Hypersensitive - A General Pop Culture Podcast

Rants and Ramblings from a North Texas/New Orleans/Los Angeles Fangirl

hy·per·sen·si·tive -- (1) Highly, excessively, or abnormally sensitive. (2) abnormally susceptible physiologically to a specific agent (as a drug or antigen).

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Monday, March 24, 2008

Podcast Episode 004 Playlist

Since, apparently, podbean won't allow you to embed even their own playlist player, I will post the full-length playlists here for now. Enjoy!

YOU CAN PURCHASE MP3s OF 8 OF THESE SONGS FROM AMAZON.COM.

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Lisa T: Welcome to HYPERSENSITIVE, the bi-weekly podcast where I talk about current TV, Movies, DVDs, Music, other podcasts, a little bit about what's going on in my life, and pretty much any other pop-culture-related information I find interesting enough to pass along. Plus, during the music segment of each episode, I share a playlist of 10 songs that I've recently added to my iPod and, lately, I've been ending each episode with the audio of a trailer for a "Coming Soon" movie that I'm excited to see. ABOUT THE PODCASTER: Attorney, podcaster/blogger, and self-proclaimed Pop Culture Junkie. I am currently working as a document review attorney in a large law firm in downtown Dallas. Wow, that sentence made me sound all grown-up and stuff, huh? Well, I'm not. If I had a nickel for every time I've heard "What are you, twelve???" I'd have ... um ... a lot of nickels, I guess. Pretty much anything that interests your average teenager would also very much interest me. Most of my favorite TV shows and movies center around characters in high school, and ... well ... sadly, you get the picture.

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