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Jul 21, 2026 23 min

Fxck Ageism!

from Dont Make Me Call Her Hosted by Grace Lam

This week on Don't Make Me Call Her, Grace and Jason tackle ageism — or as Grace calls it, the moment society decides you've expired like a carton of milk, except milk doesn't come with 20 years of experience and better judgment. Somewhere between "overqualified" and "not a culture fit," an entire generation quietly got filed under "no longer relevant," and nobody even had the decency to say it to their face. The two get into it — the very specific flavour of ageism that hits women a decade before it hits men, and why "seasoned" apparently means something different depending on gender. Quite frankly Gen X are saying 'We are too old for this shit! Period!' New episodes drop every Wednesday. Grab a cuppa and let’s get into it. If you are a small business owner with less than 4500 Instagram followers, DM me to get a small business shout-out! For ‘What Would Grace Do?’ segment, don't forget to send in your dilemmas and problems via Instagram so we can give you our useless advice. Hosts: Grace Lam and Jason Capobianco Follow & talk to us on Instagram: @gracelamchats @gracelamstyle @jasoncapobiancophotography TikTok: @dontmakemecallher @gracelamstyle DMMCH podcast is available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube. Don't forget to rate and subscribe! Leave us a fun five-star review! Thank You. Produced by Herrrooo Production Music by Lindsay Lai ⁠⁠www.lindsaylai.com⁠⁠

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