As the premiere "scholarly" Golden Girls podcast, we'd be remiss if we didn't officially contribute some scholarship of our own out into...

With Mixed Blessings back on Hulu, perhaps we could all use a refresher of anti-racist resources.

A quick roundup of some of the latest and greatest Golden Girls content on the web.

Let's talk chili cheese fries, Norman, Lear, and how The Golden Girls unifies even the more disparate of groups.

Dorothy battled Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and now 30 years later we have Covid-19 and nothing's changed.

Yes, of course it's "Empty Nests." But it doesn't even feature The Golden Girls all that much, so we won't allow it.

The Golden Girls' Funko Pop! figurines are hot stuff, but something is odd to us about the Dorothy one.

Picture it: Sicily, Sophia Petrillo's homeland on The Golden Girls. Was it as poor as she described?

Golden Girls scholar Nicole Kypker has written two academic papers on The Golden Girls -- on representations of second-wave feminism and the

Who is the absolute worst person to appear on The Golden Girls? This list ranks them all from least to most offensive.

While we at Enough Wicker are Golden Girls scholars, we won't pretend we are full pop culture scholars. I mean, we could hold our own on...

A Golden Girls scholarly podcast, academic interviews, and more: 2020 was quite the year.

What's even better than a $10,000 lottery ticket in Michael Jackson's jacket? 10,000 streams of the Enough Wicker Golden Girls podcast!

For a sitcom, The Golden Girls covered all sorts of unsettling and heavy themes like prostitution, bestiality, & death. Here's the list.

Dorothy Zbornak recommends Vanna White's autobiography "Vanna Speaks" to Stan's cousin Magda. But is it good?

Three scholarly explorations of the types of humor explain what makes The Golden Girls one of the funniest sitcoms ever.

Rhaina Cohen's Atlantic article "What If Friendship, Not Marriage, Was at the Center of Life?" has The Golden Girls written all over it.

How The Golden Girls characters fit into ancient feminine archetypes -- and what that says about how we view women.

Recipes from The Golden Girls, as well as those inspired by Dorothy, Blanche, Rose, & Sophia.

If you've never watched The Golden Girls, here's a beginner's guide to help you dig in.