8: If there’s one thing you can say about facism, it’s that it had some good poets. — Conversations With Friends & Strangers
Conversations With Friends & Strangers

8: If there’s one thing you can say about facism, it’s that it had some good poets.

May 16, 2022 · 23 min

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Music shapes love in stranger ways than you think, from Bonnie Tyler texts to mixtapes nobody wants to hear.

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In this episode

  • How music supervisors match songs to emotional moments on screen
  • The surprising ways people use music as a tool for courtship
  • A real story about texting one song repeatedly until it worked
  • The bittersweet mixtape story that is touching and deeply uncomfortable

About this episode

What role does it play in our relationships? Can it be a form of courtship? Music Supervisor Juliet Martin and director Leann Welham take us through the process of marrying music to the show. Noam tells us about the time she texted a link to Total Eclipse of the Heart over and over again and it worked. And a story about the sweetest mixtape that you’d probably never want to hear.

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Welcome to Conversations With Friends and Strangers! Join Maggie & Noam as they take a closer look at the complicated relationships in the Hulu series, Conversations With Friends.

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