Mag Hags

Marie Claire, October 1990


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Got a crush on your married colleague? Has masturbation become mundane? Looking for ways to make your beauty routine more efficient? 


It’s October 1990. Mr Bean is in, Margaret Thatcher is out, and Germaine Greer is shaking it all about in a long and highly convoluted essay on masturbation. Is it self-love or self-abuse? We’re not sure we’ve emerged any the wiser.


Elsewhere this week (the final episode of the season!) the Mag Hags get the tea from both sides of an affair, discuss the power and value of real life stories, and ponder the best way to wear a hooded shawl.


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CHAPTERS


02:23 - Introduction to Marie Claire, October 1990


07:48 - Diary of an affair: In a Mag Hags first, we hear about infidelity from both sides


26:46 - *An ad break from 1990*


29:31 - What actually happened on board the Marchioness? A first person account of the tragic disaster on the Thames


45:17 - Fashion and beauty tips from 1990


48:58 - Self love or self-abuse: Germaine Greer on female masturbation


1:01:45 - What's Hot and What's Not in October 1990


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Mag Hags is created and hosted by Franki Cookney and Lucy Douglas.

Editing and audio production by Franki Cookney.

Our theme music is Look Where That Got You, Mattie Maguire. Additional music: Leotard Haul, Dez Moran. Both courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com.



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Mag HagsBy Franki Cookney & Lucy Douglas