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This month on Sitting in the Dark, we pay homage to the original Final Girl—Mom. From toxic devotion to architectural annihilation, we crack open the gift box of maternal horror and unwrap three deeply uncomfortable truths about the women who raised us… and might bury us.
We continue our Car Racing series with a conversation about Steve McQueen’s passion project, a film he spent at least five years trying to make with several different directors. That’s right, it’s Lee H. Katzin’s 1971 film Le Mans.
Pete faces the gym. Tommy faces the doctor. Together they unpack protein, strength, and adulting with a pulse over 130 bpm.
Psychologist Dr. Larry Waldman shares four decades of expertise on protecting kids from divorce trauma, revealing the hidden ways parents unknowingly hurt their children and offering practical solutions for healing.
What if the key to scientific progress wasn’t the next big idea — but the quiet infrastructure that lets scientists actually work? Mark Trueman joins us to reveal how real-time visualization is transforming the modern lab from a black box to a transparent engine of innovation.
We kick off our Car Racing series with a look at the melodrama and incredible racing footage captured in John Frankenheimer’s 1966 film Grand Prix, starring James Garner, Yves Montand, Eva Maria Saint, and more.
Pay transparency is no longer a future trend—it’s here, reshaping how companies hire, compensate, and retain talent. Kyle Pardo returns to the show to help HR professionals navigate the shifting legal, cultural, and strategic terrain of transparent pay practices.
Earth’s Most Reluctant Group Project has arrived. The Film Board assembles for a rare Marvel movie we all genuinely like—Thunderbolts—digging into found families, unresolved trauma, and why sometimes the real villain is the emotional baggage we drag behind.
In the Season 10 premiere, Pete and Tommy confront the myth of the American Dream, one broken oven and terrifying IRS form at a time. From homeownership FOMO to tax-time existential spirals, it’s a full-frontal emotional audit of what it means to feel wildly unprepared… again.
Rabbi Avi Kahan shares powerful insights on de-escalating high-conflict divorce and transforming conflict into sustainable co-parenting. Learn how religious and cultural wisdom can reshape our view of divorce from separation to unification.