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Join Elle as she dives deep into the fascinating world of luxury investments and economics in "Why Women Buy Birkins, Not Stocks." This thought-provoking episode explores how historical barriers in finance have shaped women's relationship with wealth, from the days when diamonds were a woman's only financial safety netto today's luxury handbag market. Elle examines why women often gravitate toward alternative investments like Birkin bags, while challenging traditional narratives about women's spending. Through a lens of both systemic barriers and cultural messaging, she uncovers how the feminine economy continues to evolve, making a compelling case for destigmatizing women's purchases while advocating for financial empowerment.

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In today's episode, we dive into a recent TikTok controversy that highlights the complex dynamics of cross-cultural marriages and the dehumanizing aspects of the "mail order bride" phenomenon. We explore a case where a man complains about his Filipina wife becoming "Americanized" after she left him, despite his wealth and material provisions. The wife's response reveals his pattern of “behavior” that extended to her family. Through this story, we examine the historical context of international marriages, from colonial America to modern digital platforms, while unpacking crucial concepts like orientalism, exoticization, and the objectification pipeline that continues to affect women in these relationships.

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In this episode, Elle explores the rise of "female unaliver" books in contemporary literature. Starting with Gone Girl as a pivotal example, she delves into how these narratives challenge traditional depictions of women in media. Through analysis of works like Bunny, A Certain Hunger, and Boy Parts, Elle examines whether the glorification of “such” female acts truly serves women. While acknowledging these books' cathartic appeal, she implores the viewer to rethink what power truly means and if it is at all related to dominance.

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In this powerful episode, Elle tackles the complex topic of developing healthy self-esteem and boundaries for women who grew up without a positive father figure. She introduces the concept of the "Home Depot Dad" - an archetype of the supportive, present, and loving father who treats his daughter like a princess and sets high standards for how she should be treated. Elle challenges the misogynistic notion of "fatherless behavior" and emphasizes that women are not responsible for the actions of absent fathers. Through her signature "spoiled girlie philosophy," she explains how women can reclaim their worth and value regardless of their upbringing. The episode concludes with an empowering message about women's ability to shape the future by recognizing their inherent worth.

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Join Elle as she explores the disappearance of "the village" in modern motherhood. In this thought-provoking episode, Elle delves into why mothers in the United States are facing an unprecedented social support crisis, contrasting today's isolated parenting with traditional communal child-rearing practices. Drawing from personal experience growing up in a village-style community and backed by research on collective parenting across cultures, Elle examines how industrialization and shifting social values have contributed to the dissolution of supportive networks for mothers. She challenges the modern emphasis on rugged individualism and advocates for rebuilding meaningful community connections to support mothers in their parenting journey.

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In this episode, Elle breaks down the viral TikTok trend "telling my husband I can't pay the mortgage" and what it reveals about modern relationships. The trend features wives playfully telling their provider husbands they can't pay the mortgage, despite never being responsible for it, leading to confused and sometimes offended reactions. Elle analyzes how this trend sparked discussions about 50-50 relationships versus provider dynamics, pattern recognition in women's experiences, and the ongoing challenges of financial equity in relationships. She also shares practical advice for women seeking provider relationships, including maintaining financial independence and properly managing family finances.

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In today's episode, Elle dives deep into the phenomenon of "304Tok" and its rising popularity, particularly focusing on content creator Blue Eyed Kayla Jade. The discussion explores how this TikTok subculture, where “such” workers share lifestyle content and personal stories, has gained widespread appreciation among women viewers. Elle examines the complex dynamics at play regarding “such” work while highlighting how this cultural shift represents a breaking down of traditional stigmas and social divisions. The episode thoughtfully balances celebrating individual agency while acknowledging the broader systemic issues and varying experiences within the industry.

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In today's episode, Elle explores the fascinating question of why women tend to live longer than men. From biological factors like chromosomal differences to social behaviors and the intriguing "grandmother hypothesis," she delves into the science behind women's greater longevity. She also examines how factors like the "young male syndrome" and different lifestyle choices contribute to this gap in life expectancy, making this episode both informative and thought-provoking.

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In today's episode, Elle discusses the shocking case of a mother who recently shared her heartbreaking story on social media about discovering her husband's [bad] behavior towards their young daughters. The episode focuses on raising awareness about child safety and prevention, while also exploring the complex societal issues surrounding these cases. Elle is running a fundraiser through the Youtube Giving Platform for Darkness to Light, a leading organization in preventing child abuse through education and community action. The discussion includes important statistics about these cases, socioeconomic factors, and the critical importance of financial independence for women's safety.

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In today's episode, Elle delves into the often-overlooked burden of holiday preparations that disproportionately falls on women. As we approach Thanksgiving, Elle explores how women become the unsung architects of holiday magic, managing everything from cognitive and emotional labor to the physical demands of hosting. Through historical context and modern examples, she discusses how this traditionally wasn't "women's work", but evolved into a gendered responsibility that impacts women's mental and physical well-being. Elle emphasizes the importance of recognizing and redistributing this invisible labor, challenging listeners to raise their expectations and break free from exhausting holiday traditions that leave women overworked and underappreciated.