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By Kind of Funny Pod
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The podcast currently has 29 episodes available.
Ramadan Mubarak, everyone!
On Correspondent Dinners, Mayoral Campaigns, and her emails.
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Photo 6: WHCD 2011
Photo 7: The Tweet
Photo 8: People Magazine
Photo 9: Mayoral Campaign
Photo 10: Emails
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On Greek puzzles and human failures
TW/CW: In this week's episode, Mariam and Aisha discuss topics concerning murder, sexual assault and trauma caused by racist violence, particularly anti-Asian violence.
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Photo 1: Young Huma
Photo 2: Huma and Hillary
Photo 3: Hillary Clinton's Secret Weapon
Photo 4: Jon Stewart's Roommate
Photo 5: The Wedding
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On soft power and vaccine diplomacy
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On female superstardom and public scrutiny. Plus our (late) thoughts on the Golden Globes, the farmers' protest in India, and Framing Britney Spears.
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P.S. Did you happen to watch Namaste Wahala on Netflix? Head over to Namase Wahala Reactions to record your thoughts on the film, and we may include your voice note in a future episode!
On Scientology and Taxation
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Happy New Year! We're back with an episode focused on one of our faves - Nora Ephron. We discuss her legacy as a journalist, screenwriter, and director, as well as her connection to the infamous Watergate scandal. We also share a podcast update at the beginning of the episode ❤️
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It's our twentieth episode! This week, we invited our friend and journalist Annabelle Timsit to discuss fictional countries in pop culture, including Panem, Gilead, and Genovia. Annabelle also shares the reasons she loves the Bachelor franchise, and why we should all watch. This is our last episode of 2020 - we'll see you all in the new year!
Mariam and Aisha are obsessed with political power couples - especially when one of them is a celebrity. Should Grace Kelly have given up her career to live in Monaco? Will we ever forgive Charles?? Has Amal Clooney ever seen Batman & Robin [1997]? You name them, we've gossiped about them. The focus of today's episode is young Eva Perón, a controversial figure in Argentine history and politics. Mariam shares her thoughts on female political power, while Aisha shares as many facts as she can about the movie musical Evita [1996]. Enjoy!
The podcast currently has 29 episodes available.
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