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It’s Friday night and you fall on to the couch anxious to watch something new, but like the menu at The Cheesecake Factory…the possibilities are endless. Which is why you listen to Stream(H)er.

Host Melissa Radke is the best friend you had in college who has seen it all – and she has opinions about it. She either loves it or hates it, and wants to give you her opinion on every bit of it.
From Netflix to Hulu, Disney+ to AppleTV, HBOMax to Peacock and Prime,

Stream(H)er is where you go to find out if Servant is really that good (it is) and if 6 Underground really sucks (it does).

After all, it was your best friend that fixed you up with your husband – so chances are, if she likes it, you will to.

Latest Episodes:

My Spy & Trying Sep 30, 2020

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This episode of Stream(H)er we talk about My Spy on Prime Video and Trying on Apple TV.

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Most Dangerous Game & OG - Grey's Anatomy Sep 30, 2020

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This episode of Stream(H)er we talk about Most Dangerous Game on the new streamer Quibi and an Oldie but a Goodie (OG) in Grey's Anatomy on Netflix.

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Most Dangerous Game

Quibi

Grey's Anatomy

Netflix

Melissa Radke on Facebook

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@MSMelissaRadke on Instagram

Email Melissa@MelissaRadke.com

The Love Birds & The Vast of Night Jun 09, 2020

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Oh, you are watching a lot of television right now, we are all watching a lot of television right now and that is why you need Stream(H)er so I can tell you what to watch and what not to waster your time with. This week's episode I am reviewing a new comedy movie on Netflix, The Love Birds and the 1950's suspenseful science fiction move on Prime Video, The Vast of Night. Links and Resources:

Nate Bargatze: The Tennessee Kid & Alias Grace May 28, 2020

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This episode of Stream(H)er we talk about a great (new to me) comedian, Nate Bargatze and an oldie but a goodie in Alias Grace.

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Blow The Man Down & Selah and the Spades May 08, 2020

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We all need things to watch, or be warned what NOT to watch, now more than ever. I have you covered in this week's episode. Today we discuss Blow The Man Down & Selah and the Spades

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Home Before Dark & The Imagineering Story Apr 16, 2020

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With COVID we are all looking for things to watch now more than ever, and do I have you covered in this week's episode. Today we discuss Home Before Dark on Apple TV and The Imagineering Story Disney+.

Shows Kids Should Be Watching Mar 26, 2020

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Hello everyone. I've released two episodes this week. One is called what the adults should be watching and this is the other one. In this episode titled what the kids should be watching, I line you up with some of Remi and Rocco Radke's favorite things that they are currently watching or just finished watching. Of which there are many.

This idea came from one of my viewers who watches my two precious knuckleheads everyday on their Facebook Live show called Reminade. It comes on Monday through Friday at 3 p.m. Central Time. For some odd reason, this viewer thinks they have enough sense to help her find good quality television for her kids.

Show Notes:

[01:04] A listener asks for Rocco and Remi's TV advice. They had everything but Netflix. They ordered Netflix today.
[03:09] Everyone parents differently. What works for us may not work for you.
[03:46] You have to do your own homework. If you don't, you're going to be very mad at me.
[04:13] When I mention a show, it does not mean that both Remi and Rocco have watched it.
[05:17] Remi really likes Ghost Rider on Apple TV. They also have Snoopy In Space.
[06:05] I don't have to tell you about Disney+ They already have Frozen 2, and you can spend $19.99 to watch Onward.
[06:43] Hulu is my favorite place to introduce my kids to The Brady Bunch, Dick Van Dyke, Family Matters, and Perfect Strangers.
[07:45] We also watched the Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library. We also watched The Miracle Season.
[07:58] Remi's favorite show is Good Girl's on Netflix. It was Stranger Things.
[09:33] Both kids loved A Series of Unfortunate Events and Prank Encounters.
[09:42] Remi and my granny loved the Umbrella Academy and Locke & Key.
[10:06] Remi's all-time favorite was Lost In Space.
[10:18] We just discovered On My Block. And Remi loves What's New, Scooby-Doo?
[11:17] The last show I'll leave you with is on the IMDb app. The show is The Middle. We love this show.
[12:13] This next week is going to be tough. Let your kids be kids.

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Shows Adults Should Be Watching Mar 26, 2020

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I'm going to say something here. I know sometimes you guys think I'm extra and really over the top. That's the last thing I want to be right now. I don't want to be extremely dramatic or sound braggadocious, but I cannot think of a better time for this podcast to exist on this Earth. I really hope that doesn't sound pretentious, but thank God for me and the forethought I had to deliver a life-saving podcast to you and yours during a Pandemic.

Normally on Stream(H)er, I deliver a candid review of something I'm watching on one of the 8 million streaming services I have in my home. Today's show is going to be a little different because we're all watching TV. Some people are doing crafts and bettering themselves, but that's literally nobody I know. Instead we are clamoring for something to watch. Welcome to a special edition that I like to call what the adults should be watching.

