BDS: Matthew Lillard
Listen Up! Brett’s longtime friend and fellow actor Matthew Lillard stops by the studio to chat about “Good Girls” on NBC, his high school sweetheart, and sneezing up noodles… enjoy!
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Listen Up! Brett’s longtime friend and fellow actor Matthew Lillard stops by the studio to chat about “Good Girls” on NBC, his high school sweetheart, and sneezing up noodles… enjoy!
For Real Tho, this one’s about dating etiquette and whether or not girls should pay every time, the girls discuss hip-hop and whether or not any of it is worth listening to, plus they share stories from the worst day jobs they’ve ever had… enjoy!
Our Heroic Trio is back on Geek Girl Riot to talk Lost in Space, Into the Badlands, and more shows they’re loving.
For Real Tho, this one’s about the drinking stories the girls don’t want their parents to hear and whether or not ghosts are real. Katie shares the best prank she’s ever played …enjoy!
For Real Tho, this one’s about the girls’ relationships with their parents, why BuzzFeed quizzes are the best and Ruby returns …enjoy!B
Ready Player One recently smashed the box office, while Pacific Rim: Uprising didn’t hit here but did overseas. Sherin, Julian, and Kwesi discuss why these two movies had such different fan reactions.
For Real Tho, this one’s about working out, to go to the club or not to go to the club, the girls sing along to their favorite nostalgic songs, Jillian shares her story about dancing on tables with Demi Lovato, and a very serious dating app discussion …enjoy!
We’re getting into the good stuff with the Sex Episode. Special guest, sex educator Danarama, joins us to talk BDSM, kinks, fetishes, and everything in between as we explore self-empowerment through sex positivity.
For Real Tho, this one’s about favorite foods, favorite cities and the girls celebrate Bianca’s new job as they discuss how important it is to keep positive people in your life …enjoy!
Our Rioters are talking the movies, shows, books, and comics they love in spite of them being a whole lotta problematic. Because guess what? You can love something while recognizing its issues and demanding improvement.
