"Hello, hello, hello!" - Rupaul. Welcome back to Lets Talk About It! This week the guys chat about child stars with Amelia Bruckner, an incredible and intelligent woman who you may remember from a certain Disney Channel original series. But before diving into all things Barrymore and Lohan, hosts Ken Greller and Alex Bedder chit chat about the antiquated practice of Facebook poking, their favorite episode of Girls from this season, and their recent  investment in both Netflix series House of Cards, and Oz.                

When Bruckner joins the pair, the three discuss the ins and outs of child celebrity. What makes up a good "child star" narrative?  What's it like to get recongized on vacation in Europre? Will Honey Boo Boo be okay? Find out when they talk about it! 

Welcome back to Let's Talk About It, where hosts Ken Greller and Alex Bedder have caught the Oscar fever, and need to purge all the entertainment buzz around the upcoming ceremony (don't you LOVE that world?). Before we get to that however, the two chit chat about the spectrum of gender, their Blizzard Nemo experience,and  the complexities of both this season RuPaul's Drag Race and The Out 100 Eligable Bachelors. 

Then the pair are joined by film writer and sublime example of a "mench", Chris McEwan, who lends his expertise to debating the ins and outs of this years Oscar race, as well as sharing their favorite Oscar moments. Who hated "Silver Linings Playbook" and Jennifer "Sarah" Lawrence? On a scale of "The White Ribbon" to "Funny Games", how messed up is "Amour"? What was SVU's M.E. Melinda Warner doing in "Flight" anyhow? Is Anne Hathaway the Rachel Berry of the Hollywood elite? Find out when they talk about it! 

Fade in on a girl, with a hunger for fame, and a face, and a name, to remember... Yeah, you get the drift. The two homos are gonna talk about SMASH. WELCOME BACK TO LET'S TALK ABOUT IT! This week the boys begin the show chatting about the grimmest subjects - haters and midwinter, and it makes them feel. In fact, they have a lot of feelings to share, from a distant memory of being lost at the mall, to the end of the Cheers of our generation, 30 Rock, to the euphoria that was the Beyonce Bowl. 

That's all before they are joined by special guest (the most preferred non-regular billing among the Jennifer Hudsons of the world) MATTHEW KELLEY RAND, an act-OR and super fan of the infamous NBC soon to be cult classic, SMASH. Will the plot of this season be Julia Houtson discovering how far JHud can open her mouth with help of Sean Hayes? How many meta-American Idol/Will & Grace jokes are going to come up this season? Who has a personal connection and debt to Thersea Rebeck? What is up with this show's race problem? WILL ANA HARADA BE MENTIONED. Find out, when they talk about it... because we need to talk about Karen. 

Hello subjects of the country now known as The United States of Dereon. Did you also put your hands on your television screens so Beyonce could "feel your energy" during the Halftime Show? Because we did. And the feeling that we got maybe the same thing you feel when you listen to this week's Texas-sixed episode of Let's Talk About It. Hosts Ken Greller and Alex Bedder chat about everything from their handsome crush Eliot Glazer's turn as Oprah in his new webseries and revealing a secret attraction to Seth Macfarlane, to Magic Mike's Oscar snub and Anne Hathaway's "veganism". Then all hell breaks lose when the pair discover they wrote essays about their favorite Oscar category, Best Supporting Actress, and race politics in Hollywood. 

But, before things get a little too dark and culturally anaylized, they are joined by the effervescent and brillant Madison Moore, a pop scholar who recently graduted from Yale with PhD in American Studies, to talk about nightlife and fabulousness. How does it feel to be an answer on NPR's Wait Don't Tell Me? What does it really mean to have a "kiki"? Why is there a gay bar in New Haven with an Anne Frank mural outside of it? Find out when they talk about it! 

Welcome to a very goofy episode of Let' Talk About It, where hosts Ken Greller and Alex Bedder question the disapperance of the "fifth Golden Girl", after the show's pilot episode, explore NBC Smash's Pinterest and study Debra Messing's mug, and indulge in a new foudn appreciation for gingers.

Then, the boys are joined by Tumblr art evanglist and beautiful person, Annie Werner, who shares her time as a cheerleader during her Friday Night Lights-esque high school experience in Texas. Are fun are fights between cheerleaders when both their names are "Megan"? Are all the gays that were on squad now trainees at Sephora? Did your high school have an award winning mariachi band? Find out when they talk about it!

EPISODE 2: GIRLS

Hey, hey everybody! This week’s episode of Let’s Talk About It has hosts Ken Greller and Alex Bedder tackling the massive, important, landmark NYT piece “What Happens When You Cast Lindsay Lohan In Your Film”, aka the “Sunset Boulevard” of our generation. After debating if Paul Schrader or Lindsay Lohan is crazier, the boys chit chat about a high school boyfriend with a promising career in adult entertainment, and that pesky Azealia Banks and the no good , very bad slur debacle.

Then the pair are joined by the talented playwright and wonder woman Mallery Avidon, who will weigh in with her complicated relationship with Lena Dunham’s Golden Globe snatching, HBO hit series Girls. What’s it like to be a writer in the age of Hannah Horvath? Is there such a thing as a lost “Catalano Generation”? How many times will they say “privilege”? Nepotism?! Find out when they talk about it.

EPISODE 1: LONG ISLAND MEDIUM 

Hello ladies and gents! For our first episode of Let’s Talk About It, hosts Ken Greller and Alex Bedder chit chat about Azealia Bank’s twitter beef with Perez Hilton, how they feel about the low-budget indie film Les Mis, and whether Anne Hathaway has mopped the Oscar with her shaved head and big eyes.

Then, they are joined by the one and only Myles Tanzer, to talk about the cultural implications of “spirit” in TLC’s hit series, “Long Island Medium”. How do the boys feel about the regular Long Island mom who also can talk to the dead? Is Thersea Caputo the real life “That’s So Raven”? Wtf was up with that moving table?! Find out when they talk about it!