In a world where music often serves as a refuge, singer-songwriter Christina Kennedy shares her journey of self-discovery through her latest single, "Quit My Life." This engaging conversation highlights the emotional depths of her songwriting process and the vibrant music scene in Toronto, showcasing how artistry can emerge from personal struggles.

Hailing from Cincinnati and forged in the grit and glamour of New York City, Madison Rose is an independent powerhouse redefining what it means to be a pop star. After a decade in the industry, Madison's artistry blossomed through her queer identity and her commitment to "not suffering in silence." Whether she's exploring the complexities of bipolar disorder on MONOCHROME or building a "rainbow universe" in her debut album TECHNICOLOR, Madison uses her music to combat the grey of the world. She's an artist who owns her masters, her narrative, and her "muchness," inspiring a new generation to take up space and turn every concrete sidewalk into a runway.

In this episode of Pop Palace, host Jack sits down with Chrys Cross, the bold voice behind The Monthly and the co-founder of Inkk Advocates of Oklahoma. As a 6th-grade educator and reproductive health advocate living with PCOS and endometriosis, Chrys is on a mission to dismantle the taboos surrounding menstrual health, from a person's first period all the way to menopause.