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"i don't know if i have anything smart to
say about teen pop, the host says in the beginning of this-I honestly don't care" why does she go to the trouble of pondering over the "teen" pop phenomena, using N Sync songs and "the Britney and Christina A. debate" as examples-- isn't this old news? (N Sync isnt even a band anymore.) The host claims to be too young to remember the Madonna and Cyndi Lauper phenomena, but how young can she be if she is calling her married friend ("the fairest glitter princess in the land"--yuck!) and analyzing Britney and Christina, who haven't even been teens themselves for over five years? who is the audience for this drivel? i'd love for a real young person to share their insights and passions-- now that would be a show. But i guess for this audience, a middle aged person is young.

Sarah Barosko
, OR
March 5, 2004

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