Girls Gone Hallmark

All Things Valentine is a 2016 Hallmark Channel Valentine movie that asks an important modern question: is falling for a man who secretly argues with you on the internet… a red flag? Sarah Rafferty stars as Avery, an advice columnist unlucky in love who meets charming veterinarian Brendan (Sam Page) in real life - only to discover he’s also the anonymous keyboard warrior tearing apart her Valentine’s Day columns online. As sparks fly offline and tension simmers online, Avery has to decide whether chemistry, good conversation, and a very cute dog can outweigh the fact that her new crush might be a little too comfortable benching “The Coach” from behind a screen.

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Follow the Stars Home is a Hallmark Hall of Fame movie that quietly sneaks up on you—and then completely levels you. Starring Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Campbell Scott, and Eric Close, the film follows Diane, a young woman whose life takes a devastating turn when she’s left to raise her medically fragile daughter on her own after her husband walks away. What begins as a story that looks like a familiar love triangle quickly reveals itself as something far deeper: a moving portrait of motherhood, sacrifice, and the people who choose to stay when life gets impossibly hard.

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We’re kicking off Hallmark’s Loveuary with The Way to You, a classic missed-connections setup with a very New York twist. Set against the backdrop of a subway blackout, this rom-com stars Kim Matula and Aaron O’Connell as two New Yorkers playing matchmaker for each other – while clearly missing the most obvious connection of all. But as any subway rider knows, delays happen for a reason – and sometimes the unexpected detour leads exactly where you’re meant to go. Let’s talk fate, timing, and whether love might be closer than either of them realizes.

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Today on Girls Gone Hallmark, we’re thrilled to welcome back Kristoffer Polaha for a conversation that’s funny, thoughtful, and refreshingly real. We talk about his latest projects - from Hallmark favorites like Missing the Boat and A Grand Ole Opry Christmas to his upcoming theatrical film Mimics, which he both directs and stars in. Kristoffer also shares insight into his recent non-Hallmark work on American Hostage, along with stories from his teenage years split between Reno and boarding school - and how “Reno Kris” and “Boarding School Kris” were two very different people. Along the way, we get into how he met his wife (the moment he realized he was “cooked”), and the advice that stuck with us most: learning to “invite yourself to the table.” It’s the kind of conversation that stays with you long after the episode ends.

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You wrote in. We read it all. And then we talked about it… probably longer than necessary. This month's Listener Mailbag episode is packed with passionate opinions, thoughtful critiques, Hallmark-adjacent chaos, one extremely important wardrobe malfunction, and at least one voicemail that deserves its own fan club. We’re digging into Ripple confusion, January movie takes, Hallmark-but-not-Hallmark viewing suggestions, Missing the Boat minutiae, and a few gentle-but-firm questions about why Hallmark insists everyone must be emotionally orphaned to fall in love. Grab your beverage of choice - this one is very “pull up a chair and let’s chat.”

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