Yapping about Bridgerton and Indian aunties | Ep 14

In the end we're all feminists... but what does that even mean?⌚ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - I wish I had a strawberry matcha rn06:27 - Cultural lag14:15 - Your mum was a feminist too19:42 - I did a quiz to figure out my values21:32 - Eloise Bridgerton discussion37:47 - I'm reading the Polin book41:21 - Bringing it full circle📚 RECOMMENDED READING (affiliate link)https://uk.bookshop.org/shop/vocallyannotated💌 SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS https://forms.gle/GaBkPwntMXfCaAMfA🔗 LINKS MENTIONED • OMG Spill! Podcast• Cultural lag TikTok• Eloise doesn't want to be a spinster TikTok• Stats re wearing makeup• Book club reading 'Unwell Women' (affiliate link)💖 ABOUT• New episodes sent straight to your inbox by subscribing on Substack! • Watch on YouTube• Listen on Spotify• Listen to the OMG Spill! Podcast This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit vocallyannotated.substack.com

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