Candice Lim

In this engaging discussion, guest Candice Lim, co-host of Slate's Icy YMI and former producer, dives into the nostalgia of 'Freaky Friday' and its sequel, 'Freakier Friday.' She shares insights on the film's humor, family dynamics, and the emotional connection it fosters across generations. The conversation blends reflections on solo female travel and how it empowers women, alongside uplifting music recommendations that bring joy. Lim's thoughts on reality shows highlight the complexities of relationships, making this a delightful listen!

Candice Lim, a journalist and co-host of ICYMI from Slate, joins the conversation to tackle some of the internet's wildest topics. They humorously dissect the trend of alpha male morning routine videos and the intricate dynamics within the Manosphere. The discussion turns to Hailey Bieber’s legal battles over viral content and Luigi Mangione’s controversy, shining a light on media responsibility. They also navigate the complexities of content moderation on platforms like Reddit, pondering the balance between free speech and responsible sharing.

Candice Lim, co-host of Slate's ICYMI podcast and former producer for a popular show, dives into the chaotic world of 'M3GAN 2.0'. She discusses the film's commentary on our reliance on AI and the evolution of its terrifying characters. From the complex dynamics with the new AI villain, Amelia, to the quirky marketing strategies, Candice highlights how the sequel balances humor with horror. Additionally, she reflects on M3GAN's journey as a potential queer icon, making a bold statement during Pride Month.

In this episode, Candice Lim, co-host of Slate's ICYMI podcast and former producer, discusses Disney's latest live-action take on 'Lilo & Stitch.' They explore the themes of sisterhood and chaos, as well as the challenges of adapting beloved classics for new audiences. Candice reflects on the emotional depth of the characters, particularly Nani, and the importance of authentic Hawaiian representation. The conversation also touches on nostalgia for the animated version and invites listeners to weigh in on their favorite Pixar films.

Candice Lim, co-host of Slate's Icy YMI podcast and former producer, teams up with Liz Metzger, a seasoned producer from the same realm, to dive into the thrilling film 'Drop.' They explore its suspenseful take on dating and domestic abuse, highlighting Meghann Fahy’s gripping performance. The discussion shifts to musical discoveries, blending EDM and pop, and reminisces about the joyous social game of Mahjong. With humor, they reflect on Broadway legends and tease intriguing topics related to movie theater etiquette.

Candice Lim, co-host of Slate's ICYMI podcast, brings her insights on the new sitcom 'Adults,' which showcases life in Queens through the lens of Gen Z. The conversation highlights relatable themes of navigating adulthood, friendship dynamics, and the cringe-worthy yet authentic moments that define 20-something experiences. They also delve into how this show compares to iconic series like Friends and Broad City, while examining character authenticity and moral complexities within modern relationships.

Rachelle Hampton and Candice Lim talk about Taylor Swift's legal battles and potential cases against AI deepfakes. They discuss the controversy surrounding Emily Mariko's tote bag and influencers' pricing strategies, touching on ethical considerations in influencer marketing.

Candice Lim and guests Lakshmi Rengarajan and Kate Lindsay discuss the past, present, and future of dating apps. They explore trends like Gen-Z abandoning the apps and baby boomers finding love later in life. Are we witnessing the death of dating apps or are they now integrated into our lives?

Candice Lim is joined by Wailin Wong to dissect the drama and mayhem surrounding Royal Caribbean’s Ultimate World Cruise, a nine-month trip that TikTokkers on land and sea can't stop talking about. They explore the fascination with consuming and vilifying wealthy individuals, the rise of influencers on the cruise ship, and an amazing bingo card predicting various events that might happen on a nine-month cruise.

Candice Lim and Slate senior editor Rebecca Onion discuss the growing popularity of romance novels, exploring the genre's lack of diversity, changing trends, and the impact of the internet. They also touch on preferences for romance novels, the significance of sex scenes, and a scandal involving the scapegoating of a romance novel creator. The podcast sheds light on the positive aspects of expressing thirst for romance heroes and celebrities.