Splice and Slice

On this week's Quarantine Slice, Adriana and Robyn talk about radioactive cats, dreams and America.

Welcome to an extended Quarantine Slice where we have a very special guest on to discuss her own real life ghost stories.

On this week's Quarantine Slice, we hear an unreleased Quick Slice episode that Adriana and Robyn recorded way back in March before we began our pandemic inspired Quarantine Slice series.

On this week's Splice and Slice, Adriana and Robyn discuss the life of Tanya Harding in comparison to the 2017 film I, Tanya, starring Margot Robbie. 

On this week's Quarantine Slice we discuss the live stream of the Golden State Killer's confession.

On this week's Splice and Slice, Adriana and Robyn changed things up a bit and decided to shed some light on mishandled cases of missing and murdered people of color. On this episode, they discuss the murders of Mitrice Richardson and Nipsey Hussle. IMPORTANT LINKS: Help reopen Mitrice's case by signing this petition here: https://www.change.org/p/curren-price-reopen-mitrice-richardson-s-case  The Marathon Book Club Inspired by Nipsey Hussle's Book list: https://www.vibe.com/amp/2020/01/nipsey-hussle-the-marathon-book-club

On this week's Quarantine Slice, Adriana and Robyn tell some fun/scary stories.

On this week's episode of Splice and Slice, Adriana and Robyn discuss the murder case of the Bathtub Girls in comparison to the 2014 film, Perfect Sisters.

Welcome back to a Quarantine Slice, where, this week, we discuss the BLM movement and shed some light on amazing black artists and their work. Some Recommended Reading: They Can’t Kill Us All: The Story of the Struggle for Black Lives by Wesley Lowery The Color Purple by Alice Walker  Sister Outsider by Audre Lorde  Born a Crime by Trevor Noah  Jubilee by Margaret Walker  White Negroes: When Cornrows Were in Vogue...and Other Thoughts on Cultural Appropriation Lauren Michael Jackson Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi Pushout: The Criminalization of Black Girls in Schools by Monique Morris White Fragility: Why It’s so Hard for White People to Talk About Racism by Robin Di Angelo  The Fire This Time: A New Generation Speaks About Race by Jessmyn Ward Passing by Nella Larsen Barracoon: The Story of the Last Black Cargo by Zora Neale Hurston Recommended Movies: Queen & Slim (2019) Straight Out of Brooklyn (1991) Fresh (1994) BlacKkKlansman (2018) Poetic Justice (1993) Juice (1992) If Beale Street Could Talk (2018) Moonlight (2016) Get Out (2017) Black Panther (2018) Malcolm X (1992) The Wood (1999) Bamboozled (2000) Next Day Air (2009) Pariah (2011) Menace ll Society (1993) Dead Presidents (1995) House Party (1990) Love Jones (1997) New Jack City (1991) Set It Off (1996) Best Man Holiday (2013) Crooklyn (1994) CB4 (1993) Girlhood (2014) Dope (2015) Black Dynamite (2009) Girls Trip (2017) Straight Outta Compton (2015) Love and Basketball (2000) Brown Sugar (2002) Soul Food (1997) Boyz n the Hood (1991) The Five Heartbeats (1991) What's Love Got to Do with It? (1993) Boomerang (1992) Friday (1995) Some Recommended Podcasts: NPR’s Code Switch: explores how racism impacts every part of society--politics, pop culture, history, sports, etc.  In Black America: John Hanson; Focuses on stories of black people in America with lots of amazing guest stars from civil rights leaders, artists, writers, teachers The Brown Girl's Guide to Politics: conversations with women politicians, candidates and influencers  What Matters: really informative for newcomers on the Black Lives Matter Movement, goes into how they organized, what changes they want on local, state, and federal levels, volunteer efforts, etc.  Intersectionality Matters!: hosted by Kimberle Crenshaw, an American civil rights advocate and a leading scholar of critical race theory.  Yo is This Racist?: Hosted by writer Andrew Ti and actress Tawny Newsome, the show centers around listener-submitted questions about whether or not their statements or actions constitute being racist.  Pod Save the People with DeRay: DeRay Mckesson, one of the leading civil rights activists of his generation, boldly explores cultural issues that impact people of color, but are rarely covered in mainstream media. He along with fellow activists Brittany Packnett Cunningham and Sam Sinyangwe discuss news, culture, social justice, and politics in fresh, engaging ways that keep listeners tuned in every Tuesday. The podcast also features weekly one-on-one interviews with special guests. Past guests have included Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and Grammy-winning singer/songwriter John Legend.

Happy belated one year of the Splice and Slice where we have a very special guest on the episode and revisit an old pre-discussed movie/murder.

We will be back next week with all new episodes!

On this week's Splice and Slice, Adriana and Robyn discuss the 1994 film Heavenly Creatures in comparison to the real life Parker Hulme murder case.

Same ol' same ol' quarantine ramblings...

On this week's Splice and Slice, Adriana and Robyn talk about the 1994 TV movie, Death of a Cheerleader, in comparison to the murder of Kirsten Costas.  Chop your vegetables in your car. It leads you to success.

On this week's quarantine slice, Adriana and Robyn discuss... yeah you get it by now.

On this week's episode of Splice and Slice, Adriana and Robyn discuss the 2017 film Wind River in comparison to the real issue of ignored and under reported missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. https://www.sovereign-bodies.org/about

On this week's Quarantine Slice, Adriana and Robyn talk about stupid people and conspiracy theories. You're welcome.

On this week's Splice and Slice, Adriana and Robyn talk about the Australian backpacker murders in comparison to the 2005 film, Wolf Creek, loosely based on these crimes. 

On this week's Quarantine Slice, Adriana and Robyn continue to discuss life in quarantine and how they're coping. It's going REALLY WELL.

On this week's episode of Slice and Slice, Adriana and Robyn dive into the crimes of Frank Abagnale Jr. in comparison to the 2002 film, Catch Me If You Can, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks.