Michelle Obama Shares What Made Her Fall for Barack Obama in Her New Podcast

NEW YORK -- After a night in which television struggled to keep up with the Democrats' virtual convention, networks were rewarded with the most traditional of political events — a powerful speech. Before former first lady Michelle Obama's keynote address, much of the coverage felt uncomfortably like watching an army making the common mistake of fighting a new conflict with the tactics of the last war.

new podcast.The selection features tracks from recent NME cover stars Arlo Parks and Little Simz, as well as Jhené Aiko, Tierra Whack, and longtime friend of the Obamas, Beyoncé.The former FLOTUS captioned the Instagram post: “Excited to share with you a new @Spotify playlist inspired by the first season of my new podcast.“It’s filled with incredible new artists and a whole lot of #BlackGirlMagic.

Michelle Obama has curated a new Spotify playlist to accompany her podcast on the platform.In a statement, the former First Lady revealed, "It's filled with incredible new artists and a whole lot of #BlackGirlMagic. I hope you'll give it a listen."The first episode of Michelle's podcast featured her husband, former President Barack Obama.Michelle Obama's new podcast, The Michelle Obama Podcast, has arrived on Spotify.

. Michelle luckily treated us to a delightful conversation with her husband (aka the only president that I acknowledge), Barack Obama, for the first episode.

After the former First Lady of the United States got candid about experiencing low-grade depression on her podcast, she further spoke out on social media to clarify that it’s nothing to worry about. Michelle is doing okay and addressed fans after her recent confession saying: “I just wanted to check in with you all because a lot of you have been checking in on me after hearing this week’s podcast.

 Michelle Obama  is celebrating her “favorite guy,”  Barack Obama . The former president of the United States turned 59 on Tuesday, Aug.

To mark former President Barack Obama 59th birthday today, Michelle Obama posted a lovely tribute to her husband on Instagram. Michelle's post had all the essentials: a cute, scenic throwback pic of the couple on vacation with their daughters when they were kids, a sweet caption, and a flirty emoji sign-off."Happy birthday to my favorite guy," Michelle wrote.

Michelle Obama delighted her social media followers on Tuesday after sharing a sweet throwback photo of herself with Barack Obama and their daughters Malia and Sasha to mark her husband's birthday. In the picture, the family looked happy and relaxed as they posed in front of a beautiful ocean backdrop.

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As you might know, the former FLOTUS has just launched her very own podcast on Spotify so it’s safe to say that Michelle Obama will be able to express her opinions and use her voice a lot more from now own. However, that is not to say that she will only be talking about politics and social issues.

As you might know, Michelle Obama now has her very own Spotify podcast and its first episode featured the former FLOTUS’ husband and former POTUS, Barack Obama! That being said, the couple had a lot to say about the current situation in the United States as well as about their personal family life.

Michelle Obama and Barack Obama open up about their marriage on the debut episode of Spotify’s “The Michelle Obama Podcast”.

officially a podcaster, she can playfully roast her friends and family in a brand new medium.As the first guest on the inaugural episode of The Michelle Obama Podcast, Barack Obama lent his identifiable baritone vocals to the conversation, and the two, as one would expect, playfully teased each other throughout the episode in which they discussed their respective upbringings, meeting each other at their law firm, and having hope for the future.A particularly cute segment of the episode arrived

Michelle Obama’s new podcast will have a familiar presidential voice: Barack Obama. The former United States president is expected to appear on “The Michelle Obama Podcast” on Spotify, the Obama’s Higher Ground and streaming service announced Friday.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama paid a virtual visit to Crip Camp, a.k.a. New York’s Camp Jened, a summer camp for children and teenagers with disabilities; due to the pandemic, this summer campers are experiencing the camp as a virtual experience.

However, we can’t help but think this was a clever business move on her part as there are fewer guests more powerful than Obama that should could book for her first foray into the competitive world of podcasts.‘After I left the White House, I did a lot of reflecting back on my life — not just on the big moments at the White House, but on the small ones,’ Michelle speaks candidly.‘Going back through these memories reminded me that the main truth of my story isn’t anything I did as First Lady, but

Michelle Obama will interview her husband, former U.S. President Barack Obama on the first episode of her new Spotify podcast.The ex-leader will join his wife for the show when it debuts on Wednesday (July 29, 2020) for what’s described, according to Deadline.com, as an “an intimate conversation about community, the love that powers our relationships, and their life after the White House.”The former First Lady also addresses the recent Black Lives Matter protests following the deaths of

The Michelle Obama Podcast” will feature interviews with notable figures across politics, healthcare, entertainment and politics and is hosted exclusively on Spotify.The Obamas aren’t the only politicians to pursue the podcast game recently — Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will soon launch a show on iHeartMedia, and presidential candidate (and former Obama VP) Joe Biden started a podcast called “Here’s the Deal” on March 29.The Obamas will spend their time on Michelle’s first podcast

was announced last week, after the Obamas’ production company Higher Ground struck a deal with Spotify last year.“Given everything that’s going on right now, from the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and the ongoing protests and conversations that are testing our patience—and our consciences… not to mention all the challenges we’re experiencing due to the pandemic, I think that these days, a lot of people are questioning just where and how they can fit into a community,”