Before O.J., before JonBenét, there was the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. When Charles Lindbergh’s baby was kidnapped in 1932, it became the story that stopped the world. In this episode, we dive into how the “crime of the century” reshaped American law, created modern celebrity obsession, and revealed the darker side of the man once hailed as a hero.

Created and produced by Claire Donald and Tess Bellomo

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SOURCES: History's Greatest Mysteries , The New York Times, Wikipedia, The New York Times, Charles Lindbergh Wiki

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This week we are joined by our fellow pop culture girly, Jordy Cray! We gush over our shared love for Jessica Simpson and get some amazing lore from Jordy before diving into this week’s top stories , including the latest in the Hailey vs. Selena saga sparked by that Wall Street Journal interview, and Kristen Bell’s confusing Instagram post. We wrap things up with all things Bravo and get the inside scoop on what Jordy will be up to at BravoCon.

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In 2013, a young woman named Elisa Lam checked into the Cecil Hotel in downtown Los Angeles, and never checked out. Her mysterious disappearance and the viral elevator footage that followed turned a private mentalhealth crisis into a global guessing game.

In this episode, we unpack how Elisa’s story became one of the internet’s first true-crime obsessions ,and what that says about our collective relationship with mystery, voyeurism, and mental health. We trace the Cecil’s dark history, from the glamor of old-Hollywood travelers to its tragic ties to serial killers, and explore how an online army of “sleuths” blurred the line between empathy and exploitation.

TW: This episode contains conversations around mental health struggles, suicide, and rape.

Created and produced by Tess Bellomo & Claire Donald

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In this episode of POP CULTURE edition, we have so much to discuss, truly. Everything from the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show seeming like a weird college kid going to high school parties, to who is considered an A, B or C list actor, and of course tangents around movie ratings, Reese Witherspoon, why everyone hates J.Lo, and ending with some Bravo news. We have it all for you here!

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You think you know Pocahontas, but trust us, this is not the story you in history class (or from a raccoon and a willow tree...we do love you though, Meeko). This week, we’re breaking down the real history of Pocahontas, the woman behind the myth. From her kidnapping and forced assimilation to how England turned her into a PR campaign for colonization. Which also brings us to the MMIW (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women) crisis. Although we can never give a voice back to all of the MMIW, we can change how society values Native American women. That evolution can only begin with the telling of the real story of Pocahontas, the most famous missing Native American woman in history.

Created and produced by Claire Donald and Tess Bellomo

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Sources: PBS, Smithsonian Mag, Wikipedia, The People's Profile Doc, The Indigenous Foundation

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This week on our pop culture edition, we dive into everything from Hollywood's Ozempic use, our "unique "childhood crushes, Paul Hollywood, to our honest constructive criticism about Taylor's New Era that is frustrating us, and finally finishing off with some thoughts about The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City and Miami. So buckle up, butter cups! And remember, we do not know these people, and let's all have a dialogue without losing our minds, Swifties!

"Life of a Show Girl" convo starts around 26:00.

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This week we’re talking about the woman who went from a little Gucci dress to a global fashion empire: Victoria Beckham. Known to the world first as Posh Spice, Victoria perfected the art of the pout while quietly becoming one of the most fascinating figures in pop culture. From Spice Girls chaos and WAG tabloid drama to her reinvention as a serious designer, she’s mastered the long game of fame. Was she “too posh to smile”, or just too busy building an empire? We get into the gossip, the glamour, and the girl who turned “Posh” into a lifestyle.

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This week on Right Answers Mostly, we’re serving up a full plate of pop culture chaos with Tess's HUSBAND as the guest. From Taylor’s Life of a Showgirl controversial thoughts, and Nicole Kidman’s headline about her divorce, to Bad Bunny’s polarizing Super Bowl performance, it’s "one battle after another" in the celebrity arena. And yes, spoiler alert, we do talk a lot about the film and our thoughts if it is indeed the movie of our generation. But that’s not all, because we couldn’t resist stopping by the Dawson’s Creek reunion and CW nostalgia from our childhood.

Thank you for joining us, Kunal!

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Before dating apps became the default way to meet your next fling, or your forever, Whitney Wolfe Herd was rewriting the rules of love and tech. From her early days helping launch Tinder, to the explosive fallout that led her to create Bumble, Whitney’s story is one of ambition, lawsuits, billion-dollar valuations, and the rise (and fall?) of the “girlboss” era. In this episode, we unpack how she built a dating empire by asking women to make the first move, how she navigated Silicon Valley’s boys’ club, and what her journey says about feminism, business, and the culture of swiping right.

TW: This episode contains discussion around sexual harassment

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SOURCES: The Diary Of A CEO, BBC News, TIME, TIME, Wikipedia, Decider

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This week we had to dedicate a big chunk of the episode to Leonardo DiCaprio's press tour because..OF COURSE! Plus the Zac Efron and Nina Dobrev dating rumors and the yacht jaunt. We get into Justin Bieber headlining Coachella, Charli XCX’s wedding, and wrap things up with a recap of Real Housewives of Salt Lake City episode 2. Comment your thoughts, Rammies!

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