
A podcast by two sisters who care about celebrities as much as their family.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 467 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Lauren and Chanler debrief the emotional chaos of Valentine’s Day. They react to Ryan Murphy’s Love Story and Taylor Swift’s latest music video. They also unpack the Apple Martin rumor mill, vent about the lack of movement in the Nancy Guthrie case, ... more
Lauren and Chanler open with peak psychosis-energy banter before diving into a week that somehow manages to be both unserious and extremely heavy. From Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl moment and Kendall Jenner’s courtside energy to a gutting breakup announcem... more
This week Lauren and Chanler spiral into one of the wildest news cycles of the week. From a chilling breaking-news story involving Savannah Guthrie’s family, to Bella Hadid’s chaotic night out in Texas, Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz’s full-moon c... more
In this emergency episode, we dive head-first into newly released discovery that blows the Justin Baldoni vs. Blake Lively saga wide open. We break down Jenny Slate’s deposition (and the actual footage that backs it up), unpack Blake and Ryan’s behin... more
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I love the topics but the tone deaf privilege about our current times is just GROSS. Ending my subscription.
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Love this podcast. I love the sisterly banter and how the pop culture events are summarized. I especially love the episodes with Dad (John) and Mom (Deborah) Bledsoe on the episodes. Episode 101 is a fave of mine… it’s a must listen 😂😂😂
I love these two and will continue listening, but I hope they hear their audience re: using HIH as a source of info - please do your research to see what kind of person she is.
New listener and now proudly elite! Very much look forward to new episode drops!
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Exploring the intersections of celebrity culture and personal narratives, this podcast features two sisters who provide entertaining commentary on the lives of high-profile figures in the entertainment industry. Each episode mixes humor with insightful discussions about the pressures and phenomena surrounding celebrity relationships, beauty standards, and societal expectations. Listeners can expect lively debates on trending topics, a candid look at the intricacies of personal and public lives, and a light-hearted approach to complex conversations about fame, identity, and modern societal norms. Unique to this show is the blend of sibling dynamics with expertise in pop culture, offering an engaging space where listeners can feel like they a... more
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Pop Apologists launched 6 years ago and published 467 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Pop Apologists include:
1. John Bledsoe
2. Britani Bateman
3. Melissa Coleman
4. Jessi Draper
5. Courtney Grow
6. Allison Lester
7. Zoë Kravitz
8. Gracie Abrams
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