# Mary Mahoney

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Landline is the podcast where pop culture gets some context. Hosted by historian Mary Mahoney—your millennial friend with too many interests and not enough friends willing to talk on the phone—each episode calls up guests to connect today’s celebrity culture, internet trends, TV, music, and movies …

Why are straight women yelling “Kiss!” at NHL Games? Talking Heated Rivalry with Frankie De La Cretaz

Sports journalist Frankie de la Cretaz joins me to talk about Heated Rivalry, the queer hockey romance that has straight women yelling "kiss!" at NHL games. We get into what that phenomenon reveals about MLM romance, consent in different queer communities, and the complicated politics of who gets t…

Your Charismatic Male Leader Will Always Disappoint You: A History of Utopian Communities with Monica Mercado

Historian Monica Mercado joins me to explore nineteenth-century utopian communities — from the polyamorous, silverware-making Oneida community to the celibate, achingly chic Shakers — and what draws people to radical experiments in communal living then and now. We get into charismatic male leaders …

What Happened to Jesse Solomon? Is Carole Radziwill's Return Iconic? Two Judgey Girls Weigh In.

Rachel and Chelsea are joined by Mary and Courtney from Two Judgey Girls to dish on the latest Bravo headlines. They share hot takes on whether or not Kyle Cooke can DJ, discuss why they’ll always be Team Meredith and Lisa, and predict which Bravo guy will win their annual March MANness competition…

K-Pop, Purity Culture, and Fan Service with Erin Shapland (Part 1 of Purity Culture and Pop)

My Gen Z friend Erin Shapland, librarian, K-pop enthusiast, and person who has never heard of TRL, joins me for a generational exchange on purity culture and pop. In part 1, Erin takes me through the world of K-pop: the management companies that sign kids at 12, the fan communities that send funera…

Bob Mahoney on Growing Up in Biloxi #137

Mary Mahoney's opened in Biloxi on May 7, 1964, and became one of the most iconic restaurants on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. In this episode of the Jourdan Derouen Podcast, Bob Mahoney shares stories of growing up inside the restaurant, memories with his mom and family, and what it was like watchin…

55: Who Am I? The Remarkable Journey of Mary Eliza Mahoney

Date: June 10, 2026 Legacy Makers: Stories of Black Inventors and Icons Title and Show Info Episode #55. Who Am I? The Remarkable Journey of Mary Eliza Mahoney Featuring: Toni Davis (Host & Storyteller). Summary 🎙️ Discover the inspiring story of Mary Eliza Mahoney, the first African Ameri…

Episode 293 – Changes for Kirsten

Are you melting in the summer heat wave? Well, why don’t you join us for a Flashback Summer trip back to the winter of 1864? Bundle up in your best furs, because we read Changes for Kirsten by Janet Beeler Shaw. We were joined by Mary Mahoney (@MimiMahoney), co-author of Dolls of Our Lives: Why W…

McCain v. Mary Mahoney's — 5th Cir. (argued August 3, 2026)

The Fifth Circuit considers whether Todd McCain can pursue a proposed class action over seafood sold at Mary Mahoney's restaurant. McCain says he paid for local snapper but received cheaper imported fish. For Article III standing, he must plausibly allege that he personally lost money, not merely t…

“Murder, She Wrote” Forever: Cozy Crime, Camp and Jessica Fletcher’s Closet with Mary Mahoney

To Cabot Cove we go! Cristen teams up with Mary Mahoney of Landline to investigate why "Murder, She Wrote" feels like instant friendship and Jessica Fletcher is our TV icon. From queerness to feminism to fashion, they dissect what makes the series so timeless and why fans aren't interested in Jamie…