In this week's episode, we talk about chapters 34-38 of Yesteryear.

Join us as we talk about perfectionism, similarities between humans and horses, truffles, the personal as political, civil war, the male loneliness epidemic, divine amnesia, divinely inspired ecstasy, frogs and ponds, and children as a concept.

Let’s get contemplating!

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This week, we discuss chapters 29-33 of Yesteryear.

Join us as we talk about mom-fluencers, traditional gender roles, the most personal murder weapon, casual racism, thirst traps, farming crocuses, influencers as missionaries, and religious psychosis.

Let’s get contemplating!

Trigger Warning: discussion of rape in chapter 29

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This week, we talk about chapters 24-28 of Yesteryear.

Join us as we talk about the manosphere, top hats in the club, Natalie’s lack of people skills, Natalie and Caleb might both be closeted, 1950s Jell-O Recipes, cereal bowls, and individualistic solutions to systemic problems.

Let’s get contemplating!

Trigger warnings: mention of suicide, drug overdose, and sexual assault.

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In this episode, we discuss chapters 19-23 of Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke.

Amelia provides context about "mother's little helpers" and wandering uteruses. Our conversation covers The Parent Trap, the importance of a perfect image, faking it until you make it, Ronald Reagan (regrettably), and the top tier snack that is bread and butter.

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This week, we discuss chapters 14-18 of Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke.

Join us as we discuss postpartum depression, being a tree, reality TV, idiot husbands, freak husbands, stay-at-home husbands, and internalized misogyny.

Trigger warnings for suicidal ideation, Ronald Reagan, and Elon Musk.

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This week, we read chapters 9-13 of Yesteryear.

Join us as we talk about courtship, being jealous of children, half-risen bread, fever dreams, ill-advised exercise, and microplastics.

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In this week's episode, we are analyzing chapters 4-8 of Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke.

Amelia presents some research on early marriage in fundamentalist Christianity. We also discuss cows, finding your place in college, the reliability of our narrator, Boss Babes, individualism versus collectivism, and intersectional feminism.

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This week, we begin our read through of Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke.

Join us as we discuss some background on tradwives, Sad Beige Babies, gender roles, Angry Women, first-time motherhood, and time-travel logic.

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In the final episode of our analysis of Twilight by Stephenie Meyer, we discuss chapters 22-24 and the epilogue.

Join us as we talk about Charlie and Renee’s background, the butterfly effect, an angelic Edward montage, vampiric diabetes, the changeability of vampire emotions, and officially establish our rating system!

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This week, we talk about chapters 19-21 of Twilight.

Join us for our penultimate chapter of this book as we discuss Bella’s boredom, more baseball, the specifics of vampire death, negotiating with the enemy, and the nobility of dying for a loved one.

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