Practically Pop

Naomi John
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Welcome to Practically Pop — a weekly deep dive into the music that raised me, the shows and movies I’m obsessed with (or finally got around to watching), and all the other pop culture gems in-between. Expect throwbacks, trending obsessions, personal stories, fun reviews, and those “wait… same” moments that make everything feel a little more connected. New episodes drop every Friday on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music, with bonus content on its Instagram (@practicallypoppodcast)!

  1. VOR 2 TAGEN

    Here’s To Starting Over!, Pt. IV (Practically Pop: The Sessions) | S3E12

    A brand new, happier era awaits on Charlie Puth’s fourth album, Whatever’s Clever!

    19 Min.

  2. 27. MÄRZ

    No More Drama, Pt. III (Practically Pop: The Sessions) | S3E11

    Though the drama hasn't stopped yet, we're now approaching a new dawn on Charlie Puth's self-titled third record, CHARLIE!

    26 Min.

  3. 21. MÄRZ ·  BONUS

    Rapture: 40 Years Later

    In this surprise bonus episode, we’re rewinding 40 years back to the moment the world was introduced to a deeply soulful album that quickly became a legendary staple in music during the quiet storm era of the 80s: Rapture by Anita Baker.

    2 Min.

  4. 20. MÄRZ

    “Cheating On You”, “Girlfriend”, & “Mother”: The In-Between Chapters | S3E10

    I don’t know if I should call these the “happy chapters”, but there was definitely a slightly brighter era that came after Voicenotes and before the CHARLIE era, which was captured in these specific 2019-2020 singles, “Cheating On You”, “Girlfriend”, and “Mother”, but it still came with its own brand of messiness, which I felt was the starting point of the Charlie Puth’s third album journey.

    10 Min.

  5. 13. MÄRZ

    The Drama Has Hit Its Peak, Pt. II (Practically Pop: The Sessions) | S3E9

    This week, we explore the intricate messiness that encapsulated Charlie's sophomore record, Voicenotes!

    14 Min.

  6. 6. MÄRZ

    A Dramatic Debut, Pt. I (Practically Pop: The Sessions) | S3E8

    In part one of our very first Practically Pop: The Sessions series, we deep dive into the beginning parts of the central relationship told in select tracks from Charlie Puth's hit pop-R&B debut, Nine Track Mind (Deluxe Edition)!

    9 Min.

  7. 27. FEB.

    Life Support by Madison Beer: The Five-Year Anniversary | S3E7

    TRIGGER WARNING: some of the topics discussed in today’s episode deal in topics such as suicidal ideation and self-harm. Please proceed with caution when listening, if you choose to. If you or anyone you know are struggling with any of the issues addressed, use the following resources: Call/text the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 (or chat at 988lifeline.org) Go to findtreatment.gov (or call 1-800-662-HELP (4357)) Visit https://www.cdc.gov/mental-health/caring/index.html for more info Yesterday marked the five-year anniversary of the darkest record I’ll probably ever listen to in my life: Life Support by Madison Beer. A devastatingly real album, based around Madison’s mental struggles and toxic relationships, it is an incredibly hard album to listen to. However, being brave enough to share the moments of darkness within Life Support with the world to help other people who have also experienced it or are experiencing it is also what makes this such a beautiful record.

    13 Min.

  8. 20. FEB.

    The Song Highlights: “ANYTHING BUT LOVE” by Tate McRae | S3E6

    For someone who is one of the kindest musicians of our generation, Tate McRae is a definite savage with her lyricism. And in our first Song Highlights episode of season 3, we open with the most heartless song in her catalog: “ANYTHING BUT LOVE”.

    3 Min.
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Welcome to Practically Pop — a weekly deep dive into the music that raised me, the shows and movies I’m obsessed with (or finally got around to watching), and all the other pop culture gems in-between. Expect throwbacks, trending obsessions, personal stories, fun reviews, and those “wait… same” moments that make everything feel a little more connected. New episodes drop every Friday on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music, with bonus content on its Instagram (@practicallypoppodcast)!

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    Naomi John
  • Jahre aktiv
    2024 - 2026
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