Moriah Boell's guest appearances

Moriah Boell

Love Hate Relationship

Jane Eyre

Rob Paulsen

Patrick Stewart

Dave Ramsey

Jason Aaron

Laura Kinney

Lewis Black

Chris Gardner

Neil Gaiman

Benny Blanco

Jon Snow

Bret Easton Ellis

Hanif Abdurraqib

Rob Reiner

Larry Ellison

OwlTail

Nigel Tufnel

Love: Moral Orel Love Hate Relationship welcomes guest host, Mac and Cheese Connoisseur Moriah Boell (@moraiuhuh), who has brought the Love for us all today: the stop-motion religious satire, Moral Orel. She, along with Alex and Andy, dive into the various characters and all the ways in which they’re super broken as people, the dark and twisted plot lines satirizing on biblical literalism and stereotypes about evangelical families, and why Moriah argues that the show isn’t mocking religion so much as mocking hypocrites. Hate: Vapid Movie Reboots Andy and Alex chose this one together, and it shows. They ramble and yell about how while some studios and creatives are working to make excellent, thoughtful reboots of both well-known and under-served properties (looking at you 21 Jump Street and 90’s Mummy), others are shallow, trend-chasing garbage fires that ignore everything wonderful about previous iterations in favor of cheap humor (3 Stooges), big name actors (Tom Cruise Mummy), and half-assed effects and marketing (The Thing). Everyone gets angry and it’s generally delightful. Relationship: Nigel Tufnel A musically-inclined listener writes in to ask for some advice on finding people to casually jam with now that they’re ten years out of high school and it’s been just as long since they’ve picked up their guitar. Andy recommends mining workplaces and already existing social circles while Mo suggests getting into an actual music scene, and Alex just tells them to go back to school already.

<h5>Love: Moral Orel</h5> <p>Love Hate Relationship welcomes guest host, Mac and Cheese Connoisseur Moriah Boell (<a href="https://www.instagram.com/moraiuhuh/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@moraiuhuh</a>), who has brought the Love for us all today: the stop-motion religious satire, <em>Moral Orel</em>. She, along with Alex and Andy, dive into the various characters and all the ways in which they’re super broken as people, the dark and twisted plot lines satirizing on biblical literalism and stereotypes about evangelical families, and why Moriah argues that the show isn’t mocking religion so much as mocking hypocrites.</p> <h5>Hate: Vapid Movie Reboots</h5> <p>Andy and Alex chose this one together, and it shows. They ramble and yell about how while some studios and creatives are working to make excellent, thoughtful reboots of both well-known and under-served properties (looking at you <em>21 Jump Street</em> and 90’s <em>Mummy</em>), others are shallow, trend-chasing garbage fires that ignore everything wonderful about previous iterations in favor of cheap humor (<em>3 Stooges</em>), big name actors (Tom Cruise <em>Mummy</em>), and half-assed effects and marketing (<em>The Thing</em>). Everyone gets angry and it’s generally delightful.</p> <h5>Relationship: Nigel Tufnel</h5> <p>A musically-inclined listener writes in to ask for some advice on finding people to casually jam with now that they’re ten years out of high school and it’s been just as long since they’ve picked up their guitar. Andy recommends mining workplaces and already existing social circles while Mo suggests getting into an actual music scene, and Alex just tells them to go back to school already.</p>

Moral Orel, Vapid Movie Reboots, Nigel Tufnel (with Moriah Boell)