Voice of a Generation

Love is in the air and it’s weirdddd (Danielle’s got a lot of heavy sighs). This week, we’re joined by comedian Carolyn Beatty, who gives a terrific Dramatic Reading. We’re getting into Adam Driver, what is and is not good theatre, the subversive nature of mashups, matching long johns, and the anti-fatness we see throughout the show and Dunham’s tweets.

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Hannah is back in New York, broke as hell, but ready to party. The girls head to a warehouse party where “all of Brooklyn and a third of Manhattan” will be and it’s as chaotic and perfect as you’d expect! We’re joined by Jennie Carr, who encouraged Jess to watch “Girls” wayyyy back in the day. The fashion is business casual, Marnie’s a pill, exes abound, and Shoshanna has an absolute TRIP, that leaves us wondering where she ended up. Grab some wine in a plastic cup and let’s rock!

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Midwest is best in our episode this week! We’re joined by comedian and nurse, Drew Thomas, a fellow Midwesterner, in our first episode outside of NYC. Hannah returns home to Michigan for a visit to celebrate her parents’ anniversary and takes a trip down memory lane. We’re talking about the arrested development when you’re home with your family, eating while standing in front of an open fridge, bad dancing, and ranch on pizza.

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This week, we are joined by our first Zennial, Molly Tephra! Molly is closer to the Girls than Jess and Danielle (aging gracefully, don’t worry!), so we’re talking about how relatable the girls really are. In this episode, we’ve got a time jump, lots of hot fashion, and the absolutely unreal cringe of “doing it for the story”. The Girls are really bringing us their worst this week, so we brought one of our best!

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To discuss one of this season's most plot-point-packed episodes, we're joined by Travis Kasje, who has never seen this show before. So much happens in episode 4, and yet we're bored out of our minds. We're talking really gross men, the first speaking POC characters, if Jessa knows what her job even is, and whether or not Hannah's makeover is working. Also bonus: we see Charlie's “band” perform, so actually...maybe it's the best episode yet?

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This week, we have our very own NYU Galley Girl, art historian and pop culture maven Alicia Caticha! We’re talking Snuggies, the trauma of revisiting our younger selves, Virgo energy, and which of the “Girls” we are most like. (also sorry for the sound! Recording from home is weird and we’re doing our best!)

We’re absolutely delighted this week to have the inspiration for the podcast, this week’s guest Taylor DeLano (so if you hate it, you can blame her). We’re here to talk fashion, sad millennial sex and “making love”, learning sex ed from Google, and whether or not we’re “The Ladies”.

In the pilot, we dust off those cobwebs from 2012 and plunge into the first episode of HBO'S 'Girls.’ Our guest this week, Justin Borak, helps us break down every point that made us laugh, cringe, cry, and cringe some more. Stick around until the end when we go back to read Lena Dunham's actual tweets from the week the episode first aired. Now, with no further introduction (we forgot, ok?) We present to you, Voice Of A Generation’s Pilot.


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In 2012, when Lena Dunham’s “Girls” aired on HBO, the voice of the millennial generation arrived. Funny, awkward, selfish, and unaware, “Girls” became a critical darling and the darling object of criticism. It’s impossible not to have a stance on this show, and Danielle and Jess are going to dig into it. We’re here to discuss the dream, one episode at a time. Seen it, missed it, love it, or hate it, “Voice of a Generation” will have everyone talking again.

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