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Welcome back to our Xennial Girl Summer Book Club where we discuss Kaleidoscope by Danielle Steele. Are you a Danielle Steele fan, or was this book just not it for you? Find out which one of us aligns with each.

Book Summary: A trio of sisters separated in childhood by unthinkable tragedy are reunited as adults through the determined efforts of a private investigator. This powerful exploration of trauma, identity, and healing weaves through the divergent life paths of three women who share the same blood but grew up worlds apart.

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The tensions between the Capeside teens reach new heights as Dawson suspects Pacey and Joey are secretly involved, while the group takes a formative trip to Boston that pushes each character outside their comfort zones.

• Dawson finds an unused condom in his bedroom and wrongly suspects Joey and Pacey are having "an affair"
• Joey pursues a dance scholarship that requires her to take lessons with Pacey as her partner
• Jack ventures into online dating via AOL chat rooms in a perfectly nostalgic late-90s internet moment
• The slow-loading picture download during Jack's online conversation triggers memories of dial-up internet days
• Jen and Pacey's lack of chemistry continues despite their attempts to find excitement
• The group travels to Boston where Dawson attends a film festival and faces harsh criticism
• Joey's college visit includes an awkward co-ed rooming situation and confrontation with pretentious students
• Jack explores Boston's gay scene but feels uncomfortable with his first experiences
• Dawson meets Nikki Green, a fellow filmmaker who will soon move to Capeside
• Andy receives unexpected mentorship from the dean's secretary who offers life perspective

Don't miss our next episode as we continue our "Nostalgic or Problematic" series reviewing Dawson's Creek season three!

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Where do flies go at night?

Are hot dogs a sandwich?

What's your biggest self-limiting belief that is holding you back?

Katie and Dani step outside their usual format to answer listener questions covering everything from life as 40-somethings to fashion trends they'd axe.

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On this installment of Nostalgic or Problematic, we're rewatching Dawson's Creek Season 3, episodes 7 and 8, where the gang experiences spooky adventures on Witch Island and awkward Thanksgiving drama with unexpected guests.

You can rewatch Dawson's Creek with us on Hulu (as of July, 2025).

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Hey you guys! Join us as we crack open the treasure chest of 80's nostalgia with rewatch of The Goonies – the beloved adventure film from Stephen Spielberg and Chris Columbus.

Join us for our thoughts and our behind-the-scenes info and trivia. Goonies never say die!

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Temperatures rise and so do the untruths in S3, E5 & E6 of Dawson's Creek, "Indian Summer" and "Secrets and Lies." Eve is still here but we learn something intriguing about her backstory -- and have fun revisiting the 90's references throughout both episodes.

We're rewatching Season 3 on Amazon Prime and Hulu.

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What happens when you revisit a deeply controversial novel with adult eyes? For this Xennial Girl Summer book pick, Dani and Katie dive into the dark world of VC Andrews' "Flowers in the Attic."

Have you read "Flowers in the Attic"? We'd love to hear your experiences with this cultural touchstone in the comments!

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In the next two episodes of Season 3 of Dawson's Creek, we look at the strangely powerful PSAT, football's influence on culture of the 90's and today. We also wonder aloud "What happened to the phrase 'Hoe Bag'?"

Join as we ask ourselves if Dawson's Creek, Season 3, is nostalgic or problematic -- we're watching on Amazon Prime OR Hulu.

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