Episode 46, the final episode of Finding Felicity, Season 2, is appropriately called The Season 2 Wrap-Up (Or, A Felicity Season in 2025) because these silly college students don’t know what to prioritize!Teresa and Kat put on their writer hats and talk about what a season of Felicity might look like in today’s TV landscape, crafting a 10-episode story arc that saves the best of Felicity, S2 while trimming the dead weight (so long, Greg!). This was a fun one to record! We’d love to hear what you think of our version of this season of Felicity and/or how you’d design the season if they were making Felicity today! Check out The Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up!Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.comConnect with Pomonok Entertainment on social media: Instagram / Bluesky / TikTokSupport Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar!CREDITSHost/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Instagram / TikTok / Bluesky Host/Executive Producer: Katherine StreetWebsite / Instagram / BlueskyProduced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Bryant DillonS2 illustrated logo by: Tammy StreetWord logo design by: Noel RiveraFinding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber.Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen.Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop.FINDING FELICITY WILL RETURN IN FALL 2025! JOIN THE POMONOK PODCASTS NEWSLETTER, OR FOLLOW US ON SOCIALS SO YOU DON’T MISS OUR SEASON THREE RETURN!
Episode 45 is called The Biggest Deal There Is (Or, Making a Big Deal Over the Wrong Stuff) because these silly college students don’t know what to prioritize!Teresa and Kat discuss the Felicity S2 FINALE–Episode 23, “The Biggest Deal There Is,” in which Felicity and Ben continue their ongoing internship debate, bickering weirdly and passive-aggressively about it; we get to attend Javier’s wedding, where we finally get to meet SAMUEL for the first time, as well as Javier’s cousin, Natalie, who proves to be a very challenging presence; and we have the return of Julie’s birth mother, Carol Anderson, who comes back into Julie’s life for…questionable reasons.Check out The Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up!Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.comConnect with Pomonok Entertainment on social media: Instagram / Bluesky / TikTokSupport Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar!CREDITSHost/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Instagram / TikTok / Bluesky Host/Executive Producer: Katherine StreetWebsite / Instagram / BlueskyProduced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Bryant DillonS2 illustrated logo by: Tammy StreetWord logo design by: Noel RiveraFinding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber.Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen.Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop.NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 46: The Season 2 Wrap-Up (Or, A Felicity Season in 2025)Release date: Friday, February 21
Episode 44 is calledFinal Answer(Or,Girl, You Don’t Actually Care About Art) because despite all her actions to the contrary, Felicity doesn’t seem to actually care all that much about pursuing an art career…whatever that might mean to her.Teresa and Kat discussFelicity S2, Episode 22, “Final Answer,” in which Felicity and Ben’s inability to stay away from each other during finals nearly ruins Felicity’s academic career; Noel and Ruby come to terms with what their relationship needs to be, and the rest of the gang responds to the pressure of finals in different (and slightly bonkers) ways. Check outThe Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up!Send any questions or comments to:findingfelicitypod@gmail.comConnect with Pomonok Entertainment on social media: Instagram /Bluesky / TikTokSupportFinding Felicity by dropping what you can into thePomonok Tip Jar!CREDITSHost/Executive Producer:Teresa Jusino Instagram / TikTok /Bluesky Host/Executive Producer:Katherine StreetWebsite /Instagram /BlueskyProduced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by:Bryant DillonS2 illustrated logo by: Tammy StreetWord logo design by: Noel RiveraFinding Felicity theme arranged and performed byDayna Webber.OriginalFelicity theme composed byLarry Klein andJ.J. Abrams and performed byJudith Owen.Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop.NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 45:The Biggest Deal There Is(Or,Making a Big Deal Over the Wrong Stuff)Release date: Friday, February 14.
