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We're back EICuties! We have so much to catch you up on re: Christmas TV binges. Also a meme has been travelling round TikTok about 365 buttons. Do you get it? Next-up, we dive into the sci-fi, genre-bending Apple TV series that everyone is obsessed with, Pluribus. And finally 2026 already has an internet villain in the shape of a dad who claims to struggle spending more than 10 minutes with his child. Thank you SO MUCH for your lovely messages and reviews. Please keep them coming as we love hearing from you <3 love O,R,B xxxxIn partnership with Cue Podcasts.-------The TraitorsStranger ThingsEmily in ParisWe Need To Talk About ‘The Traitors’ And Unconscious BiasWhy is it so perilous to be a person of colour on The Traitors? | Zoe Williams | The Guardian365 buttons: could the biggest meme of 2026 change your life? | Social media | The GuardianPluribus Is About Everything and Unlike Anything ElsePluribus review – the audacity of the Breaking Bad creator’s new TV show is incredibleVince Gilligan Would Prefer You Explain Pluribus to Him'Pluribus' Review: Season 1 Is A Frustrating, At Time Brilliant, SlogPluribus Finale, or The World’s Most Helpful Apocalypse“Am I just a monster?”: Dad admits, unprompted, that his “blood starts to boil” if he has to spend over 10 minutes with his kids Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Happy Boxing Day EICarollers. We hope you had a delicious Christmas, and now, to get you through the gooch of the year, we present to you the things we've loved the most in 2025, and the things we can't wait for in 2026.Every week this year we’ve told you guys what each of us have been loving- literally dozens and dozens of film, TV, podcast, article and book recommendations for you all to get stuck into. And so we’re ending the year with a “what we’ve been” loving round-up- some old, some new but all with the EIC stamp of approval. We’ll also be helping you mark your content calendars for 2026, with a reminder of what’s coming and what we literally cannot wait for. But just before we do that, we all want to say thank you so much to anyone who has listened to us, shared the podcast on social media or with a friend, left us a rating or a review, sent us a DM or commented, contributed to our Everything In Conversation eps or stopped us in the street to say you’re a fan. It really means the world, so thank you. Thank you to Cue Podcasts for this edit.We love you all! O, R, BRuchira’s picks:Blue MoonBugoniaThe Rehearsal s2Last One Laughing UKSearch Engine/search engine - dubai chocolateAdolescence Secret Lives Of Mormon WivesHacksBeth’s picks:LA Women by Ella BermanThe Jack & Ash ShowToo MuchThe Baby Died, Whose Fault lIs It?FrankensteinWeaponsPlatonicThe Goon SquadOenone's picks:The Year Men Broke by Tell The BeesThe Anti-Cosmetic Surgery Essay Every Woman Should ReadFour SeasonsWhat Did You Do YesterdayThe Vegetarian Han KangBallad Of Wallis IslandIn MemoriamSlow HorsesThe Night ManagerSee you in 2026! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Happy Christmas Eve EICherubs! 🎄For this mid-week truffle episode we're diving into our Christmas plans, our pop culture predictions from the beginning of this year AND our very fresh, very hot ones for next year ft. Timothee Chalamet, White Lotus, Charli XCX and Taylor. Join us for some big swings on upcoming marriages, break-ups, film debuts and casting forecasts. And more importantly share your thoughts in the DMs and Spotify comments!Thank you SO MUCH for listening all of this year. We love this podcast and the incredible community that's come with it. We have the Friday episode for you and will then be going on a mini break before diving straight into the news, celeb goss and viral trends with you in 2026.Before you go, could we request a lovely review wherever you're listening and could you share us with a friend (or enemy)? Word of mouth is huge for us. Lots of love O,R,B xxxxxx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello hello EICocoa pops, welcome back to another brand-new episode where we deep dive into the week's biggest talking points.This week on the podcast we’re discussing Kim Kardashian’s Paris robbery trial, as shown in the latest series of The Kardashians. We also dissect the latest in pop culture headlines, including Lily Allen's SNL performance where Dakota Johnson played her other woman character Madeline. And finally we dive into the alleged new trend... the celeb couples in swag gap relationships.Thank you for listening to us and pleeeease could you gift us a review AND share us with a friend this Chistmas? It would mean the world to us <3 love O,R,B xoxoIn partnership with Cue Podcasts.........This week Oenone reccomended Man vs Baby. Ruchira was loving Kristen Stewart on The Interview and What Happens To The Media When The Web Goes Away (Channels With Peter Kakfa) and Beth was loving Esquire's long read on the people playing Santa.The Kardashians - The Verdict Is InNatalie Tippett breaks silence on Lily Allen’s ‘Madeline’ and David Harbour 'affair': ‘It’s a major disruptionDoes your relationship have a swag gap, and is that always a bad thing? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello EICherries. We imagine you're all quietly quitting your work obligations right now, as we slither towards the end of 2025... but today we're going to be talking about the women who are quietly quitting their husbands.What is quiet quitting a marriage? It’s the slow, silent retreat that often happens behind closed doors when one partner, often a woman in midlife, simply checks out. Despite the fact that divorce rates among older adults have climbed over the past few decades, countless couples are staying together, because separation feels too exhausting, too financially risky, or too disruptive to the lives they’ve built. And in many cases, their husbands don’t even realise how far things have drifted until it’s too late.Monica Corcoran Harel writes ‘Passivity came up again and again in my reporting: Husbands tune out their disenchanted wives like Charlie Brown deflects the monotonous drone of his schoolteacher. They make flimsy promises to engage more on an emotional level or to help out around the house. Maybe they vacuum for a month or two. Or act all intrigued when a partner vents about an incapable colleague. But eventually, the extra-credit effort falls by the wayside or just doesn’t feel like enough. In some cases, the man’s need to be lauded for taking on a fraction of the physical load only punctuates how much a woman has to accomplish every single day.’We get into it!Thank you so much for your takes on this topic, we love being in conversation with you all and hope you enjoy the episode, O,R,B xxThe Women Quietly Quitting Their Husbands Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.