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Dr. Amanda and Dr. Lydia take on Mar-a-Lago face. They discuss why women learn early that appearance is cultural currency, self-objectification, GLP-1s, Botox, makeup as drag, risk and access to modifications, and what it means to look "natural."
Question(s) of the day: Are decisions about body modification driven more by individual or societal forces? Is anyone actually natural anymore, or is natural just another aesthetic?
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On this episode of Office Hours After Dark: Pop Culture and Popcorn, communication professors and friends Dr. Amanda and Dr. Lydia unpack the cultural conversations surrounding Yesteryear, the bestselling novel by Caro Claire Burke. From tradwife influencers and the aesthetics of traditional domesticity to social media branding and the complicated expectations placed on women, we explore why this story has so much to say about contemporary culture.
Question of the day: Is it possible to be a feminist tradwife? Tell us on Instagram @officehoursafterdarkshow or email [email protected].
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