Kicking & Streaming

Merry Christmas, lil onions! In a special surprise episode, the siblings cover the 2000 Christmas classic How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Carie is shocked to learn that Whos have twelve toes (wHAT?) and Ross can't get over the fact that Celine Dion should have recorded "Where Are You Christmas?" Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream, and this month, everyone who writes us a review on Apple Podcasts/Itunes will be entered into a drawing to determine who will select the first feature of 2020! Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

For the last show of the season, Carie & Ross break down Ross's favorite romantic comedy of all time, The Holiday (2006). Carie gets frustrated about being attracted to Jack Black, Ross underlines the circular nature of the plot, and the siblings cannot contain their emotions for the effervescent Kate Winslet. Don't forget, everyone! We're having a contest through the end of December! Everyone who writes us a review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts in December will be entered into a drawing to see who will choose the first feature we cover in 2020! You can find us on Twitter @kicknstream and you can write the show at [email protected]

On this week's Bonus Features, Ross rants about the Trump family legacy of evading criminal charges, Carie forgets the definition of "omnipotence," and the siblings recall their fond memories of the Indianapolis Repetory Theater's annual production of A Christmas Carol. Related Media: Eat Shit Bob: The Musical; The Rumor Weed; Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream! Through the end of December, everyone who writes us a review on Itunes/Apple Podcasts will be entered into a drawing to decide which participant will decide the first feature of 2020! Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, the siblings break down one of their all-time holiday favorites, A Muppets Christmas Carol (1992). The siblings discuss the strange career of Sir Michael Caine and his portrayal of the famous Scrooge. Ross can't get over the subplot of our narrators, Gonzo & Rizzo, and Carie drools over that actor who could DEFINITELY be Michael Caine's son. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream! Remember, we're having a contest during the month of December in which listeners can write us a review on Apple Podcasts, and at the end of the month, we will select one review at random and that listener will choose the first feature of 2020! Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, the siblings recount their trip to Wisconsin to see Lana Del Rey, Carie reminesces about seeing the original cast of Young Frankenstein on Broadway, and Ross has a message for men who refuse to reciprocate... Related Media: Roger Bart on starring in Young Frankenstein Copyright @2019 Sorry Mom Productions *ANNOUNCEMENT, LIL ONIONS!* Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream and please, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! For the entire month of December, everyone who leaves us a review--good or bad--will be entered into a drawing! Whoever's name is drawn at the end will pick the first feature of 2020! Review through December 31st to be entered to win!

On this week's episode of Kicking & Streaming, the siblings crack open a satire gem from the early 2000s, The Stepford Wives. Carie nearly has an anyeresum in discussing the futility of gender roles and the patriarchy, Ross can't get over all of the things Glenn Close did for money in this film, and the siblings postulate what EXACTLY they spent $90 million on. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream and please, if you haven't done so already, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

Happy off-week, lil onions! On this week's outtakes, Ross provides more background on the production of Nightmare, as well as a brief lesson on the plight of Rosemary Kennedy. Carie postulates which holiday mascot she would be, and becomes fussy when Ross insists on bringing out her least favorite running bit. Related Media: The Making of The Nightmare Before Christmas Stay tuned next week for our coverage of one of Carie's personal faves, The Stepford Wives (2004). If you haven't done so yet, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, and be sure to follow the show @kicknstream on Twitter!

This week, Ross flirts with insanity as he puts himself in the place of a stop-motion technician, Carie laments over narrative weakness, and the siblings rejoice in the sentiment of their favorite holiday season! Related Media: The Making Of The Nightmare Before Christmas; I Miss You (Blink 182); Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream and please head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a review so we can make the show better for everyone! We'll be back in two weeks guys, but until then, SORRY MOM! Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

For the off-week, we wanted to share a little piece of bonus content featuring our longest tangent yet to date--A title previously held by the Ray Jay/Brandy tangent of the Cinderella episode. A conversation about video game narrative during the Silent Hill episode turned contentious after Carie remembers one of Ross's most carnal pop-culture sins... Thank you folx for remembering us in the off-weeks! Stay tuned next week for the listener's pick of The Nightmare Before Xmas! Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream and head over to Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think of our little project. If you want to send us fan/hate mail, you can do so at [email protected]

On this week's outtakes, Ross freaks Carie out with his Pennywise impression, Carie puts her pretentious film scholar hat on, and Ross speculates that Iggy Azaelea might be the Blair Witch. Related Media: Irony (sans audio, because of a song I used, but the visuals are still hilariously bad) Related Media: Blair Witch Lore Timeline Folx! Don't forget to get over to our Twitter, where you can vote on what feature you'd like us to cover next! The poll closes Friday. And if you haven't done so yet, head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a review! We're already working on new material for 2020, so there's never been a better time to tell us what you think!

