Episode 41: Too Woke
Episode 41: Too Woke
January 22, 2016
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32m
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Episode Ranking: 12/100
TOPICS: Evolution Relationships
Episode Description
Hillary Clintons Political Evolution A retrospective on Hillary Clintons rise in politics, public perception, and the factors that shaped her career.
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In 'Episode 41: Too Woke' of the 'Call Your Girlfriend' podcast, co-hosts Ann Friedman and Aminatou Sow, along with their producer Gina Delvac, engage in a lively and wide-ranging conversation while being together in the same room, a rarity for the long-distance besties. The episode covers a variety of topics from popular culture to political satire.
The episode kicks off with a discussion of a new podcast called 'Who?' by Lindsay and Bobby, which covers pop culture for those who feel out of the loop with reality TV and tabloid news. The conversation quickly pivots to a humorous take on the Oregon militia, where the hosts discuss the absurdity of the situation, including the militia's request for snacks and the public's response of sending them sex toys instead.
The narrative then shifts to a critique of Sean Penn's interview with El Chapo, where they express disdain for Penn's portrayal of the drug lord and the media circus surrounding the interview. The hosts also touch on the commercialization of El Chapo's capture, specifically the viral popularity of his shirt.
The conversation moves on to discuss TV shows, with Ann's recommendation of 'Degrassi: The Next Class' for its progressive storylines, including episodes on consent and feminism. They talk about the show's approach to addressing contemporary issues and how it resonates with the younger, socially conscious audience.
The episode also delves into personal anecdotes, such as Ann's piano lesson gift and Aminatou's customer service meltdown over a delayed birthday gift for her brother. These personal stories provide a glimpse into their lives and the intricacies of maintaining relationships, whether with family or with businesses.
Towards the end of the episode, the conversation turns political with a discussion on Ivanka Trump's endorsement of her father, Donald Trump, for president. The hosts express their disappointment in Ivanka's decision to campaign for her father, given his controversial statements and policies.
The episode concludes with the hosts sharing their recent gift experiences, the challenges of January birthdays, and an announcement of their upcoming live show in San Francisco, where they plan to take listener questions.
The episode kicks off with a discussion of a new podcast called 'Who?' by Lindsay and Bobby, which covers pop culture for those who feel out of the loop with reality TV and tabloid news. The conversation quickly pivots to a humorous take on the Oregon militia, where the hosts discuss the absurdity of the situation, including the militia's request for snacks and the public's response of sending them sex toys instead.
The narrative then shifts to a critique of Sean Penn's interview with El Chapo, where they express disdain for Penn's portrayal of the drug lord and the media circus surrounding the interview. The hosts also touch on the commercialization of El Chapo's capture, specifically the viral popularity of his shirt.
The conversation moves on to discuss TV shows, with Ann's recommendation of 'Degrassi: The Next Class' for its progressive storylines, including episodes on consent and feminism. They talk about the show's approach to addressing contemporary issues and how it resonates with the younger, socially conscious audience.
The episode also delves into personal anecdotes, such as Ann's piano lesson gift and Aminatou's customer service meltdown over a delayed birthday gift for her brother. These personal stories provide a glimpse into their lives and the intricacies of maintaining relationships, whether with family or with businesses.
Towards the end of the episode, the conversation turns political with a discussion on Ivanka Trump's endorsement of her father, Donald Trump, for president. The hosts express their disappointment in Ivanka's decision to campaign for her father, given his controversial statements and policies.
The episode concludes with the hosts sharing their recent gift experiences, the challenges of January birthdays, and an announcement of their upcoming live show in San Francisco, where they plan to take listener questions.
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