In Pop Fiction Women we deep-dive into the complicated women of books, movies and TV shows, along with the women that bring them to life behind the scenes. Think Fleabag and Phoebe Waller Bridge, Normal People and Sally Rooney, and so much more. In each episode you can expect us to: * Break down the protagonist as we ask what makes her complicated? * Identify the best scenes, which can mean sweete... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 565 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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started listening bc i wanted a podcast to recap Tell Me Lies with. listen, i know we can’t all be great at analyzing tv dramas, but these ladies have some seriously strange takes. the idea that one lady keeps pushing that lydia’s brother wasn’t actually a r*pist feels deeply offensive as well as plain ignorant considering what we SAW ON THE SHOW. do better, because a theory like that feels nasty towards women and all survivors.
I had my volume in my car up all the way to near these ladies. I’m referencing the “Tell Me Lies Bananna” episode.
Too much of a whisper. Please speak into mic. Otherwise, fun podcast!
Always fun, always interesting authors, always great conversations, always insightful, always entertaining!
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This podcast engages listeners in thoughtful discussions about the complexities of female characters in literature, film, and television, exploring works such as 'Fleabag' and 'Normal People.' The hosts dissect protagonists, sharing not only moments of triumph and humor but also those that highlight vulnerability and self-sabotage. Each episode features playful segments that blend critical analysis with personal insights, like questioning character motivations through a therapeutic lens and discussing the contributions of women creators behind the scenes. This analytical yet relatable approach makes it a unique space for examining how fictional women mirror real-life experiences, offering both entertainment and introspective challenges for ... more
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Recent guests on Pop Fiction Women include:
1. Samantha Downing
2. Karin Slaughter
3. Emily Harding
4. Lynn Harris
5. Allison Buccola
6. Samantha Bailey
7. Sue Hincenbergs
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