Shit You Should Care About

This week on the Shit You Should Care About podcast, Luce and Abby discuss:A 21 year old Brazilian woman has died in a bungy jumping incidentA follow up on the SYSCA scoop: The UK is making it impossible for kids to send and receive nude imagesThe UK is banning social media for under-16’sGwyneth Paltrow stars in a (disgusting) marketing ad for a luxury residential building in IsraelTyra Banks is suing Netflix for their docu-series about America’s Next Top ModelUS singer Oliver Tree has died in a helicopter collision in Rio, BrazilListen on Spotify here!Listen on Apple here!Watch on YouTube here!Subscribe to the Shit You Should Care About newsletter here!Join our Book Club here!Buy Make It Make Sense here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A throwback to 2021 when we interviewed Lorde and it was THE SICKEST THING EVER. We love her SO MUCH! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on the pod we dive into Wuthering Heights - both the 179-year-old novel and Emerald Fennell’s chaotic, glossy new adaptation that somehow got Abby and I lightly cancelled for… liking it.We start with the book. Abby found the opening chapters borderline unreadable, SparkNotes essential, and the characters hilariously bad at socialising. I, meanwhile, loved it. It felt like fantasy to me - dramatic, transportive, completely immersive.Then we split the film into two parts: “It’s not that deep” and “It is that deep.”On one hand - the costumes, the set design, Margot Robbie’s bratty Cathy, the toxic romance front and centre. It felt intoxicating and intentionally reimagined.On the other - casting choices matter. Heathcliff’s racial background in the novel is significant, and the decision to sidestep that raises real questions. We talk adaptation, fan outrage, Brontë purists, and why women directors are treated differently when they take creative risks.Listen on Spotify here!Listen on Apple here!Watch on YouTube here!Subscribe to the Shit You Should Care About newsletter here!Join our Book Club here!Buy Make It Make Sense here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on the Shit You Should Care About podcast:Donald Trump reposted a blatantly racist video featuring Barack and Michelle Obama, then said he won’t apologise because “he didn’t see the end'Kamala Harris launched a Gen Z “content hub” called @headquarters_67 and was immediately roasted into renaming it @headquarters68_Nancy Pelosi is backing JFK’s grandson, Jack Schlossberg, in a key NYC House race.The Washington Post just laid off 300+ journalistsDisney has a new CEO, Josh D’Amaro, and the BBC’s headline made it sound like Walt Disney himself (who is famously frozen) made the callA Spanish figure skater has officially been cleared to skate to Minions music at the 2026 Winter OlympicsIn the pop culture back half:Everything you might have missed in Bad Bunny's Super Bowl appearanceKanye West bought a full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal to "apologise" for the harm he’s causedKim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton may or may not be datingPeople are allegedly selling their blood for Harry Styles ticketsTaylor Swift’s Opalite music video revives her Graham Norton guest lineup for a nostalgic yet self-mythologising momentHeated Rivalry Season 2 isn’t coming till 2027, but a fan editor got hired at HBO in the meantimeMolly-Mae and Tommy Fury are expecting againListen on Spotify here!Listen on Apple here!Watch on YouTube here!Subscribe to the Shit You Should Care About newsletter here!Join our Book Club here!Buy Make It Make Sense here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Giving you the news without giving you the blues.Each week, Luce and Abby bring you:• The biggest news stories, broken down simply, without any of the bullshit• The pop culture moments shaping our algorithms and, therefore, our livesIt’s a blend of what’s happening in the outside world, and what’s taking over our inner worlds.Find us anywhere you get your podcasts, from Wednesday 4th of February 2026. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.