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The Witches of Eastwick (1987) - Snowy Egrets, Cherries & a Bank of TVs
Look, this episode has everything. Perfect impersonations of film icons! Bird calls! Advice for your next orgy! Veronica Cartwright! Get to listening, you won’t regret it. That Aged Well is brought to you by Quince (https://www.quince.com/w
The Devil Wears Prada (2006) - Bald Grace Coddington, Not-Gay Doug & a Truly Hideous Bolero
Did you all know there was a sequel to The Devil Wears Prada coming out?? We surely didn’t, and what a SHOCK it was to find that out! The serendipity of this moment is staggering! Please enjoy this unexpectedly timely revisiting of The Devi
The Devil’s Advocate (1997) - Idiom Movies, Special Bedspreads & a Jaunty Hymn
Look, maybe you haven’t seen this movie. Maybe you’ve never heard of it. Maybe you have heard of it, but you simply aren’t interested. Should that be the case, Paul and Erika would really like to invite you to experience this movie for the
Dogma (1999) - Divine Pastimes, Fast Food Mascots & a Ken Doll Set
March has gone out like a lamb (hopefully), and April is here to bring in all the angels and demons! Erika and Paul kick off the month with a discussion of Kevin Smith’s 1999 comedy Dogma, a movie that has a lot of stars, a lot of ideas, an
That Aged Well Interviews: A Date With Dateline
It’s a whole bonus WEEK this time around, as Paul and Erika finally get to officially meet their fairy godsisters: Kimberly and Katie from A Date With Dateline! Please enjoy this delightful interview…we sure did! That Aged Well is brought t
Celebrating Catherine O’Hara
It’s a five Monday March this year, and we couldn’t let Screen Legends Month pass without a chance to talk about the dearly departed Catherine O’Hara. The solution? A bonus episode all about her and only her (and, honestly, a bit about her
The Sting (1973) Horse Names, Podcast Buttons & a Carousel/Brothel
It’s our last full length episode of Screen Legend March, so we’re going out with a film packed full of legends: The Sting! Sure, we picked it because of Robert Redford, but Paul Newman is here! And Robert Shaw! And Eileen Brennan! And stil
That Aged Well Oscar Recap (2026)
Well, hello! Have you ever thought to yourself, "You know, I'm a little Patreon-curious?" We hear you! Paul and Erika stayed up late last night to get this Oscar recap recorded to give you a taste of what we're doing over on the Patreon, wh
Baby Boom (1987) - Spaghetti, Apple Sauce & an Inherited Cow
Paul and Erika are celebrating screen legends all month, and this time it’s Diane Keaton’s turn as they talk all about Baby Boom! How much country estate is too much country estate? Does everyone remember the time you could get valium deliv
A Few Good Men (1992) - Confessions, Cameos & a Thinkin’ Bat
More March, more screen legends…and this time we’re celebrating Rob Reiner, who doesn’t appear on screen in A Few Good Men, but he definitely directed the hell out of it. How does this military courtroom drama stack up in the pantheon of Ro
Field of Dreams (1989) - Ghosts, Oracles & a Disembodied Voice
It’s March! And for all of March, That Aged Well is celebrating some recently departed legends of the silver screen. First up is James Earl Jones in Field of Dreams (and also Ray Liotta and Burt Lancaster…but we chose it for JEJ). You can f
Hook (1991) - Victorian Parents, Middle Names & a Jolly Roger
How can it possibly be the end of Fantasy February already? This month has already given us so much, and it’s not going to let us down now! We are finishing out with Stephen Spielberg’s Hook, aka Peter Pan grows up and has a LOT of memory i
Willow (1988) - Sorceresses, Ex-Boyfriends & a Silent Movie Screen Siren
Let’s take at least a week in Fantasy February to truly leave our world behind and enter instead the world of Willow, Ron Howard’s 1988 high fantasy adventure! We’ve often said a movie has everything, but this movie has everything, and then
The NeverEnding Story (1984) - Safe Books, Loose Bones & a Power Ballad
Fantasy February gets real this week, as Erika and Paul get all the way into 1984’s classic The NeverEnding Story, which has the three building blocks of any great fantasy story: horses, wolves, and dragons. Once you’ve got those, you’re pr
Groundhog Day (1993) - Holiday Traditions, Aggressive Poetry & a Doozy
Look! It’s a podcast about the movie Groundhog Day ON Groundhog Day! The planning! The forethought! The SEO! It’s all happening!! You can follow That Aged Well on Bluesky (@ThatAgedWell.bsky.social), Instagram, Threads, and Letterboxd (@Tha
