Paris Paloma Takes Personal Issue with “It’s Not That Deep” — and She’s Made an Album About It: Podcast

Listen via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Pocket Cast | More Platforms Season 7 of Going There with Dr. Mike — it really is that deep. We’re joined on the latest episode by Paris Paloma, the British singer-songwriter behind the viral feminist anthem “Labor” and her newly released album The Fatal Flaw. The new record tackles a culture that has historically discouraged speaking openly about our feelings or taking accountability, and Paloma’s conversation with Dr. Mike traces that through her own early experiences with gendered violence and the shame they produced. She shares her candid reckoning with OCD and what it actually looks like from the inside, and you can hear it all above or wherever you get your podcasts. Find Paris Paloma Tickets Here The Fatal Flaw is, in many ways, Paloma’s visceral, personal reaction to the phrase “it’s not that deep.” “When I hear ‘it’s not that deep,’ I can just see in my mind’s eye people who have hurt me trying to shirk responsibility or people who would use their privilege to hurt other people and then try and gaslight and indicate that they actually have no privilege,” she says. Informed by bell hooks’ All About Love and The Will to C...