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What happens when a rabid Beyoncé fan discovers she (gasp) also loves Taylor Swift? Her world is turned upside down, and Queen Things is born.
Queen Things finds KJ Miller — Creator, Entrepreneur, Professor — doing what some on TikTok have called “the Lord’s work”: disrupting the narrative that powerful women must be in competition with one another and instead highlighting how we support and propel ourselves and each other.
Join KJ as she dives into inspiring and hilarious stories that prove one thing: when one of us shines, we all shine brighter.
Queen Things finds KJ Miller — Creator, Entrepreneur, Professor — doing what some on TikTok have called “the Lord’s work”: disrupting the narrative that powerful women must be in competition with one another and instead highlighting how we support and propel ourselves and each other.
Join KJ as she dives into inspiring and hilarious stories that prove one thing: when one of us shines, we all shine brighter.
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
weekly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
48 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
100 Folgen
seit 29. Februar 2024
episodic
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A lot of men, none of them making it easy.
We’re kicking off with your Swiftologist takes, digging into Pete Davidson’s foolish Variety interview, breezing through Eminem and Kid Rock "setting politics aside" for a new song, and, frustratingly, addressing the Cornell case.
Let’s get i…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
I sat down and reacted to the Swiftologist's reaction to Taylor's Encore tracks…I disagree with almost everything he says, but I don't think that means what you'd think it means.
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Ed Sheeran spoke out on stage, and I get into whether it really moves the needle.
Then: the new Taylor Swift clues that have Swifties convinced something's dropping at the VMAs, and Jay-Z and Colin Kaepernick's very public back-and-forth about who really sold out.
Let's get into it.
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Ed Sheeran's tour is in chaos after dropping Macklemore, and I've got real problems with the statement he put out.
Then: Taylor's Emmys sketch with Mariska Hargitay had Swifties convinced they'd cracked a code, Sydney Sweeney's new ad backlash, Jasmine Crockett's controversial call to honor Chris…
P!nk is the latest artist doubling down on a bad take, and I'm getting all the way into my thoughts on it.
Then: the real story behind Alix Earle and Alex Cooper's beef, now that Earle's finally addressed it on her Netflix show, plus who I think is winning the fight.
And a little on North West …
Y'all had a lot to say about whether it's really Travis Kelce who's made Taylor more open — so I'm getting into it, plus why I don't think it's that simple.
Then: how Olivia Rodrigo pulled off another masterpiece with Daisy Chain Fields, and Cardi B and Samyra's Old Navy round two, including who …
Taylor's Grammy performance and hour-long interview had me completely gagged — the mashup, the vocals, the way she addressed the Showgirl backlash without ever naming it. I'm breaking it all down.
This episode is also a chance to talk about what Dolly Parton's legacy has meant to my family, beyon…
Drew Afualo's damage control is making things worse, not better — I'm breaking down where it went wrong.
Then: Bethenny Frankel's $42 bagel and what it says about diet culture's rebrand, the BookTok drama I accidentally started this week, and why the NABJ gave Stephen A. Smith a thumbs down award…
Taylor Swift just quietly pulled her music off Trump's TikToks — the internet ran wild with a theory I had to fact-check myself.
Then: Jools LeBron's GoFundMe, a Nantucket shop's "No Influencers" sign, and the debate nobody expected to get this heated.
Let's get into it.
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This week we’re diving into Ariana Grande’s step back from visibility — her statement, the scrutiny, and why the reaction has me feeling icky.
Also, Hank Green just admitted he's over-relying on AI and BTS pulled out of the Grammys over the new "Asian pop" category - lots of thoughts on…
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