Show Notes:

[02:52] Amazon has uploaded movies that days ago were in the theaters, but you'll be paying $19.99. If you're willing to pay that you should watch The Invisible Man.
[03:23] Just Mercy is absolutely fantastic.
[03:54] There are also great free options on Amazon like The Farewell.
[04:02] Go watch A Quiet Place or Instant Family.
[04:16] Clue and Rat Race are super ridiculous.
[04:36] I introduced my family to Super 8.
[05:02] 47 Meters Down: Uncaged is two hours I'll never get back.
[05:07] Hulu is one of my favorite streaming services for old and new.
[05:46] Hulu is offering a new series starring Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington. It's called Little Fires Everywhere. Start watching it now, because I'll be talking about it later.
[06:04] The Mindy Project is also on Hulu. So is Superstore. It's hilarious.
[06:51] I'm in the middle of watching The Tiger King on Netflix.
[07:13] David wants me to make sure you know about Narcos.
[07:47] Schitt's Creek is everything and more. I can't say enough about it. They are my friends.
[08:03] Good Girl's was something I wasn't expecting to like, but we absolutely love it.
[08:47] HBO is what we turn on after the kids are in bed.
[08:51] The Outsider is that good. There's just too much explaining if our kids walk in during the show.
[09:29] We are also loving McMillion's. It's a documentary about the McDonald's Monopoly scandal. This is a very interesting documentary produced by Mark Wahlberg.
[10:04] Starz also has a good assortment of movies to choose from. We are enjoying The Dublin Murders. It also has the terrible awful Outlander.

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Ozark Mar 19, 2020

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Sometimes we forget to watch something. Everyone tells us about it, and we hear over and over how good it is. We honestly just plain forget, until we need something new to watch, because we're stuck inside the house like dummies. Then we start scrolling through and notice the one that we haven't watched.

We watch it. Then one or two episodes in we start wondering why the crap are we just now watching this. That's the story behind this week's show. I'm late to it. I'm late to most everything in my life, so get over it. Better late than never, right? This week, one week before its season 3 release, we're discussing Ozark.

Show Notes:

[01:03] Ozark comes to us by way of Netflix. Watch it now and you can finish season 1 and 2 before season 3 releases next week.
[01:20] You just need to know that this show is dark. It's dark, it's bloody, and it's dark.
[01:33] How can anything with Jason Bateman be anything but fun and comical and a little bit nerdy? If that's what you're saying to yourself, you would be wrong. He's not Michael Bluth from Arrested Development.
[02:36] This show is that good. You will be hooked. Jason Bateman is so good in this. Laura Linney plays his wife. She's so good too.
[02:54] I think what makes these two actors so good in the series is that they both looked so normal.
[03:12] I don't know how they deal with the stress in their lives. They have to launder $50 million and then $10 million will go missing, and they'll have to come up with the other $10 million in like 48 hours. I don't understand how their organs aren't shutting down.
[03:43] You're not going to want to watch this when the kids, mother-in-law, or ladies group are around. But you are going to want to watch it.
[04:01] Turn the subtitles on when Jacob Snell is on the screen. I was personally raised around rednecks, and I still can't figure out what he's saying half the time.
[04:09] I'd give Ozark 4 Spanx.
[04:21] I like my shows dark and heavy. If you're trying to decide between this and The Walking Dead. Try this. If you're trying to decide between Ozark and The Big British Bake Off, I doubt this one's for you.

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A Fall From Grace Mar 19, 2020

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Listen to me Stream(H)ers, these are perilous times we are living in. It's one thing not to be able to buy a loaf of carbs at the grocery store. It's one thing to have to wipe yourself with Kleenex, because Kleenex aren't cheap. It's another thing entirely when Tom Hanks and Idris Elba get the coronavirus. I suppose COVID-19 is no different than us. You don't see it infecting Steve Buscemi. I'll bet Corey Feldman is at home as healthy as you please. But it's coming and taking down the good men and the handsome men.

This is a time when we need to be there for each other like never before. Which is why today's Stream(H)er is so important. It's not good information. It's life-giving information. I'm not being overly dramatic. If I didn't share this with you, I don't think I could live with myself. I'm going to talk to you all about a movie I just watched on a plane. A movie that has left me a bit speechless. Today, we are talking about A Fall from Grace.

Show Notes:

[02:09] A Fall From Grace is brought to you during quarantine from Netflix. More importantly, it's brought to you by Tyler Perry, the man who brought you Madea, Acrimony, and The Haves and the Have Nots.
[02:35] I think this is his first Netflix movie, and we have some things to talk about.
[03:27] I share what I believe is the origin story of this horrific train wreck of a movie. I almost want you all to watch this one just to tell me if I'm wrong or not.
[03:58] This movie is overdramatic and overacted. There was lip licking, terrible music, and making love under a mosquito tent.
[05:07] I didn't care who lived or who died. I didn't care that it was a movie about a bunch of senior citizens chained to radiators.
[05:25] I just wanted you all to know that someone, I don't know who, tied Tyler Perry up to a radiator and made him make this movie.
[05:40] I shall wear no Spanx for this movie. That is how much I hated this movie.

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