This week, Carie & Ross take a deep dive into the Blair Witch Project. Carie gushes over the marketing campaign to end all marketing campaigns in the infant days of the internet, Ross grows frustrated with the sight of tree trunks and leaves, and the siblings discuss their opinions on the film theory that the Blair Witch never existed at all. Get on over to Twitter and vote in our poll about what you'd like our next feature to be! @kicknstream Thank you again to everyone who's been listening so far! Don't forget to go over to Apple Podcasts and leave a review for us! We'll see you soon!

On this week's bonus features, the siblings experience one of the most frustrating dynamics of their relationship during the recording, Ross shares his first memory of The Blair Witch Project, and Carie laughs at her lack of editing ability.

This week, Carie & Ross cover Casper, the 1995 Halloween classic that also mysteriously came out at the end of spring. The siblings gush of the gratuitous cameos, discuss ghost physics, and bond over how this movie made them more content with the idea of dying someday. Don't forget to go over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a review if you haven't done so already! And follow us @kicknstream on the Twitter! Copyright 2019 @ Sorry Mom Productions

On this week's bonus features, Carie displays just how ignorant she is of American geography. The siblings discuss video game nostalgia, the subculture of fan cartographers on the internet, and the economic influence of Sir Toppham Hat. Thanks for being patient with us this week, guys! We'll be back next week with another spooky feature for you. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream! And if you haven't done so yet, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! We'd love to hear from you!

***UPDATED: Now, with sound! Whew! This was a long one, guys. Trigger warnings aplenty for this week's episode where we crack open the hellish nightmare of Silent Hill (2006). Based on the 1999 Konami game, this film takes Carie and Ross through a full range of emotions. Among this week's topics are themes of motherhood, the power of excellent sound design, and the inconsistency of Sean Bean's accent. Related Media: Silent Hill Gameplay Walkthrough Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream! Also, please head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a review--Good or bad! Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

Just in time for the spooky season, Ross regales us with the spooky events that have been taking place since he moved out on his own into a house that was built in the 1940's.

On this week's bonus features, Ross has to explain to Carie what "lean" is, Carie explains why she thinks she'd make the perfect house cat, and the siblings walk down memory lane to that time when they had to get married in front of an audience during their time in their community theater production of The Drowsy Chaperone. Don't forget follow Kicking & Streaming on Twitter and to leave us an Apple Podcasts review! Also don't forget to check out the Equelizers Podcast! Stay tuned next week for our visceral discussion on Silent Hill (2006). See you then! Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, Carie & Ross explore the Halloween staple, Hocus Pocus (1993). We discuss some of the more tame childhood trauma that early 90's movies had to offer, discuss the ins and outs of fictional witch culture, and Carie makes an on-air apology to Ross for acting like a jerk to him when they were kids. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream and head over to Apple Podcasts to leave us a review. Stay spooky, little onions. Related Media: The Equelizers Podcast Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

This was a funny one, guys. Ross literally goes on for 2 minutes about Ray Jay & Brandy being brother and sister, and Carie explains why you all should just get over Taylor Swift being cast in Cats. Stay tuned for next week's episode and our first spooky feature of the Halloween season! Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream! If you all don't have Apple Podcasts, feel free to leave us a comment or send us an email at [email protected], and tell us what you like (or don't like) about the show! We want to know what you guys think! This bonus episode is dedicated to our dear friend & fan, Erin. V.

On this week's episode of Kicking & Streaming, Carie and Ross gush about Whitney Houston's gorgeous pipes and magic sass in Disney's production of Roger and Hammerstein's Cinderella. We talk about new spins on a classic fairy tale, the production value that $12 million will buy, and how racially-blind casting leads to the representation the world deserves. Also there's lots of singing. Don't miss out on updates during the spooky season, guys! We have lots of Halloween fun coming up for October. Join us next week for our first Halloween feature! Don't forget to follow us on Twitte! @kicknstream Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

Carie had to attend her best friend's wedding last week, so this Bonus Feature is out a little late, but it's still a fun time! Don't forget to follow us on Twitter at @kicknstream and stay tuned for this week's episode, Rogers and Hammerstein's Cinderella (1997). Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

On this week's episode of Kicking & Streaming, Carie & Ross find themselves nostalgic for the hay day of beloved actor Robin Williams. Covering the 1993 classic Mrs. Doubtfire, the siblings discuss why it's important to not marry right out of high school, speculate about the shelved sequel, and ramble in awe of Robin Williams' ability to have conversations with himself. Don't forget to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Podbean! It helps grow our audience by helping other listeners find us! And if you haven't done so yet, go follow the show on Twitter at @kicknstream! Related Media: Mrs. Doubtfire Makeup Transformation Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

This (extra long) bonus episode covers some The Devil Wears Prada scenes from the cutting room floor of our podcast studio, as well as some hilarious outtakes featuring another pageant of Ross's actress impressions, some additional Anna Wintour trivia, and some anecdotes about Ross's new place! Don't forget to download and head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. We want to hear your thoughts! If you have some suggestions on a movie for a future show, reach out to us on Twitter @kicknstream. Stay tuned next week for our episode on Mrs. Doubtfire! See you then! Related media: The Devil Wears Prada Gag Reel Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

