Sabrina Carpenter has had two of the year's biggest hits with Espresso and Please Please,

Now she's released a new album called Short and Sweet. It serves up more catchy silliness and high drama.

This is almost like a concept album about having a really bad ex-boyfriend.

Does the album keep that espresso magic alive?

Listen to the pop culture Happy Hour Podcast from NPR.

From W HYY in Philadelphia, I'm Tanya Mosley with Fresh Air Weekend.

Today my conversation with Supreme Court Justice Katange Brown Jackson.

She's written a new memoir that gives us a rare glimpse into her legal mind,

detailing her life and the experiences that led her to become the first black woman appointed to the United States Supreme Court.

Also, writer Danzy Senna, she writes about the experiences of being biracial in America and the meaning of race itself.

In her new novel, Colored Television, the main character is a gin xer and part of the first generation

of biracial children born after the Supreme Court's 1967 decision

overturning laws that banned interracial marriage. But the time that I was

raised in the context I was raised, there was no mixed race category.

That's coming up on Fresh Air Weekend.

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