Written by Thelonia
I've been a fan of Caro Emerald ever since I heard her hit "That Man" in high school. The Dutch songstress's blend of old-timey vintage sound and more modern producing techniques put her in a genre that is mostly Electro Swing (which, when you do a google search on the term, pretty quickly pulls up this article on why it's the worst music genre of all time, which um, alright, thanks Vice). Her most recent EP, Emerald Island, keeps that vintage sound but adds some Exotica to the mix, delivering a sultry smooth throwback EP for when you want to lounge on the beach with a martini, or just lie around the house in the Summer and pretend you're on a beach, being glamorous and alternating between getting your heart broken and breaking hearts yourself.
and discuss the accuracy of its portrayals of witchcraft with a special guest—expert and practicing witch 
. We cover the sex club called "Jezebels," witness a particicution, and see forward to the year 2195. We discuss the importance of love as an escape from loneliness or as an act of rebellion, delve into the concept of women controlling women, and analyze the structure of the final "historical notes." We end by tallying up how many times Offred discusses eggs.
season 1 and talk about what we liked, what we didn't like, how we would improve it, and where we hope the story will go.
she returns to the role she plays best—acting as a 
. And... a creepy teacher that is also her cheating (step?) father? And... her own mother? And... the gym teacher she has a crush on? It's bizarre, comedic, a touch of genuine fun, and way too short!
