Jules & Phoebe

This week Jules & Phoebe discuss Derek Chauvin's guilty verdict and if the result would have been different under Trump. They also give their views on the expectation of marginalised groups to lead the diversity and inclusion agenda and if it's appropriate to share political views on professional platforms like Linkedin.

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This week Jules & Phoebe discuss the passing of Prince Philip, his problematic legacy and changing attitudes towards the Royal Family. They also discuss the Police's negligent response to the case of Richard Okorogheye; and the government's race report that concluded "institutional racism doesn't exist" in the UK.

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This week Jules & Phoebe discuss the backlash against the video for Lil Nas X's new song "Montero (Call Me By Your Name)". They also give their take on internet relationships experts like Derrick Jaxn and Kevin Samuels, and if millennial women can have it all.

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This week Jules & Phoebe discuss model minority myths and growing anti-Asian violence in the US. They talk specifically about the attack in Atlanta and the sexism and racism experienced by East Asian women. They also give their view on the firing of the Editor-in-Chief of Teen Vogue, due to her racist tweets against the Asian community. As well as sharing their thoughts on the #SynderCut version of DC's Justice League.

**TRIGGER WARNING** This episode includes discussions of racism and violence against women that may be triggering. This week Jules & Phoebe discuss the fall out from Harry & Meghan's Oprah interview, and the teachable moments offered by Susanna Reid, Sharon Osbourne and the Queen's official statement. They also pay their respects to Sarah Everard and discuss the importance of both men and women taking a stand against violence against women.

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This week Jules & Phoebe share their thoughts on Harry & Meghan's Oprah interview, the initial reaction from the British press, and what it means for the British monarchy.

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This week Jules & Phoebe take a stab at Scottish politics and discuss the fallout of Harry & Meghan’s interview with Oprah Winfrey. They also talk about discussing money at work without shame and being confident advocating for yourself.

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Jules & Phoebe discuss Harry & Meghan losing their royal patronages, the constant vitriol from the British press, and the royal family refusing to modernise. They also give their take on Black British actors finding success in the US, including Daniel Kaluuya in the new movie "Judas and the Black Messiah".

This week Jules & Phoebe discuss people refusing to wear a mask when flying during the pandemic. They give their take on bullying accusations on the set of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", and what toxic workplaces look like in a remote world. They also celebrate the Bumble IPO and give their take on what the future of AI means for online dating.

Jules and Phoebe discuss the latest shows that have caught their attention, including "WandaVision" and the documentary "Capital in the Twenty-First Century". They give their take on Candice Brathwaite, Rochelle Humes and the TV documentary focusing on the maternal health of black women in UK; They also explore Michaela Cole's drama series, "I May Destroy You", being snubbed at the Golden Globes, and the need for diversity in media.

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**CORRECTION**

In this podcast, Phoebe incorrectly names Clemmie Telford as the woman behind the infamous @mother_of_daughters account when referencing the online harassment of Candice Brathwaite. Clemmie Hooper is actually who she intended to mention, but COVID-brain obviously got the better of her. Sincere apologies to Telford for the momentary brain-blip.