Welcome to FluentlyForward (Fluently Forward) the podcast hosted by Shannon McNamara where we dive into the world of celebrity gossip, blind items, and conspiracy theories. If you're looking for juicy details and inside information on your favorite stars and the scandals they're involved in, then you're in the right place! Each episode, we'll be discussing the latest trending topics in the entertainment industry, from celebrity breakups and makeups to the latest rumors and gossip. But we won't just be regurgitating the same old stories you've heard before - we'll be bringing you speculation, insider information and exclusive details that you won't find anywhere else. We'll also be delving into the world of blind items - those tantalizing pieces of gossip that don't come with any names attached. We'll be using our expert sleuthing skills to try and uncover the identities of the celebrities involved, and we'll be discussing the implications of the rumors and how they might affect the sta... more
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How did the Jonas brothers get their start? And their wives? And then why did they split up...and why did Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner recently divorce? In today's episode we dig into their documentary, interview quotes, blind items, rumors and more t... more
This week we're joined by Michael Buckley from the What The Buck show to talk all about old and new celebrity rumors. From Harry Styles to Lea Michele we discuss the rumors that have circulated Hollywood these past few years, and discuss which ones w... more
This week I'm joined by the incredibly knowledgable Jennifer Briney of the Congressional Dish podcast to talk all about the government - not politics! Together we dive into scandalous bills that have been passed quietly, speculate on why people (me i... more
I’ve never listened to a podcaster put less time or effort into researching their content. She claims to love conspiracy theories but will give completely debunkable details of these events. It feels like she just scours a dubious Reddit and then listens to whatever alt right nonsense Enty whispers in her ear. more
Shannon gets mad at people when they call her qanon but then will legitimize qanon conspiracies in episodes (most recently, it was pizza gate). Shannon constantly preaches that conspiracy theories don’t hurt anyone but they definitely do (there was a shooting because someone thought pizza gate was real) and have recently. Shannon will constantly say ‘it’s just fun,’ but it’s not. Please have some sort of grounding or base of knowledge before diving into a theory with wild speculation. I have bee... more
I decided one morning about a month ago to start listening a podcast on the way to work and I came across Fluently Forward and I have been hooked ever since!! 🇦🇺 more
Shannon recently did an episode on missing 411 and called the victim a loser while also using profanity (even when I abbreviate what she said apple wont post the review). That did not sit well with me and if you are going to speculate wildly on someone’s disappearance like that for profit, you should be respectful to victims. That person is missing and very likely could be dead and you say something like that? You know better than that Shannon. I just canceled my membership. I can’t handle the w... more
Enough said wish it was more fun like it used to be
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