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As the leaves change and sweater weather rolls in, KDTime is diving into Books That Feel Like Fall! 🍁 From charming small-town mysteries and magical fantasies to dark academia tales filled with campus secrets, this episode is your ultimate autumn reading guide.

We’ll cozy up with titles like The Secret, Book & Scone Society and The Night Circus, then journey into powerful stories by Black authors including Legendborn by Tracy Deonn, A Killing in C-Sharp by Alexia Gordon, and Ace of Spades by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé. If you’re here for mystery, magic, or that nostalgic back-to-school vibe, this episode has the perfect book to match your fall mood.

So grab your favorite mug, light a candle, and let’s fall into some good reads together. 🍂✨

Featuring: Cozy mysteries, fantasy reads, dark academia, and Black authors who bring warmth, wit, and wonder to the season.

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Ever thrown your hands up in disbelief/ or sat silent with your jaw dropped after a show ends on a jaw-dropping moment? In this KDTime episode, I dive headfirst into the most unforgettable TV cliffhangers that left us stressed, screaming, and desperately refreshing message boards. Buckle up, because we’re revisiting the endings that had us begging for answers.

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Some voices burn bright but fade too soon. In this episode of KDTime, join in to honor the legendary musicians who left us far too early and how they reshaped the sound of generations. These artists and their stories remind us of both the fragility of life and the timeless power of music. Did you know about all of these artists?

Disclaimer:This episode discusses sensitive topics, including violence, addiction, and mental health struggles. Listener discretion is advised.

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Ever yell “JUST TALK TO EACH OTHER!” at a movie? Same. In this episode of KDTime, I break it on down for the films that could’ve ended in 1hr or less if the main characters just communicated. Get ready for laughs, nostalgia, and a little side-eye at Hollywood drama. As much as I appreciate a good drama somethings could've been talked out. JOIN ME!

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A few days early but National Hispanic Heritage Month is here (Sept 15 – Oct 15), and I'm kicking things off by celebrating the incredible Latinx contributions in TV, film, and music. From barrier-breaking actors like Rita Moreno, America Ferrera, and Pedro Pascal, to culture-shaping shows and movies like Jane the Virgin and Encanto, to musical icons from Selena Quintanilla to Bad Bunny — Latinx influence runs deep and wide in our entertainment.

In this episode, let's explore the legends who paved the way, the cross-cultural moments that reshaped pop culture, and the rising stars continuing the legacy today. This month is about honoring the people that deserve the spotlight.

🎧 Tune in, celebrate, and share your favorite Latinx-led moments with us — because heritage is culture, and culture is everywhere.

In this episode of KDTime let's shine a spotlight on the trailblazing women who’ve stepped onto the field, the court, and even behind home plate — not as players, but as officials. Why did it take so long for women to gain exposure as referees and umpires? Where else can women infiltrate men’s sports? And will we one day see equal representation — maybe even women officiating in the NHL? Tune in as we unpack how these pioneers are changing the game, one whistle at a time.

A special Shout Out to Rachel! Happy Birthday Bestie <3

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In this episode of KDTime, let's get technical. Felicity Smoak from Arrow and Chloe Sullivan from Smallville are both beloved tech-savvy sidekick girlies who evolve into much more complex characters. They represent different eras of superhero TV but share many similarities that make for a fun and thoughtful comparison.

Which Tech Girlie do you think is better?

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