ABOUT WE LOVE SOAPSWhere the Legacy of Soaps meets the Future of Storytelling
Since its founding in 2007 We Love Soaps has dedicated itself championing the art of serialized storytelling.
We Love Soaps began with a simple idea: that soap operas deserve to be treated with respect, intelligence, and passion. We believe that soap operas are not just a genre, but a vital cultural force that connects viewers through emotion, community, and continuity. Over the years, we have grown from a blog into a leading multimedia destination for fans who crave more than just gossip.
We Love Soaps began with a simple idea: that soap operas deserve to be treated with respect, intelligence, and passion. We believe that soap operas are not just a genre, but a vital cultural force that connects viewers through emotion, community, and continuity. Over the years, we have grown from a blog into a leading multimedia destination for fans who crave more than just gossip.
In a media landscape that is constantly shifting, we serve as the bridge between the Golden Age of daytime television and the innovative digital future. We are a hub for:
- Industry Insight: Deep dives and commentary on the business and craft of soaps.
- Archival History: Preserving the legacy of the genre with our "Flashback" articles and "Today in Soap Opera History" features.
- Exclusive Interviews: In-depth conversations with the legends of daytime and the rising stars of the indie world through our web series We Love Soaps TV.
We don't just cover the past; we actively support the future by championing the Indie Soap Movement. We Love Soaps was one of the first outlets to recognize the potential of the web series format. Through our coverage and the Indie Series Awards (launched in 2009), we shine a spotlight on the independent creators who are carrying the torch of serialized drama forward.
Our founder Roger Newcomb created this platform to elevate the conversation around soaps. His vision was to create a space that didn't look down on the genre, but looked at it—examining the writing, acting, and production that make serialized drama so addictive. Our team brings decades of experience, respect, and love for the genre to every article and interview.
Whether you are a lifelong fan of General Hospital and The Young and the Restless, or a new viewer discovering the world of digital dramas, we welcome you. Thank you for being part of our story.
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For questions, comments or press inquiries, please email us at welovesoapsvideo@gmail.com
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