Great Pop Culture DebateFeb 3, 2024

It's #GPCD Culture Club! Here is this week's pop culture checklist, lovingly curated by our panelists! Check out and check off the picks you've seen or heard and leave us comments with the TV/movies/music/books/etc. you've been loving this week! Did we miss any of your favorites? 1/2

#TheSwans #Feud #FX #TimeAfterTime #CyndiLauper #CurbYourEnthusiasm #HBO #BillyJoel #Music #NewMusic #ImogenObviously #Books #Origin #Film #movies #EvaDuVernay @jonnyminogue @thepocketpod

Quinn Rhodes (he/him)Sep 15, 2023

Sitting on my girlfriend's sofa and crying as I read Becky Albertalli's 'Imogen, Obviously' might literally be the most perfect morning ever.

#BeckyAlbertalli #QueerBooks #ImogenObviously

Amber GreyAug 11, 2023
Because I’ve had some health issues this week, I had to sit still. It gave me time to read which I haven’t had the space/room/energy etc for in a while. I’ve been so happy with all three books so far!!!!! I really think they work together as a trio as well. Reading one after another has been awesome. They are, in my particular order of suggestion to read: “Imogen, Obviously”, “Forever is Now”, and “Invisible Son”. #bookstodon #books #reading #imogenobviously #foreverisnow #invisibleson
Show threadJordanAug 10, 2023

“Imogen, Obviously” - Becky Albertalli

#ImogenObviously #beckyalbertalli

She is in my top tier authors. Her work is consistently incredible. Check my Goodreads for proof — all six of her solo written books have five star ratings from me. This may be her most personal book so far and it deals with important topics like bi erasure, accusations of gay/queerbaiting, and grappling with your own sexual orientation on a later timeline than others.