Before we get into this week’s episode, we want to give a warm welcome to a returning member of the Finding Felicity family! Bryant Dillon of Fanbase Press, our former home, has graciously agreed to help us out on the editing front for the rest of the season! So, you’ll probably notice a sharp uptick in sound quality starting this week. Those of you who’ve been listening since the beginning will remember that Finding Felicity started as a member of the Fanbase Press podcast network, and Bryant was our co-producer and editor back when Teresa was hosting with rotating guest hosts each week. Bryant even ended up a guest himself back on Episode 16 about “The Fugue!” You can listen to the Finding Felicity ENCORE re-release of that episode HERE! Welcome back, Bryant! Episode 41 is called Ben Was Here (Or, Everybody Lost Their Damn Mind) because there was not a single completely sane person in this entire episode. Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 20, “Ben Was Here,” in which Ben becomes too “Felicity” for his own good, Felicity and Greg try to recover from their ruined weekend getaway, Noel and Ruby deal with the arrival of Ruby’s baby-daddy, and the whole gang (including Ruby and Megan!) camp out at Sean’s loft when a water main breaks at Kelvin Hall, giving every couple, pseudo couple, and ex-couple on this show the space to hash out their simmering drama. Check out The Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up! Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Connect with Pomonok Entertainment on social media: Instagram / Bluesky / TikTok Support Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Instagram / TikTok / Bluesky Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram / Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Bryant Dillon S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 43: The Aretha Theory (Or, Girls’ Night is All About Boys) Release date: Friday, January 31
Happy New Year, Team Pomonok! Welcome to the first new Finding Felicity episode of 2025! Episode 41 is called Running Mates (Or, Chia Head) because Felicity totally got meta about Keri Russell’s short hair. Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 19, “Running Mates,” in which Felicity deals with a high-octane student council election, Elena learns why Tracy’s been so strange about intimacy beyond making out, and Ruby decides whether or not to tell her baby’s father about her pregnancy…with strong opinions coming her way from the peanut gallery. And by “the peanut gallery,” we mean Julie. Check out The Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up! Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Connect with Pomonok Entertainment on social media: Instagram / Bluesky / TikTok Support Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! HEY KIDS! Chia Pets are still around! Here’s their official website. And here’s a Chia Pet ad from the year 2000, so you know how topical a reference “Chia Head” was. CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Instagram / TikTok / Bluesky Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram / Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Teresa Jusino S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop.NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 42: Ben Was Here (Or, Everybody Lost Their Damn Mind) Release date: Friday, January 24.
Episode 40 of Finding Felicity is called Party Lines (Or, Felicity Deserves Better) because for some reason, Felicity keeps trying with Greg, who is a huge, entire bag of dicks who doesn’t deserve her attention or effort. Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 18, “Party Lines,” in which the episode’s drama comes to a head at a Sadie Hawkins dance (isn’t this a little juvenile for college students?!). Felicity goes from being a campaign manager to being a candidate for student council president, Ben takes an internship in finance which leads him to a calling coaching children’s sports, and Elena and Tracy’s relationship hits an unexpected snag. Check out The Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up! Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Connect with Pomonok Entertainment on social media: Instagram / Threads / TikTok Support Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Instagram / TikTok / Bluesky Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram / Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Kat Street S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 41: Running Mates (Or, Chia Head) Release date: Friday, JANUARY 10. ** HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE! SEE YOU IN 2025 **
Episode 39 of Finding Felicity is called Docuventary II (Or, The Wake of Maureen) because all of the drama that unfolds in this episode is thanks to the actions of one named, yet unseen, somehow iconic and totally incompetent character. Maureen, we hardly knew you. In fact, we didn’t actually know you. Like, at all. Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 17, “Docuventary II,” in which Sean is back on his filmmaker bullsh*t, this time with the character we hate to hate, Richard, as his partner in crimes against the documentary genre. Under Sean’s watchful lens, Felicity navigates both her relationship with Greg and her career ambitions as Ben tries to come to terms with his unresolved feelings for Felicity. Check out The Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up! Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Connect with Pomonok Entertainment on social media: Instagram / Threads / TikTok Support Finding Felicity (and actually competent indie filmmaking, Sean!) by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Instagram / TikTok / Bluesky Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram / Bluesky Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Teresa Jusino S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 40: Party Lines (Or, Felicity Deserves Better) Release date: Friday, December 20.
