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Tea & Vulgarity
Tea & Vulgarity episodes
- Emma Goldman: Love Is Indeed a StrangerIn the last installment of Goldman's "Love and Marriage," we read her case for what real love means.7 min
- Emma Goldman: The Hideous Epithet, BastardEmma Goldman makes the case that love is not free, especially in marriage in 1914.5 min
- Emma Goldman: A Mute Beast Fattened for SlaughterEmma Goldman's 1914 essay really hits home with Lady L's soapbox on weddings.7 min
- Emma Goldman: Slavish Acquiescence to Man's SuperiorityThird part of Emma Goldman's 1914 "Marriage and Love."5 min
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- Emma Goldman: Abandon Hope All Ye Who Enter HereFrom "Marriage and Love" by Emma Goldman. " If however, woman's premium is a husband, she pays for it with her name, her privacy, her self-respect, her very life..."4 min
- Flea-Sized Pod 14: Her Posterior's ApertureWhen I recorded this, I didn't realize the new subleaser was still home...oops.8 min
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- Flea-Sized Pod 11Bella experiences DP -- double priests, dubious penises. Someone fetch this lady her salts.6 min
About Tea & Vulgarity
From the publisher's feed
"It's BRIDGERTON meets THIS AMERICAN LIFE"
Fetch your smelling salts! The Victorians were right naughty! Lady LeTITcia and other members of the social register clink cups and read scintillating erotica from...Victorian-era England.
NSFW. 18+.
Cover art: Taylor Hopkins.
All music under a Creative Commons License.
Opening and closing clips: Mendelssohn's String Quintet No.2, Op.87, Musicians from the Ravinia Festival's Stean Institute