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On our first episode after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, Yasmin Nair and I take a moment to consider the implications: What does this mean for a newly emboldened right? And how can the left find new strategies of resistance?
We also watch a particularly brutal episode of Mad Men (S1E3, "The Marriage of Figaro"), which brings our abortion discussion back to the early 1960s and connects concepts of "privacy" to houses, neighborhoods, and bedrooms.
To listen to the whole episode, and access our massive library of bonus content, become a Nostalgia Trap subscriber for just $5 a month: patreon.com/nostalgiatrap
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On our first episode after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, Yasmin Nair and I take a moment to consider the implications: What does this mean for a newly emboldened right? And how can the left find new strategies of resistance?
We also watch a particularly brutal episode of Mad Men (S1E3, "The Marriage of Figaro"), which brings our abortion discussion back to the early 1960s and connects concepts of "privacy" to houses, neighborhoods, and bedrooms.
To listen to the whole episode, and access our massive library of bonus content, become a Nostalgia Trap subscriber for just $5 a month: patreon.com/nostalgiatrap

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