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 | 426 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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In today’s episode of Complicated Conversations, we welcome Hazel Hayes to discuss her new novel, Better By Far, a genre-bending story about love and loss, hope and heartbreak, and the healing to be found in life’s little limbos, those in-between spa... more
On this episode of Complicated Conversations, we welcome Suzanne Scanlon to discuss her memoir, Committed, On Meaning and Madwomen, which reclaims the idea of the madwoman as a template for insight, discovery, and recovery. more
On this episode of Complicated Conversations, we welcome Hannah Brown. You might know Hannah as the star of ABC’s The Bachelorette, or from her Mirrorball trophy win on Dancing With The Stars, or most recently her domination on Fox’s Special Forces: ... more
On today’s Complicated Conversation, we welcome Suzanne Park to discuss her new novel, One Last Word, which follows Sarah Che, an app developer who creates an app that allows users to send messages after they pass away. The novel asks what would you ... more
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Always fun, always interesting authors, always great conversations, always insightful, always entertaining!
The “hot guy” is actually a repressed gay, if you think about it.
if you’re going to spoil plotlines to completely separate shows WARN US to skip ahead. Just wrecked a major plot point of a separate show. Not cool.
im giving 4 stars because i think its evil when people give low stars because of small things. i like this pod, & i like that they do a lot of shows no one else does, i could not find a single other podcast doing tell me lies recaps at all. & i like that they are two women discussing!! so many include a man & sometimes i do not want to hear a mans opinion on female characters. more
I love this podcast!!! These girls are so smart💗
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