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We're back for another week! Strap in for our commentary on the apocalyptic twists and turns of the Fallout TV series currently airing on Prime. Having not played the games, we're watching it fresh without any judgments. We dive into the narratives spun around the Brotherhood of Steel and the enigmatic Ghoul, masterfully portrayed by Walton Goggins. Ella Purnell's character, Lucy Maclean, has us rooting for an unlikely protagonist. The show is a reflection of our society in a very dystopian mirror and we're obsessed.

Wrapping up, we pour the tea on "Drag Race All-Stars 9." We're piecing together the impact of returning queens and pondering the franchise's future. Is it time for a break, or should the show sashay forward? Plus, why have some of the queens ended up on the Blockout2024 list?

Tune in for another fun episode. Don't forget to rate our podcast (if you liked what you heard) at https://ratethispodcast.com/highlowbrow

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In this week's podcast episode, we dive deep into the complex dynamics of friendships portrayed on Vanderpump Rules. From loyalty to betrayal and hypocrisy, we dissect the dramatic and strategic moves both on and off-screen by the cast and by fans. We also explore how cast actions and production influence made this season particularly challenging to watch.

Additionally, we delve into the ongoing feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, while also pondering why 'BBL Drizzy' by Metro Booming is the neurospicy anthem of the year. Join us as we share our thoughts and rants – grab a seat, tune in, and let's unpack it all together!

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For this week's episode, we're taking you to one of the best film festivals our city of Toronto offers: the Hot Docs Film Festival.

We share some of our hits from the festival, including Disco's Revenge (directed by Omar Majeed and Peter Mishara), Union (directed by Brett Story and Stephen Maing), Swamp Dogg Gets His Pool Painted (directed by Isaac Gale and Ryan Olson) and Look Into My Eyes (directed by Lana Wilson).

We also discuss a bit about the culture of Toronto, how Robin Williams was ahead of his time (RIP to a legend), and Ama briefly recaps her trip to NYC which included getting to see Jinx Monsoon on Broadway in The Little Shop of Horrors.

So, sit back, press play, and savor the rich tapestry of pop culture—one heartfelt tribute, one pulsating beat, and one provocative discussion at a time.

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Join us on this week's episode (with a small cameo from our dog Ocean), as we sift through the spectacle and substance of the new VPR spin-off, "The Valley". From the gaslighting chaos of Kristen Doute to Zack Wickham's hair - we'll leave no stone unturned.

Then, we will welcome our first guest of the season: comedian and author Kristen Van Nest, who talks to us about her recently released book "Where To Nest". We get into some of her travels and what inspired her to write. Her narrative weaves through comedic conquests and cultural quirks, all while highlighting the profound effect of travel on our identities and art.

We'll be back each and every single week, so don't forget to tune in!

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We're back for our first full-length episode as we peel back the layers of reality TV's latest sensation, Vanderpump Villa. We scrutinize the show's evolution from the authentic drama of early Vanderpump Rules to the current, more orchestrated chaos. We share our hate of the Villa's villains, Marciano and Eric, and weigh them against the unforgettable Jax Taylor.

Then, for the second half of the episode, we're giving you our full review of the dark Korean film, "Exhuma." We recount the film's gripping narrative, complete with exorcists, geomancers, and funeral directors caught in a web of the supernatural. Spoilers are part of the package, as we reveal the dire consequences of defying the supernatural's sacred laws.

Watch out for new episodes every Sunday, wherever podcasts are found. Until next week!

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We're back! Join us as we drop this mini episode to share what we'll be up to for season four of High Low Brow.

We're sharing some behind-the-scenes podcasting insights, including how we've been wrestling with editing software and trying not to lose our minds with social media. Hell, we even let Ocean (our beloved dog) crash the party to say hi. This season, we're switching things up from bi-weekly to weekly, and to give you a little taste of season four, we've shared our first review of the Oscar-nominated film Anatomy of a Fall.

Plus, we're spilling the beans on how the recent solar eclipse cast a shadow of reflection in our lives. Get ready for another unhinged season!

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If you've accidentally stumbled upon us and this episode, welcome. But if you're re-joining us, we're on the final episode of rewatch of S1 of the Showtime original series, Gigolos. We're talking about our favourite moments, reminding ourselves to cancel the Paramount Plus subscription once this episode goes live, and asking ourselves one last time: WHAT WOULD BRACE DO?

In episodes 7 & 8, we delve into the peculiar nooks of human sexuality explored on screen—from professionals guiding the clueless in the art of dirty talk to the unexpected kinks that are Disney-related. Plus, we get a sneak peek into Nick's aspiring rap career, and it's giving Temu Eminem.

We're planning to take a break after this episode to get recalibrated for S4, where we've got tons in store. So strap in, hit play, and prepare to question your streaming re-watch choices— just like us.

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Our latest bonus episode dives headfirst into the riotous lives of Stephen, Jimmy, Brace, and the gang as we dissect episodes five and six with a dash of humor and a pinch of reality. Chuckle along as we dissect the relationship status of Jimmy and new girlfriend Kelly (it's apparently just mid) and explore the complex and often untold stories of male escorts, revealing how media and different generations have shaped our perspectives on this ancient profession.

During this episode, we get to see our favorite Gigolo (and yours), Vin Armani, take on a salsa competition with his new client, and we are exposed to the spiritual labyrinth that is Brace's life. These unique and contrasting outlooks paint the perfect picture of just how dynamic these companions can be, and why their work is so important. Plus, we talk more about how we're convinced the women in the show are industry plants and how much we have come to love Brace's quirky rants.

Join us as we pull back the curtain on the sometimes chaotic, often hilarious, and always intriguing realm of 'Gigolos'. We'll share a laugh over Nick's digestive woes and fear of butt-related activities and muse over whether we, too, should get colonics as a form of self-care. So, tune in, laugh, and perhaps watch S1 of Gigolos alongside us (currently streaming on Paramount Plus).

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