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On this week's Vulture Club, we break down the royal visit and debate our national dish. On Come Again, Lourdes is felled by Covid-19 and this week we have a special Today I Learned: Crotch Edition. We also chat all things Eurovision with rogue co-founder Louise Bruton and we've got some culture picks to get you through this trying period of self-isolation in Bet In Or Bin It.

Links to recommendations:

Roxane Gay and Hannah Gadsby in conversation (article):

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2018/dec/08/hannah-gadsby-roxane-gay-in-conversation-body-image-fan-encounters-trolls

Years and Years (series):

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000539g

Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far On Foot (film)

https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Worry-Wont-Get-Foot/dp/B0797BY148

This week's Vulture Club dissects the reality TV obsession Love Is Blind and compares the Netflix series to UK equivalents. On Come Again, Covid-19 hysteria and Trump's predictably unpleasant take on the outbreak. Also covered in Today I Learned, a restaurant's revenge on an unfair Trip Advisor review and our usual culture picks in Bet In or Bin It.

On Come Again this week, The Vulture Club discuss Gwyneth’s new empowerment kick: the no-make up party.

With the arrival of Amazon’s Falling For A Killer by Trish Wood, Jen and Sophie examine the latest offering in the Ted Bundy canon and compare it to last year’s Zac Efron-Bundy vehicle and the grotesque Conversations With A Killer: Ted Bundy Tapes.

And Sophie is joined by Rogue contributor and author, Lia Hynes to discuss her monthly column, ANON, in which she tells the stories of women who for reasons of safety, sanity or simply preference, wish to remain anonymous.

Plus what we’re bet into and what we can bin from TV, Films, books and pop culture.

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The Vulture Club is hosted by Jen O'Dwyer and Sophie White with regular stop-ins from rogue contributors. 

Each week, The Vulture Club delves into all the latest pop culture issues, obsesses over the celeb-rants we can't look away from and discusses what's getting on our collective tits this week. Plus the latest releases we're binging and what needs to get in the bin.

Louis CK's cumback // Jessica Simpson's last laugh // Louise McSharry on motherhood after childhood trauma // Weinstein's lady lawyer

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This week on The Vulture Club, we're casting a cold eye on the Goop Netflix series and discussing female sexual pleasure. We're debating whether Taylor Swift's Miss Americana signifies the death of the celeb documentary altogether? And also talking to rogue contributor, Aisling Keenan about her battle with imposter syndrome. Like and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

Join hosts, Jen O'Dwyer and Sophie White as they pick over the carcass of the week that’s been in the worlds of pop culture, politics and entertainment. Expect everything from rants and recommendations to gossip and gag-orders (hopefully not;0).

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