Episode 38 of Finding Felicity is called Revolutions (Or, The Morning After) because, in addition to the morning-after pill being of central concern to the plot, Ben and Noel have a sort of “morning after” experience after a study session-turned-drunken brawl. Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 16, “Revolutions,” in which Felicity organizes a sit-in to protest the university’s policy on providing the morning-after pill; Noel and Ben developing a bromance over studying, video games, and a knock-down, drag-out brawl; and Julie wrestling with her mental health in the aftermath of her sexual assault. Check out The Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up! Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Connect with Pomonok Entertainment on social media: Instagram / Threads / TikTok Support Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! Visit the awesome Felicity Restoration Project on Instagram, because we love what they do and how they keep us all true to OG Felicity! Support Planned Parenthood for all they do to make reproductive health care accessible to all! Support the National Network of Abortion Funds in providing abortion access to all women across the country who needs it. CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Bluesky / Threads / Instagram / TikTok Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Kat Street S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 39: Docuventary II (Or, The Wake of Maureen) Release date: Friday, December 13.
Episode 37 of Finding Felicity is called Things Change (Or, Dad’s on Drugs!) because Felicity discovers that her father is less okay than he seems, finally experiencing the universal truth that parents are human after all. Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 15, “Things Change,” in which Felicity sees her dad in a new light, Ben navigates his lingering feelings for Felicity as he tries to go on a date with a new girl, Elena and Tracy finally get together after circling each other for several episodes, and Noel finally makes a decision about his relationship with Ruby. Check out The Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up! Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Connect with Pomonok Entertainment on social media: Instagram / Threads / TikTok Support Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! And visit the awesome Felicity Restoration Project on Instagram, because we love what they do and how they keep us all true to OG Felicity! CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Bluesky / Threads / Instagram / TikTok Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Teresa Jusino S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 38: Revolutions (Or, The Morning After) Release date: Friday, December 6.
Episode 36 of Finding Felicity is called True Colors (Or, Dammit, Maureen!) because Felicity’s woes at the clinic are at least partly stupid, unseen fellow volunteer Maureen’s fault! Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 14, “True Colors,” in which the gang all gets together and hashes out their issues at a painting party at Noel and Elena’s apartment. Noel and Ruby’s relationship comes to a head, and Julie finally starts to deal with her sexual assault trauma. Kat and Teresa also wonder about the music used in the painting party dance scene in the episode, knowing that what’s now on Hulu, and even what’s on the available DVDs doesn’t use the original music that was aired. Teresa and Kat decide that they will reach out to the fine folks at the Felicity Restoration Project to find out more! Check out The Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up! Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Support Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Bluesky / Threads / Instagram / TikTok Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Kat Street S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 37: Things Change (Or, ‘Dad’s On Drugs!’) Release date: Friday, November 29
Episode 35 of Finding Felicity is called Truth or Consequences (Or, Crying and Sad-Walking) because this episode–the Valentine’s Day episode, apparently–is chock full of girls crying and lots of people taking poignant, sad walks. Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 13, “Truth or Consequences,” in which Noel and Ruby have to decide what to do about Ruby’s pregnancy, Felicity and Ben navigate their new community service assignment at the university health clinic, and Julie deals with her record company’s A&R guy being a total dickbag. We also get into some pretty great conversation about abortion, how fraught TV's portrayal of abortion has been, and how important it is to actually say the word abortion and destigmatize it. Check out The Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up! Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Support Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Bluesky / Threads / Instagram / TikTok Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Teresa Jusino S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 35: True Colors (Or, ‘Dammit, Maureen!’) Release date: Friday, November 22 (we promise!)
