80s/90s Comedy/Music/Satire Icon Julie Brown joins us and prepare to mop up some tea! Just exactly how did Julie Brown become an MTV trend setter? She made fun of the videos. Fans loved it and the frenzy gave rise to Julie’s very own show, Just Say Julie. 

We head back to an innocent age when it was still ridiculously ludicrous for the homecoming queen to have a gun. Then we explore the inspiration for Julie’s first film, Earth Girls Are Easy. Getting it made, however, was difficult. Julie starred with Gina Davis, Jeff Goldblum and Jim Carrey and the film launched the music videos, Cause I’m A Blonde and I Like ‘Em Big And Stupid. 

Next, inspired by the outrageous stories she’d hear from dancers who had worked with Madonna, Julie parodied Madonna’s self absorbed doc-noir, Truth Or Dare, with Medusa: Dare To Be Truthful. We talk about Attack Of The 5’2” Women, with a cameo by our own Lisa Arch, in which Julie roasts headline hogs Tanya Harding and Lorena Bobbitt and we compare notes on 100 Things To Do Before High School on which Julie wrote and Lisa played Principal Hader. 

And finally, we unleash a rousing round of IMDB Roulette where the wheel stops at Happy Days, The Jeffersons, Newhart, Laverne and Shirley, The Incredible Shrinking Woman, Shakes The Clown, The Middle and Camp Rock. 

Plus, Weezy and Lisa are recommending and discussing Trust Me: The False Prophet on Netflix. 

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Julie Brown 

Medusa: Dare to be Truthful

Attack Of The 5'2" Women

Cause I’m a Blonde

Homecoming Queen’s Got a Gun

I like em big and Stupid

Vague

Julie Brown on Wikipedia

Julie Brown on IMDB

Julie Brown on Instagram

Julie Brown on Facebook

Julie Brown on Youtube

Trust Me: The False Prophet

Lisa Arch on Instagram

Lisa Arch Presents Mother's Day at Flappers

Hold You Foundation