Ciara Wardlow's guest appearances

Ciara Wardlow

Be Reel

Fresh Geek Context

Tom Hanks

Emily Dickinson

Saul Austerlitz

John Singleton

Lynn Shelton

Barbra Streisand

Yorgos Lanthimos

Nick White

Gordon Parks

Debra Granik

Vivian Lee

Emma Tammi

William Goldman

Rob McElhenney

Wes Studi

OwlTail

Have you ever found yourself out of a job? Dead criminal husband? Recently out of prison and looking for a quick payday? Well, gather up your girlfriends and rob a bank/gala/corrupt politician’s coffers! That’s the premise that links our three films today: “Widows,” “Set It Off” and “Ocean’s 8.” Aided by podcast favorite and Hollywood Reporter writer Ciara Wardlow, Chance and Noah break down the criminal exploits of these films' Bonnies loudly and proudly without Clydes. The guys discuss everything from Steve McQueen’s harrowing long takes, the surprisingly woke treatment of lesbians in a '90s action movie, and the troubling fact that all these movies (and many recent women ensemble movies) are directed by men.

Bonnies Wanted; Clydes Need Not Apply (feat. Ciara Wardlow) | Episode 111

Are you a top scientist gearing up to investigate an unexplainable phenomenon at a great distance from home? We warned you in one of our very early episodes to be careful. The rule still applies as Chance and Noah dissect Alex Garland’s sophomore film "Annihilation," Netflix’s Super Bowl Hail Mary “The Cloverfield Paradox,” and Paul W.S. Anderson’s cult classic “Event Horizon” in this deep dive into sci-fi horror. Aided by the insights of film critic and biology student Ciara Wardlow, the findings of Be Reel’s research mission feature a bizarre Sam Neill performance, a few surprising thoughts on transgenic mutation, and someone's attempt to categorize all sci-fi films as “Cloverfield” movies. Regardless of who they were going in, Chance and Noah come out of this episode forever changed!

Are you a top scientist gearing up to investigate an unexplainable phenomenon at a great distance from home? We warned you in one of our very early episodes to be careful. The rule still applies as Chance and Noah dissect Alex Garland’s sophomore film "Annihilation," Netflix’s Super Bowl Hail Mary “The Cloverfield Paradox,” and Paul W.S. Anderson’s cult classic “Event Horizon” in this deep dive into sci-fi horror. <br><br>Aided by the insights of film critic and biology student Ciara Wardlow, the findings of Be Reel’s research mission feature a bizarre Sam Neill performance, a few surprising thoughts on transgenic mutation, and someone's attempt to categorize all sci-fi films as “Cloverfield” movies. Regardless of who they were going in, Chance and Noah come out of this episode forever changed!

Our Research Mission Is Still Not What It Seems (feat. Ciara Wardlow) | Episode 87