Pop culture is having a moment, and on this episode of Into It, Clara and Munroe are giving credit where credit is due... whilst also reminding the internet of the importance of touching grass once in a while!

Kicking of with a chat about the pop girlies who are making 2026 their year, Clara and Munroe dive into KATSEYE - the K-pop machine and whether any of it is real. Where is the line between talent and the 'machine' that aims to rinse artists for everything they have to offer?

We're then diving into the use of phones at gigs - are the phones the symptom or the disease? After watching a girl FaceTime her friend for two hours at the Ariana Grandé gig, Clara & Munroe are wondering if something is being lost. They chat about Billie Eilish's concert film, Madonna's Confessions party and how different artists are tackling the sea of phone screens at their shows.

Next comes a nuanced conversation about the internet discourse around sex work. After falling down a TikTok rabbit hole, Clara watched an episode of Holly Willoughby's podcast where Lily Phillips was a guest. This leads to a conversation about where hypersexuality can be a trauma response, how the sex work conversation is never simple and how the real concern isn't what any one woman is doing with her body - it's the appetite being created, the men consuming it, and what that normalises for everyone else.

We wrap with what we're Over for this week: soft launching relationships on social media and remembering to live... even if it doesn't make the 'gram.

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What a few weeks it's been with some big losses in the cultural sphere... on this episode of Into It, Clara and Munroe are addressing them with the power they deserve.

We're talking about Dolly Parton's immense impact on not just culture, but community - making her possibly the only globally beloved public figure with zero detractors. From her philanthropic efforts (including the Imagination Library and re-routing the royalties from I Will Always Love You to Black communities) to her undeniable music, we get into all of it.

Tim Curry gets a proper send-off as well, with a conversation about what Rocky Horror Picture Show meant to queer communities and how visibility through art can literally save lives.

Hayden Panettiere's untimely passing also sparks a necessary conversation about child stardom, narcissistic parents and the "machine" that takes kids in and spits out casualties.

Elsewhere, Clara and Munroe are rinsing the last drops of summer! Including Clara's trip to All Points East, Ariana Grande at the O2 (and the discourse around her this Summer) as well as a discussion about the two Megan's: Megan Thee Stallion's new documentary on Amazon Prime, and Meghan Markle's return to Britain.

It's a packed show as Summer starts it's descent and Clara and Munroe dive into some of the defining topics of the past few weeks.

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Whilst the Summer's heat has been upon us... there's a lot going on. Clara & Munroe are here with a new episode of Into It covering all of it.

Munroe takes us into her experience filming Jessie Ware's Sauna music video - a full latex moment, courtesy of Atsuko Kudo, modelled on Munroe's body. The music video is out now and it's steamy!

We dive into the summer of live music, continued: Ari Lennox at Jazz Cafe Festival and the UK debut of Roots Picnic, which gets a genuine rave. But the real moment of the episode is an account of a 250-person secret Erykah Badu show at artist Alvaro Barrington's studio. Doors opened at seven. Erykah came on at twenty to ten. Was it worth it? Every single minute.

Then: Wicker. Alexander Skarsgard, built out of wicker by Peter Dinklage, for Olivia Colman. The trailer has broken the internet and broken Clara and Munroe too... in the best possible way.

There's a full, loving audit of the entire Skarsgard family (all of them, collectively, very much getting it), a True Blood nostalgia check-in, and a detour into whether Channing Tatum is an actor or a movie star.

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