Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET check out Kat Krozonouski and Nat Biase as they cover the latest pop-culture news from a Christian-conservative perspective.

In Episode No. 44 of Miss Understood, we list some of the most annoying takes from famous women, some of the best takes from famous women, and one annoying take from a person who calls himself a woman, despite having XY chromosomes.

Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET check out Kat Krozonouski and Nat Biase as they cover the latest pop-culture news from a Christian-conservative perspective.

Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET check out Kat Krozonouski and Nat Biase as they cover the latest pop-culture news from a Christian-conservative perspective.

Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET check out Kat Krozonouski and Nat Biase as they cover the latest pop-culture news from a Christian-conservative perspective.

Tuesday mornings check out Kat Krozonouski and Nat Biase as they cover the latest pop-culture news from a Christian-conservative perspective.

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In Episode No. 38 of Miss Understood, we weigh in on the accusations against Taylor Swift for being “fatphobic” in the music video for her hit new single Anti-Hero.

In a now-deleted section of the video, Swift stands on a scale and sees the message “fat.” Although the song is representative of Taylor’s personal struggles with an eating disorder, the mob came after her for being afraid of getting fat.

So, we offer our take on the mob’s attempt at minimizing her lived experience and question if the body positivity movement is a scam created by hot women to eliminate competition for high-quality men.

We also react to Disney’s introduction of its first-ever plus-sized ballerina heroine and offer some tips to ditch a toxic body image mindset — throw out your mirrors and scales, ladies!

We then tackle Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen’s divorce and address the ways we feel he may have fumbled in their marriage in his pursuit of maintaining G.O.A.T status in the football world.

Do you think masculinity is toxic? We don’t unless it involves too much soy or biological males encroaching on female spaces. So, we discuss transgender TikTok influencer Dylan Mulvaney and their creepy attempt to ‘normalize the bulge’ despite identifying as a woman and question if Caitlyn Jenner is part of the problem in the trans movement.

Finally, we react to a frightening new video game created by a trans programmer about slaughtering ‘gender fascists’ — also known as anyone critical of gender ideology.

In Episode No. 37 of Miss Understood, we talk about mental and physical health – The good, the bad, and the ugly.

First, we address how fear inhibits us from achieving our full potential! For example, in a recent interview, Oscar-winning actress Anne Hathaway revealed that she ‘missed great moments’ at the start of her career because she let fear dictate her life. So, we discuss a mind-over-matter approach to tackling anxiety and offer our testimony for the ways our faith in Christ has liberated us from living in fear.

Then, kids are tragically taking more drugs than ever because they can’t cope with the lasting effects of lockdowns, the cost of living, and the so-called climate crisis.

We dissect the data from a recent study out of the United Kingdom to understand why young adults are ill-equipped to tackle the highs and lows that come with growing up.

Next, it wouldn’t be a show without talking about the petulance of the Kar-Jenners. Like, did you know you can have it all and nothing at the same time? Kendall Jenner recently reflected on feeling lonely as a teenager during her family’s rise to fame, so we talk about why the rich and famous seem to be miserable despite “having it all”.

We also unpack some of the causes of Alzheimer’s disease and offer some ways to prevent it!

SPOILER ALERT: eating healthy, staying active, socializing, and drinking red wine are just a few simple (and fun) ways to enhance memory!

Then we get physical – Or we talk about physical beauty and body image at least. Drew Barrymore recently offered her countercultural take on plastic surgery, stating she ‘doesn’t want to fight nature,’ and hopes to ‘age naturally.’ Finally, a celebrity who wants to set a good example for women.

Have you heard of atypical anorexia nervosa? We hadn’t, but apparently, ‘fat positive’ influencer Sharon Maxwell suffers from it. So, we unpack what that looks like and highlight some critical differences between suffering from atypical anorexia and anorexia nervosa.

Plus, another Kardashian wants plastic surgery (again). So we talk about some of the social implications this has and why embracing your God-given beauty is OK.

A lot is going on in pop culture news these days. So, in Episode No. 36 of Miss Understood, we respond to some of the latest headlines.

Lizzo has made a large splash in the news lately for a variety of reasons. Roe v. Wade was overturned a few months ago, and despite Planned Parenthood’s racist roots, Lizzo misguidedly cites racism as the reason the Supreme Court is leaving abortion laws up to state legislatures.

The artist has also made it her mission to remind white people that her music is not for them, stressing that her music is about her “black experience.” So, to the 71% of Americans who are white, you should probably grant Lizzo her wishes and stop listening to her music. Hopefully, after losing such a large chunk of her fan base, she’s still able to afford her private jet and luxurious lifestyle!

If that weren’t ridiculous enough, Lizzo is also upset about being oversexualized all the time. So, we offer our take on poor Lizzo’s woes and react to her political and feminist justification for wearing skimpy outfits on stage.

Plus, did you know porn is making people dumber? Neither did we, which is why in this week’s episode, we unpack the reasons why, and react to claims by two female celebrities about being oversexualized and abused.

We also expose some of the dark sides of Reddit, which has stirred up a lot of controversy over the years for censoring conservative content while allowing degenerate content that promotes pedophilia to remain on the site.

That’s not all, everyone’s favourite feminist and naked model, Emily Ratajkowski, is facing backlash for dating Brad Pitt, who was accused of abusing his ex-wife Angelina Jolie and their children after the beauty went after men for their bad behaviour. So, we provide our advice to ‘Emrata’ on how to navigate her own hypocrisy.

And finally, our culture is obsessed with labels! So, in this week’s episode, we discuss the term “Latinx” and expose the fact that essentially no one from the Latin-American community identifies with the term.

Plus! We come out of the closet — that’s right, your beloved hosts are now demisexual! Oh, you don’t know what that word means? Watch the show to find out!

In Episode No. 35 of Miss Understood, we address all the lies women are sold.

Meghan Trainor recently got candid about anti-depressants causing her newborn baby to go to the NICU, so we address the lack of informed consent medical professionals provide for women when they are most vulnerable.

We saw this abuse of power by people in positions of authority time and time again throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, even though data is now coming out about the potential dangers the vaccine poses to women. For example, a new study was published recently stating that women should be cautious when breastfeeding their six-months and under babies for 48 hours post-vaccination, even though we were all told that the vaccines were safe and effective by the “experts.”

Additionally, women were gaslit by the mainstream media for coming forward about changes in menstruation after getting the vaccine. And now, one year later, the media is confirming their claims.

Women are also sold lies about the potential dangers of birth control, which, despite being referred to as “hormonal birth control,” does not contain an ounce of natural hormones and can cause an array of health issues.

We are also constantly directed to look to the rich and famous for skincare advice, who pretend their perfect skin is owed to hydration and a healthy diet. But, let’s be honest, these women have endless access to the best in the skincare business, not to mention plastic surgery. But sure, love yourself more — buy Kim Kardashian’s new skincare line, and you’ll finally be happy!

We also address the lie that women can have it all. Sorry ladies, you can’t beat your biological clock — unless you’re incredibly wealthy and can afford to freeze your eggs for $10,000! But, once again, feminists want us to believe that we can wait until it's convenient to have a baby, and everything will magically work out.

Finally, now that anyone can self-declare that they are a woman, we are being rendered obsolete, and we must make peace with it — or else! So, if you’re uncomfortable with a female-identifying biological male sharing a changeroom with you, congratulations on becoming a bigot.