Sep 14, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 10 segments
This week we go back to the premiere of WAYLIT Pop Culture Candy as friend of the show, Jacqueline Cimino, joins Jenn Tully to talk about the Hulu series "Tell Me Lies" and the music that was a part…
Jenn TullyHost
Jacqueline CiminoHost
So tell me what your first song was, who sang it, and kind of where it figures into the show and why you chose this one.
So I really, I love that it came in the pilot and it sets the tone immediately.
And for this song particularly, it represents good crazy for me because it's like uplifting.

I love that you call this out because I think that this is a great place to start just because when you meet all of these characters, you're not really sure where it's headed.

It took me a minute to kind of figure out, okay, what's happening here? I love that these characters are so complex and they have such a dynamic arc throughout the show.

But I also love too that you talk about, I know that when we were discussing like song picks or whatever, and you're like, I love this one because we've probably all done something like slightly unhinged in the name of love or intimacy.

So tell me what your first song was, who sang it, and kind of where it figures into the show and why you chose this one.
So I really, I love that it came in the pilot and it sets the tone immediately.
And for this song particularly, it represents good crazy for me because it's like uplifting.

I love that you call this out because I think that this is a great place to start just because when you meet all of these characters, you're not really sure where it's headed.

It took me a minute to kind of figure out, okay, what's happening here? I love that these characters are so complex and they have such a dynamic arc throughout the show.

But I also love too that you talk about, I know that when we were discussing like song picks or whatever, and you're like, I love this one because we've probably all done something like slightly unhinged in the name of love or intimacy.
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