On Grape Culture this week, Sam, Kim, and Alex talk about Elizabeth Benedict's "Me, My Hair, and I", and what a surprising role hair plays in society and feminism. Where do culture and feminism clash when it comes to hair? What's the secret to the ideal haircut? And why does everyone need hair ninjas? Find out on this week's episode.

Music: Shower Beer by GG Riggs

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"High heels were invented by a man, Kimmy. Because no woman ever invented anything."

On Grape Culture this week, the team crack open a couple of bottles of PINOOOOT NOO-IIIIRRR and talk about the wacky Netflix sitcom, The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Is it a feminist show? What's the difference between satire and ignorance? And what the hell does 'biodiverse' actually mean? Find out in this week's episode.

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On Grape Culture this week, the team crack open some fancy rosé, and discuss the place of role models in modern day feminism and society. Is it dangerous to emulate someone else, or should we be inspired? What makes a good role model? And how does this all link to Game of Thrones? #GrapeCulture

This week, the team discuss Carol Dyhouse's "Glamour: Women, History, Feminism". What does the word 'glamour' mean to them? Is there a place for glamour in the feminist movement? And why does she talk so damn much about fur?

Join Sam, Kim, and Alex as they explore their own experiences with glam, and drink delicious pink fizz.

On this week's show, the team chat about Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, whether there is still a housework divide between the sexes, and why minimalism is like a kind of cult. Does it bring them joy? You'll have to listen to find out!

The topic: Tidying Up with Marie Kondo

The wine: Talisman Gruner Veltliner

On this week's show, Sam, Alex, and Kim discuss the beautiful-but-badass book 'Bad Girls Throughout History' by Ann Shen, their own historical girls crushes, and the Disneyfication of Susan B. Anthony.

The topic: Bad Girls Throughout History by Ann Shen

The wine: Occhipinti SP68

On this week's episode, the team discuss Alida Nugent's collection of essays on feminism, You Don't Have to Like Me, and drink some of the worst wines they've ever tried. Tune in for talks about female friendship, dressing like Cruella de Vil, and why merlot can get in the sea.

The topic: You Don't Have to Like Me by Alida Nugent

The wine: Penguin Sands Chardonnay and Elegido Merlot

On this week's episode, Sam, Kim, and Alex discuss one of the biggest sitcoms of all time: Friends. Is it the voice of a generation, or enormously overrated? Is it any more problematic than any other sitcom of the Nineties? And ISN'T ROSS THE ABSOLUTE WORST?

The topic: Friends

The wine: Jacob's Creek Shiraz, Puklavec and Friends Sauvignon Blanc Pinot Grigio, Philip Shaw Edinburgh Palace

On this week's episode of Grape Culture, Sam, Kim, and Alex discuss Maria Stoian's graphic memoir, Take It As A Compliment, the #MeToo movement, and the place of graphic novels in education.

*TRIGGER WARNING: This podcast deals with issues of abuse and sexual assault*

The topic: Take It As A Compliment

The wine of choice: Porcupine Ridge Sauvignon Blanc 2018 and Chronic Cellars Sweet Petite

This week, the team discuss why people don't think women can be as funny as men, their own experiences as women in comedy, and why you should NEVER tell someone that they're funny... for a woman.

The topic: Women in comedy

The drinks: Ginking and Workshop Mastercraft Cabernet Sauvignon