DCOM Divas

Think DCOM Divas reviews too many Lindsay Lohan movies? Well then you better turn this off because you’re about to get twice the Lohan in this review of the classic 1998 Disney flick, The Parent Trap. On this episode, Jana is joined not by her long-lost twin but definitely her sister in Christ (ahem, the two of them played nuns together in a musical), Amelia! Together these millenial queens reminisce over iconic characters like Meredith Blake, Martin the Buttler, and most importantly, Chessie! They discuss questions we should have been asking about this film all along like…

• Should these parents actually be getting back together because it seems like they have no valid reason to other than to reunite their kids who’ve they’ve intentionally separated and lied to for 11 years?
  
• Is Meredith Blake actually the horrendous bitch we make her out to be or is Nick Parker an overly hands-off and wildly irresponsible parent who got secretly engaged to his much younger girlfriend while his daughter was away at camp and expects her to just be ok with it?
• How is it possible to simultaneously worship Chessie as a queer icon yet whole-heartedly ship her and Martin as the one true love story of this movie?

Throw on your oversized denim shirt, pull out some Oreos covered in peanut butter, and enjoy this journey back to the 90s divas!

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What time is it? Not summertime BUT that’s not going to stop us from heading to the country club and putting on our Jimmy Choo flip flops to tune into the iconic musical DCOM, High School Musical 2! Joining Jana on this Sharpay apoligist ep is fellow HSM-lover Austin. Together these wildcats discuss Zac Efron shirtless, the iconicly queer-coded bop that is “I Don’t Dance”, and whether Sharpay and Troy are potentially a better couple than Gabriella and Troy. You can bet on this episode to give you something inspiring to help you get along. IYKYK

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Hola Cheetahs! It's time to get ready for one of the funnest Disney Channel musicals ever, The Cheetah Girls 2. Joining Jana on her adventure to Barcelona is her amiga, Dacara. Together these cheetah sisters discuss all the amazing music in this movie, the behind-the-scenes drama of the Cheetah Girls, Raven-Symoné's solo music career, the unfortunate half pants half shorts outfit featured in this film, and why every character is actually gay. We hope this episode really inspires you to strut like you mean it and free your mind!

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Today we're pushing it to the limit with the 2007 DCOM Jump In! Joining Jana is her Disney Channel-loving pal Julia. Together these girlies discuss double dutching, Corbin Bleu's incredible rizz, Disney Channel stars who went to Broadway, Keke Palmer's amazing career trajectory, Jordan Pruitt's lesser-known hits, and the high-waisted vs. low-rise jean debate. We hope this episode inspires you to go out and buy a jump rope!

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Merry Christmas Divas! Enjoy this jolly episode featuring return guest Gaby as we discuss the two fabulous Christmas episodes of Lizzie Mcguire, Xtreme Xmas and Here Comes Aaron Carter. Happy Holidays

Don't we all need a hero to rescue us when Emporer Qin Shi Huang's army of ancient terracotta soldiers suddenly comes to life? And shouldn't that hero be none other than Brenda Song, aka the one and only London Tipton. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, then tune into this episode where we review the 2006 kungfu-tastic DCOM, Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior. Joining Jana is her pal who might not be a Disney Channel fanatic but nonetheless offers an insightful perspective on the flick, Denae. Together these lady warriors discuss experimental psychology, Laotian erasure, and the natural inclination of the human mind to categorize people into caricatures. Sound like out-of-the-ordinary subject matter for DCOM Divas? Fear not, we dedicate plenty of time chatting about the 80s fashion revivlas that's alive and well in this movie (especially the orange and pink tulle Homecoming dress Wendy Wu sports while kicking ass by way of kung fu.) Enjoy Divas!

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Brace yourself for a cinematic journey where beloved baby boomers Kurt Russell, Bruce Campbell, and Lynda Carter band together, not just as stars, but as mentors to a motley crew of teenagers in their quest to become superheroes. That's the heart and soul of this 2006 heroic flick, Sky High. On this episode, Jana is accompanied by iconic return guest Jacob and his Disney aficionado lady friend, Amanda. In this delightful discussion, these three dive into the whimsical world of red-haired Disney characters, ponder the age-old mystery of why a senior girl might fancy a dorky freshman with a bowl cut, debate the practicality of a superpower that transforms one into a guinea pig, and celebrate the unsung heroes of the story: the sidekicks who turn out to be the real day-savers. Enjoy this action-packed episode!

