Rich Text
Emma GrayClaire Fallon and Emma Gray obsessively analyze our cultural obsessions, from fashion trends to books to the buzziest TV shows. patreon.com/claireandemma
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 251 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||
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Apple Podcasts5miss marie marie
Norwaya year ago - Insightful, thoughtful, funny - I love Emma and Claire
I started listening to Here to Make Friends around the time it began and it’s the only podcast I’ve been a consistent listener of. I have continued to watch the Bachelor franchise just so I can fully enjoy the podcast content, and I love that Rich Podcast podcast covers other shows and issues (in addition to what they cover on Love to See It). Emma and Claire’s commentary is consistently insightful and thoughtful, and often makes me laugh out loud. In a country and world that grows increasingly ... more
Apple Podcasts5RachaelM2025
United Statesa year ago - Recap request: the og Mean Girls!
Long time listener back from here to make friends!! Came for the bachelor but I absolutely love your movie recaps, particularly when you’re discussing older rom coms and culturally significant hits. They tend to be fascinating and jarring at the same time, and I feel like you guys really give that nuanced feeling and complex topics justice!
That said after rewatching Mean Girls(Tina Dey’s ofc) for the first time since I was 15 (I’m now 28), I absolutely must hear your thoughts. Not only did I ... more
Apple Podcasts5katherineb235United States2 years ago - Such a fun listen!
I’ve been listening to Claire and Emma since their “Here to Make Friends” days and I love this podcast feed. I have often wondered what Claire and Emma think about pop culture materials other than The Bachelor so this is great! Even if you’ve never listened to their other podcasts, if you are interested in discussions about pop culture with a critical but lighthearted lens, you will love it!
Apple Podcasts5MaddieKathleen
Canada3 years ago - My two faves
I started listening to Emma and Claire on their Bachelor recap pod, which is my only go-to out of the many out there because I love their unique feminist slant and analysis.
I am LOVING this content because it has such a great range of topics. I’ve had many laugh out loud moments (truly appreciate their And Just Like That and The Bear content) but also find the more serious conversations about parenthood/questioning parenthood incredibly important and intriguing.
These two can do it all and I... more
Apple Podcasts5melcrazyUnited States3 years ago
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Smart, sharp discussions on pop culture from a feminist lens, focusing on reality TV, books, fashion, and the broader media landscape. Episodes balance witty banter with thoughtful critique, often unpacking motherhood, relationships, and cultural trends through a critical but accessible lens. Notable strengths include a consistent feminist slant, deep dives into contemporary culture, and a strong sense of camaraderie between hosts, making complex topics feel approachable for curious, media-savvy listeners.
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1. Love to See It with Emma and Claire
2. Reality Hangover
3. 2 Black Girls, 1 Rose
4. Game of Roses
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Rich Text launched 5 years ago and published 251 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 Rich Text include:
1. Tess Higgins
2. Anna Peele
3. Glynnis MacNicol
4. Ej Dickson
5. Kelsey McKinney
6. Sami Sage
7. Laura Bassett
8. Gibson Johns
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