Pretty in Pride

This week, Ken and Kiki discuss the action packed Fast and Furious 7 and compare and contrast it the Mission Impossible series and consider how Dom could join the Avengers.

This week, Ken and Kiki stop being polite and start getting real. After briefly catching up, Kiki shares her current struggle with her mental health...Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration - 1-800-662-HELP (4357)National Alliance on Mental Health - 1-800-950-NAMI (6264)988 Lifeline - 988

This week, Ken and Kiki recap Fast & Furious 6, the moment the franchise stops pretending to be about street racing and fully embraces its destiny as a superhero saga with muscle cars. As Dom and Hobbs forge an unbreakable bald alliance, the family is recruited to stop an international criminal organization because apparently every government agency on Earth was busy that week. Add in tanks, impossible rescues, and stunts straight out of Captain America's playbook, and you've got one of the most gloriously ridiculous entries in the saga so far.Buckle up—family has officially become a superpower. 😆

This week, Ken and Kiki talk through Ken's obsession with the World Cup. A short episode about a single current event. While she might make an entertaining futbol commentator, Ken's inability to remember key facts should not be held against her.

This week, Ken and Kiki throw the laws of physics, logic, and basic traffic safety out the window as they dive into Fast & Furious (the fourth movie, because apparently naming things is optional) and the absolute game-changer that is Fast Five. Thanks for tuning in!

Twenty years after its release, Ken and Kiki revisit The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. The third installment in the Fast saga introduced drifting, gave the audience the iconic Han, and marked the arrival of Justin Lin as the franchise's most influential director. It also introduced a main character whose commitment to making objectively terrible decisions remains unmatched, even by the standards of the Fast universe.Buckle up—it's time to drift back to 2006.

This week, Ken & Kiki catch up on everything from workout wins and playing tech support for their parents to World Cup climate concerns and a not so surprisingly deep dive into movies. They wrap things up with their weekly family rankings, where a shocking shake-up in Kiki’s brother rankings leaves everyone stunned. Thanks for listening!

In this episode, Ken and Kiki revisit the first two entries in the Fast & Furious franchise: The Fast and the Furious and 2 Fast 2 Furious. Having originally seen both films in theaters (and please don't use that information to deduce their ages), they take a fresh look at the movies that launched one of Hollywood's most improbable long-running plot lines.Like the films themselves, this podcast isn't aiming for Oscars. Buckle up and join Ken and Kiki as they recap their rewatch, marvel at the franchise's humble beginnings, and demonstrate absolutely no consistency when referring to characters by either their names or the actors who play them. Family may be forever, but naming conventions are apparently optional.The Tokyo Drift TikTok KiKi mentioned: https://www.tiktok.com/@ceola.toler/video/7590075618012810551?_r=1&_t=ZP-96x1T3qyMjX

This week we get Ken’s diet update: she’s actually sticking to it this time.The sisters enter their Carl Radke “More Life” era — except they’ve always lived there. They’re true to this, not new to this.They attempt to talk about American sports… emphasis on attempt because they truly don’t know what’s going on.Also: future plans are officially locked in to watch the entire Fast & Furious franchise and bring their full reviews to the pod. Stay tuned because family is everything.Weekly Parent Rankings are IN.They close out with our weekly ins and outs.