Marni is feeling much better than last week and is revved up on Gatorade, ready to report on all things media. Topics include the new Netflix series Dirty Pop on boy bands, the Love Island finale which Marni only tuned in for the water cooler chats, and Lady in the Lake, which they aren't sold on yet. The theme of the week is definitely the movie Twisters, bringing it back to even the OG film with Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt. Marni's love for Glenn Powell is running deep and only growing this summer. Hillbilly Elegy was an interesting watch with Glenn Close stealing the show, and not to be spoiled is the finale of Presumed Innocence—a must-see! Marni has started Big Brother, and the ladies unite on the new Harry Connick Jr. flick Find Me Falling on Netflix. Another fun episode with these two.

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

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Marni is feeling low energy due to some of her autoimmune issues flaring up, and with Visiting Day for her son tomorrow, it's a quick recap of the week. The recap includes Richard Simmons' passing, a Faye Dunaway documentary, plus Marni's love for RHOC. From Emmy snubs to Simone Biles & Big Brother—it's a fast episode but enough to keep you coming back for more (hopefully).

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

Follow Marni for more on Instagram @marnijagger

Note: This episode was recorded Friday 7/11

Marni starts off with some "Nods from the Pod," a new segment that shouts out listeners who fix a mistake or suggest something to view. The big news of the week in the camp community is the reopening in 2025 of Marni's camp alma mater, Camp Akiba. They dive into why Felicia sent her there at the age of 6 and why she won't be pulling her son from his current camp. They play a game to learn which celebrities went to which summer camps. Marni isn't loving her Suits binge, and Felicia is happy that she and Marni have a new show on Apple TV, Sunny, starring Rashida Jones. Felicia shocks Marni with the memory that they were once, in fact, a Nielsen family. Marni has no recollection, but it's a great way to round out the week.

Produced by: Marni & KC Ellis

Edited and Sound Mixed by: KC Ellis

Follow Marni for more on Instagram @marnijagger