
Jam Session is where pop culture lives. Join Juliet Litman and Amanda Dobbins every week, as they unpack the biggest celebrity headlines, viral moments, award show highlights, book culture, internet drama, and entertainment news you can't stop scrolling past. Whether we're revisiting legendary tabloid scandals, breaking down the latest industry moves, or discussing the stars everyone's talking abo... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 889 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

This week on Jam Session, Amanda and Juliet debrief and give their reactions to the ever-growing beef between Kelly Clarkson and the owner of Art of Play (00:49). Then, they talk about Tobey Maguire’s role at Jennifer Meyer’s wedding (31:21) and the ... more
This week on Jam Session, Amanda and Juliet counter the broader world with their own list, “things that aren’t remotely depressing.” They talk about the most joyful TikTok moment out of Paris Fashion Week (06:37), Amanda’s pierced ears (13:05), and t... more
This week on Jam Session, the ladies kick things off with some quick updates on their current reading lists before diving into the week’s biggest pop culture moments. First, they discuss Aaron Sorkin’s very tan look (6:37) and Tom Cruise making the r... more
This week on Jam Session, Amanda and Juliet begin with the latest Meghan Markle news, which leads to a discussion about etiquette of screenshotting the mom group chat (05:39). Then they move on to The Cut’s coverage of Amy Griffin’s (20:11). Then, t... more
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Not surprised they didn’t address Ed Sheeran / Macklemore. Going in on Meghan Markle - again - is much more culturally relevant.
The content continues to lean more and more into motherhood, fashion and beauty. All from a lens of white entitlement (largely Amanda) Having a child is a choice and also a privilege and it’s exhausting to be reminded of that loss of experience in my life when I tune in to be distracted by pop culture. The best thing that happened to We’re Obsessed was their separation from this channel because every episode they upload proves their superiority as content creators. It’s a shame but this podca... more
There are so many GREAT pop culture podcasts and I love the ringer content so I was excited for this. But this podcast is so bad! A rare misstep for the Ringer! The hosts have one job and that’s to keep up with pop culture and the amount of info they get wrong or have super bad / off takes is mind boggling, especially Juliet Lipman if you don’t like pop culture don’t be on a pop culture podcast!! Who gave these people a pop culture show. It’s insane like get on the internet.
So my advice to an... more
One talks louder and faster than the other. Amanda used to be listenable but now is the auditory pain is real And Juliet has changed her voice to match. It’s like they are hollering at one another over a fence
I gave it another go to see if they had moved on from their cringe hating on Meghan Markle and Taylor Swift, etc., which makes it annoying because it's all gossiping that can be easily explained by a bit of googling. Alas, still privileged white women with bad takes and bad taste. I'll stay with I'm Obsessed. I'm giving it two stars because sometimes listening to their really bad shopping opinions can be entertaining.
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Two hosts deliver a spirited, banter-heavy take on celebrity headlines, pop culture moments, and entertainment industry news, interleaving fashion, parenting anecdotes, and shopping chats with candid sponsor reads. Episodes often swing from high-profile weddings and fashion moments to darker critiques of media coverage, all delivered with humor, strong personalities, and insider observations from the world of entertainment. The show stands out for its rapid-fire banter, willingness to mix lighthearted lifestyle chatter with sharper takes on industry dynamics, and recurring themes around parenting and consumer culture that keep discussions accessible and relatable for a broad audience.
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Recent guests on Jam Session include:
1. Chris Ryan
2. Charles Holmes
3. Kara Swisher
4. Tina Brown
5. Yasi Salek
6. Danny Heifetz
7. Rob Mahoney
8. Charlie Bardey
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