The Pine Valley Podcast Ashley Mendoza and Jordan Hudson

There ain't shit going on on television, so we're getting our entertainment from the cyber-screen!  Yeah, this week we talk about soaps, reality, primetime, but we're also super-duper excited about the season premiere of Latin Lives, so pardon us if we'd really rather just talk about that. Of course, we really, really, *really* wan to hear from you. If you will, just leave those ass-toot

Yo' people! We're back this week after a busy holiday season and a very Happy New Year beginning.  We're talking some sad endings (David Bowie, Patricia Elliott of One Life to Live, Mr. Celine Dion), but we've also got some happy endings (Downton Abbey, new writers at General Hospital), and some general life-and-shit observations. (White Oscars? White people? The Donald?) It's a short one -

This is a very belated post of a podcast we recorded two weeks ago.  (Sorry, Jordan Hudson!)  Maybe that's because we start off on a very sad note - the passing of our beloved David Canary.  It's hard to say goodbye to our soap stars - they work so very hard, give so very much, and don't always get the glory or accolades they deserve.  David, we adored you and are so very

Howdy folks! We're trying our hand at this podcast thing again, talking soap deaths, soap lifes, old faces at new soaps, old faces leaving old soaps... You get the picture. The feedback from our last (first in-a-while) podcast was incredible.  And I mean, incredible.  So do your thing as only you know how, because we do this for you, and only you, and we just love hearing from you.&

We're back!  Just giving this little thing we call The Pine Valley Podcast another go, because we just like doing it for (both of) you listeners! Jordan and I missed each other like crazy, and this week he's filling me in on all things soap, Twitter, and The View.  Plus Jordan's got another another "life," if you will - producing his very own soap, Latin Lives. Watch it, people - and

In case you've not been following the real-life soapy antics of our drama queen friends over at Prospect Park, here's the story, in all its, uh, glory? So here we go again, on another roller coaster ride.  Will One Life to Live live again? Will All My Children have more children? What do you think?  We'd love to hear from you.  Leave those ass-toot thoughts and observations here,