
Be There in Five is a pop culture and millennial zeitgeist-focused podcast by Kate Kennedy (entrepreneur, author, pop culture commentator). Long-form and solo hosted, Be There in Five explores different facets of popular culture in a comedic, thoughtful, and analytical way, covering entertainment, social media, bloggers/influencers, and celebrities, in addition to focusing on the humor found in re... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 372 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

This week, Kate tests out a new format with Courtney sitting in as a "body double" to keep her on track, and it quickly goes off the rails: Kelly Clarkson vs. Dragons Love Tacos, Teddy's brutally honest observations, a coffee shop Pretty Woman moment... more
This week, Kate is joined by fellow Chicagoan Katie Shober, founder of Beach Reads & Bubbly, the beloved book community that started as recommendations on her personal Instagram and grew into roughly 300 book clubs around the world. First, Kate intro... more
The Cornell 7, Consent, Why are you adding me on LinkedIn?
This week, Kate is up late whisper-screaming into the mic, starting with condescending religious commenters and meandering into a conversation about the Cornell 7 that wasn't going to be th... more
This week, Kate sits down with Shannon of the Fluently Forward podcast to unpack the backlog of pop culture topics she's been wanting to dig into with someone who cares about this stuff as much as she does. Together, they mourn the lost golden age of... more
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I don’t know how you still have sponsors when you yawn through the commercial you record
Love Kate, love the show. But I can’t anymore with Nora McInerney, who has become so vapid over the last several years. Thinks she’s so clever, loves the sound of her own voice. I hate-listen to the episodes with Nora (and Caroline). 🤮
Kate the Earl Tupper episode was a banger! I missed you while you were off writing your 100k word manuscript! Break a leg with the new book. I am looking forward to it and am hoping for a Boston visit for the book tour.
This is one of your best episodes to date. Perfectly articulated the modern mom plight.
I used to love this podcast, but over the past year the quality has noticeably declined. I usually don't mind a more stream-of-consciousness style, but the most recent episode was difficult to get through.
I understand she's writing a book and likely has a lot on her plate, but the episodes have started to feel less prepared and more rushed. One of the things I originally loved about the podcast was the research and thoughtful analysis that went into each topic, and I really miss that element. more
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Long-form, solo-hosted discussions center on pop culture, millennial life, and the evolving creator economy, blending witty, thoughtful analysis with deep dives into topics like nostalgia, celebrities, women's labor in corporate culture, and media storytelling. Episodes mix personal introspection, cultural critique, and occasional investigative or narrative angles, often punctuated by sponsor reads and candid reflections on contemporary culture. A standout element is the host's willingness to reexamine familiar topics with surprising depth, humor, and a distinctly conversational vibe that feels like chatting with a knowledgeable friend.
Noteworthy strengths include a flexible, long-form format that supports both wide-ranging cultural riffs... more
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Recent guests on Be There in Five include:
1. Katie Shober
2. Shannon McNamara
3. Nora McInerny
4. Sami Sage
5. Anna Konkle
6. Stephani Young
7. Caro Claire Burke
8. Sam Dalton
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