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You Had To Be There with Mikey and Lulu

You Had To Be There with Mikey and Lulu

By: Mikey and Lulu
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Every Tuesday, class is in session! Join Mikey and Lulu, the world’s preeminent pop culture scholars, as they discuss anything and everything pop culture. We’re talking headlines, trends, moments, memes, movies, music, and gossip galore. Sometimes in life, you had to be there! But if you weren’t, Mikey and Lulu are here to fill you in. If you’re the friend who always has a reference locked and loaded, this is your podcast. If your brain doubles as a pop culture encyclopedia, this is your podcast. If you’re done with doomscrolling and would rather hear two besties yap, this is your podcast. It’s not cringe when they do it. You Had To Be There is filmed in front of a live studio audience (of one) from the pop culture epicenter of the world—New York City, where else? Never over, never out.

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Episodes
  • Wicked Is the Ozempic of Movie Sets
    Dec 10 2025

    Happy Thanksgiving, y'all! This week, Mikey and Lulu debrief the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Black Friday, Dancing with the Stars, Stranger Things, and the horrors of holiday travel. They also share a Dime List, Cynthia Erivo in an Alternate Universe, and introduce a brand new segment, The Spoiler Alert, to review Wicked: For Good. Never over, never out.

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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • The Hunger Games Is the 1984 of Young Adult Novels
    Nov 19 2025

    This week, Mikey and Lulu finish their Dime List of Best Firsts and put their spin on recent headlines in The Newsflash. Never over, never out.

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    37 mins
  • Heidi Klum Is the Mariah Carey of Halloween
    Nov 12 2025

    This week, Mikey and Lulu recap Halloween with The Must Discuss and start another Dime List of Best Firsts. Never over, never out.

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    53 mins
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