In a world where Everything Is Content - Beth McColl, Ruchira Sharma and Oenone are here to guide you through the stories that have ignited the internet each week. Films, viral long reads, Instagram scandals, celebrity nonsense, reality TV obsessions and TikTok trends- if you can post about it online, then we can (and will) turn it into discourse. Every week, Beth, Ruchira and Oenone will delve into the biggest and splashiest pop culture stories, before weighing in on the conversations that they have ignited online. Why are we so interested in these stories? And what does this say about us as we try to navigate life in the "real" world? Get in huns, we're making content about content. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @EverythingIsContentPod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.
What this show covers
pop culturecelebrity cultureThe Celebrity TraitorsmoviesPrimavera SoundCornell 7AI safetycelebrity controversyfilm reviewinternet discourseworkplace etiquetteparental surveillanceprediction marketsprivacyTaylor Swift
What listeners will find here
Celebrity Traitors chaos, gloomy pop girlies, and a serious look at Cornell 7
Pop culture takes center stage here, from eclectic film picks and The Celebrity Traitors to the Primavera Sound 2027 lineup. The episode also turns to a heavier conversation on Gen Z’s Me Too moment and the Cornell 7, with a clear content warning for the final segment.
Celebrity protest, AI panic and a very strange rom-com collide
This episode jumps from Ed Sheeran support acts quitting in solidarity with Macklemore and Palestinians to HYROX’s PR mess, Sydney Sweeney’s latest ad controversy, and fears that AI could become catastrophic within a decade. It closes with a divided reaction to One Night Only, a rom-com with a dystopian sexual premise.
From iced-coffee interview drama to parental tracking panic
This episode jumps from workplace etiquette and celebrity-backed prediction markets to Sharon Horgan admiration and the risks of parents tracking their kids. It mixes internet discourse with a sharper conversation about surveillance, plus an end-of-episode announcement about the podcast’s future plans.
Taylor backlash, VMA fashion, and the lesbian bar debate in one chaotic pop-culture hour
Taylor Swift discourse, VMA style judgments, Ash Dykes’ Congo Basin expedition, and the viral lesbian bar controversy all collide in this wide-ranging episode. It sounds like a lively, opinionated chat that moves from celebrity fatigue to internet culture and a few personal recommendations.
Why do surprise phone calls feel so stressful now?
This episode digs into the millennial fear of phone calls and asks whether cold-calling friends could actually help keep friendships healthy. It explores why spontaneous calls feel so loaded, what gets lost without them, and how to make them feel less intimidating.
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