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Gimme Lore with Marissa Tandon🌟

Marissa Tandon argues that you don't need to know everything about a sport to be a fan, and that making sports fandom inclusive is crucial for the growth of women's sports. She shares that her success came from just posting and getting over herself, and that the most fulfilling moments are when her work helps others, like when her podcast helped someone talk to their parents about mental health.

Gimme Lore with Kirsten Rude 🤭

Kirsten Rude shares her personal lore, describing herself as a 'silly little redhead' who yaps her way into her dream life. She emphasizes the importance of optimism and empathy, which she hopes to be remembered for, and recounts a chaotic on-set experience involving an unannounced airplane fan that nearly blew her away.

Gimme Lore with Britton 🤩

Britton, a singer-songwriter, shares that her album 'Loving You Almost Killed Me' explores the cyclical nature of falling in and out of love, starting fun and flirty before turning dark. She emphasizes the importance of staying true to one's artistic vision over chasing viral success on social media, as she learned from her own experience. She also reveals a turning point in her career when her song 'To My Younger Self' resonated deeply with fans, highlighting the healing power of music.

Gimme Lore with Jordan Palani ☀️

Jordan Palani, lead singer of the pop-punk band Forget Tomorrow, explains that he started making music because he struggled to express his emotions verbally, and he was inspired by Juice WRLD's approach to turning mental struggles into art. He emphasizes that his online live streams are where he feels most at home, as they allow him to be his authentic self and connect with fans, and he notes that his unreleased EP 'Bipolar' was taken down due to poor sound quality, highlighting the importance of production standards.

Gimme Lore with with eaJ ☀️

eaJ reflects on his transition from K-pop to a solo career, arguing that self-awareness and questioning past choices become crucial with age. He explains that his songwriting shifted from imagination-based to instinct-driven, embracing imperfection and vulnerability as a way to connect with listeners. He concludes that his goal is simply for people to feel something when they hear his music, regardless of the specific emotion.