Episodes of "Guess What You're Gonna Hate?" are published every two weeks.
What's more American than crackin' open a cold one with your horse? Janine forces Kate to listen to Toby Keith's "Beer For My Horses" as we barely scratch the surface of 2000s country music trash.
Thank you for supporting GWYGH throughout the years. You can find us on all socials @HatePodcast and at Patreon.com/HatePodcast. (Hi, Kate's Mom!) Shout out to Paul Ryberg of Plug-in Missing and The Minute Pod for our awesome theme song!
Continuing our Pride Month celebration, Kate and Janine revisit a problematic yet iconic moment of the 2000s: "bisexual" dating show A Shot at Love featuring Tila Tequila.
Thank you for supporting GWYGH at Patreon.com/HatePodcast. Shout out to Paul Ryberg of Plug-in Missing and The Minute Pod for our awesome theme song!
Back in the 2000s, webcomics were one of the few places where artists could tell the stories that traditional comics wouldn't publish... for better or for worse. Moss from Queerly Yours joins Janine for the first episode to celebrate Pride Month this year as they wax nostalgic about early LGBTQ+ webcomics.
You can find Moss and their podcast Queerly Yours at www.queerlyyourspodcast.com as well as beatingthebinary.itch.io/ for their personal projects.
Thank you for supporting GWYGH despite a spotty publishing record this year as Janine transitions to a new schedule. You can support us at Patreon.com/HatePodcast. Shout out to Paul Ryberg of Plug-in Missing and The Minute Pod for our awesome theme song!
You know how you're officially old? When your childhood nostalgia has been kicked to the curb in favor of the next decade. As 2000s nostalgia starts to rise, certain musicians from the era have their second wind. Aly and Aj's Potential Breakup Song (2007) has come to new life with a TikTok trend, resulting in an updated version with curse words that will even be released on vinyl.
But as Kate and Janine can never focus on one topic for long, they also cover the bands that made them emo, haunted dolls, and childhood tv shows.
BREAKING NEWS! 2000s indie darling Zooey Deschanel was in the news this week, as Katy Perry revealed that she used to pretend to be the actress in order to go wild at clubs in LA. This little factoid delivered a rush of serotonin to your favorite trash podcast hosts, so of course, we had to discuss it. Happy Holidays from the GWYGH crew!
Support us at Patreon.com/HatePodcast. Thanks so much to Paul Ryberg of Plug-in Missing and The Minute Pod for our awesome theme song!
Garbage bells, podcast smells, Janine laid an egg! Kate-mo-bile lost a wheel and this description got away, hey!
Or... something like that.
Kate and Janine keep getting sucked back into the 90s, but that's okay, because where would the 2000s be without pervasive 90s nostalgia? After all, we're always wondering why things were so much better 5-10 years ago. Nostalgia stay goggles firmly on, kids!
This episode is more freestyle than some of our usual episodes, but we touch on topics such as pop-punk and sexy Grinch.
The holidays are coming, and if you want some sweet GWYGH merch, check out our TeePublic linked on our website, or google "TeePublic GWYGH"! Because what would a podcast be without shameless self-promotion, right? Hey, you sometimes pay to listen to us!
You can support us at Patreon.com/HatePodcast. Thanks so much to Paul Ryberg of Plug-in Missing & The Minute Pod for our awesome theme song!
Back in October, Brian from The Blood Buddies invited Janine to watch one of their favorite slasher comedy flicks: Club Dread (2004). How exactly does a film with a budget of of $8.6 million only gross $7.6 million at the box office? Listen and find out!
You can find Brian's podcast The Blood Buddies wherever you listen to your favorite shows. Check out the website www.bloodbuddies.com for more info! Be sure to check out their band The Plastic Flamingos! https://www.facebook.com/PlasticFlamingosNC/
Thank you so much to Paul Ryberg of Plug-in Missing and The Minute Pod for our awesome theme song. Big shout out to Taylor Killian for his editing of this episode, as well as a thank you to all of our patrons who support us at Patreon.com/HatePodcast!