Ready to hear your favorite sisters talk about your least favorite Halloweentown movie? Then you are in for both a trick and a treat because today Jana and her sister Chloe are discussing the 2006 DCOM, Return to Halloweentown. On this episode, Chloe and Jana divulge their opinions on the infamous recasting of Sarah Paxton as Marnie, regale every iconic moment from the year 2006, wince at the thought of ass embroidered jeans, and cringe over how clueless we all were about culturally appropriative costumes back in the day--and honestly have things changed that much? Happy Halloween divas!

Loved Sister Sister but always wished it was about witches? Then you're in luck because we're reviewing two movies that are essentially just that—Twitches 1 & Too! On this episode, Jana is joined by her Tia and Tamera loving friend Vivian to discuss how iconic these curly-haired twins were back in the 90s, how their characters in this flick were exactly the same as in their TV show, how many blazers both of these witches wore, and how Haunted Mansion (yes the Eddie Murphy one) was straight up garbage yet still endlessly enjoyable. Have a happy Halloween divas!

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Wouldn't switching bodies with your mom be freaky? While we can't quite accomplish that on this podcast, we can review the classic 2000's Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan flick Freaky Friday. And who better to discuss this iconic piece of cinema with than Jana's own loving mother Kathy. On the episode, this mommy-daughter duo discuss the iconic career of Jamie Lee Curtis, why Jana is petrified of wearing super low-waisted jeans, back-of-the-throat singing, magic body-swapping fortune cookies, and Chad Michael Murray's peculiar hairstyles. Hope this episode warms your heart!

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Remember these Disney Channel stars of yesteryear: Kay Pannabaker, her sister Danielle Pannabaker, and Jason Dolley! What these outstanding teen thespians have in common is that they all starred in the 2006 DCOM Read It and Weep. Joining Jana to chat about this dramatic high school flick is her childhood pal, Zoe. Together the gals discuss furry Ugg boots, being the leading actress in all the elementary school musicals, why Kay Pannabaker left show business, how damn cute Jason Dolley was back in his Disney days, and what it's like to have your diary published in the school newspaper—and then become a famous author! Enjoy this powwow of millennial nostalgia :D

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Were you once a teenage drama queen? If so, you were likely charmed by Lindsay Lohan's captivating performance as Lola Step in the 2003 Disney film Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen. On this podcast episode, Jana is joined by her Y2K-loving pal, Gaby, to ponder Lindsay's early 2000s tabloid escapades, why Megan Fox's character couldn't simultaneously be the most popular girl in school and a theater nerd, question the appropriateness of idolizing a 30-something-year-old rockstar like SidArthur, and muse over why the movie's production of "Eliza Rocks" should become a real musical. We hope this episode brings all your most nostalgic millennial musical dreams to life!

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We're all in this together when we say that this is one of the most highly anticipated episodes ever because today we are reviewing the iconic, universally adored DCOM High School Musical!!! Joining Jana to review her favorite DCOM of all time is HSM-lover and forever Disney kid at heart, Gianna. Together, these Sharpay and Gabriella look-alikes discuss the underratedness of Corbin Bleu, how many theater girls they've met that are just like Sharpay Evans, how Troy Bolton was kind of a shitty boyfriend, why Ryan Evans was such a good role model for all the show tune loving boys of the early 2000s, and how East High is perhaps the most school spirited High School in history. Hope all you wildcats enjoy this episode!

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What's the sitch? Well it just might be this kick-butt episode all about the 2005 animated DCOM Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama. Joining Jana on her mission to defeat Dr. Draken is her lovely, talented, Disney-lovin girl Carjanae! Together these femme fatales talk about getting drunk at prom, the poetic genius of Lana Del Rey, why Monique (voiced by Raven Symone of course) was actually the best character, and the iconic Kim & Ron love story that came to fruition in this movie's heartfelt climax.

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Bow wow! Welcome to another doggone good episode of DCOM Divas where we’re reviewing the 2005 Disney Channel flick, Life is Ruff. Joining Jana are two classic podcast guests that you’ve grown to know and love, Sean & Robert! On the episode, the three dog lovers share their opinions on I love Boobies bracelets, Veggietales, Sean Bean, fancy show dogs with long-ass names, and Mitchell Musso’s short-lived yet impactful singing career. They also take a moment to spread awareness on the plight of North American squids and make a compelling argument for why men should wear engagement rings. Enjoy this barking good episode and remember, adopt don’t shop. Woof!

