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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsSociety & Culture | |||

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Earlier this month, Katie made a major announcement about her brand Money with Katie: In 2026, she will buy back her intellectual property rights and equity from Morning Brew, shutter the podcast for the indefinite future, take full ownership of the ... more
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I love it here
So so disappointed as a MWK fan. Two wealthy white women with zero stake in Middle East wagging their fingers and participating atrocious blood libel. Pathetic.
these two are the only people who think about Engels, Taylor Swift, and their consumption habits the exact correct amount
Is there anything more insufferable than listening to two upper class white girls throw around Marxism while exchanging Amex perk tips?
It always be two brilliant women telling each other ‘exactlyyyy’
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The discussions center around contemporary issues in society and culture, capturing the intricate dynamics of politics, celebrity influence, and social movements. Recurring themes involve an exploration of feminism, capitalism, and the impact of media narratives on public perception, particularly in relation to marginalized communities. The hosts engage with current events through a critical lens, examining the intersectionality of various societal constructs and the implications of activism in an increasingly complex world. This podcast stands out for its combination of humor, profound research, and thought-provoking analysis, making challenging topics accessible and engaging for listeners.
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