The Brat Episode

Episode 34 of the POP THEORY podcast, hosted by POP THEORY, titled "The Brat Episode" was published on June 25, 2024 and runs 71 minutes.

June 25, 2024 ·71m · POP THEORY

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Summary

On this episode of POP THEORY, DJ John Michael is BACK with a BRATitude to talk all things Charli XCX and her new album "Brat." We do a track-by-track of the deluxe album, talk about dream collaborations and remixes and even discuss some of our favorite lesser known Charli XCX tracks.

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On this episode of POP THEORY, DJ John Michael is BACK with a BRATitude to talk all things Charli XCX and her new album "Brat." We do a track-by-track of the deluxe album, talk about dream collaborations and remixes and even discuss some of our favorite lesser known Charli XCX tracks.

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