Do you believe in magic? If so, you're in for an enchanting episode featuring the 2005 DCOM, Now You See It. Jana is joined by her colleague and Disney Channel-loving pal, Eric. Together, the two wizards journey through a portal to discuss the secrets of levitation, Aly and AJ, moody teenage boys with magical powers, Harry Potter rip-offs of the early 2000s, and why Denver is kind of overrated. Enjoy this sorcerous episode, divas!

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Ahoy divas! Time to pack up your suitcase and head to sea for this 2004 Naval DCOM, Tiger Cruise. On this episode, Jana is joined by her wonderful father Andy to discuss Hayden Panettiere's glory days, why Jennette McCurdy is the best iCarly character, pleated pants, fabric theft, and what it's like to be a white male boomer daddy. Enjoy this heartwarming father-daughter episode!

Hey all you fangirls! It's time to put on your low rise jeans, layer up those tank tops, and go back to the year 2004 for our review of the popstar-tastic DCOM, Stuck in the Suburbs. Joining Jana is fellow fangirl and pop culture loving return guest Robin! Let these 90s babies take you back to their childhood with their discussions of Aly & AJ, 13 Going on 30, whether Jessie McCartney looks better as a blonde or brunette, how the High School Musical Tour got away with not including Zac Efron, and how terrible fedoras are—like seriously, is there a worse trend from that time??? We hope this episode speaks to the inner fangirl in all of you

PS We forgot to mention the ICONIC Anneliese van der Pol song that's in this film so enjoy a little taste of this banger at the end :D

Get ready to have your a** beat to a pulp on this action packed episode reviewing the 2004 wrestling DCOM Going to the Mat. Joining the podcast is return guest, former female wrestler, and Jana's loving older sister Chloe. Together this kick butt duo goes into great detail about the 90's and 2000's trends we love (or love to hate) like super skinny scarves, Uggs, oversized graphic sweatshirts, high waisted vs. super duper low waisted jeans, lacy tank tops over long sleeved shirts, grunge fashion, and much much MORE! The sisters also discuss the true hardships of being the only girl on the wrestling team, Chloe being really cool in the 2000's because she was into Indie music and not the mainstream sh** that Jana liked, Wayne Brady & Who's Line Is It Anyway, and whether this movie offers genuine representation of what it's like to be a blind teenager. Hope you are a little bit inspired and a lot a bit entertained by this female empowered episode. Because somehow DCOM Divas has the ability to take a movie starring a white man who isn't actually blind and turn it into a feminist masterpiece—or at least tries to! 

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Happy Valentines Day Divas! To celebrate this romantic holiday we are reviewing the ultra feminine, futuristic, and a little bit f***ed up 2004 DCOM Pixel Perfect. Jana is joined by wickedly creative guest Justine to gab about Mike's Super Short Show, the Movie Surfers, holographic popstars, awesome Y2k girl groups (Play, Everlife, No Secrets... to name a few),  and how Loretta Modern exemplified the absurdity of female beauty standards in the 2000's. Enjoy our lighthearted attempts to understand and obliterate misogyny on this lovely Valentines Day episode

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An out of this world episode is about to zoom right into your ear holes because we’re reviewing the 2004 DCOM threequel, Zenon Z3.  Joining Jana for the final installment of the Zenon trilogy is her wacky and wild friend Jacob. And though he may not be a fan of Disney Channel, he is certainly a fan of shitty sci-fi movies. Together this intergalactic duo discuss The Spin Doctors, the future of space fashion, why popstars like Protozoa should never live past the age of 31, whether the moon tastes like cheese or not, and (of course) the lack of menstruation representation in modern cinema. Zoom zoom zoom divas! 

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Strike 1, strike 2, strike 3 you’re definitely not out when it comes to this episode about the 2004 baseballtastic DCOM Eddie’s Million Dollar Cookoff. Stepping up to bat as Jana’s co-host is return guest Gabe! Together these teammates discuss their favorite Pokemons, the best music from their high school years, getting embarrassing injuries from falling off scooters, wearing short sleeved shirts over long sleeved shirts, Bobby Flay, and whether the culinary world and the world of baseball can coexist in the tipsty topsy life of a teenage boy named Eddie. Enjoy this delicious episode divas!

