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Believe in Anything: A Heated Rivalry Podcast

Believe in Anything: A Heated Rivalry Podcast

Di: Emily Leigh and Danielle
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By fans, for fans. Conversations with the Heated Rivalry fandom about the show and books, their impact, lived experiences, and why storytelling matters.

Emily, Leigh, and Danielle Arte Scienze sociali
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  • 5. Francis (francisdominiic)

    5. Francis (francisdominiic)
    Feb 18 2026

    This week’s guest is a content creator who is known for the best pop culture recs. We spoke to Francis about his viral sports bar videos, what Hollywood should be learning from Heated Rivalry’s success, and everything he’s hoping for in season two.

    Highlights of the week include: reaction videos, Club 90s (we are nothing if not predictable), and Maybe Happy Ending!
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    46 min
  • 4. Kaia (kaiaranae)

    4. Kaia (kaiaranae)
    Feb 11 2026

    Being a professional fangirl is the dream, and Kaia is truly living it. As a host and DJ for Club 90s, she’s currently touring the East Coast for Heated Rivalry nights. We talk about her day-to-day, her favorite moments from the shows, and why this is one night you absolutely need to experience for yourself.

    Plus, our Heated Rivalry highlights of the week: fandom career launches, Hollanov kisses, narrative analyses, and Cowboy Shane (iykyk).
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    55 min
  • 3. Margaux (sosaneitsinsane)

    3. Margaux (sosaneitsinsane)
    Feb 4 2026

    If you're an HR fan, you know editors are the backbone of the fandom. We were very lucky to speak with Margaux aka sosaneitsinsane, on many topics including their famous Google Drive edit, seeing their edits on big screens around the world, and the importance of depicting queer desire.

    Plus, our Heated Rivalry highlights of the week: Wonderland photoshoot, SNL, & lookalike contests.
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    1 ora e 11 min
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