This week Natalie and Kelly examine white privilege and how white people can do better in the face of overt (and not overt) White Supremacy and racism. We discuss some posts that made us think and examine our own privilege as we venture to chip away at the closed-minds or not-so-woke folks we know and/or encounter on a daily basis.

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In this week's episode, Natalie tells Kelly about a negative review we received on Apple Podcasts. Then we talk about the merits of Veronica Mars, as well as some of its problematic elements. We wrap up with a recommendation to go see The Big Sick if it's playing in a theater near you!

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A little late and a little different this week...Kelly gives us ALL the details about her experience taking the bar exam!

Listen as Kelly discovers our Instagram account, and we talk for entirely too long about some of our Instagram trolls. Then we focus on another asshole - this one a doctor from the 1870s, named Edward Clarke who wrote a book that claimed too much studying could turn a woman sterile. We end with a book recommendation: Uprooted by Naomi Novik.

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Bit of a change of plans due to Kelly reading the wrong book for our discussion, but we save face and bring you a full length episode instead! First we talk about Wonder Woman, the not perfect, but a pretty darn good start to what we hope is a feminist future for super hero movies. Then we talk about Roxane Gay, and her most popular essay collection, Bad Feminist. We wrap up with a thought-provoking twitter thread about modesty culture by Josh Weed (@The_Weed).

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It's a regular episode full of random topics! Natalie's watching of Netflix's The Keepers inspires a rant about the statute of limitations for rape/sexual assault crimes. Then we talk about the mysterious death of Judge Sheila Abdus-Salaam, whose body was found in the Hudson River earlier this year. We wrap up with a recommendation from Kelly to watch Netflix's Sense8, and then end up in a tangent about Bill Nye, Bill Maher, and Kathy Griffin.

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Natalie and Kelly cover Miranda Rights and a little bit about entrapment.

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We pick back up where we left off last week. Starting with Kelly's run in with the police, then learn about the Seizure half of 'Search and Seizure.'

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This week it's back to the Constitution! We talk about the criminal investigation process and start our (turns out long) discussion on the Fourth Amendment. Basically we barely scratch the surface of the "search" part of "search and seizure."

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This week, Natalie and Kelly begin by discussing Mike Pence's alleged nickname for his wife and Seattle Mayor Ed Murray's rape allegations. Then get into the merits of daytime TV and soap operas, and finish with a recommendation to read the comic book series Lumberjanes.