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obviously we love a costume party cause it's cool to be someone else for a minute. plus wearing a disguise is liberating & fun. but there are times when the masks we wear aren't necessarily by choice. when we aren't seen, or aren't allowed to be authentic, inhabiting your second self can feel more like a burden. this episode is about both of those experiences -- the alter egos we choose and the ones imposed upon us.

Music Credits:

“Favorite Secrets” by Waylon Thorton

“Sgt Frog” by Blank & Kytt

“Rock” by Blank & Kytt

“The Time To Run (Finale)” by Dexter Britain

“catch a wave” by Duke Hugh

“Another Version of You” by Chris Zabriskie

“Ball Drop” by Ryan Little

“Biscuits” by Lambent

“Passive Aggressive Feminism” by Jazz Bras Dot Com

Produced by Elyssa Dudley.

Feminism has always had a cyclical momentum, both in the broader movement and in our personal lives. And so this episode is about how we revolt, and also how we revolve, how we change and transform, the ways we rotate and orbit around the same feelings, or how we get over it, evolve, & move on.

This episode features ++ writer & illustrator Yumi Sakugawa reading “7 Rituals From the Feminist Utopia: Prebirth to Postdeath,” from The Feminist Utopia Project ++ Kelsey Nolan reading her essay about breaking up & moving on in a piece called “His & Hers” ++ "Sad Sax Song" by Leah Menzer, the realest break up song of 2016 ++ AND MORE!

Produced and scored by Elyssa Dudley.