Once More, With Feelings!
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<p class="PDq2pG_selectionAnchorContainer"><strong>Cozy Quilt Cinema is the movie podcast for people who stay in their feelings after the credits roll.</strong><span class="PDq2pG_selectionAnchor"></span></p> <p>Every week, Beth and Michelle curl up with a movie, whether it's a beloved comfort classic, an overlooked gem, or something entirely new and unpack the hope, heartbreak, humor, and humanity stitched into every story.</p> <p>Smart, funny, feminist, and unapologetically inclusive, Cozy Quilt Cinema feels like riding home after the movie with your best friends while you're still unpacking everything you just watched.</p> <p>Every episode ends with <strong>The Stitch Count</strong>, our signature three-part film analysis featuring the Castellini Test, Inclusivity & Gaze, and the Tremors Gold Standard, a thoughtful look at representation, storytelling, and the things that make movies truly memorable.</p> <p>So grab your favorite quilt, settle into the blanket fort, and join us for the conversations that begin after the popcorn is gone.</p>
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Recent Episodes
July 13, 2026
Sunshine Cleaning (2008): The Art of Repairing What's Broken
This week Beth and Michelle grab their throws for Sunshine Cleaning (2008), the dramedy about two semi-estranged sisters, played by Amy Adams and Emily Blunt, who start a crime scene and biohazard cleanup business in Albuquerque, New Mexico to fix their money troubles. What they end up cleaning up is a lot bigger than blood stains. ***This episode does discuss suicide and death in detail. If that's not where you're at right now, it's okay to sit this one out and come back next week. Beth and Michelle talk about the grief this family never processed after their mother's suicide, why "comedy" might be the wrong label for this one entirely, and the kintsugi of it all, the way some things get repaired without ever being hidden. They dig into Rose and Nora's estranged closeness, why Winston might be the only steady man in the whole movie, and that one detail about shoes being too small that neither of them saw coming. Also featured: Alan Arkin and Steve Zahn, a soapbox moment about growing past the jokes we were raised on, and a Stitch Count of 7 out of 9, one of the higher scores we've handed out. Grab your Mimi's Sunshine Chanel throw, get in the blanket, and let's talk about it.
July 6, 2026
Once: Falling Slowly Into a Quiet Kind of Love
This week on Cozy Quilt Cinema, Michelle and Beth discuss John Carney's 2007 indie darling Once, the quiet, music-drenched story of an Irish busker and a Czech girl who fall into something between friendship and love. They talk Glenn Hansard and Markéta Irglová's real-life history, the ick factor versus the movie's actual restraint, busking as eulogy, community in a building with one shared TV, and why a film with barely any plot somehow stays with you for twenty years. Stitch Count score: 3/9. A quick note: Beth is under the weather this Fourth of July weekend, so we pulled a previously unaired episode from the archive for you this week. You may notice some differences in the sound and editing compared to our usual episodes, thanks for your patience and for curling up in the blanket fort with us anyway.
June 29, 2026
Ma Vie en Rose (My Life in Pink) 1997: Trans Cinema Ahead of Its Time ft. Polly Schattel
What does it mean to know exactly who you are when the whole world is handing you a beige palette and wondering why you won't use it? This week, Beth and Michelle are joined by award-winning filmmaker and author Polly Schattel, whose new trans-centered novel Crater Girl is out now, to discuss the 1997 French-Belgian film Ma Vie en Rose (My Life in Pink), directed by Alain Berliner. Seven-year-old Ludovic is completely certain she is a girl. Her suburban neighborhood is completely certain she is not. What follows is one of the most quietly devastating portraits of belonging ever put to film — and a movie that was decades ahead of its time in how it treats gender identity, community, and the cost of simply existing as yourself. We talk about what it means to never waver, the mask no one should be forced to wear, the difference between conditional support and real acceptance, and why this 1997 film feels more urgent now than ever. Plus: the Castellini test, the inclusivity index, and the Tremors Index. Grab your coziest quilt and climb into the fort. This one hits different. Learn more about Polly Schattel and her books, including Crater Girl, at pollyschattel.com.
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- What is Once More, With Feelings!?
<p class="PDq2pG_selectionAnchorContainer"><strong>Cozy Quilt Cinema is the movie podcast for people who stay in their feelings after the credits roll.</strong><span class="PDq2pG_selectionAnchor"></span></p> <p>Every week, Beth and Michelle curl up with a movie, whether it's a beloved comfort classic, an overlooked gem, or something entirely new and unpack the hope, heartbreak, humor, and humanity stitched into every story.</p> <p>Smart, funny, feminist, and unapologetically inclusive, Cozy Quilt Cinema feels like riding home after the movie with your best friends while you're still unpacking everything you just watched.</p> <p>Every episode ends with <strong>The Stitch Count</strong>, our signature three-part film analysis featuring the Castellini Test, Inclusivity & Gaze, and the Tremors Gold Standard, a thoughtful look at representation, storytelling, and the things that make movies truly memorable.</p> <p>So grab your favorite quilt, settle into the blanket fort, and join us for the conversations that begin after the popcorn is gone.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.
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