The Girlfriend, The Sex Object, The Nag
Comedian Maria Shehata and writer/director Cat Rhinehart revisit their favorite movies to see how the female characters stack up against the newish realization women are people.
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Episode 18 - Clerks (opens the original)
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**All Episodes Contain Spoilers** Episode 18 - Clerks. In this episode, Maria Shehata and Cat Rhinehart rewatch the iconic 1994 film Clerks, exploring its themes, characters, and delve into the movie's portrayal of relationships and gender roles.Support Us! https://ko-fi.com/herbyhimpodFollow Us! @HerbyHimPod @mariashehata @catrhinehart
Episode 17 - Scarface (opens the original)
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**All Episodes Contain Spoilers**Episode 17 - Scarface (1983)In this episode, Cat Rhinehart and Maria Shehata explore the iconic film Scarface, its characters, and the cultural implications of casting and storytelling choices. Join us as we analyze the film's themes, character dynamics, and the behind-the-scenes history that shaped this classic.Support Us! https://ko-fi.com/herbyhimpodFollow Us! @HerbyHimPod @mariashehata @catrhinehart
Episode 16 - Married to the Mob (opens the original)
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**All Episodes Contain Spoilers** Episode 16 - Married to the Mob. We're back and ready for Season 2 of The Girlfriend, the Sex Object, the Nag Podcast! In this episode, Maria Shehata and Cat Rhinehart dissect the 1988 film Married to the Mob, exploring its humor, female characters, and behind-the-scenes insights. We delve into the film's stylistic choices, and how it parodies mob movies, and sharing our personal takes.Support the podcast and help us keep making episodes!☕ Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.c
Episode 15 - Pitch Perfect (opens the original)
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**All Episodes Contain Spoilers** Episode 15 - Pitch Perfect. In this episode of The Girlfriend, The Sex Object, The Nag, we take on Pitch Perfect (2012), the wildly popular a cappella hit starring Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson, Brittany Snow, and Anna Camp.We break down the female characters, the tropes that defined early-2010s Hollywood, and whether the film still holds up today. From Fat Amy to Becca’s “too cool for this” attitude.We also get into:Why the women in Pitch Perfect are so mean to e
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