Brittany Luse

Brittany Luse, host of NPR's It's Been a Minute, joins clinical psychologist Adia Gooden to tackle the tough topic of unsolicited advice. They delve into how to set boundaries with family and friends, offering practical strategies for handling judgmental in-laws and unwanted comments about marriage plans. With a blend of humor and clear communication techniques, they equip listeners with tools to navigate uncomfortable situations and assert their self-worth. Their candid insights encourage a compassionate approach to self-care and interpersonal relationships.

Brittany Luse, the vibrant host of NPR's It's Been a Minute, joins to share her musical favorites. She dives into the infectious summer vibes of Sherelle's 'Freaky (Just My Type)' and the emotional depth of Blonde Redhead's latest album. The conversation touches on the nostalgia of shoegaze revival, highlighting the fresh sounds of Wisp and Natanya. They reflect on 25 years of music, contrasting generational connections, and celebrate the jazz influences in Eka Fé's 'Baba,' capturing the ever-evolving musical landscape.

Brittany Luse, a journalist and cultural commentator, joins forces with Sam Sanders, former host and creator at NPR, and Tre’Vell Anderson, a movie reviewer and podcaster. Together, they dive into their all-time favorite spooky films, discussing the cultural significance of horror classics like 'Get Out' and 'Jaws.' Brittany defends the campiness of 'Saw,' while Tre’Vell pokes fun at 'Scary Movie.' They playfully theorize who in their friend group would survive a horror flick and throw out some hot takes on pop culture, including a bold suggestion for Taylor Swift!

Join culture journalists Brittany Luse and Tre’vell Anderson as they dive into the world of horror films and pop culture. They build a Horror Movie Mount Rushmore, debating classics like Get Out and Alien. Brittany shares her love for the Saw franchise, while Tre’vell highlights the comedic critique of tropes in Scary Movie. They also discuss hot takes on Taylor Swift’s need for a break and the oversaturation of celebrity world records. This lively conversation blends chills with laughs—perfect for spooky season!

Brittany Luse, the insightful host of NPR's It's Been a Minute, dives into the provocative Hulu series, Dying For Sex. The show follows Molly, a young woman confronting her mortality while embracing her sexuality with humor and heart. Brittany discusses the emotional depth of the characters, particularly Molly's bond with her caregiver, Nikki. They explore themes of love, loss, and the complexities of navigating non-traditional paths to pleasure. Ultimately, the conversation celebrates the importance of self-discovery and empowerment, even in life’s toughest moments.