Swingers (1996) - Answering Machines, Wallet Chains & a Raggedy Dorothy
Paul and Erika are rounding out LA January by taking a dive into one of the great successes of the 90s indie film boom…Swingers! What better way to close out a month all about Los Angeles than with a film that is fully satirizing the City o
Real Women Have Curves (2002) - Caged Birds, College Applications & a Chupacabra
We’ve visited the Valley, we’ve visited Beverly Hills…now Erika and Paul are spending the week in Boyle Heights with America Ferrera, Lupe Ontiveros and George Lopez. LA Month’s penultimate episode is all about the indie darling Real Women
Beverly Hills Cop (1984) - Theme Lyrics, Thumb Rings & a Banana in the Tailpipe
LA Month marches on as Paul and Erika are joined by Mike Schubert from The Newest Olympian & Professional Talkers podcasts to discuss a comedy classic: 1984’s Beverly Hills Cop! They discuss stomach punches in the 80s, super villain red fla
Boogie Nights (1997) - Families, Prosthetics & a Jaunty Neckerchief
Welcome to 2026, everyone…let’s start it off with a bang (see what happened there?)! To ring in the New Year, Paul and Erika are talking about Paul Thomas Anderson’s porn epic Boogie Nights, which, much like this podcast, is alternately ver
A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965) - Dirges, Dogs & a Fear of Everything
Another year down, dear listeners, so it’s time for another That Aged Well tradition: the annual reading of the international reviews! And also, a review of A Charlie Brown Christmas Special…what more could you hope for this holiday season?
Elf (2003) - Work Ethic, NY1 & a Fun Winter Game
Leaping forward 55+ years from last week, Erika and Paul dive into this month’s Patreon Pick…it’s 2003’s Elf! Lots of commentary about the proper hairstyle for Santa, the tragedy of elf society, and the importance of New York 1 lies within!
It’s A Wonderful Life ( 1946) - Angels, Martyrs & a Goat
We’ve done Thanksgiving, we’ve done New Year’s, it’s time for a film that takes place around Christmas! And not just any film, this year Paul and Erika are taking on THE Christmas film, the one that makes you roll your eyes, the one that yo
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200 Cigarettes (1999) - Crab Dip, Crotch Pits & a Cigarette Ash
Have you ever listened to this podcast, and thought “Man, I wish Erika and Paul would talk about New York City more. Like, they live there, and they NEVER bring that up.” Well, have we ever got an episode for you, because 1999’s 200 Cigaret
A “Friends” Thanksgiving Extravaganza (1994) - Cooking Outfits, Lady Fingers & a 19-Pound Turkey
It’s a That Aged Well first, as Paul and Erika RETURN to a subject for the first time in the history of the show! After reviewing the first season of Friends in 2019, they now kick off Holiday December with a look at three of the iconic sho
Double Indemnity (1944) - Dictaphones, Insurance Investigators & a Wig
We are rounding out Classics month with a real, undeniable classic: it’s Billy Wilder’s 1944 noir Double Indemnity! Did everyone else already know that this movie is about insurance? No, really, a lot of the plot revolves around insurance p
Blazing Saddles (1974) - Horse Actors, Johnsons & a Wed Wose
Man, this month is gonna give listeners whiplash…after a sunny musical and a disturbing melodrama, we’re going with Mel Brooks’ 1974 Western spoof Blazing Saddles! Sure, Paul once claimed he would never even attempt to talk about this movie
Suddenly, Last Summer (1959) - Feeding Frenzies, Elevators & a 5 O’ Clock Daiquiri
Classic Film November rolls on with something just a little different…1959’s Suddenly, Last Summer which might just possibly be the darkest film ever done on That Aged Well. And we did A Nightmare On Elm Street two weeks ago! Erika and Paul
Singin’ In The Rain (1952) - Round Tones, Rage Blackouts & a Triple Threat
We’ve made it through October, which means we’re kicking off another tradition here at That Aged Well…Classic Movie November! And we’re ringing in November with a true classic: Singin’ In The Rain, which comes with a cavalcade of dancing, s
A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984) - Parenting, Dream Logic & a Warm Bath
It’s the final Monday in October and y’all know what that means…Erika and Paul watched a slasher film! Well, Erika watched it and Paul “watched” it, but we can only hope for so much here. Particularly with this one, Wes Craven’s classic A N
