I Smell Pop Culture: Sixpence None The Richer

I Am All In with Scott Patterson

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4.4 • 4.8K Ratings

🗓️ 21 November 2024

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

We're taking you back to the very first pop culture reference in the history of Gilmore Girls...

The ethereal voice behind Sixpence None the Richer’s timeless hits “Kiss Me” and “There She Goes”, Leigh Nash!

Dive into the nostalgia, the music, and what inspires Leigh today. Don’t miss this heartfelt conversation with a pop culture legend!

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0:00.0	I am all in.
0:03.2	Again!
0:04.0	More, more, more, more, I want to kiss you more.
0:12.0	More, more, more, more, I want to kiss tomorrow.
0:17.0	I smell pop culture with Easton Allen, an Iheart radio podcast.
0:22.4	Do you smell what I'm cooking?
0:24.7	You probably do.
0:25.4	Hey, this is Easton Allen.
0:26.8	This is the IMO and podcast.
0:28.7	I smell pop culture.
0:30.2	111 productions.
0:31.2	I hear radio.
0:31.6	I heart media.
0:32.0	I heart podcasts.
0:33.5	Thanks again for joining us.
0:35.4	We're so excited.
0:36.0	This one, we're going back to the very first moment
0:40.4	of Gilmore Girls for this interview today. We're talking to someone very important that has a
0:45.7	connection to the very first frame of Gilmore Girls that you could ever see. We're really,
0:52.9	really excited about it. And it got me thinking
0:56.8	about the importance of a theme song, the importance of an intro. You know, I'm personally, I'm going to
1:03.5	let you into my world a little bit. My name is Easton, and I'm hosting this show. And, you know,
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