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Bridgerton Through a Feminist Lens: Why Two Feminists Love the Show

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Episode Summary

Thea and Tandy dive into a lively discussion about the hit TV series Bridgerton, exploring why two feminists enjoy the show and addressing some common questions they've received about it. They offer their perspectives on character development, feminist themes, and the show's portrayal of relationships and pleasure.

  • Why Thea and Tandy, as feminists, enjoy watching Bridgerton

  • Character analysis, including Eloise's development and privilege

  • The show's focus on female pleasure and relationships

  • Comparisons to other period dramas like The Great

  • Music choices and their impact on the viewing experience

  • Thoughts on the adaptation from book to screen

    • The hosts discuss the feminist roots of gossip as a way for women to share information and keep each other safe

    • They explore the character development of Eloise and her journey of self-discovery

    • Thea and Tandy share their team preferences: Team Penelope vs. Team Eloise

    • They touch on the dopamine response triggered by listening to music from one's teens and early twenties

      • This episode contains spoilers for the Bridgerton series. Listeners who haven't watched the show may want to be aware of potential plot revelations.

      Find Thea and Tandy on Instagram and other social media platforms to continue the conversation about Bridgerton and other topics discussed on the show.

      Resources:

      • Queen’s Podcast - 4 Part Series on Catherine the Great

        • Part 1

        • Part 2

        • Part 3

        • Part 4

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          Say What You Need To SayBy Tandy and Thea