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Rikki and Sharmeen delve into the Disney+ Marvel series: Ms. Marvel.
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Rikki and Sharmeen discuss the current media (and their own) obsession with historical period dramas, specifically British period dramas, and imperialism's continuing influence.
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Rikki and Sharmeen have a very candid and informal chat to express how they are coping with the recent rebuking of reproductive rights along with the other compounding issues from wage stagnation, inflation, the housing crisis, student loan debt, climate change, and racial injustice; and the necessity of avoiding political apathy.
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Rikki and Sharmeen explore creative writing within academia and as a means for healing, activism, and self-expression.
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Rikki and Sharmeen open the episode with a check-in to acknowledge the recent gun-related targeted mass violence in the U.S. & Pride Month, then delve into the significance, history & symbolism of Juneteenth.
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Rikki and Sharmeen unpack their feelings about the events relating to the rollbacks of reproductive justice, its connections to individualism, and the concept of the capital "T" truth.
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Rikki and Sharmeen discuss why it is important to have representation on all fronts and especially "behind the scenes" - in media and other industries.
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Join this very candid conversation where Rikki and Sharmeen ask: is it possible to separate art from the artist?
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Rikki and Sharmeen are back with talk about 'the ton' and season 2 of the Netflix series Bridgerton.
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Sharmeen & Rikki discuss "The Trojan Horse Affair" and its connection to neoliberal feminism and Strategic White Womanhood featured in Ruby Hamad's book "White Tears, Brown Scars".
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