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Jam Session

The Ringer

Society & Culture

4.2 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 1 August 2019

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Zoe Simmons, 14, and Liz Kelly, 25, team up to discuss their unique perspective on teen culture in 2019, including: a Tik Tok explanation, SnapChat's resurgence, the "Storm Area 51" group, Kardashians, summer TV shows (SPOILERS) 'Dead to Me' and 'Stranger Things 3,' pop music, Sister Corner, and more! Hosts: Liz Kelly, Zoe Simmons Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Liz Kelly, and welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network.
0:04.0	Up on our site, the Ringer is breaking down the 40 best singles and albums from 1999,
0:09.0	covering Britney Spears, the Backstreet Boys, Maria Carey, and tons more.
0:13.6	And to accompany that piece, we filmed our staffers discussing what they agreed and disagreed
0:17.7	with from the article and debated what should have won.
0:20.8	You can read the piece on the ringer.com and watch the video at
0:23.7	YouTube.com slash the wringer. Your baby, gosh, my own car.
0:35.0	I feel time like ding down on.
0:37.0	What's shining, eh, what's shining, eh,
0:42.0	what's shining, eh. What's Shonda? on it?
0:43.0	What Shonda?
0:45.0	You baby Gosh
0:48.0	So I'm gonna call
0:50.0	I feel time like danger.
0:53.0	What's your name?
0:55.0	What's Shada?
0:57.0	What Shada?
0:58.0	What Shada?
1:00.0	Hey what's up guys?
1:01.0	Welcome to another episode of For realzies on Ringer Dish
1:03.7	we're here in the studio with the Ringer's team correspondent Zoe Simmons producer
1:07.4	Kyle I'm Liz Kelly so you want to do a brief explainer quickly of that song
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