13 - Madonna, Whore, Spandex

15 - 2000s Nostalgia

This week we're talking about the decade that defined our pop culture tastes forever, the year 2000-2010. Reminisce with us about the irresistibly snackable movies, tv, and music from this candy coated, dial-up friendly, club hopping, and nutritionally deficient era. Put on your studded belts and charge up your minidisc players, we're going back to the Warped Tour! Mentioned this episode: TV: Will and Grace, Sex and the City, The Sopranos, 6 Feet Under, Chapelle Show, NEXT, Parental Control, 16 and Pregnant, The Real World, Laguna Beach, The Hills, MTV, Pretty Wild, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, The Simple Life, The Disney Channel, The 13th Year, That's so Raven, Lizzie McGuire, Even Stevens, Phil of the Future Movies: Mean Girls, Bring it On, Swimfan, the Princess Diaries, Napoleon Dynamite, Legally Blonde, Homeward Bound, Crash (it's bad!) Music: Britney!!!, American Idiot, Shaggy's "It Wasn't Me", Kylie Minogue, Outkast, Nelly, Bright Eyes, Panic at the Disco, Death Cab for Cutie, Nsync, Backstreet Boys, 98 Degrees, Fall Out Boy, The top song of the 2000's, Creed, Warped Tour, Scene Kids, Christina Aquilera gets Drrrrty, Gwen Stefani, what is a hollaback girl?, Fergie, 50 Cent, the Rise of Krump, Chingy, Ying Yang Twins, Ludacris, Ja Rule, Ashanti, Bubba Sparxxx, Snoop (timeless artist) Featured Topics: Asia Argento Allegations, Watts Family Murders, Laguna Beach, Animal Mating Habits, Mandy Moore's Singing Career, Remember Clubbing?, Desktop computers, AOL, Losing your virginity on Myspace, Napster, choosing between Minidisc and MP3, 2000s celebrity scandals, Ricky Ullman's singing career

14 - Conscious Uncoupling

Meghann and Kelsey discuss the wildest and most memorable breakups in history.

13 - Madonna, Whore, Spandex

Meghann and Kelsey dish about the cruelest month of the year and the summertime TV that's helping us struggle through it. MAJOR SPOILERS for The Sinner and GLOW, both available on Netflix. Just because our bodies are shutting down from the heat doesn't mean we can't enjoy some quality depictions of complicated female relationships. In Kelsey's own words, we gotta "plug in an IV to our televisions and find something that will sustain us until September." Watch GLOW! It's technically sports!

12 - We're Baaack!

That's right, it's another episode of My Good Bad Taste! Did you think you'd seen the last of us? Well, think again, friendo, because season 2 is here and we're wasting no time getting into the most important topics of the year including ROYAL WEDDINGS, EVEN ROYAL-ER WEDDINGS, and TRUE CRIME DOCUMENTARIES. Come catch up with us, and then let's discuss Netflix's new docuseries -The Staircase. Featured Topics: Which Handmaids Tale are you?, Me Too (yep, again), Chris Hardwick is cancelled-FINALLY, Roseanne is cancelled-FINALLY, Jeffrey Tambor--CANCELLED, Kate Middleton's mom face, The Dress, They caught the Golden State Killer!, Dudes Named Petersen Tend to Murder Their Wives, *Correction: Meghann is dumb and said the song was “I Will Be”, but the song she and Deanna sang at Kelsey’s wedding is called “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)” By The Proclaimers. What we missed: Chris Hardwick allegations: https://medium.com/@skydart/rose-colored-glasses-6be0594970ca [https://medium.com/@skydart/rose-colored-glasses-6be0594970ca] Roseanne’s history as a racist: https://www.vox.com/2018/5/29/17406014/roseanne-racism-abc-trump-twitter [https://www.vox.com/2018/5/29/17406014/roseanne-racism-abc-trump-twitter] The NY Times interview with Arrested Development cast: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/23/arts/television/arrested-development-netflix-interview-jeffrey-tambor.html [https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/23/arts/television/arrested-development-netflix-interview-jeffrey-tambor.html] “I’ll Be Gone In The Dark” by Michelle McNamara: Amazon link [https://www.amazon.com/Ill-Be-Gone-Dark-Obsessive/dp/0062319787/ref=sr_1_2_twi_har_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1530807160&sr=1-2&keywords=I%27ll+be+gone+in+the+dark+book]

11 - Awards and Accusations

In a serious episode, the gals try to make sense of the current cultural reckoning of sexual misconduct and violence against women. With new (and often very much not-new) stories surfacing each day, there is a weary abundance of material this episode. We kick off with Oscar predictions in the shadow of the Me Too movement, followed by discussion of two horrifying ongoing unsolved murder cases, and the difference between victim-focused and perpetrator focused storytelling. Finally, a discussion of institutional complicity in the Woody Allen and Larry Nassar assault cases. Trigger Warning: violence against women, sexual assault, James Franco