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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureNews | |||

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two intellectual girlies reading each other their dissertations (and they’re in love)
But please don’t eat on mic every again. Almost lost a listener.
This podcast is amazing. Katie and Caro take you thought provoking and well researched journeys on cultural moments. I came to them via a tik tok and have binged it since. If you are a fan of the you’re wrong about and maintenance phase universe, you will love this. Thank you Katie and Caro ❤️
Thanks to your episode on Caro I learned about yesteryear and picked it up today. Also delighted to see it was published by a Canadian publisher. Many thanks, your Canadian fans.
I'm addicted to this podcast now. Only discovered it (while listening to 'If books could kill' podcast), I subscribed to this one last week and I am now listening to every Diabolical Liars episode I can. I CANNOT recommend this podcast more!! Mandatory listening imo.
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Engaging with a variety of pressing societal topics, this podcast offers sharp commentary on issues ranging from political discourse to cultural critiques. The hosts frequently discuss the nuances of contemporary feminism, labor rights, and the dynamics of masculinity, providing a platform for critical analysis of social constructs and normative narratives. Listeners can expect a mix of humor and insight as the discussions navigate complex themes such as ethical consumption, modern motherhood, and workplace dynamics, while also incorporating relevant personal anecdotes and historical context. The chemistry between the hosts is a highlight, making the content not just informative but also exceptionally relatable and entertaining.
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