Obsessions with Julia Gray

Julia Gray (Washington Post, The Ringer) and Drew Haskins (Crisis Twink) are joined by Chris Murphy (Vanity Fair) to discuss the finale of Girls season 2 and Murphy's essay on the show's ten-year anniversary.

Julia Gray (Washington Post, The Ringer) and Drew Haskins (Crisis Twink) rewatch HBO's Girls from the very beginning. 

Julia and Drew are joined by Charly Bliss guitarist Spencer Fox to discuss season two episodes 5 and 6 of Girls. Hannah goes on a love bender with a handsome stranger, Ray and Adam bond over a stolen dog, Marnie wants to play housewife. 

Julia and Drew are joined by Stereogum staff writer and music critic James Rettig to discuss season two episodes 3 and 4 of Girls. Hannah tries coke and hosts a dinner party, Marnie plays the bad guy, Jessa drives head-first into divorce, Shosh loves her live-in boyfriend...listen along!

Drew and Julia are joined by Atlantic staff writer and author of the new book Everything I Need I Get From You Kaitlyn Tiffany to discuss the first two episodes of Girls season two. 

Drew and Julia are joined by comedian, actress, and co-host of the podcast Seek Treatment Catherine Cohen to break down the season one finale. 

Drew and Julia are joined by Gawker Editor, Straightiolab co-host, and comic George Civeris to discuss episodes 7 and 8 of "Girls" season one. Topics include: Shosh on crack, brilliant character names (see: BOOTH JONATHAN), Jessa vs. the crustpunks, Chris O'Dowd as Williamsburg's least eligible bachelor, Hannah's new boyfriend, and more.

Drew and Julia are joined by TIMES Culture Reporter Moises Mendez to discuss episodes 5 and 6 of "Girls" season one—and there's a lot to unpack. Charlie and Marnie are done. Hannah tries to have sex with her boss. Jessa is "unsmotable." Shosh is...mostly absent? Come for the banter, stay for the roundtable discussion on Hannah flying home to Michigan using a trash bag as luggage.

Drew and Julia continue their "Girls" rewatch by dissecting episodes 2-4 of season one.

Co-hosts Julia Gray (The Ringer, Washington Post) and Drew Haskins (Crisis Twink) unpack a foundational text of the 2010s: HBO’s "Girls." Julia and Drew are discussing every episode of the seminal show from the very beginning with special guests, fun segments, and a healthy dose of Lena love.

Co-hosts Julia Gray (The Ringer, Washington Post) and Drew Haskins (Crisis Twink) unpack a foundational text of the 2010s: HBO’s "Girls." Julia and Drew are discussing every episode of the seminal show from the very beginning with special guests, fun segments, and a healthy dose of Lena love.

Julia is joined by writer/swiftie/pop culture aficionado Vrinda Jagota to chat about Taylor Swift fan theories, The Wing shutting down, the new Dimes Square reality show, “I’m Too Sexy” by Right Said Fred, and more.

Julia is joined by writer Sophie Kemp to discuss Hollywood's weirdest relationships (remember when Tessa Thompson, Taika Waititi, and Rita Ora were a throuple?) and the big pop culture news items of the week.

Drew Haskins, host of the podcast Crisis Twink, joins Julia to chat about Lady Gaga's career, influencer Barack Obama's summer jams, influencer Addison Rae's potential, and more pop culture obsessions.

Julia and friends (Gabriela Claymore, Gabriel Silverman, Lauren Duncan) discuss Nathan Fielder's new show The Rehearsal. 

Julia is joined by music writer Arielle Gordon to discuss the 25th anniversary of Third Eye Blind's self-titled debut. Other topics include: M&M's rebrand, that emo revival festival, the albums we're most excited about for 2022, and Grimes' potential dating pool.

NYC Gal About Town and Gawker Managing Editor Jocelyn Silver joins Julia to defend the insanity that is the Sex And The City reboot. Other topics include: Kanye and Julia Fox, Gawker 2.0, and Euphoria.

In this banger of an ep, Pitchfork's Vrinda Jagota talks about her obsession with T. Swift and Jameela Jamil's web of lies.

Julia has Lauren Duncan on to discuss all things fall. Topics include: nostalgia culture, the commodification of the pumpkin, deranged seasonal graphic tees, and more.

Julia and Kelsey discuss Hallmark's recipe for ambient entertainment, the Emmys, and People's "Sexiest Men Alive."

Nylon Mag's Culture Editor Layla Halabian joins Julia to chat about Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox, Real Housewives committing crimes, and horse chiropractor TikTok.

Julia, James, and Gab host a bitchy little book club for Sally Rooney's new novel, Beautiful World, Where Are You. Topics include millennial brain damage, religion in modern literature, what it means to be working class, and the nature of fame.

Julia and the gang debate the Jack Antonoff-ification of music, among other obsessions. Topics include: Horse Girls 4 Adam Driver, Bo Burnham, Kid Nation, Gilmore Girls, Grimes vs. Azealia Banks, and Bennifer. There's something for everybody!

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On this jam-packed episode of Obsessions with Julia Gray, we delve into the hard-hitting questions on everyone's minds. Should former Disney stars be required to compete in a battle royale? Is Megan Fox okay? What is Boss Baby about?

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