PopaHALLics
Dad and daughter dish on popular culture while enjoying a drink! Steve covered TV professionally; Kate is an opinionated consumer of pop culture. They often don't agree. Join the conversation: popahallicspodcast@gmail.com
PopaHALLics
PopaHALLics #148 She Pop
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Steve & Kate Hall
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Season 6
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Episode 148
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PopaHALLics #148 She Pop
Dad and daughter discuss pop culture with strong women, from a K-pop group battling demons with song to the women in a Mafia family to Taylor Swift.
Theaters:
- "Freakier Friday." In this comedy, Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan from 2003's "Freaky Friday" switch bodies again, this time with daughter and soon-to-be stepdaughter. Hijinks ensue!
Streaming:
- "K-Pop Demon Hunters," Netflix. In this animated musical action film with a bestselling soundtrack, Korean girl group Huntrix uses music and dance to defeat demons. One problem: Leader Rumi is secretly half demon.
- "Fresh Kills," Hulu. A wife and daughters' lives are complicated by their husband and father, a mobster, in this drama. Starring Emily Bader, Odessa A'zion, and Jennifer Esposito, who also directed.
Podcasts:
- "New Heights." Taylor Swift gives her most extensive interview ever on this sports podcast hosted by her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, and his brother Jason.
Books:
- "Splinters: Another Kind of Love Story," by Leslie Jamison. In this memoir, Jamison examines the complexities of being a woman, artist, teacher, and lover.
- "The Peacock and the Sparrow," by I.S. Berry. In this Edgar Award-winning mystery, a jaded CIA agent's mission during the Arab Spring goes wrong.
- "Blue Graffiti," by Calahan Skogman. A girl blows into a small town, changing everything for a painter/construction worker in this Beat-inspired debut.
Music:
PopaHALLics #148 Playlist (K Pop) features music from "K-Pop Demon Hunters," real-life K-Pop acts like Blackpink and BTS, and Brave Combo, a Texas group that polkas in intriguing ways.
Click through the links above to watch, read, and listen to what we discuss.
Movie About Identity and Self Acceptance
Grew Up Where Mafia Families Live
Jokes About Being Trapped in Elderly Body
Being Woman, Writer, Mother, Lover, All at Once
Kate Reflects on Motherhood
"Not Certain What's Happening Until End"
Meandering Book Inspired by the Beats
Comet Leaves Many Blind
Instead of Zombies—Moving Plants!
Prescient Novel
PopaHALLics #148 Playlist (K Pop)
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