#11 Rachelle Hampton & Madison Malone Kircher (ICYMI): The Tudors, The West Wing, Cate Blanchett

On Slate's new internet culture podcast ICYMI, Rachelle Hampton and Madison Malone Kircher "gaze deep into the online abyss—and tell you what's gazing back." They've covered topics like Clubhouse, millennials vs. Gen Z on TikTok, and the controversial music video for Lil Nas X's song Montero (Call Me By Your Name).On today's episode of Follow Friday, Rachelle and Madison talk with Eric Johnson about who they follow online, and why. Topics include: Joe Biden's dogs, the War of the Roses, The West Wing, the only person who's good at Twitter dunks, and the "Sapphic looks" of Cate Blanchett.Follow us:- Rachelle is @heyydnae on Twitter - Madison is @4evrmalone on Twitter and Instagram- This show is @followfridaypod on Twitter and Instagram- Eric is @heyheyesj on TwitterWho Rachelle and Madison follow:- Brandon Taylor- Christina Tucker- Jasmine Sanders- The Queer Cate Blanchett LookbookRate Follow Friday: LoveThePodcast.com/FollowFridayTheme song written by Eric Johnson, and performed by Yona Marie. Show art by Dodi Hermawan. Additional music by Katherine Chang and Purple Planet Music.

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