We're Back, Baby

We're back, baby! After a three week break we're (partially) refreshed and ready for a whole new year of AWD - live from our new digs in London and featuring our brand spanking new theme song. This week we've crammed a lot in: Justin Timberlake's cheating scandal (and the art of the celebrity apology), a conspiracy theory about The Crown season three and an autopsy on *that* Prince Andrew interview. We also deep-dive on the Golden Globes' embarrassing lack of female director inclusions, fan-girl over Finland's cool new Prime Minister, and offer and endless reel of book/TV/podcast recommendations.We hope you love it. Follow @afterworkdrinkspodcast on Instagram, and don't forget to rate, review, subscribe and tell your friends (and mom). Recommendations: The Descent of Man by Grayson Perry Mourning My Friend, Princess Diana by Clive James in The New Yorker https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1997/09/15/requiem-clive-james?verso=true Years and Years (2019) Dear Sugars Podcast Tan France on 'Getting Curious With Jonathan Van Ness' The Crown Season 3 (2019) Marriage Story (2019) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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