Sure, DCOM Divas didn't actually review the first Santa Clause movie. But that doesn't matter because the true meaning of Christmas is having your wonderful parents on your podcast to review the 2002 Tim Allen flick The Santa Clause 2. On this episode, Jana's co-hosting parents and her discuss all kind of holiday and non-holiday related topics like the origins of ugly Xmas sweaters, pulling a Rachel Green on a blind date, Jana's suspension from school back in the early 2000's, 80's fashion, and Molly Shannon's brilliant rendition of "I Feel Like Some Christmas" in this jingle-licious movie. Happy Holidays Divas!

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Hey all you cheetah sisters! It's finally time to talk about the first ever musical DCOM and one of our hosts absolute favorites, The Cheetah Girls! On this cheetahlicious episode Jana is joined by the fabulously insightful Sara to gab about why Adrienne Bailon (aka Chanel) is possibly the best Cheetah Girl, who actually should have won the talent show at the end of this movie, all the flick's amazing y2k-style music video sequences, that hot firefighter who rescued Toto from the sewer, and how this movie actually does a pretty good job at tackling issues that affect teenage girls. And of course the fashion which includes but is not limited to tons of flared jeans, fur coats, tiny sunglasses, and layers upon layers of cheetah print. Growl power!!!

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Congratulations, you've won a free vacation getaway! Or at least the opportunity to hear all about a free vacation getaway on this episode reviewing the classic summertime DCOM, The Even Stevens Movie! Jana is joined by return guest and High School bestie Carinn to talk all about their favorite early reality TV shows, Christy Carlson Romano's brand of over the top yet utterly earnest acting, cringy Facebook posts from their youth, underrated Even Stevens side characters (you can't forget about Tom, Monique, & Ruby!), brother sister dynamics on TV shows, and the ultimate fashion statement for your legs in the early 2000s: capris! Hope this episode gives you the taste of summer you're looking for this December!

Ready for the start of something new? Then dive into this special episode where we review not a Disney Channel Original Movie but instead a phenomenal Disney + TV show based on a beloved DCOM, High School Musical The Musical The Series! Joining Jana is dear friend and return guest Carter who shares his hot takes on the notorious 2021 Drivers License drama of Olivia Rodrigo, loving opinions on Olivia's iconic album Sour, favorite songs/bops from all of the High School Musical movies, praises for Ashley Tisdale's recent venture with Target, surprising admiration for Squid Game (SPOILERS ABOUND), and feelings about whether a High School Musical reunion with all the original cast members should/would happen. Enjoy an hour long rant on why High School Musical is the absolute best thing that ever happened to Disney Channel and theater kids everywhere! 

Also enjoy Jana's pre-show monologue about why the audio in this episode may be a smidge horrendous but it's still worth listening to :D 

Ready for us to put a spell on you? If so, you're going to be mighty excited for this special Halloween episode all about the classic and magical 1993 flick, Hocus Pocus! Joining Jana is witch enthusiast and Hocus Pocus lover Kylie who dives into deep conversations about whether she's a Samantha or Miranda, ugly fashions from high school formals, shaving the back of your head to say ICE, and how this movie makes three witches who habitually eat children look so fascinating and cool. Enjoy this long awaiting review of a movie that's not quite a DCOM but definitely a banger. Happy Halloween Divas!

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Hello monsters and welcome to another spooky season episode where we're reviewing the third installment of the Halloweentown DCOM franchise, Halloweentown High! Returning to the podcast is Jana's wonderful Halloween-loving bestie Ashley as the two divas discuss the sequined poncho trend from the mid-2000s, marshmallow spiders, having their periods for the first time, how to keep it a secret that you're really a monster going to a human high school, and why they should bring back Kimberly J. Brown to make yet another remake of this movie. Enjoy this bestie-tastic, spookfilled episode divas! 

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Get ready to venture into the afterlife with our review of this 2002 ghostly DCOM, The Scream Team. And guess who's back to kick off DCOM Diva's Halloween season and spook us all with stories of haunted houses and conspiracy theories? Return (return) guest Robert! In this episode, Jana and Robert discuss Kat Dennings, Robert Downey Jr, burning down houses, whether ghosts are real, smashing cake into people's asses, and the adorably spooky Halloween festival in this movie that we wish we could attend. Enjoy this haunting listen! 