Imagine that you're a kid back in the early 2000s. You've told your mom you're sick and you have to stay home from school, but this time you're not lying. Your stomach is in twists as you lay in agony across the couch, dazed as the tv channels flicker before you. Through the haze of it all, you hear a jingle telling you that you are now alone in the world, with a little CatDog. You fumble past the half-eaten sleeve of saltines to get the remote, but it's too late... the fever dream has begun. How did they even let this show air? Or maybe, just maybe... it was just a fever dream all along.
Kate and Janine discuss CatDog, which aired on Nickelodeon from 1998 - 2005, if you trust that it existed at all. We float our own theories on how CatDog digested food as well as what the current state of CatDog should be in the year 2020.
We now have merch! Look us up on TeePublic or check our website HatePodcast.com for a link. Consider supporting us at Patreon.com/HatePodcast. Thanks so much to Paul Ryberg of Plug-in Missing for our awesome theme song!
In celebration of the upcoming holiday, Kate and Janine discuss Firework by Katy Perry as well as questionable 2000s fashion belts, fandom names, and slip'n'slides.
Who do you call for pizza delivery on the bottom of the ocean? Why, the Krusty Krab of course! Kate and Janine discuss the smash-hit episode "Pizza Delivery," along with their own food delivery misadventures.
Weeks ago, Darrell had an idea for a GWYGH episode: two movies, two comedians, two presidential elections. He gave Janine the choice of either Man of the Year (2006) starring Robin Williams or Head of State (2003) starring Chris Rock. After getting Kate's expert opinion, they choose a movie and dive right in. Be sure to stick around for an extra-special crime selection. Thank you so much to all of our awesome Patrons. You can support us at Patreon.com/HatePodcast. Check out podcasts The Minute Pod and Plug-in Missing to support the creator of our awesome theme song, Paul Ryberg!
We can hardly believe it. A hundred episodes of our trash content, listened to by our beloved audience! Kate and Janine reflect on the movie reviews and minisodes they've completed over the years. We both want to thank our listeners for all their support and downloads... we wouldn't be able to do this without you!
You heard it here first folks: Kate is officially tougher than rats. It's a good thing, too -- you need to be tough to get through the upcoming social isolation, but thankfully we can get through this together... as long as we have the new Animal Crossing game! Janine and Kate reminisce about old animal crossing, how mean villagers used to be, and their perfect animal crossing themed crime.
Thank you so much to Paul Ryberg of Plug-in Missing and The Minute Pod for our awesome theme song! Did you know our theme is about 20 seconds long, meaning you can sing it to yourself while you wash your hands? Now you do! Stay healthy out there, friends!
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Happy Valentine's Day from your favorite trashy broads! Janine discusses an album she can no longer enjoy after a bad breakup: Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs! (2006) from Hellogoodbye. Really, though, she should have seen the breakup coming from a mile away, considering it was developed on the sketchy early internet dating site eSPIN the Bottle.
To celebrate her birthday, Janine asks Kate to watch one of her favorite movies from childhood: What a Girl Wants (2003), starring Colin Firth and Amanda Bynes.
Welcome to 2020! A year for reflection. What better way to kick it off than to listen to an episode of your favorite trashy nostalgia podcast? Kate and Janine discuss the first albums they bought on vinyl, Record Store Day, and obsolete 2000s media such as the DataPlay disc.
Merry Trashmas from your favorite trash content producers, Kate and Janine! We discuss The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins for the final day of Trashmas. Thanks for sticking with us through this series and see you in 2020!
Remember the days when all you needed from a phone was the ability to play Snake and maybe call your parents if you were in trouble? 'Cause we do. Reminisce about flip phones with us on the eleventh day of Trashmas.
Epic Fail -- bet those are two words you haven't heard in a while. Or at least, we hope so. We're pretty glad it's left the internet lexicon since the 2000s, but we'll be talking about it today, as well as our own personal fails.
Vampires or werewolves -- a tale as old as time. Or, well, as old as 2008. Zoe from Tea & Strumpets joins Janine to discuss Stephenie Meyer's Twilight saga-- especially the disappointment upon reading about the unfortunately named baby.
"Guess What You're Gonna Hate?" is a podcast about mid-2000s popular culture. Kate Harper introduces Janine Winfree to the decade she missed out on.
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