“Hey batter batter batter… swing batter!”

“Hey, is that your sister out there in left field? Naked?!”

“You play ball like a GIRL!”

You say that like it's a bad thing...

This week’s double feature, A League of Their Own (1992) and The Sandlot (1993,) takes us to two very different diamonds, where the stakes are high and the legends are even higher.

Women building something lasting in a world that didn’t expect them to succeed, navigating sisterly competition, a life without their partners in wartime, and the complicated love between Dottie and Kit.

A group of boys staring down neighborhood mythology, kissing first crushes, and outrunning a beast for the prize of a priceless autographed baseball.

We talk about babes supporting babes, the emotional weight behind feeling "less than," and how strength can look like sacrifice… or like throwing a fastball in a skirt.

We break down the boys’ increasingly unhinged (and impressively creative) attempts to retrieve that legendary baseball, share behind-the-scenes movie facts from both films, and of course apply our Six Degree Rule to connect these two classics in ways you definitely didn’t see coming.

It’s sisterhood and summer friendship.

It’s rivalry and teamwork.

It’s empowerment, ingenuity, and elite trash talk.

It’s nostalgia. It’s chaos. It’s baseball.

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A League of Their Own Movie Trivia Sources:

⁠Women's Health Mag⁠

⁠IMDb⁠

⁠Larry Lambert 269 Medium⁠

⁠Mental Floss⁠

⁠E Online⁠

⁠Fun Trivia⁠

The Sandlot Movie Trivia Sources:

⁠Mental Floss⁠

⁠Dugout Mugs⁠

⁠Sports Illustrated

In this episode, our mother–daughter duo explores the heart of Field of Dreams (1989) and 2013's 42; from Ray’s complicated relationship with his father and Annie’s steadfast support, to the racism, resilience, and eventual camaraderie surrounding Jackie Robinson. We celebrate his relationship with his wife, admire Branch Rickey’s bold conviction, and even debate what might really be going on with Terrence Mann. Because sometimes the most powerful moments don’t happen at home plate...they happen in the quiet spaces between generations.

And maybe in a cornfield or two...

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In this episode of MWT, we discuss Look Both Ways (2022) and The People We Meet on Vacation (2026.)

To: everyone who wanted an episode in February based on romance - Muah

Love: Jess & Kie...because, IT'S BASEBALL SEASON, BITCHES!

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Honeymoons: ruined.

Puritans: panicked.

Goats: Dressed and suspicious.

This episode pairs A Perfect Getaway (2009) and 2015's The VVitch, to explore why maybe it's not such a great idea to trust anyone on vacation, your own family in the woods, goats who may or may not be communicating with small children...or that damn rabbit!

Grab your bonnets, pull up a snack, and crunch along!

No goats were injured or mistreated during the recording of this episode. No goats were pet either, which is disappointing. We didn't even get to hang out with any.

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This week, we'll be diving into the dumbass era with Ricky Stanicky (2024) and Without A Paddle (2004.) From parody songs to raunchy comedy, pull up a snack, relax, and join us for yet another episode of Mom, Watch This!

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Holiday Spirits, Sugar Highs, and Zero Focus!

We technically reviewed Spirited (2022) with Ryan Reynolds, Will Ferrell, and Octavia (not that one) Spencer, but as always, you get our thoughts on SO much more...

Join us with our very first special guest host, as we delve into a chaotic blend of movie review, candy review, and strays from TWD and GoT in this festive sugar-fueled spiral!

In this episode, we discuss Genie (2023) and Dear Santa (2024), two similar, same same but different movies full of wholesome moments (and endings). This episode is so chaotic, we took too long of a break, pull up a snack if you dare, curl up, and join us for shenanigans!

From Naughty and Nice lists to complicated tax and business stuff, we're here to bring up two vastly different Christmas movies, both new and... newer (I'm coping with the fact that one is not actually new anymore, leave me alone). This week, we're going to be talking about Violent Night (2022) and Fred Claus (2007). Pull up your brand new snacks (we know you have them), some hot cocoa, and relax, and enjoy our silly tangents and fascinations!