In episode 168 we wrap up Mean Girls month with Heathers. In this episode Liz and Heather are joined by former teacher and current podcaster Sara Candela.

The best part is.. Liz had not seen this movie prior to the podcast. So we got to talk about first impressions and misconceptions of what she had expected. What held up? What makes no sense? Also, why do rich girls wear double breasted blazers in California?

Listen in for the last movie in Mean Girls month, and we saved the most disturbed for last.

Welcome back to Mean Girls Month!  This week we talk about the modern classic film, Clueless.

Now we know that maybe Cher and Dionne are not the meanest mean girls out there, but they certainly brought the laughs.

In addition, Heather and Liz are joined by Jess, a past guest, teacher, librarian and all around official funny bitch! 

Back in the 90's this was the show, the outfits, and the life.  Does it hold up now that we are adults?  Listen in and see.

It's Mean Girls Month! All April we are going to celebrate the trope of the Mean Girls in High School. The bitches we love to hate.

In episode 167 we are joined by the incomparable Lanie Bradbury and we discuss if 'fetch' is ever going to happen ... oh and rain predicting boobs.

It's Mean Girls Month! All April we are going to celebrate the trope of the Mean Girls in High School. The bitches we love to hate.

In Episode 166 we go back to the 70's where mean girls thrived... especially in this high school. Unfortunately those mean girls don't realize they are bullying an emotionally unstable girl who can impale you with random objects using only her mind. Yes we know that Carrie is a horror movie, but we can't ignore the trope.

Listen in and spend some laughs ... and screams... with the Nerdy Bitches as they review Carrie.

In episode 165, Liz and Heather talk about an idea for taking care of yourself and your home during this trying time... and we cover Tidying Up with Marie Kondo: Quarantine Edition! Listen in as we talk about the Netflix series with the same name and Ms. Kondo's best selling book - The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up. Liz and Operaman went through the first three categories about a year ago, so she shares her experiences, in what worked long-term and what didn't.