"Obsessed With Four" (w/ Maude Latour)

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At 15, Maude Latour was a club promoter with a fake ID, sneaking her friends into New York nightclubs.

Cat Cohen and Pat Regan host pop star Maude Latour in the studio. They open with banter about bad hair days and quickly introduce Maude, a young musician. Maude shares she grew up in New York City but moved to LA in January. The hosts probe her background, learning she attended an all-girls high school where she was a club promoter with a fake ID at age 15. Maude explains her music career, describing the 'session life' in LA where she writes songs with different collaborators weekly. She signed to Warner Records after gaining traction on TikTok during the pandemic. The conversation shifts to pop culture, with Cat emotionally recounting the Dawson's Creek finale where Jen Lindley dies. Maude discusses her girlfriend, an audio engineer she met at a comedy show, and they explore topics like polyamory and open relationships in queer culture. Maude reveals she wrote over 50 songs for her album 'Sugarwater', which explores themes of love, loss, and innocence. She talks about the stress of promoting music and the industry's focus on sessions. The episode includes ad reads for Essie Nail Polish, Quince clothing, and Factor meals. Maude shares she was on The Voice but didn't get chair turns, and she reflects on happiness baselines and nicotine addiction. The hosts ask about crushes of the week, and the episode ends with their signature 'Are You Mad at Me?' segment.

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A pop-star romance, a three-or-four-wedding idea, and hair trouble keep the dating talk lightly off its rails.

The episode settles into a loose, funny groove around romance, oversharing, and the way a small detail can become a whole mythology. A pop-star guest tells the story of meeting her audio-engineer partner through a pin on a shirt, then crossing paths again three days later at a…

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