Oh, Y'all, before we start today's episode, I have a housekeeping announcement I would like to make.

Myself and my bestie Ryan are throwing a party at Los Global's on October 19th from 5 to 9 p.m.

The theme of the party is Radio Disney Jams and early 2000s pop jams. It's going to be very fun time. We set the time from 5 to 9 p.m.

because we know that you are old and you want to get your beauty sleep and us too very likewise and we love

radio Disney jams we love early 2000s pop jams so we threw the party that we wanted to

attend if you would wanted to attend.

If you would like to attend, you can go to the link in my personal bio at Sequoia B Holmes

across all social media platforms and grab tickets there.

Would love to see you there.

Now on to the show.

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previous episodes. I'm your host Sequoia and today joining me to talk about

in sync. We have author of Wannabe

Reckonings with the pop culture that shaped me and co-host of NPR's beloved

pop culture happy hour podcast, Aisha Harris. Okay, according to Wikipedia,

in sync is an American vocal group and boy band formed by Chris Kirkpatrick

in Orlando, Florida in 1995,

and launched in Germany by B. M. G. Ariola, Munich. The group consists of Kirk

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