Loud and Wrong!

Loud and Wrong!

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Loud and Wrong! episodes

  • Welcome to Brat Peaks
    I was born in that right generation, I love Charli XCX and Kaytranada. Talking about fan culture becoming a new form of maladaptive daydreaming, promotion cycles, fan theories, and in general only things your extremely online friends would be talking about.
    Editors note: My audio sounds like shit and I’m sorry 💔
    1 hr 7 min
  • How To Be A Friend 101
    What Billie Eilish is eating for lunch, society being the downfall of friendships, braggadocious attitudes, and ball busting apparently.
    1 hr 10 min
  • And that's on Bompton!
    Zero desire to write a description. Think about everything you’ve seen across your timelines for the last 2-3 weeks, this is that.
    1 hr 10 min
  • Zone of Disinterest
    We’re back discussing: A24’s failure to prioritize the right releases, Iron Claw, David Lynch, Soap California, Zac Efron, leg warmers, Yasi Salek/Bandsplain, being a long time fan of Harris Dickinson, The Zone of Interest, Mark Ruffalo in Poor Things, and all things in between. Whether that’s the dating scene right now or a certain unnamed artist’s most recent release. In the end, I actually have no idea what we talked about in full
    1 hr 28 min
  • A Year of Overconsumption
    Your local letterboxd users discuss a handful of things we’ve watched since the start of this year and the end of last. From Past Lives, Saltburn, How to Have Sex, Triangle of Sadness, to the High Musical trilogy.
    56 min
  • Toes, Teeth and Glassjaw with Melissa Beck
    We had the pleasure, the honor, the absolute delight of having the inimitable Melissa Beck as our guest this week. We talked about Glassjaw, Welcome to the Dollhouse, dental care, The Jamie Foxx Show, pop culture lexicons, Eames, and so much more. It’s our favorite and most special episode to date. GJ forever
    1 hr 22 min

About Loud and Wrong!

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Just two broads sharing their hot takes on pop culture, fashion, and life since 2020.