Show Notes
Today on The Social, the standout fashion and memorable moments from the 2026 Emmy Awards. Then, Macklemore gets dropped from Ed Sheeran’s tour following pro-Palestine comments. And, Travis Kelce confirms he wore a white top hat at his wedding. Plus, Scott Speedman tells Jess about season two of ‘R.J. Decker.’ And, we sit down with the stars and director of ‘Bleeding Hearts’ – a TIFF music documentary. Then, author Phyllis Webstad opens up about getting pregnant at thirteen in her new memoir, ‘We Are Still Here.’ Featuring stylist Erica Wark, musician Jann Arden, musicians Jesse Woods and Zella Day, and founder of ‘Orange Shirt Day; Every Child Matters’ and author Phyllis Webstad.
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