Bonnie & Maude was a monthly film podcast that ran from June 2012 to November 2015, in which hosts Eleanor Kagan and Kseniya Yarosh took on films and television shows from a femme-centric perspective.

Topics ranged from classic rom-coms like When Harry Met Sally to surprisingly entertaining B-movies like Hard Ticket To Hawaii. The key: keeping a sense of humor and an open mind while delving into memorable cinema both old & new.

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Contact the hosts, Kseniya & Eleanor:

Have questions, movie suggestions, or would like to interview us? 
E-mail us at bonnieandmaude at gmail dot com
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Thank you for listening!

Bonnie & Maude will no longer be releasing new episodes. Eleanor and Kseniya are moving on to other projects and are putting the podcast on pause. 

Our episode archive will remain online for the time being, so feel free to listen in to the many conversations we've had over the years. To see what events we've done in the past, visit Events. To see media from these events, visit the Photos section or our YouTube channel.

The reason we created Bonnie & Maude is you--our audience--so feel free to email us about your favorite episodes, films, or just to say hello. We're still here!

Some female-led film podcasts that you may enjoy in addition to Bonnie & Maude:
  • Faculty of Horror - A horror film podcast based in Toronto, hosted by Andrea Subissati and Alexandra West. Well researched, funny, and thoughtful.
  • Loose Canon - A relatively new film podcast, centered around films that are considered classics by many female film enthusiasts. Hosted by Caroline Fulford.
  • You Must Remember This - An extremely educational yet entertaining film history podcast by critic, author, and journalist Karina Longworth.
  • Read It And Weep - A "good podcast about bad books, movies, and TV." The lead hosts are 3 dudes, but the podcast often features female guests and covers a wide range of media that is not gender-specific. 
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Kseniya Yarosh is the creator and editor of I Love Bad Movies, a collaborative zine about great bad films. She is also an artist, writer and co-organizer of the Brooklyn Zine Fest. kseniyayarosh.com / ilovebadmovies.com

Eleanor Kagan is a radio and audio producer whose work appears on BuzzFeed, NPR, Slate and more. One of her proudest moments was being quoted on the Beyonce’s official site. She lives in Brooklyn. eleanorkagan.com/hi / twitter.com/eleanorkagan