Othersode #48: IN CONCLUSION / Our 2020 Pop Culture Faves...

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It’s the MOST wonderful time of the year! (Which isn’t saying much because, you know, this year was 2020.) It’s time for our annual Best of the Year episode. Join us for some much-needed happy talk as we talk about our favorite pop culture things of the year, from books to TV shows to podcasts to music. Some of this year’s podcast guests “stop by” to share their faves as well! Then it’s time for “Secret” Santa gifts! The Squad exchanges Christmas/Hanukkah gifts (prepare for delightful squeals!). Next, we get into some listener feedback for "Lovecraft Country" and check in on the #BookSquadBlog, which is full of great TV recaps and Emily’s 12 Days of Christmas Movies series. Our next #Bookpisode will be our final episode of the year! We’re covering "The Paper Wasp" by Lauren Acampora on 12/28. Then we’ll kick off 2021 with an #Othersode on "Wonder Woman 1984" on 1/11! Please send us YOUR favorite things of 2020 by emailing [email protected] or sending us a DM on social media! We can’t wait to hear from you!TOC0:30 – Favorite personal thing of 202012:00 – Pop culture faves of the year part 1 (with special guest Leah Rachel Von Essen)30:25 – Pick 2! (With Todd Osborne)47:07 – Pick 3 (with Said Medina)1:07:50 – Prezzies1:28:08 – Feedback on Lovecraft Country (follow spacelionz on instagram!)1:36:24 – What’s on the blog? What’s up next?

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It’s the MOST wonderful time of the year! (Which isn’t saying much because, you know, this year was 2020.) It’s time for our annual Best of the Year episode. Join us for some much-needed happy talk as we talk about our favorite pop culture things of...

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