Episode 33 of Finding Felicity is called The Slump (Or, Sh*t Gets REAL) because we’re finally getting the second half of the drama that started in "Great Expectations"–what’s happening with Felicity’s parents? With Felicity and Ben? With Noel and Ruby?–and the proverbial sh*t gets so real. Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 12, “The Slump,” in which Felicity deals with the aftermath of both her parents’ divorce announcement and her pool escapades with Ben. Meanwhile, in a Finding Felicity first, Teresa is actually forced to care what happens with Noel and Ruby…because of Ruby’s possible pregnancy? Check out The Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up! Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Support Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Threads / Instagram / TikTok Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Kat Street S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 35: Truth or Consequences (Or, Crying and Sad-Walking) Release date: Friday, November 15
Episode 33 of Finding Felicity is called Help for the Lovelorn (Or, The ‘Felicity’ Episode Made Especially For Teresa) because every single thing about this unique and nerdy episode of Felicity speaks to Teresa’s soul. Teresa and Kat change things up a bit format-wise to discuss Felicity S2, Episode 11, “Help for the Lovelorn,” in which Felicity seeks a cure to her broken heart at a mysterious clinic straight out of the Twilight Zone. There’s also a special guest appearance by Rod Serling (or, at least someone trying to sound a lot like him). Check out The Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up! Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Support Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Threads / Instagram / TikTok Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Teresa Jusino S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 34: The Slump (Or, ‘Sh*t Gets REAL’) Release date: Friday, November 8
Episode 32 of Finding Felicity is called Great Expectations (Or, Party Like It’s 2000) in honor of this being the first Felicity episode of Y2K. Yes, after January 1st, 2000, the world continued to turn, and Felicity continued to air. Can you believe it?! Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 10, “Great Expectations,” in which Felicity’s family life is unexpectedly turned upside-down, Ben reconsiders having ended things with Felicity, Julie starting to feel the ick around A&R guy Erik, and RUBY DOESN’T KNOW WHEN TO CUT IT OUT, AND NOEL FEELS THE NEED TO APOLOGIZE TO HER EVEN THOUGH SHE WAS THE ONE WHO WAS BEING RIDICULOUS! Check out The Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up! Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Support Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Threads / Instagram / TikTok Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Kat Street & Teresa Jusino S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 33: Help for the Lovelorn (Or, The ‘Felicity’ Episode Made Specifically For Teresa) Release date: Friday, November 1
Episode 31 of Finding Felicity is called Portraits (Or, Reverse Reeling), and…wait…is Teresa starting to sympathize with Noel? No. No, that can’t be right. Can it? Still, Noel and Felicity remain infuriating as hell. Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 9, “Portraits,” featuring Felicity and Noel being assigned an unnecessarily intimate art project, a musical performance that levels up Julie’s career options, and Ben being a silly little bean and not reading his syllabus properly. Check out The Coffee Rating System at the Pomonok website to see where your favorite Felicity episodes (so far) have been stacking up! Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Support Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Threads / Instagram / TikTok Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram / Threads Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Kat Street S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 32: Great Expectations (Or, ‘Party Like It’s 2000’) Release date: Friday, October 25
Episode 30 of Finding Felicity is called Family Affairs (Or, USE YOUR WORDS!), because we get to see Felicity finally, at long last, express herself and say the things she needs to say to the important people in her life! But don’t worry – she does so in the messiest, most melodramatic way possible, and that’s just how we like it! Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 8, “Family Affairs,” featuring yet another awkward holiday meal to which TOO MANY PEOPLE were invited. Also, Ben finally wises up and recognizes that his Melrose Place escapee “girlfriend” should be kicked thoroughly to the curb. Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Support Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Threads / Instagram / TikTok Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram / Threads Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Teresa Jusino S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 31: Portraits (Or, ‘Reverse Reeling’) Release date: Friday, October 18
