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Welcome back to Girl Employee! In today's special episode, Carmen will share some research on trad wives and feminine lifestyle aesthetics. 

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Welcome back to Girl Employee! Today's special episode is an interview with Muj Abdulzade on corporate aesthetics, performativity in the workplace, and graphic design as an investigative practice.

You can learn more about Muj's work:

Slow Mondays: https://substack.com/@slowmondays
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/imujabd/

Office Aesthetics, Paola Jalili: https://paolajalili.xyz/office-aesthetics/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/office.aesthetics/

Office sirens: https://networkcultures.org/longform/2024/09/23/drown-your-laptop/

https://officemuseum.online/index.html

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Welcome back to Girl Employee! Today's special episode is an interview with Anan Fries and their research on technology, spirituality and digital rituals. 

You can learn more about Anan's work:  

https://ananfries.net/
https://www.instagram.com/hairygaze/
https://www.plurality.net/
https://www.meghanogieblyn.com/events

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Welcome back to Girl Employee! Today's special episode is an interview with Lua Vollaard and her fascinating research on women and work, women and computing, and much more. 

You can learn more about Lua's Work through her Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/fangedluamena/ 

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Welcome back to Girl Employee! Today's special episode is about Social Media Love Gurus and our experience with those... You can find more recommendations on our Patreon reading list!

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Welcome back to Girl Employee! Today's special episode wraps up 2024 as we share insights on two pieces of writing we particularly enjoyed. You can find more recommendations on our Patreon reading list!

https://www.patreon.com/posts/episode-18-vs-in-119974242?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_fan&utm_content=web_share 

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Welcome back to Girl Employee! We’re thrilled to have a very special guest joining us today—an exceptional researcher and a dear friend, Sophie Publig. In this episode, Sophie will dive into some of her latest groundbreaking research projects, offering us her insights on the concept and aesthetics of "the girl online."

Credit for the image is @sensitivesensualist

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Welcome back to girl employee. This month, we'll share some thoughts and discoveries on the dead internet theory and how it might challenge the field of critical internet studies and digital cultures at large.

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Welcome back to girl employee. This month, we'll share some thoughts on how generative AI impacts the research and development of architecture, and ways to remain critical or creative with such tools.

The image was generated with the following prompt: A home designed for a really cool person with a small cat.  It should be minimalistic and all light green. The furniture can be of a trendy modernist/Scandinavian style, with an urban, industrial feel. It should feel neither extremely feminine nor masculine. There should be spaces for existential questioning, as well as social activities. No hanging lamps.


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Welcome back to girl employee. This month, we'll share some thoughts on the most recent video game graphics developments, the cinematic potential of game engines, and their public reception.

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