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Assemblies of Pop episodes

  • Special Episode: The Woman in Me

    Surprise!!! We're back after a hiatus (See, not all hiatuses are permanent endings! Lookin' at you, NSync and One Direction...)

    Britney Spears recently released a memoir called The Woman in Me and Colleen & Celia sit down to dive into all of it. Join us by listening to the overview of the book as well as our thoughts and feelings. No topic is off-limits.

    Many are asking us if they should read the book and the short answer is: YES! Find yourself a physical copy or audio version and let us know what you think!

    1 hr 1 min
  • Episode 42: H-E-Double Hockey Sticks

    What is hell? Where is hell? Who goes to hell?

    These questions have been asked by Christians and non-Christians for centuries and there have been many schools of thought on the topic. Listen along as Colleen and Celia discuss the concept of hell. Hear what they thought as kids growing up in the evangelical church, and how their thoughts have changed (or not?) as deconstructed adults.

    Share your ideas with us on socials! Find us at @AssembliesofPop

    45 min
  • Low Rise Fit: Katy Perry

    In this episode, Colleen and Celia dive into the past and present of 2000's darling, Katy Perry. We cover everything including her personal life, music, family, and how she transitioned from contemporary Christian to pop superstar.

    What's your favorite Katy song? Share with us on socials @AssembliesofPop

    45 min
  • Episode 41: "On Fire"

    In this episode, Colleen and Celia discuss the evangelical idea of being "on fire" for God. What does it really mean? How does it feel? And what do they think about it now?

    Share your thoughts with us! Find us on socials at @AssembliesofPop

    38 min
  • Low Rise Fit: Rihanna Super Bowl

    Surprise! Today's episode is another Low Rise Fit because we just couldn't wait to talk about Rihanna's Super Bowl 57 halftime performance. This is completely selfish and we are not sorry.

    31 min
  • Low Rise Fit: Breakup Songs

    We couldn't wait to release this new Low Rise episode! In honor of Justin Timberlake's 42nd birthday today and Miley Cyrus' megahit that is currently topping the charts, Colleen and Celia got together to discuss some of the best all-time breakup songs. Follow along on our journey!

    Is there any particular song that has helped you through a breakup? Which notable songs did we miss? Share with us on social media @AssembliesofPop!

    50 min
  • Low Rise Fit: 2022 Wrap-Up

    It's a new year and what else would we talk about, but highlights of the year that just ended? Join Colleen and Celia as they review 2022 and look forward to what's coming in 2023.

    What were your top moments in 2022? Share with us on social media @AssembliesofPop

    31 min
  • Episode 40: Fundamentalist Pastors

    In this special New Years Eve episode, Celia and Colleen discuss a few fundamentalist pastors and the churches they lead. Listen along to what these pastors are passionate about and how they guide those in their congregations.

    Bonus: Share with us your reflections on 2022 and/or your goals for 2023!

    And don't forget to find us on socials @AssembliesofPop

    33 min
  • Low Rise Fit: Christmas Pop Music

    In this month's Low Rise Fit, Colleen and Celia discuss some of the best pop Christmas songs. These are not your traditional Christmas carols or hymns (imagine singing them in church though.. it's a funny thought experiment!)

    Which Christmas songs do you enjoy listening to? Did we miss any notable songs? Find us on socials @AssembliesofPop

    31 min
  • Episode 39: Kirk Cameron

    Join Colleen and Celia in this episode as they talk about the evangelical poster boy, Kirk Cameron. How did he go from Growing Pains to Left Behind to homeschool advocate? Listen and find out!

    Follow us on socials - @AssembliesofPop

    33 min

About Assemblies of Pop

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Celia and Colleen have been friends for almost 20 years. This is a podcast space that reflects on culture, religion, and two girls’ experience growing up in the evangelical church.