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Episode 77: Mean Girls
We could almost call this episode on our review of Mean Girls, “the problem with white feminism”. But instead we’ll just say, this episode is so fetch. Also very early aughts. A lot of flashbacks to high school bullying, and Lindsay can’t wait to tell you about the time she rigged her highschool prom to win prom queen. Tune in and we hope you’re having a festive holiday season!
TIMELINE:
01m 18s Natacia updates: Life stuff–tooth ache, do not recommend, holidays are upon us. That time when Natacia went AWOL and Lindsay almost sent out a search & rescue. “You need someone to check on you, worry about you? I’m available.”. Thoughts on the first part of the Harry and Megan documentary, the new M3GAN trailer, Warner Bros Discovery news, Pinocchio film review, BoJack Horseman.
44m 41s Lindsay updates: Holiday movie, holiday sapphic noel, music: Noah Kahan’s “Stick Season”, and Stromae https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dkDepLX0rk
51m 26s Rewatch Tower, and Temperature Check
57m 59s Roses and Thorns
01h 46m 49s Fun Facts Factory
01h 51m 36s Rating
01h 52m 27s Popcorner
Join the Chatter!
Twitter: @popchatterpod
IG: @popchatterpod
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Send questions to: [email protected]
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PLUGS:
Natacia recommends: Support & follow the New York Times union: follow them on Twitter @NYTimesGuild, they did a one day strike on 12/8
- The management of the nation’s most elite, center-left news organization, which, in its opinion pages, supports unionization at places like Amazon and endorsed Elizabeth Warren for president in part because she would “give workers more ability to bargain collectively,” is now telling its impecunious staff to quit clanking their tin cups. The workers want raises that keep up with inflation, and the company is on track for an annual operating profit of more than $300 million. (from New York Magazine)
- Of course, if the union really wants to draw blood, they will have to go on a real strike. The 114-day-long one which gripped the city’s nine dailies in 1963
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By Natacia & Lindsay
4.4
77 ratings
We could almost call this episode on our review of Mean Girls, “the problem with white feminism”. But instead we’ll just say, this episode is so fetch. Also very early aughts. A lot of flashbacks to high school bullying, and Lindsay can’t wait to tell you about the time she rigged her highschool prom to win prom queen. Tune in and we hope you’re having a festive holiday season!
TIMELINE:
01m 18s Natacia updates: Life stuff–tooth ache, do not recommend, holidays are upon us. That time when Natacia went AWOL and Lindsay almost sent out a search & rescue. “You need someone to check on you, worry about you? I’m available.”. Thoughts on the first part of the Harry and Megan documentary, the new M3GAN trailer, Warner Bros Discovery news, Pinocchio film review, BoJack Horseman.
44m 41s Lindsay updates: Holiday movie, holiday sapphic noel, music: Noah Kahan’s “Stick Season”, and Stromae https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dkDepLX0rk
51m 26s Rewatch Tower, and Temperature Check
57m 59s Roses and Thorns
01h 46m 49s Fun Facts Factory
01h 51m 36s Rating
01h 52m 27s Popcorner
Join the Chatter!
Twitter: @popchatterpod
IG: @popchatterpod
TikTok @popchatterpodcast
Send questions to: [email protected]
Theme music: pink navel (IG: @dotdev_ )
PLUGS:
Natacia recommends: Support & follow the New York Times union: follow them on Twitter @NYTimesGuild, they did a one day strike on 12/8
- The management of the nation’s most elite, center-left news organization, which, in its opinion pages, supports unionization at places like Amazon and endorsed Elizabeth Warren for president in part because she would “give workers more ability to bargain collectively,” is now telling its impecunious staff to quit clanking their tin cups. The workers want raises that keep up with inflation, and the company is on track for an annual operating profit of more than $300 million. (from New York Magazine)
- Of course, if the union really wants to draw blood, they will have to go on a real strike. The 114-day-long one which gripped the city’s nine dailies in 1963