In the first episode, Sam discusses Beyoncé’s 2013 surprise album and how it changed everything.
The Vulture podcast family is 50 percent bigger: Our exciting new weekly culture show, Into It, releases its first episode today. Hosted by Sam Sanders (you may know him from his remarkable tenure as host of It’s Been a Minute on NPR), Into It marries Sam’s infectious passion for entertainment with the entirety of what Vulture offers. Amusing, illuminating conversations about notable new releases? Of course. Frivolous riffing about pointless culture news? Absolutely, yes. Recommendations from your favorite Vulture writers? In abundance. It’s everything you enjoy about visiting our site and following us on social bounced off of your tympanic membranes. |
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In the first episode, Sam has a discussion with music journalist Danyel Smith on Beyoncé’s 2013 surprise album release, how it changed the landscape for artists releasing new music and how labels still haven’t caught up nearly ten years later; does a tribute to the women on Love Island UK; and meditates on whether Bowling for Soup whitewashed the 80s in their song, “1985.” |
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