On this week's bonus features, Carie & Ross flip through the 2019 September issue of Vogue magazine: Pros: Great profile on Tom Ford, non-binary representation, unnecessary giraffes. Cons: Taylor goddamn Swift. Stay tuned for the outtakes from our latest episode on The Devil Wears Prada! Don't forget to download, follow us on Twitter, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, we cover the 2006 comedy The Devil Wears Prada, starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway. The epic debate today: Miranda Priestly--vogue or villain? We also gush over the fabulous outfits this film had to offer, speculate over whether Anna Wintour runs the East Coast, and fangirl over Meryl. Stay tuned for bonus content this week where we peruse this September's issue of Vogue! Related Media: The Devil Wears Prada Gag Reel, Cast of TDWP on The View (2006)

Since we're off this week, we wanted to drop you guys a short bonus episode to tide you over until next week. We'll be covering The Devil Wears Prada next week, so stay tuned! In the meantime, head on over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a review! In this featurette, Carie & Ross play a movie quotes trivia game. How many did you get right? Tweet us your score @kicknstream on Twitter! Don't forget to download and rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

This week we cover the Governator's cop drama/comedy of the absurd, Kindergarten Cop (1990). On today's show, we discuss the importance of showing up for your kids, how the concept of stranger danger has evolved, and how Carie's Arnold Schwarzenegger impression only improves as time goes on. Remember, we'll be taking next week off, but we'll be back on September 16 with The Devil Wears Prada! Stay tuned! Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

In this week's outtakes, we talk Disney war propaganda films, the bizarre professional relationship between Patrick Stuart and Seth McFarlane, Carie's encounter with a particularly brazen mouse, and there's a surprising amount of discussion about character actor Steve Zahn. Related Media: Robert Pattinson Hates Twilight Related Media: Chicken Little (1943) Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, Carie and Ross break down the Disney animated movie Chicken Little. Topics include the impact of Garry Marshall across television and movies, the importance of communication, and that feeling you get when you know you're being gaslit. Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

Don't miss these hilarious bonus features: Carie and Ross argue over whether or not Wil Wheaton was in Malcolm in the Middle, Ross experiences more than one Freudian slip, and Carie cannot handle Ross's inopportune sniffing. Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, to Ross's dismay, we are covering the 1982 flop Grease 2. Join us on a journey of music, bad writing, and frequent reminders that everyone has a guilty pleasure film. As we fawn over these attractive actors, we attempt to answer questions like, "How DID Michael survive that jump?" and "Where DOES the pollen go?" Please don't forget to subscribe to Kicking & Streaming and share it with your friends and family! Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

Enjoy the hilarious outtakes from our recording on The Dark Crystal, in which we discuss the theater career of Gaten Matarazzo from Stranger Things, Bob's Burgers references, and how some Muppet Show outtakes could have driven Frank Oz to an early grave. Related media: Emmet Otter's Jug Band Outtakes (or, the outtakes where Frank Oz lapses into madness)

This week, we're covering the highly-visual project The Dark Crystal. We explore the extended lore of the world of Thra, discuss the potential of the upcoming Netflix prequel series, and gush over the genius of the Jim Henson company. Related Media: The Making of the Dark Crystal Copyright Sorry Mom Productions

Click to listen to Ross's journey of self-discovery through his involvement in Shrek the Musical in his high school theater troupe. Also: Carie doesn't know what spirit gum is. Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

This week we examine the 2001 Dreamworks flagship project Shrek. As the source material for infamous memes and iconic moments in turn-of-the-century animation, Carie & Ross discuss how this important movie shaped the way they viewed relationships in their formative years. Also, how have Fiona and Dragon never hashed out the fact that Dragon held her prisoner? That and much more on this week's episode of Kicking & Streaming. Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions

Ross has a lot of strong feelings about the 2016 sequel Independence Day: Resurgence. At the risk of his blood pressure spiking, Ross explains how the creative team did him so wrong.

Did you know there was a statue of Jeff Goldblum in London? This week, we dive into the blockbuster 1996 classic, Independence Day and explore how the story and characters remind us what it REALLY means to be patriotic. Carie almost cries twice and Ross gives us a history lesson on the political climate that received this film. That and more on this week's episode. Remember to subscribe and share!

Listen to Carie and Ross do the audio equivalent of a newborn fawn staggering to a standing position for the first time in its fragile existence. Carie struggles with the microphone specs, while Ross ruminates on the composition of a traditional English breakfast. Also, whatever happened to Coco on the Golden Girls?

For their first episode, Carie and Ross discuss the 1992 court room comedy classic My Cousin Vinny. The siblings will be answering questions like, "How old is Ralph Macchio?" and "How on earth does this ridiculous farce draw so many enraging parallels to true-crime?" And don't forget the hero, Marissa Tomei as Mona Lisa Vito--the woman, the icon, the legend.