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Here are the books, TV shows, albums, and podcasts that were on our radar in June.
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Luckily, the glowing rec and the concept encouraged me to give it a shot.
Seriously, I changed my mind at least three different times as I was reading.
On top of being a lot of fun, its also earnest and ultimately joyful.
Itll hit you right in the feels if youve ever doubted youre worthy of love.
Just when I thought I couldnt love her more, this podcast definitely has proven me wrong.T.D.
Created by Ryan Murphy (Pose,American Horror Story,Glee, etc.
The seven episodes were one fewer than last season, and they did not feel like enough.
I breezed through them in one night (as usual).
It has been my go-to writing album recently because it hits that perfect combination of nostalgia and innovation.
Some of the covers were released previously, but I really appreciate having them all in one place.
But it truly contains multitudes.
I keep circling back to his reflections on language and freedom and desire.
), and its been on repeat for me this month.
Everything about this album is stunning!!L.K.
(Dont worry, thoughthere is still a character to root for despite a delightfully awful cast.)
On top of being a funny, fast-paced read, it was cathartic as hell.
So, so satisfying.A.B.
Comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney are hilarious in pretty much everything they do.
If you have no idea what Im talking about, pleasewatch a clip.
They even took this sketch toBroadway.
And yes, I saw it.
Now itson Netflixso you might see it too.
ANYWAY, their latest iteration is a podcast.
(Or a pdcast, as they pronounce it.)
But it has nothing to do with tuna.
Its about the death of Princess Dianaa subject that they and their guests know very little about.
