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Will physical media take us back to the future?

Jun 26, 202625 min

Boundaries, bodies, and better sex

Jun 24, 202624 min

What do we owe our parents?

Jun 23, 202636 min

So you've changed. Will it stick?

Jun 22, 202625 min

What does freedom actually look like?

Jun 19, 202620 min

Why Queer Third Spaces Matter

Jun 17, 202625 min

Generative AI's race problem

Jun 16, 202635 min

Why Gen Z is movie-maxxing

Jun 15, 202623 min

Who needs to know where you are?

Jun 12, 202619 min

What makes a song a ‘millennial song’

Jun 10, 202630 min

How do you heal from 'Church Hurt?’

Jun 9, 202654 min

What to expect when you're expecting racism

Jun 8, 202634 min

Who gets to 'do' revenge?

Jun 5, 202625 min

The power of falling in love with yourself this summer

Jun 3, 202621 min

This is what you want to read this summer

Jun 2, 202649 min

Why don't your neighbors pick up their dog’s poop?

Jun 1, 202629 min

The D-List pop star purgatory

May 29, 202625 min

GLP-1s & eating disorders: a complicated relationship

May 27, 202621 min

It only takes 30 minutes to be a good mom

May 26, 202644 min

The end of the American Empire

May 25, 202629 min

'New Skin' and the botched quest for beauty

May 22, 202618 min

Why are tech bros embracing Psychedelics?

May 20, 202619 min

The women leaving the 'New Right'

May 19, 202632 min

Are you a "high agency" person?

May 18, 202621 min

Is the 'biological clock' just one big scam?

May 15, 202621 min

You can break the cycle of overthinking

May 13, 202618 min

Progressive women are fed up & fighting back (feat. IHIP News)

May 12, 202637 min

Is your data getting colonized?

May 11, 202628 min

People say America doesn't have a monarchy. They're wrong.

May 8, 202623 min

How to survive a millennial midlife crisis

May 6, 202617 min

Was that the worst MET Gala ever?

May 5, 202628 min

Tonight's MET Gala is the most controversial yet

May 4, 202617 min

Inside the Michael Jackson legacy industrial complex

May 1, 202626 min

The worrisome return of the R-Word

Apr 29, 202613 min

American fashion isn't as liberal as you think

Apr 28, 202643 min

Why can't we be normal about polyamory?

Apr 27, 202624 min

Do you feel poor when you watch TV? That's by design.

Apr 24, 202621 min

The guys behind the men’s purity movement

Apr 22, 202626 min

The price women pay for being online

Apr 21, 202643 min

The strange politics of Pilates

Apr 20, 202624 min

Christians are having a Trump-sized reckoning

Apr 17, 202623 min

The casino-ification of literally everything

Apr 15, 202621 min

'Algorithm Bodies' & the human need to worship celebrities

Apr 14, 202639 min

You might be suffering from AI brain fry

Apr 13, 202621 min

Numb girls & the humiliation of caring too much

Apr 10, 202626 min

The funny thing about ADHD

Apr 8, 202617 min

Is this the end of reality TV?

Apr 7, 202636 min

Me and my partner don't see eye-to-eye about AI. Now what?

Apr 6, 202623 min

The best & worst of culture in 2026...so far

We have officially wrapped Quarter 1 of 2026. That means it's time to gather the pop culture C-suite and take stock of the best and worst of culture this year...so far.Host Brittany Luse is your Pop Culture CEO, and she's joined by esteemed members of the C-suite, Joan Summers and Matthew Lawson, co-hosts of the Eating for Free podcast, to recap the last three months in an official Pop Culture Quarterly Review. What have been the major cultural achievements and setbacks so far this year? And in the Pop Culture Boardroom, who will emerge as the MVP?Want more bird's eye views of pop culture? Check out these episodes.The Best & Worst Moments of 20252026 Predictions: Beyoncé retires, AI busts, Democrats lift weightsSupport Public Media. Join NPR Plus.Follow Brittany on Instagram: @bmluseFor handpicked podcast recommendations every week, subscribe to NPR’s Pod Club newsletter at npr.org/podclub.To manage podcast ad preferences, review the links below:See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for sponsorship and to manage your podcast sponsorship preferences.NPR Privacy Policy

Apr 3, 202625 min

Welcome to 'The Republic of Wasia'

Does 2026 belong to "Wasians?"Actor Hudson Williams (Heated Rivalry) and Olympic gold medalist Alysa Liu recently became household names very quickly. And people are talking about the rising stars beyond just their talents: they’re talking about Liu’s and Williams’ race. Both are half-Asian, half-white, also known as “Wasian” – and some have dubbed this past season “Wasian winter.” But why are Wasians a topic of conversation now, and what does this discussion say about how attitudes around some mixed race identities have changed?Brittany is joined by Mika Ellison, intern for It’s Been a Minute and Life Kit, to get into the geopolitical and cultural forces around the “Wasian fixation.”(00:00) Unpacking the 'Wasian Fixation' (04:38) Geopolitical forces behind Wasians in culture(09:53) From 'Hapa' to 'Wasian'(13:38) What does a Wasian story look like?(19:53) The evolution of mixed discourse(23:04) Is 'Wasian' a good term?For more on Heated Rivalry, check out: What's so hot about Heated Rivalry?For more on identity and the internet, check out: Think you have ADHD? Here's why so many of us are saying yes.Support Public Media. Join NPR Plus.Follow Brittany on Instagram: @bmluseFor handpicked podcast recommendations every week, subscribe to NPR’s Pod Club newsletter at npr.org/podclub.To manage podcast ad preferences, review the links below:See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for sponsorship and to manage your podcast sponsorship preferences.NPR Privacy Policy

Apr 1, 202628 min