BONUS: Sex and the City and Us

Sam and Chris put on their best impressions of Barbara Walters and Oprah...okay, Jenny Jones and Jerry Springer, to interview Jennifer Keishin Armstrong, author of Sex and the City and Us. They get into what it's like to interview Candace Bushnell, share their thoughts on the show's ending, and discuss the feud. Jennifer wrote the book on the show and it's the perfect read for any fan! If you want a free copy of Sex and the City and Us subscribe to The Dipp using the promo code “SATC” for 20% off your purchase. The first 10 to subscribe will get a copy, and, of course, access to exclusive content, live chats, events, and more from The Dipp.

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