Episode 29 of Finding Felicity is called Getting Lucky (Or, How Long Were You Sitting on THAT Joke?), because come on. The only reason there’s a dog in this episode is so they could make a sex joke about it. Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 7, “Getting Lucky,” featuring an adorable (if slightly mangy) dog, “The Rental” (AKA, the proto-”Netflix and Chill”), and Elena stepping out of Grease 2 to ask Felicity whether or not she “scored.” Dear J.J, Felicity’s box doesn’t need to be a “mystery box!” Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Support Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Threads / Instagram / TikTok Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram / Threads Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Katherine Street S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 30: Family Affairs (Or, USE YOUR WORDS!) Release date: Friday, October 11
FELICITY FRIDAYS ARE BACK! -- Episode 28 of Finding Felicity is called ‘The Love Bug' (Or, ‘What If It Were COVID Instead?’), because it’s now impossible to watch anything featuring illness and people wearing masks without reliving some serious Lockdown Trauma. Teresa and new, permanent co-host, Kat Street, discuss Felicity S2, Episode 6, “The Love Bug,” while also addressing Noel’s insecurity, Ruby’s ridiculousness, Felicity’s horniness, and the fact that Maggie needs to stop being a goddamn predator. SHOW NOTES: Sundance Collab (where Kat’s bookshelf became famous!) Teresa’s review of My Old Ass at The Mary Sue Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com Support Finding Felicity by dropping what you can into the Pomonok Tip Jar! CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Threads / Instagram / TikTok Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street Website / Instagram Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Edited by: Teresa Jusino S2 illustrated logo by: Tammy Street Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 29: ‘Getting Lucky’ (Or, ‘How Long Were You Sitting on THAT Joke?’) Release date: Friday, October 4
Episode 27 of Finding Felicity is called ‘Crash' (Or, ‘Noel is NOT an A-List Guy’), because Teresa can't even understand why Felicity is even still friends with Noel, let alone still thinking about him in a vaguely romantic way. Joining Teresa for this episode is writer and comedian Brock Wilbur, not only to discuss Felicity S2, Episode 5, “Crash,” but also why video games and gamers are rarely performed well on TV, being a geek in the 90s, and why one shouldn't throw the word "addiction" around. SHOW NOTES: Brock Wilbur on Twitter Instagram Facebook Brock’s Website Check out the book POSTAL by Brock Wilbur and Nathan Rabin! That weird Crash Bandicoot 4 ad Brock mentions in the episode. That Brian David Gilbert video where he creates a 90s dimension that Teresa mentions. Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Threads / Instagram / TikTok Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Episode originally produced by: Pomonok Entertainment and Fanbase Press Edited by: Teresa Jusino Originally edited by: Teresa Jusino and Bryant Dillon of Fanbase Press S2 illustrated logo by: Brigid Donohue Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 28: ‘The Love Bug’ (Or, ‘What If It Was COVID Instead?’) Release date: Friday, September 27
Episode 26 of Finding Felicity is called The Depths (Or, ‘he Slut of Washington Square Park) in honor of Julie's colorful song about Felicity. Joining Teresa this week is University of Ottawa professor Stacey Smith? (no, the question mark is not a typo), not only to discuss Felicity S2, Episode 4, "The Depths," but also why Stacey identifies with Noel, and how so many problems on television would be solved by polyamory. SHOW NOTES: Check out this awesome pop culture criticism (all edited by Stacey Smith?*): On The X-Files - Outside In: Trusts No One On gaming - Chicks Dig Gaming (featuring an essay by Teresa Jusino) *co-edited w/Jennifer Brozek & Lars Pearson FREE DOWNLOAD on Star Trek: Picard - Outside In Supplemental: Makes It So Send any questions or comments to: findingfelicitypod@gmail.com CREDITS Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino Threads / Instagram / TikTok Produced by: Pomonok Podcasts Episode originally produced by: Pomonok Entertainment and Fanbase Press Edited by: Teresa Jusino Originally edited by: Teresa Jusino and Bryant Dillon of Fanbase Press S2 illustrated logo by: Brigid Donohue Word logo design by: Noel Rivera Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber. Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen. Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop. FINAL ENCORE: Ep 27: ‘Crash’ (Or, ‘Noel is Not an A-List Guy’) Guest: Brock Wilbur Release date: Wednesday, September 25