In Episode 3 of Mic Check, Y’all, I’m joined by Regan—one of the founding voices of the podcast—for a front porch conversation that feels like coming home.

We talk about what we’ve been watching lately, the kinds of stories that always pull us into conversation, and how our relationship with TV and movies has changed over time. From passing the remote to practicing thoughtful press junket questions, this episode is a reminder that the best conversations don’t need an agenda—just a place.

In this episode:

• Catching up on what we’ve both been watching

• Front Porch Questions with a little history

• Passing the remote and sharing recommendations

• Slowing down and talking through the moments that stick

• Practicing press junket questions together

This episode reflects how Mic Check, Y’all began—with honest conversations, shared taste, and a seat saved on the porch.

Pull up a chair and sit a spell.
Mic check, y’all.

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Join the conversation in the comments:
What’s a show or movie you associate with a specific person in your life?

In this solo episode of Mic Check, Y'all, I'm pulling up a chair and slowing things down. It's just us on the front porch!We’re talking about what I’ve been watching lately, why certain shows feel like home, and how the stories we return to often say more about us than we realize. This isn’t a review or a ranking—it’s a check-in. The kind of conversation that happens when the TV’s still on, the night’s winding down, and you finally have space to think. In this episode we talk about what I've been watching lately, a few Front Porch Questions turned inwards, my recommendations when passed the remote, and a little Press Junket Practice moment. (Plus a little life, humor, and some reflection lol)This episode is about setting the tone for what this podcast is meant to be: friends, films, and front porch talk—even when it’s just one voice.Pull up a chair.Mic check, y’all.👇Let me know in the comments:What’s a show or movie that feels like home to you?

In our very first episode of Mic Check, Y'all, I'm pulling up a chair with Ashley to talk all things Golden Globes. From the red carpet looks that actually felt like something to the moments that reminded us why award shows still matter (or don't). This isn't a recap or a ranking. It's a front porch conversation about: what the Golden Globes felt like this year, fashion that felt like class acts, the stories and performances that stuck with us, and why we are excited for the next award show. We are easing into what this podcast is all about: friends, films, and the conversations that linger long after that screen goes dark. Pull up a chair and sit a spell. This is Mic Check, Y'all.

Let us know in the comments: What your favorite Golden Globes moment was this year?