Jul 9, 2026 · 49 min · 13 segments
Alice, Rad and Jess are back with a discussion of Rad's pick: the 2004 classic, My Summer of Love. That's right, two Emily Blunt movies in a row! What a gift for us all. This time the club was…
Rad YeoHost
Jess ZammitHostAlice ClarkeHost
We're going particularly sapphically this episode, I feel, because we have watched the 2004 film My Summer of Love.
Now, let me break it down for you with, once again, a bespoke summary that I've written myself that I just feel like they're more accurate.
So, released in 2004, My Summer of Love is basically every teenage queer girl's fantasy.
A nothing special working class girl, Mona, played by Natalie Press, makes friends with a super hot rich girl, Tamsin, played by Emily Blunt in her theatrical film debut.
Each is trying to escape their own version of a mundane, oppressive life, which they do by kissing.
We're going particularly sapphically this episode, I feel, because we have watched the 2004 film My Summer of Love.
Now, let me break it down for you with, once again, a bespoke summary that I've written myself that I just feel like they're more accurate.
So, released in 2004, My Summer of Love is basically every teenage queer girl's fantasy.
A nothing special working class girl, Mona, played by Natalie Press, makes friends with a super hot rich girl, Tamsin, played by Emily Blunt in her theatrical film debut.
Each is trying to escape their own version of a mundane, oppressive life, which they do by kissing.
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