This week, we have our very own NYU Galley Girl, art historian and pop culture maven Alicia Caticha! We’re talking Snuggies, the trauma of revisiting our younger selves, Virgo energy, and which of the “Girls” we are most like. (also sorry for the sound! Recording from home is weird and we’re doing our best!)

Episode 3 - Alicia Caticha

In 2012, when Lena Dunham’s “Girls” aired on HBO, the voice of the millennial generation arrived. Funny, awkward, selfish, and unaware, “Girls” became a critical darling and the darling object of criticism.  It’s impossible not to have a stance on this show, and Danielle and Jess are going to dig into it. We’re here to discuss the dream, one episode at a time. Seen it, missed it, love it, or hate it, “Voice of a Generation” will have everyone talking again.<br /><br />This show is a part of The Social Podcast Network if you wanna work with us or follow us more, check us out at thesocialpod.net or follow us on Instagram @thesocialpodcastnetwork. You can call become a Patreon for The Social by going to patreon.com and looking up The Social Podcast Network.

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In 2012, when Lena Dunham’s “Girls” aired on HBO, the voice of the millennial generation arrived. Funny, awkward, selfish, and unaware, “Girls” became a critical darling and the darling object of criticism. It’s impossible not to have a stance on this show, and Danielle and Jess are going to dig into it. We’re here to discuss the dream, one episode at a time. Seen it, missed it, love it, or hate it, “Voice of a Generation” will have everyone talking again.This show is a part of The Social Podcast Network if you wanna work with us or follow us more, check us out at thesocialpod.net or follow us on Instagram @thesocialpodcastnetwork. You can call become a Patreon for The Social by going to patreon.com and looking up The Social Podcast Network.

In 2012, when Lena Dunham’s “Girls” aired on HBO, the voice of the millennial generation arrived. Funny, awkward, selfish, and unaware, “Girls” became a critical darling and the darling object of criticism.  It’s impossible not to have a stance on this show, and Danielle and Jess are going to dig into it. We’re here to discuss the dream, one episode at a time. Seen it, missed it, love it, or hate it, “Voice of a Generation” will have everyone talking again.<br><br>This show is a part of The Social Podcast Network if you wanna work with us or follow us more, check us out at thesocialpod.net or follow us on Instagram @thesocialpodcastnetwork. You can call become a Patreon for The Social by going to patreon.com and looking up The Social Podcast Network.

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