A Drip Town Lemory Mane

In this episode, Ari welcomes Lintang back to the show to talk all things BBC's Sherlock! From controversies to fan culture at large, to fictional characters embeddded in our personalities, join Ari and Lin as they unpack the 2010s juggernaut that made Benadryl Cabbagepatch a household name. Or something like that. 

This episode, Ari is joined by Charlotte Earney to visit the all-too-coveted California postcode of 90210. They tackle the reboot of a reboot, the lost art of product placements, and couples that just don't make any damn sense! Too many shenanigans in West Beverly High! 

Ari and guest Patrick Healy go back a little further than the noughties to a little show called Seinfeld, or as they try really hard not to call it: Slaynfeld. Everything from flop eras, Breaking Bad guest stars, to what it means to become George Costanza―you might discover that slaying could also be flopping with style. 

In this episode, Ari and Kristina get on a bizarrely fancy private jet to watch a weird hot guy and catch serial killers with his group of feds-turned-family. It's the Criminal Minds episode! Complete with gushing over Mandy Patinkin, the most slay of guest stars in their early careers, noughties cell phones, officewear, and sexual harassment seminars, and of course: a little too much about Matthew Gray Gubler. 

The MCU Miniseries is back with its own miniseries. A mini-mini series? ADTLM is breaking down Phase 3 into three parts. This is the first: the joint slays. Join Ari and Naoshad as they go through the movies where the Avengers are together, apart, and back together again with Captain America: Civil War (2016), Avengers: Infinity War (2018), and Avengers: Endgame (2019). 

This month, ADTLM continues to revisit the Marvel Cinematic Universe! Everything from Bucky's slutty era to how no one's favourite film is Thor: The Dark World, Ari and Naoshad are taking apart Phase 2 and how different things were just a mere five or six years ago. 

This month marks the beginning of a new miniseries on ADTLM: the MCU miniseries. Ari and Naoshad revisit the early days of the behemoth that has become the Marvel Cinematic Universe and excavate some gems from the recesses of their primary school memories.  

This month, Ari and Tola talk about anything and everything Young Justice! From wanting the Roy Harper clones to unionize, to which members of the Team are gaslight/gatekeep/girlboss, to Vandal Savage being classy, bougie, ratchet.  

This episode, Ari and returning guest Dea enter the maze and run like hell to talk about The Maze Runner franchise. Everything from typical Chosen One trope behaviour, YA protagonists making up their own vocabulary, and the artist formerly known as Kenny Miller (of We're the Millers fame). 

In this episode, Ari drives shotgun with her hair undone in the front seat of Iza's car, this week's guest. Ahead of Fearless (Taylor's Version)'s release, Ari and Iza do a deep-dive on their primary school love of Taylor Swift, her new albums folklore and evermore, and what could lie ahead for Miss Swift in the future. 

In this episode, Ari and bestie Stephanie take their filmbro glasses off and put their anti-capitalist glasses on to have fun with teen classic John Tucker Must Die (2006). They savour the mid-2000s' love for super crop-tops, white people falling in love because they like the same kind of music, and revenge on a silly boy. 

This week, Ari is joined by her pal Chenai to use their joint PhD in Applied Caucasian Male Studies and examine some of their childhood celeb crushes, from Gordo in Lizzie McGuire to White Boy of the Month: Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, Logan Lerman. They also try and figure out what any of this has to do with how they're dating as 20-something women of colour today, and the future of White Boys in media. 

Ari is joined by high school pal, Jannah, to take an embarrassing but enlightening stroll down 2014 Tumblr Lane, on the corner of My Immortal Alley and The Boulevard of Broken Destiel Dreams. Jannah brings insights into controversial Gossip Girl opinions, her origins in the Naruto fandom, and how much of fan culture has changed since we were both on the #34526f underbelly of the internet's most infamous pairings. 

Follow us at @ADTLMPodcast and Ari @arianeanindita on Twitter and keep up with the Breadcrumbs Collective on @BreadcrumbsPod on Twitter and Instagram. 

It's been a hot minute, hasn't it? A small update addressing where the hell this podcast has been, and what'll happen going forward. Take care. Stay safe.

This week, Ari takes a trip down to 2006, to sunny Fair Springs, California (Auckland, New Zealand) with high school buddy Dea to talk about a little film called 'Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior'. Described by critics (A guy called Ethan) as "Crazy Rich Asians meets Mulan". 

As promised, here are a couple of resources to check out for aid/relief for the Australian Bushfires and Jakarta Floods: Australia Bushfires - https://bit.ly/2NatV84 Jakarta Floods - https://bit.ly/2R0vmHk 

Happy New Year! Will 2020 be the year a certain music group returns to unite society under One Band, One Dream, One Direction? The year is long. We'll see. In the meantime, this week, Ari is joined by long-time friend and former fellow Directioner, Lintang! Together they take a trip down memory lane, on the corner of This Is Us Street and Larry Stylinson Boulevard. 

She's here! She's arrived! Welcome to the very first episode of A Drip Town Lemory Mane: The Podcast. This week, Ari takes a trip down to the Tipton hotel all by herself. Apologies if PRNDLs were forgotten, Ari can't actually drive.