
"Earth Break" creator Morgan Ormond and "Shoe Bones" writer El Haney invite their friends to do a deep dive into each episode of "The Vampire Diaries," a supernatural teen drama on the CW from 2008 to 2016. We bring our queer perspectives, emotional processing, and knowledge of vampire lore and literature to try and answer the question: "Is this show actually good?" You can support this podcast! C... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 113 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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In this episode, it’s time for a historical Halloween gala! Silas and Damon pull some sneaky switcheroo shenanigans. A mysterious rich boy named Aaron is investigating the murder of Hayley Kiyoko. Katherine evades death yet again. Plus, your hosts ma... more
In this episode, Mystic Falls holds their coolest festival yet (and we’re not even being sarcastic about that). Plus, Stefan goes redpill, Damon plays the wildcard, Matt has a man inside of him, and Bonnie has a very late memorial service.
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In this episode, we flash back to ancient Greece and learn about Qetsiyah: a woman scorned. Plus, Stefan gets kidnapped, Damon is subject to the existential horrors of free will, and Katharine gives MAHA vibes.
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In this episode, Matt gives Bonnie a much-needed shoulder to cry on, Elena gets brainwashed, and Jeremy gets totally jacked. Plus, Katherine has a shotgun and head cold.
Content: The Vampire Diaries; Season 5, Episode 2: True Lies
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This podcast makes me want to tell my friends to watch TVD just so they can intelligently listen to The Vampire Journals. As someone late to the show’s party, I’m grateful for a smart and modern rewatch pod, but these hosts really take it so far above that. Unbeatable chemistry, hysterically funny, worth your time. I’ll never, ever, ever, ever be over Osmosis Jones bit.
My yearlong depression spiral has led me to binge just about every TVD podcast out there, so sadly, I can consider myself somewhat of an authority on this matter. And I can say with confidence that if you are looking for THE best TVD podcast out there, look no further. Morgan, El, Hannah, and Bridget (and sometimes Shane and Rebecca, when we’re lucky) are hilarious, analytical, and irreverent, treating the show with exactly the level of care it deserves. I wish they were my irl friends, but ins... more
You all never stay on topic
As a long time TVD fan, I thought I’d already listened to every TVD podcast. And yet, I somehow hadn’t found the most delightful one?! The hosts are charming, funny, intelligent, and they clearly care for each other, which makes for a great listen. I genuinely wish the episodes were double the length, I could listen to them talk about TVD and/or the ethics of adoption for hours. I highly recommend this podcast.
I listen to this podcast every morning when I get ready for school. It’s the only thing that can get me smiling at 6 am. Would definitely recommend!!
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Listeners engage with hosts who offer a humorous and insightful examination of each episode of a popular supernatural teen drama. Topics frequently discussed include complex character relationships, emotional narratives, moral dilemmas, and supernatural lore, often enriched by guest perspectives related to the series. A unique blend of analysis and humor draws in fans of the genre, as the hosts navigate through various themes such as identity, grief, and romantic tension, enhancing their exploration with personal anecdotes and pop culture references. The lighthearted yet critical commentary creates an engaging atmosphere that makes the episodes enjoyable both for devoted fans and newcomers alike.
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