hey y'aalllllllll. this week i had absolutely nothing to talk about. zilch, zoot, nada. so today i decided to do my take on amandabb's "everything is bothering me" series and talk about things that make me unreasonably (well actually pretty reasonably) upset. i talked alot of smack about fboy island(og jarred <<<<<), kpop stans, fresh n fit, and biphobic/colorist/overall problematic stuff that pisses me off (with reason!!!). i must sound like the happiest camper, huh? LMAO no but really, this is literally what i send my friends but as a podcast and not voice messages, so i hope you guys get the phone call vibes (bars)

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hey y'all. this isn't something i was planning on doing, but i saw some transphobic-adjacent youtube comments that really got me confused, so i had to break out my mic lmao. if you have anything you can educate me on (as i am a cis woman), please let me know on twitter. my dms are open and feel free to tag me in anything. thanks guys.

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welcome to episode three of the bedroom pop podcast!!! this week, i decided to lighten up the mood and do a mini deep dive (hence the title, 'head first into the shallow end') into kpop. i'm definitely NOT the most qualified to give an extensive rundown, but i can do a little something with almost four years of kpop listening experience under my belt. it was so fun talking about the sounds i've missed, the groups i listened to when i first got into kpop, and the comebacks i'm anticipating, as well as some semi critical thinking about the kpop marketing strategies i've seen (nope, i didn't talk about that one LMAO). i hope you'll enjoy this kpop chit chat as much as i did making it!! if you liked me and/or the pod, make sure to rate and review!!!! <3

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!!!!! cw: mentions of slavery, rape, abortion, harassment of minors

hey guys! in this episode, i took a deep dive into three of the most portrayed stereotypes of black women: the jezebel, the sapphire, and the mammy. i looked at the history of these stereotypes, talked about the odds and ends of these coming into where they are today, and went over some very recent and very well known examples of these situations in our real life. these stereotypes are so harmful, making the positive black woman representation on screen all the more important. even though this episode turned into a rant and a free thought more so than the informative podcast i wanted it to be, i hope you were still able to learn something. this is a topic i'm super passionate about as a black woman myself, so i hope other black women and teens that may be listening can feel like they're not alone in this fight <3 if you have any other episode ideas, feel free to dm them to the podcast instagram, @bedroompoppod !!!

sources used:

jezebel: https://www.ferris.edu/HTMLS/news/jimcrow/jezebel/index.htm

sapphire: https://www.ferris.edu/HTMLS/news/jimcrow/antiblack/sapphire.htm

mammy: https://www.ferris.edu/HTMLS/news/jimcrow/mammies/homepage.htm

hi and welcome to the first episode of the bedroom pop podcast!!!! first and foremost, this is a re-recording of the original first episode i had to scrap due to some audio issues. but technical difficulties aside, in this episode, i'm just sleepily chatting about music (drake's new album, nayeon and zach campbell's solo debuts, aespa's "next level" vs nmixx's "o.o"), tiktok, netflix's first kill, and hbo's euphoria. this episode def gives late night phone call with your best friend energy, so don't miss out!

thanks for checking out my podcast and i hope you enjoy the episode!!! to stay up to date with new episodes, follow the podcast on instagram @bedroompoppod !!!!

- danielle :)

p.s- this was recorded at 12am, so don't mind my voice lmao