The movie me and all you listeners have been anxiously awaiting is FINALLY HERE! On this episode we are reviewing the most f***ing iconic film in the Disney Channel multiverse, The Lizzie Mcguire Movie! And of course we had to bring on equally iconic guests. So Jana has invited her fellow Hilary Duff obsessed pal Emily and lovely, fabulous, and ever witty return guest Britney to discuss this flawless film. On this episode we talk on and on about y2k fashion, how freaking insane it is that the kids in this movie got to go to Rome for their Middle School graduation, Gordo and Lizzie's adorable budding romance, Paolo's notoriously bad singing, the hilariously outspoken principal Miss Ungermeyer, outfit repeaters, and how flawless Hilary Duff looked in all those looks from the legendary fashion show scene. In the words of Rupaul (yes a cover of "Supermodel" is in this movie), You Better Work! 

Who better to review a movie all about sisters than actual sisters? On this episode about the 2003 racing DCOM Right on Track, Jana is joined by her real life sister Chloe to talk all about growing up together. The duo also chat about not being allowed to watch Degrassi, passing notes about hot guys during class, going to school with an Oscar winner (aka Brie Larson who is in this movie!), getting high on the beach, what it's like to be a woman in a male dominated sport, and drag racing—unfortunately not the kind with queens. Plus Jana and Chloe's mother finally makes an appearance on the podcast, if only to tell them to hurry the f*** up. Lol! Enjoy this delightfully sis-tastic pow wow of an episode! 

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Today, all your wishes are coming true! And why is that? Because Jana is reuniting with wonderful return guest Sean to review this 2003 DCOM, You Wish! In the episode, they discuss this film's totally star studded cast featuring some of your fav Y2k actors: AJ Trauth (ahem, Even Stevens), Spencer Breslin (The Santa Clause), and Lalaine (aka Miranda from Lizzie Mcguire, duh!) Sean and Jana also chat about horror movies, power rangers, child stardom, alternate realities, why Lalaine left Lizzie Mcguire, and what it means to truly be cool—please DM us if you know the answer! Enjoy the ep Divas :D

Hello Divas! Welcome to this super special royal bonus episode of DCOM Divas where we review this iconic 2001 film The Princess Diaries! Jana is joined by her fellow Disney Channel loving friend Robin as the two discuss Anne Hathaway films, getting your first kiss and pop, this movie’s iconic makeover scene, and all their favorite 2000s movie soundtracks. A review of a movie that’s genuinely good— shut up!

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Si se puede! Time to pull out your pom poms and travel back to 2002 for this review of the iconically cheerful DCOM Gotta Kick it Up! Jana is joined by former high school dancer and wonderfully sweet guest Lauren to discuss America Ferrera, corny 2000s dance music, dating older boys in High School, super thin y2k eyebrows, and why it took so dang long for Disney to finally feature an all Latino cast. Enjoy this review of one of Jana's favorite DCOMs! 

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Take out your magnifying glass and put on your most chic black 'fit because it's time to review the 2002 DCOM Get a Clue starring none other than the iconic Lindsay Lohan. Jana is joined by her fashionable and ferocious pal Alyssa as the two divas discuss the Jonas Brothers, magical musical theater experiences, lighting things on fire, Brenda Song and Macaulay Culkin's oddly adorable pairing, and meeting Cole Sprouse. And of course all the colorful fur coats, wacky prints, tiny sunglasses, and sophisticated matrix jackets worn in this flimsily plotted but excellently costumed film. Happy listening divas!

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Happy 40th Episode Divas!!! To celebrate, we are having one of our favorite divas Kaylee back on the show to discuss the 2002 DCOM drama Tru Confessions. Jana and Kaylee review this little known flick while also sharing confessions on Avril Lavigne's clothing line, the solo careers of former Cheetah Girls, their childhood aspirations of stardom, favorite inspirational jams, and why graphic tees give people permission to stare at your boobs. Enjoy this quirky ep!

Atten-hut! It's finally time for the movie that you've all been waiting for (ok mostly Jana) starring the podcasts favorite Disney queen, icon, and legend Ms Hilary Duff!!! Yes, on this very special episode commemorating Jana's 28th Birthday we are reviewing the iconic 2002 DCOM Cadet Kelly. Jana is joined by one of her bestest high school pals Carinn as the two discuss all kinds of important topics like sexy cheerleaders, pointy boobs, high school heartbreaks, homecoming queens, and how Hilary Duff is such a down to earth, beautiful, talented force to be reckoned with. We also get into the politics and propaganda of this very pro-military, pro-gun movie and give our very honest opinions of such. Enjoy this fun, girl powered, and (somewhat) topical episode! 

