EPISODE · Mar 4, 2026 · 15 MIN
Bridgerton Blasphemy, Rib Flares and the Crime 101 Brutally Real Film Review
from The WHO Group Chat · host WHO
Bridgerton hot takes, toxic body trends and a very heated debate about how long a movie should actually be? Add to queue immediately. In this episode of The Group Chat with WHO, Editor Lyndsey Rodrigues and Entertainment Writer Celia Whitley unpack the latest TikTok obsession with “flared ribs,” why it feels like the new (very unwanted) thigh gap trend, and what an actual expert says about it so we can all calm down and log off. Then we go head to head over Bridgerton (Lyndsey has never seen a single episode, scandal), before spiralling into a passionate argument about the perfect film length: tight 90 minutes versus epic 2.5‑hour escape. You decide. Come for the pop culture recs, stay for the millennial bodycheck nostalgia and the group chat energy your work teams had. This is a podcast for anyone who is chronically online and chaotically addicted to pop culture. If your version of self-care includes catching up on the latest scandals and showmances that have everyone talking, we are definitely the group chat you want to join. The Group Chat the show mixed by WHO and stirred by you, 👀 See More: The one thing to look out for in Bridgerton One Stop Shop Season Four of Bridgerton Thank you for listening ❤️ But before you leave... 🗣️ Get in touch What did you think? We are a brand new podcast and would love to hear from you as we build this together. Join our friendly WHO community and (link DM us on Instagram) 👀 Read more on: WHO 🔊Listen to our 'Best of 2025' here ======================== 🙏 Our special thanks making 'Group Chat': Credits Edited by Charlie Potter Production by Thomas Crnkovic See more visit us at WHO See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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