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Taylor Swift Is Patient Zero, Luke Combs Gets Pretty Woman’d and Wedding Guest Probation | A Pop culture podcast By Brooke (@sooklyn) and Georgia (@georgiacraw) (opens the original)
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Are your friends secretly on probation before they make the wedding guest list? Because apparently that is a thing, and Georgia may have accidentally been doing it for years. This week we’re talking about the friendships that survive the wedding cut, the podcast copycat drama taking over our feeds, and what happens when a Rolex store decides you do not look rich enough to shop there. We also get into Max Verstappen having the time of his life overtaking 100 people, Georgia’s return to abstract p
Things We Want Back Immediately, The 6 Best Reality TV Seasons Ever, and Why You Are More Than Your Job | A Pop culture podcast By Brooke (@sooklyn) and Georgia (@georgiacraw) (opens the original)
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Apparently this week we have one request for society: bring everything back. Landlines. DVD stores. Blue Pop Tops. McDonald’s toys that were actually worth collecting. Magazines at the hairdresser. Recess. TV seasons with more than eight episodes. We’re getting nostalgic about all the tiny things that made life objectively more fun, including one extremely passionate story about a discontinued Crabtree and Evelyn body wash. Then we’re making our case for some of the greatest reality TV seasons o
Taylor Swift Hidden in Plain Sight, Lando Just Wanted a Coke & The Mystery Man on Your License | A Pop culture podcast By Brooke (@sooklyn) and Georgia (@georgiacraw) (opens the original)
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Taylor Swift has Swifties decoding four very strange words, Lando Norris just wanted to drink his Coke in peace, and thousands of people in Michigan somehow ended up with the same mystery man on their driver’s licence. This week, we’re also talking about Duolingo’s very clever Fashion Week stunt, Sydney Sweeney’s latest controversial campaign, and whether getting everyone angry enough to talk about your ad now counts as a marketing strategy. Plus, the internet drama keeping us entertained, the c
Tiny Hills We’ll Die On, Australia’s Weird Dinner Habits & Things We’re Trying Not to Buy | A Pop culture podcast By Brooke (@sooklyn) and Georgia (@georgiacraw) (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the Monday work wife group chat, where the opinions are strong, the stakes are incredibly low and apparently we have a lot to say about laundry. This week, we’re sense checking the tiny hills we’re willing to die on. Brooke would like fabric softener removed from society, Georgia refuses to give up her top sheet, fortnightly red bin collection is simply not enough, doctors should be legally required to run vaguely on time, monthly pay needs to go and free trials should end before
Raygun’s Breaking Badly, The Hannah Montana NFL Halftime Show & Alix Earle Family Drama | A Pop culture podcast By Brooke (@sooklyn) and Georgia (@georgiacraw) (opens the original)
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This week, the internet has given us documentaries, family drama, questionable brand behaviour and, naturally, a very serious campaign to bring Hannah Montana to the NFL halftime show. Brooke watched *Untold: Breaking Badly*, the new Raygun documentary, so you don’t have to. We get into the Olympic qualifying process, the brutally honest B-girls featured in the documentary, the moments that somehow made the whole Raygun saga even more confusing and whether reopening this chapter was actually the
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