North Mollywood

Alex and Molly welcome writer Alena Smith (The Affair, The Newsroom) to discuss her new play Icebergs, why the North Pole is better than the South Pole, and of course, Westworld predictions for season 2.

Alex and Molly welcome special guest TV writer John Levenstein (Arrested Development, Kroll Show) to talk about final Westworld theories and the British blouse-ripping hit PBS show Poldark.

Alex attempts to describe Dr. Strange to Molly, who knows nothing about it except that she hates Benedict Cumberbatch's face. Then they delve further into the Netflix season of Black Mirror, and get bummed about Leonard Cohen.

Alex and Molly are... here.

Alex and Molly welcome special guest, MTV News's own Leah Beckmann, to discuss her top secret Westworld theory. Then it's a trip across the pond and back in time to discuss the Oasis documentary, 90s Britpop wars, and gossip about the legendarily debauched parties of the Primrose Hill set.

Alex and Molly welcome guests Michael Catano and Jessica Hopper for a discussion about anxiety dreams that will make it more difficult for you to enjoy eating strawberries ever again. Also discussed: Black Mirror.

This week, friend of NoMo Andrew Ti — host of the excellent podcast, 'Yo! Is This Racist?' — stops by Mollywood to hear Molly go deep on the hidden pleasures of nu-metal and also lend a conspiratorial hot take to the ongoing discussion of HBO's classic-in-the-making, Westworld.

This week on North Mollywood, Alex and Molly delve into HBO's Westworld and other robot theme parks. Plus a discussion about whether everyone's brains will melt from cosmic radiation on the long space journey to Mars.

This week: Alex and Molly talk to Christopher Cantwell and Christopher Rogers, the showrunners and creators of AMC's Halt & Catch Fire, about season 3 of the show, "jalapeño bottlecaps," and Paul Simon dads.

This week Alex and Molly welcome Naomi Fry, Copy Chief of T Magazine, to talk about Rob Kardashian and many Scott Disick-related things. Also: Molly went to Las Vegas and did some stuff.

This week on North Mollywood: spooky serial killers in the studio and scary Disney rides; coping with the loss of Brangelina; and, a little bit of musical Hollywood magic that goes by the name Newsies.

This week on Molllywood, Alex and Molly discuss Kardashian affiliate programming options, Molly recounts her trip to see ELO, and Alex reveals the secret world of Wilbury. PLUS! A rare deleted scene from Andrew Ti's appearance on last week's show.

This week Alex and Molly welcome Andrew Ti, host of the edutaining podcast, "Yo! Is This Racist?" Topics discussed include: Archie Comics, Ballers, Molly's propensity for gesticulation.

This week Molly takes a trip to the Magic Castle and narrowly escapes being sawed in half by an errant ace of spades, Alex receives the greatestest of treasures, and the merits of HBO's Vice Principals are discussed.

This week Alex admits to seeing Suicide Squad and Molly takes listener questions. MTV's Jonathan Goldner guest stars as a man who knows a thing or two about a thing or two.

This week on NoMo, Bojack Horseman and the weird no-face monster dude from Stranger Things compete for the love of Molly Lambert. One shall triumph, one shall ooze back to its alternate plane of existence.

This week on North Mollywood Alex and Molly welcome Jonathan Gold, Pulitzer-Prize-winning food critic for the LA Times and subject of the recent documentary, City of Gold.

This week in North Mollywood, Alex Pappademas and Molly Lambert are joined by Dave Holmes, author of the memoir "Party of One" and former MTV VJ. 

This week Alex and Molly chase down Yeezypuff, the rarest of all Pokardashiamons.

This week Molly and Alex say goodbye to the televised presence of charismatic creepazoid OJ Simpson and deep dive on the (Californian) cultural significance of RHCP, Blink 182, and old-ass long-haired hot dudes at the beach.