Super Tuesday showed that the primaries aren’t going so super, Nikki Haley and Krysten Sinema drop out in their own special ways, the abortion pill becomes available at some CVS and Walgreens locations, and more in news. Then, Robin Givhan of the Washington Post joins to talk about the State of the Union and iconic political fashion statements of the past. Finally, Sani-Petty (where is Kate Middleton?). 

Show Notes
Our episode on the Comstock Act: “Speaker Chaos and Zombie Laws” w. Chani Nicholas and Amy Sohn
Robin Givhan
"Truly dystopian": Experts worry Trump's school vaccine plan will spark "public health catastrophe" (Salon)
Y/N by Esther Yi (Goodreads)

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Washington Post journalist Taylor Lorenz joins to talk about her viral interview with Libs of Tik Tok. Then 19th news Journalist  Errin Haines and filmmaker/activist Princess Hariston join to talk about their new documentary The 19th’s Breaking The News.  Plus, Erin and Alyssa get into the Republican response to Alabama’s IVF law, Jill Biden’s new federal initiative, Olivia Rodrigo’s new reproductive health fund and more. Finally, a Love is Blind take down in SaniPetty.

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Show Notes

The 19th’s, Breaking The News: https://19thnews.org/2024/02/how-to-watch-breaking-the-news-documentary-pbs/

https://www.pbs.org/video/breaking-the-news-q71bt6/

The 19th's podcast

Taylor Lorenz: ​​How Libs of TikTok became a powerful presence in Oklahoma schools

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2024/02/24/libs-tiktok-oklahoma-nonbinary-teen-death/

Heritage Foundation: Protestant Denominations Need Stronger Leadership on Assisted Reproductive Technology

https://www.heritage.org/marriage-and-family/commentary/protestant-denominations-need-stronger-leadership-assisted

Olivia Rodrigo's Fund 4 Good

https://www.eifoundation.org/partners/olivia-rodrigos-fund-4-good/

Republicans in Alabama, Kansas, and Florida attempt more anti-abortion workarounds by redefining “personhood;” ProPublica shows how Tennessee makes motherhood a nightmare; Nikki Haley stays on the campaign trail; dating app developers make Tinder addictive; and more in news. Then, Rep. Judy Chu from California talks about the Lunar New Year (we love dragons!), gun safety, and a new bill aimed at helping caregivers. Finally, June Diane Raphael dishes about Sister Wives, acting, and more.

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Show Notes
The Year After A Denied Abortion (propublica.org)
After Ruling, University of Alabama at Birmingham Health System Pauses I.V.F. Procedures (nytimes.com)
Congresswoman Judy Chu
June Diane: instagram + her podcast The Deep Dive with Jessica St Clair and June Diane Raphael

Fani Willis and Donald Trump might meet up in an Atlanta hearing; Joe Biden’s on TikTok; Republicans sincerely threaten a national abortion ban; Texas, Ohio, and Missouri deal with reproductive healthcare BS; and more in news. Then, Bess Kalb and Kiran Deol join to discuss being an artist promoting their work on social media (inspired by an article in Vox by Rebecca Jennings). Finally, Sani-Petty (Mark Meadows and…long boogers?).

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Show Notes
Everyone’s a sellout now (Vox)

Abortion laws cause birth rates to rise in Texas, the mother of a school shooter is charged, King Charles has cancer, and more in news. Then, Cat Bohannon joins to discuss evolution from a more female perspective, including but not limited to: corkscrew vaginas, castration, and blood sucking demon fetuses. Finally, Sani-Petty (The Brothers Sun, Law and Order, and…boogers-induced Alzheimer’s?).

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Show Notes
Cat Bohannon
Eve: How The Female Body Drove 200 Million Years Of Human Evolution
 

News Sources

Taylor Swift and Sunday’s Kansas City Chiefs win make Republicans stir in fear of a potential Biden endorsement; Trump must pay writer E. Jean Carroll $83.3 million after another legal proceeding; Texas AG Ken Paxton’s deposition was delayed; an update from Crooked's VP of Politics, Shaniqua McClendon; and more in news. Then, journalist Anna Louie Sussman joins to talk about the ideological divide between young men and women based on a circulating graph from the Financial Times. Finally, Sani-Petty (Jeff Bezos, your birthday party looked really lame). 

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Show Notes
@annalouiesuss / Anna Louie Sussman
Vote Save America
Ken Paxton: This F*cking Guy (YouTube)
A new global gender divide is emerging (Financial Times)
Opinion: If attitudes don’t shift, a political dating mismatch will threaten marriage (WaPo Editorial Board)
‘It’s such a weird thing’: Fans are calling out Sydney Sweeney for allegedly lying about being a Universal Studios tour guide (Daily Dot)

Erin Ryan and Alyssa Mastromonaco discuss the latest abortion news (the Biden campaign doubles down, and the March for Life happened this past weekend). Then, Katie Couric joins to discuss her interviews with Kamala Harris and Sarah Palin, the state of journalism, becoming a grandma, and all the things making us say WTF. Finally, Sani-Petty (did Greta Gerwig and the Barbie movie get snubbed?).

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Show Notes
Next Question with Katie Couric, an iHeartPodcast
Wake-Up Call, Katie Couric's newsletter
Barbie: Barbie The World Tour book by stylist Andrew Mukamal, Hillary's statement about the Oscars
Lily Gladstone Makes Oscars History as First Native American Best Actress Nominee (Rolling Stone)

Erin Ryan and Alyssa Mastromonaco discuss Nikki Haley and the Iowa Caucus, Trump’s latest E Jean Carroll lawsuit, and the state of anti-trans legislation in news. Then, Megan Gailey and Dana Schwartz join to talk about Ariana Grande, homewreckers and “the other woman,” and the way women are held to higher moral standards than men are. Finally, Sani-Petty (are we reliving John Tucker Must Die?). 

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Show Notes
Fact Check: 9 anti-trans bills in Missouri on Wednesday, not 7! (Source)
Ariana Grande - yes, and? (official music video)

Erin Ryan and Alyssa Mastromonaco discuss the fishy Fani Willis allegations; Claudine Gay, Bill Ackman, and Ivy League plagiarism for me but none for thee; Trump’s immunity claim and impeachment trial nonsense; a court ruling that hospitals don’t need to provide emergency abortions to patients in accordance with federal guidelines; and a bunch of other stupid bullshit in news. Then, Florida Rep. Anna Eskamani joins to discuss reproductive rights in the Sunshine State and how abortion access in the state matters for the whole South post-Roe. Finally, Sani-Petty (planes are falling apart, and people are obsessed with…water bottles?).

Show Notes
Rep. Anna V. Eskamani (Twitter, Website)
Florida Access Network
votesaveamerica.com/fuckbans
Fani Willis allegations (Daily Beast)
Christopher Rufo interview (Politico)

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Erin Ryan and Alyssa Mastromonaco invite Julissa Arce, Grace Parra Janney, and Michaela Watkins to review the best and worst parts of 2023 and make predictions for 2024.

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