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Welcome to spooky szn! Let's kick it off together by looking back on the things that made September 2021, well, September 2021!
Catch us at the same time, same place next month. And in the meantime, follow us on Instagram as @dtcbspodcast,@yazminelomax, and @majkahahn (who is also on Twitter as @majkahahn).
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August did it again--it slipped away into a moment in time! And did so like a bottle of wine! So here we are again, recapping all things politics and pop culture that happened in August. More specifically, the headline issues that Majka has been pondering and Molly-Mae Hague's appointment as Creative Director of Pretty Little Thing. Enjoy!
Can't get enough? Follow us on Instagram as @dtcbspodcast, @yazminelomax, and @majkahahn (who is also on Twitter).
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Happy summer, pals! This episode, we're looking back at the month that was July 2021 -- from the start of the very contentious Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games to the likes of Blake Lively and Gigi Hadid calling out paps for snapping photos of their kids. So find a hammock, grab a frozen margarita, and enjoy!
Find us on Instagram at @dtcbspodcast.
Keep up with Majka on Instagram and Twitter as @majkahahn, and Yaz as @yazminelomax on Instagram.
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We're not gonna beat around the bush here. We're releasing this episode on Canada Day 2021 and encourage you to head straight to the resources Majka has shared so you can learn more about Canada's residential "schools", including what you can do to support survivors and the families of victims.
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Tune in this month to hear Majka discuss recent legal action that's been taken against oil companies, and Yaz define May's word of the month--cheugy! Plus, we've got a bumper discussion of Emily Henry's new book, People We Meet on Vacation, in there too. Don't say we don't look after you.
Find us on Instagram as @DTCBSpodcast or follow us individually as @MajkaHahn and @YazmineLomax.
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We're back! You'll have to listen to this episode to find out what the hell happened last month, and to learn all about the politics of childcare as well as the fall out of Demi Lovato walking into a yogurt store. And if you can't wait until next month, catch us on Instagram as @dtcbspodcast, @majkhahn, and @yazminelomax in the meantime.
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Happy pandemic-versary! Yes, it's now March 2021 which means it's been a whole year since March 2020 aka the month everything went downhill. But today we're reflecting on February and the politics and pop culture happenings that occurred within its 28 days - including the Myanmar coup and celebs celebrating Valentine's Day! Listen on to learn it all...
Miss us already? Follow @DTCBSpodcast on Instagram! You can also find Majka on Twitter and Instagram as @MajkaHahn, and Yaz on Instagram as @YazmineLomax.
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Happy New Year! While the advent of 2021 didn't quite bring the end of COVID/all our other woes, it did bring a helluva lotta politics and pop culture news. Here's what you need to know.
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2020 IS OVER!
Ring in the new year with our 2020 Party where we drink themed cocktails, present awards to our favorite Reading, Watching and Listening items of the year, and discuss the politics and pop culture moments that made 2020 what it was. Go on. You deserve it.
One To Watch by Kate Stayman-London
Nobody Will Tell You This But Me by Bess Kalb
A Beautifully Foolish Endeavor by Hank Green
Untamed by Glennon Doyle
Beach Read by Emily Henry
Schitt’s Creek
The Great
Sex Education
High Fidelity
Normal People
Selling Sunset
Emma
Palm Springs
Boys State
Holidate
Eurovision
First Cow
Women in Music Part III by HAIM
I Feel Alive by TOPS
The Loves of Your Life by Hamilton Liethauser
Punisher by Phoebe Bridgers
Folklore and Evermore by Taylor Swift
Staying In with Emily and Kumail
Resistance
Nice White Parents
Maybe Baby by Hayley Nahman
Not Without My Sister by Rosemary and Beatrice MacCabe
Wetsu’wet’en Protest (Listen to episode #23: Wetsu’wet’en Protest and The One With The Reunion for more)
Black Lives Matter
India Farmers Protests
Braniston (Listen to episode #22: Royals and Braniston 2020 for more)
Schitt’s Creek
Dominic West
Hello hello hello! Welcome to another episode of Different Things Can Be Sad, specifically one where we're discussing the movement to decriminalize drugs (inspired by a wave of this happening during a certain event that dominated November) and the lovely Michael B. Jordan.
Can't get enough of us? Check out @dtcbspodcast, @majkahahn and @yazminelomax on Instagram (and @majkhahn on Twitter!).
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