I celebrate 30 years of *NSYNC with a look at my life from October 1, 1995 to present day, all the big moments in my life as part of this incredible fandom of these amazing guys.

Christine from ChasezDaily joins me to talk about meeting celebrities, and the when and how to do so safely, and when to let them have their privacy.

I chat with Coach Balto on how Justin joined his Bike Bus in Portland back in January.

I chat with Kasey from nsync_update on our memories of the release of No Strings Attached, the staying power and influence the album and the guys have had over the last 25 years, and (of course) our hopes for reunion.

I'm joined by not one, not two, but THREE special guests this week to talk about our favorite memories from Justin's Forget Tomorrow World Tour. It's an episode you won't want to miss!

I talk *NSYNC love songs, and the playlist I made years ago that told the story of my husband and I. A quick episode, but still worth a listen.

I look back at their 2001 halftime performance and what a performance could look like in the future.

I'm joined by concert friends new and returning to the pod to discuss Justin's show in Sacramento that we were at, and the crazy awesome experiences they had.

I chat with a viral *NSYNC content creator that has been blowing up my feed (and probably yours) with his amazing videos. We chat about being a male fan back in the day, and (of course) our thoughts on a reunion.

I'm joined by a friend of the pod to discuss being a woman of faith while also being a fan of secular music, and how to find balance in both.

I couldn't ignore the traumatic events this week in Los Angeles, and this week's episode is a special episode to help share resources of where to give, donate money or time, and ways to help those affected in the short and long term.

Remember to be kind to others, even celebrities are human and have lost their homes and memories that cannot be replaced.

I chat with one half of an Instagram account I love, *NSYNCBesties, an account that gives similar vibes to this podcast, a place where fans can share their *NSYNC related stories. We talk about the account, and of course, our thoughts on a potential reunion.

I look back at the most memorable year in fandom history since the dreaded H word began. We saw the guys at their busiest apart and, most importantly, together. It's a short episode but I hope you enjoyed this year as much as I did and look forward to more in 2025!

I'm joined this week by Taryn from Mission *NSYNC to discuss its creation, some of our favorites campaigns and moments in the fandom over the last 5 years, and our hopes for the Mission and the fandom as a whole for the future.

Thanksgiving has come and gone, but I think we can ALL be thankful for the recent gift of JC content, especially the lewks he's been serving up, leaving us hungry for more. Teena and I cover as many of them as we could find, which required doing two separate recording sessions. Enjoy our discussion of his faschionzzz while you recover from the holiday food coma.

I'm joined by two lucky women who were at the &Juliet sing along show that JC hosted a few days ago in NYC. It's great to hear their stories, relive the moments, and talk as members of the fandom.

I'm joined by a special guest who saw Justin on the Forget Tomorrow Tour as their first concert. We talk being fans back in the day, his experience at the show, and our hopes for a reunion. You won't want to miss the fun!

Yes, JC just released his first album in 20 years, but 23 years ago today, On The Line released in theaters nationwide in the US. To celebrate, I'm posting this episode a day early, and have a chat with one very lucky fan who got to attend the premiere in NYC back in 2001. Enjoy this little time capsule and happy anniversary to Lance and congrats on the new album, JC!

Join me for this special episode with Teena celebrating some of Chris's most iconic lewks, for better or worse.

I discuss (in part) being a fan on the neurodivergent spectrum and why it makes sense biologically and how social media has helped fans of all kinds find their safe space.