A Really Good Podcast with Greg & Liz

Send us a text This week we’re talking Gremlins—the movie that taught us three very important rules: keep them out of the light, don’t let them get wet, and absolutely never feed them after midnight. We dive into behind-the-scenes secrets, the film’s unhinged moments and discuss whether it will work nowadays.

Send us a text No but seriously...wtf is going on in the world right now? Our resident political expert Guy Dufault is back to help Liz break down the insanity that is politics today. From the shutdown to the ballroom and everything else we don't entirely understand.

Send us a text In this episode, we head back to 1983 and step inside the creative madness behind one of the most iconic music videos of all time — Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.” From its groundbreaking special effects to the unforgettable choreography, we uncover how a 14-minute short film changed the music industry forever. We also dive in to Halloween music, discuss the classics and why we don't have more Halloween bangers.

Send us a text In this eerie episode, we ride through the misty woods of Sleepy Hollow and uncover the chilling legend that has haunted generations. Written by Washington Irving in 1820, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow tells the tale of Ichabod Crane, a superstitious schoolteacher, and his fateful encounter with the mysterious Headless Horseman. Join us as we discuss the town, the legend and decide once and for all whether Ichabod was a hot guy.

Send us a text Join us this week as we dive into Liz's dream concert aka Lilith Fair! From the humble beginnings to an event that changed the face of music (at least for a little while), Lilith Fair took everything we knew about music and turned it on its head in the late 90s. We discuss the biblical origin of Lilith, why it was so impactful and our thoughts on the new documentary Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery, including why it made some of us VERY emotional.

Send us a text Join us this week as we dive into the 1997 classic Good Will Hunting. We discuss the Ben and Matt lore, how the film got made, whether it holds up and why Greg wouldn't recommend assaulting your patients during therapy.

Send us a text In this episode, we dive deep into The Biggest Loser, the hit reality TV show that turned weight loss into primetime entertainment, for good or for bad. We get into the truth about the diet industry, some of our favorite moments in messed up diet culture, how we have fallen victim ourselves and our gym routines (lol). Finally, we discuss the new documentary, which is pretty mid if you ask us. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your shows.

Send us a text Welcome back!! In our season 3 premiere, we tackle a subject that is very applicable to both of us: being old parents! We discuss exactly what it means to be geriatric when it comes to having kids, why it's a big deal and why it's actually not always that big of a deal. We also get into our experiences with having kids both young and old and break down one of the greatest "wait, how old are they?" parenting movies of all time: Father of the Bride Part 2. We missed you!

Send us a text Join us for our season 2 finale, where we break down the quirky and thought-provoking 2004 romantic drama Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. film We dive into the making of the movie, the heartache it flawlessly portrays and explore all the ways it exposes human nature.

Send us a text Let's all welcome Greg back to the podcast as we dive into the world of Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Othello and its modern cinematic adaptation, O. Join us as we explore the powerful themes of jealousy, manipulation, and betrayal that transcend time and media. We'll discuss the original play, its complex characters, and the intense emotional journey it takes us on. Then, we’ll shift our focus to O (2001), a contemporary retelling set in a high school, where the story’s elemen...

Send us a text Bands don’t need to be real to be great and we have the list to prove it. Join Liz and her bestie Brigid as they discuss their favorite fictional bands. From Powerline to The Wonders, Alexis Rose to Daisy Jones, 2gether to Zack Attack, we cover all the hits (and misses.)

Send us a text The Princess Bride bwings Meg McMahon and Liz back togetha today to take this trip down memory lane. This movie has something for everyone: romance, adventure, quippy dialogue and an incredible knack for dialogue. From the rats of unusual size to the incredible cast, we get into it all!

Send us a text Bekah Berger joins the pod this week to discuss one of the most-watched events in entertainment: the Superbowl Halftime Show! In this episode, we dive into the humble beginnings with college marching bands to the high-energy, star-studded performances we see today. We talk about the most asked questions, the controversies and our thoughts on some of the biggest acts in the last 30 years. From Nipplegate to Kendrick's political powerhouse performance, we cover them all!

Send us a text On January 20, 2025, Donald Trump became the 47th president of the United States and it feels like we haven’t had a minute to breathe since then. Join us this week with our resident political expert (and Liz’s dad) Guy Dufault as he helps break down what is really going on in American politics. From executive orders to tariffs, DEI to disaster aid, cabinet picks to who is really running the show, we get to the bottom of it all and show you that there is still a lot of hope to b...

Send us a text She's baaack! Meg joins as co-host to help Liz dive into the emotional whirlwind that is My So-Called Life, the iconic 90s teen drama that captivated hearts and minds. From Angela Chase’s journey of self-discovery to the complex relationships that define adolescence, we explore why this show still resonates with viewers decades after it aired. We discuss the brilliant performances, the groundbreaking storylines, and how different it is to watch from adolescence to adulthood. Wh...

Send us a text Hold on tight, spider monkies because there's a new cohost in town! While Greg is off on official work business, Liz's very best friend Meg is here to help her dive into the hauntingly awful vampire saga that shaped an entire generation. Join them as they debate whether this is a good movie, why Kristen Stewart has such a hard time existing as Bella Swan, explain why they love Robert Pattison so much and recast the entire thing as an Oscar-worthy endeavor. Twilight (Hulu)

Send us a text And with that, the 2024 season comes to an end. We're closing out the year with a roundup of the news that gripped the nation this year. From plane crashes to attempted assassinations, the solar eclipse to PDiddy's legal troubles and the Lively/Baldoni situation, we break it down and try to figure out what the hell happened this year??? Hope you had a great New Year!

Send us a text In this episode, we dive into the two beloved versions of Miracle on 34th Street—the 1947 original and the 1994 remake. We explore how each film captures the magic of Christmas, with a special focus on the evolution of its characters, the deal with the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and how each one succeeded in a variety of ways. Trigger Warning: LOTS of Santa talk, this episode should not be listened to around children.

Send us a text Sometimes life doesn't go your way. Or in George Bailey's case, it almost always goes the polar opposite of your way and you end up being a huge curmudgeon but that's showbiz baby! In this weeks episode, we dive into the 1946 holiday classic It's A Wonderful Life, exploring why it's so beloved, what messages it really sends and why they need to get Uncle Billy the hell out of there asap. We also dive into what our own It's A Wonderful Life moments would look like and whether we...

Send us a text The hills are alive and we couldn’t be happier about it! In this episode, we explore the beloved 1964 movie musical The Sound of Music and uncover the fascinating true story behind the von Trapp family. From their life in Austria during the rise of the Nazi regime to their journey as a traveling musical troupe in America, the real von Trapps led a life of resilience and harmony that’s both similar to and different from the Hollywood version.