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Assemblies of Pop episodes

  • Low Rise Fit: Football Movies

    In this week's Low Rise episode, Colleen and Celia celebrate the return of football season by discussing the best (and worst) football movies.

    Which football movie is your favorite? Do you think the sports movie genre is tired, or could you always watch more?

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    32 min
  • Episode 32: Jerry Falwell

    In this week's episode, Colleen and Celia learn about Pastor Jerry Falwell. If you don't know his name, you probably have heard about some of the movements that he's been behind, including the Moral Majority of the 1980's. Listen along to learn a bit more about the history of this Baptist pastor and his influence on evangelical culture in the US.

    Also don't forget to follow us on socials! @AssembliesofPop

    38 min
  • Low Rise Fit: Myspace

    If you're anywhere north of 30 years old, you probably remember a time when myspace was more than just a weird wannabe music platform. You also probably remember doing a myspace survey or two. Join Colleen and Celia this week as they reminisce about the simpler myspace days!

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    31 min
  • Episode 31: Deconstructing Roe V Wade

    In this week's episode, Colleen and Celia tackle a tough topic as they talk through their thoughts and feelings on the recent overturn of Roe V Wade by the Supreme Court. While we may not always have answers, we think it's important to push ourselves into discussions that challenge us. This is one of those times; we hope you are also encouraged to deconstruct your opinions and see if you still hold them or if they need reconstruction.

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    40 min
  • Low Rise Fit: Summer Hits

    In this week's Low Rise Fit, Colleen and Celia discuss the best of summer. Which TV shows, movies, and music reminds you of summer? What do you crave when the sun starts shining?

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    33 min
  • Episode 30: One Year Later

    We've officially made it one year into our podcast! In this week's episode, Colleen and Celia celebrate the one-year anniversary by checking in on how they've changed and/or grown in the last year.

    What about you? Take some time today to inventory yourself and recognize ways in which you've changed, adapted, grown, or maybe even adjusted your life in the last year. Share it with us on socials! @AssembliesofPop

    44 min
  • Low Rise Fit: '02 Music

    In this week's Low Rise Fit, Colleen and Celia reflect back on music from TWENTY YEARS AGO. The discussion includes nominations for Best New Artist at the 2002 Grammys, albums released in 2002, and of course several off-topic rabbit trails.

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    39 min
  • Episode 29: Satanic Panic

    In this week's episode, Celia and Colleen learn all about a type of hysteria that began in the 80's regarding satanic ritual abuse. This anxiety of the Christian Right is commonly referred to as the Satanic Panic. What led up to it, who contributed to the panic, and did it ever really go away?

    Don't forget to follow us on socials! @AssembliesofPop

    47 min
  • Low Rise Fit: Teen Heartthrobs

    In this week's Low Rise Fit, Colleen and Celia discuss teen hotties from the 90's and early 00's. Who were the dreamboats of TV, movies, and music? Listen to hear where they are now!

    Be sure to follow us on socials! @AssembliesofPop

    39 min
  • Episode 28: Denominations and the Church Family Tree

    How have our current denominations come to be? What are the major differences between them? Do they all have a common ancestor? Listen along as Celia and Colleen discuss these questions and more about Christian denominations and church history.

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    41 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.