Jules & Phoebe give their take on retail investors taking on Wall Street, and the fallout from platforms like Robinhood restricting trading of Gamestop, AMC and other meme stocks. They also discuss having no friends post-COVID and Brexit killing free roaming.

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Jules & Phoebe are back with the first podcast of 2021. They discuss the guilt of travelling home for Christmas during COVID and Jules' new obsession with Dave Ramsey. They also dive into the saga between feminist influencers The Slumflower and Florence Givens, and the case for sending repapartions to black influencers via cash app; and share their initial thoughts on Clubhouse.

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This week Jules & Phoebe discuss 'The Stepford Wives' and how the expectation of women to be docile and submissive plays out today. Especially during Christmas with the gendering of holiday labour. They also give their thoughts on Zalando co-CEO Rubin Ritter quitting work to prioritise his wife's career, and the Wall Street Journal piece asking Dr. Jill Biden to drop her 'Dr.' title.

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This week Jules & Phoebe discuss owning your superpower and developing the tools to manage imposter syndrome. They also share their thoughts on Jennifer Lopez denying her use of botox, and claiming that olive oil keeps her looking young.

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This week Jules & Phoebe discuss all things The Crown, in a special episode!

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This week Jules & Phoebe discuss the racist responses to Sainsbury's Christmas advert, and Priti Patel's "sorry, not sorry" response to bullying accusations. They are also joined by transformational career wellness coach, Bella Davies-Heard. Bella shares her journey into coaching and how you can make work work FOR you and not against you.

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This week Jules & Phoebe discuss lockdown blues, the fall of Dominic Cummings and how Biden's Irish heritage and understanding of the Good Friday agreement could influence Brexit negotiations. They also celebrate Pfizer and BioNTech's COVID-19 vaccine breakthrough and the husband and wife team behind the leading vaccine.

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This week Jules & Phoebe discuss the impact platforms like Google, Facebook and Twitter are having on human psychology. They also explore the influence these platforms have on politics and radicalising voters. Whilst they're both happy with the Biden Harris victory, they're keen to see the Democratic Party focus on policy that benefits working class Americans. They also pay homage to Stacey Abrams for flipping Georgia and explore why more white women voted for Trump in 2020 than 2016, and nuances around the youth vote.

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This week Jules & Phoebe are joined by artist and writer Erin Darcy. In early 2018, Erin created an online art project, In Her Shoes – Women of the Eighth, to safely and anonymously share private stories of the real and devastating impact of the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution of Ireland. In the five months leading up to the referendum on abortion, the project asked a simple question of undecided voters: put yourself in her shoes.

In Her Shoes: Women of the Eighth: A Memoir and Anthology (2020) by Erin Darcy www.amazon.co.uk/Her-Shoes-Eighth-Memoir-Anthology/dp/1848407629

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This week Jules & Phoebe are joined by journalist and writer @Kuchenga. Kuchenga shares her journey to self-acceptance, and how she found healing and survival in black women's literature. Together they discuss the importance of going beyond pop-culture's obsession with trans trauma and medical transitions. Kuchenga also shares the inspiration behind her upcoming novel. You can read Kuchenga's work here: https://kuchenga.com/

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