She shoots, she scores! On this extra girl-powery episode we are reviewing the twintastic 2002 film Double Teamed. Joining Jana is fellow blonde baller and Hilary Duff enthusiast Kristy. These two childhood pals discuss their favorite Cheetah Girls, 80's fashion, the toxic culture of cheerleading, the historical accuracy of this semi-biographical movie, and (of course) their love for Hilary and what she meant to them as young girls growing up in the 2000s. Oh and we chat about basketball a little because duh, this movie is kind of about that. Enjoy Divas! 

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Head off into uncharted waters with this review of the 2001 Lawrence brother DCOM Jumping Ship. In this episode Jana is joined by sound aficionado and friend Kevyn to chat about who's the hottest Lawrence brother (Joey, Matthew, or Andrew???), the magic of live theater, being a reality TV show contestant, Boy Meets World, and lazy rich people who haven't worked a day in their life. Enjoy our discussions of fashion, boats, and classic TV shows from the early 2000s (as always....) Land ho!

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Get ready to age down and enjoy a not so classic DCOM from our childhoods, The Poof Point. In this episode, our resident diva Jana and her Disney Channel loving guest Victor chat about Lil Bow Wow, birkenstocks, awkward moments at TSA, embarrassing parental moments from their youth, and this uneventful movie that's kind of about time travel. Enjoy our bountiful discussions of early 2000's culture, crushes, and cringe.

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Time to get into some monkey business with this review of the 2001 DCOM The Jennie Project. In this episode, Jana is joined by Jenna to talk about Jennie (super confusing, right?) as well as other topics like chimpanzees, sexy mailmen, the ethics of animal testing, Disney Channel's repeated portrayal of loser dads who only care about their jobs, and the complexities of how humans communicate with animals. Jenna also shares her extremely impressive knowledge of linguistics and Jana pretends to understand. Hey, this episode might give you something more than our usual brand of mindless nostalgic entertainment ⁠— who would have thought? Enjoy this chimpa-licious ep!

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Ever wanted to be a spy? Well for the next 52 minutes you can be with this review of the 2001 DCOM Jett Jackson: The Movie! Jana has one of her favorite guests Robert back on the show to discuss all kinds of spy and non-spy topics such as traveling to new dimensions, accidentally switching lives with the character you play on TV, stalking your high school crushes (which is totally not creepy), awkward 90s slow dance scenes, the legendary Scooby Doo Movies, and how Robert should totally have his own podcast. Enjoy this action packed episode!

Ready to take a journey to the end of the rainbow? Well you're in "luck" because on this special St. Patrick's Day episode we are reviewing the legendary 2001 DCOM The Luck of the Irish. Joining Jana in this episode is her favorite Irish lad, Sean! The two discuss Sean's proclivity for the edgy anime boy aesthetic, the peculiar appeal of Irish dancing, marching in St. Patrick's day parades, and this movies mixed messages about being proud of your heritage but above all else, being a bald eagle lovin' American. Enjoy this very fun and nostalgic ep!

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Let us answer the eternal question who let the dogs out in this barktastic episode about the 2001 DCOM Hounded. Jana is joined by her Bostonian bestie Sylvia to chat about Tahj Mowry's multi-talented sister (sisters) Tia & Tamera, peaking in Middle School, wheelchair representation in movies, Jana's love of pomeranians, and the gals love/hate relationship with Y2K fashion. Enjoy this review of a very average movie that somehow features a wide array of famous people and adorable pups.

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Get on your bike and ride into this review of the 2001 DCOM Motocrossed. On this episode, Jana is joined by her divalicious pal Britney to chat about pushup bras, method acting, homoerotic undertones in Disney movies, meeting Katy Perry at Warped Tour, and this movie's questionably successful attempt at feminism. The gals also have a fabulously insightful convo about their relationships with fashion from the early 2000's to now. Enjoy this super fun and uplifting episode!  

WARNING: Lots of talk about puberty and all the bullsh*** sexism girls have to face. Regardless of your gender, we hope you'll get something out of listening to two independently minded women discuss the trials of being female.  

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Ready to zoom zoom zoom into space again? You're in luck because in this episode of DCOM Divas Jana and longtime BFF Laura discuss the intergalactic 2001 DCOM hit Zenon the Zequel! In this episode, these divas discuss their childhood watching Disney Channel together, how disappointing High School Musical 2 was, Mormon Halloween parties, and their dreams of a real life Protozoa album. WARNING: Fashion is HEAVILY discussed in this episode so if you aren't a fabulous individual, then sorry but this episode is not for you ;)

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