Sad Girls Against The Patriarchy

Featuring smart friend Liz of the Multiverse School, here to add computer science expertise to the conversation. Pitch: if you hate AI, it could benefit you to learn exactly how it is bad and how we could make it better. If they pull the plug on ChatGPT (the kleenex of AI) there will still be some guy in his basement with a powerful enough open source copy (*that we cannot realistically erase from the world*) who can use it to compromise the security of everything that you do on the internet. Saying fuck AI slop is super valid but it will not stop the pentagon from developing autonomous drones. Equating personal use of an LLM with cataclysmic problems like networked state surveillance accomplishes nothing. Being aware of what is clickbait/misinformation vs what is actually dangerous, AND asking what do we do now that we are walking this path (which again, it is not technologically possible to stray from, unless we confiscate every basement dude’s computer)... well it just seems like a good thing, ya know. Follow them on ig! @lizthedeveloper Liz also runs an online academy! It’s designed to make tech education more accessible, aka less bro-coded, for people the industry has traditionally overlooked >> check it out at themultiverse.school ig ~ @sadgap.podcast / @misandristmemes

Today we’re joined by personal trainer and fitness creator Kate Havlicek! You may know her from the viral video commenting on Pete Hegseth’s ~questionable~ pull-up technique. Kate is a badass, and here to talk about the overlap of politics and fitness. This isn’t an episode about getting skinny or worshipping discipline. It's about movement as a benefit to our mental health, our autonomy, and how sexism makes it all the way to the gym or the tennis court. We hear great advice for people interested in training. And not so great stories of incels in the comment section. How surprising. Follow her on ig! @katehavlicek @sadgap.podcast / @misandristmemes

Today we’re joined by Lynn Harris, founder of Gold Comedy: a comedy school, professional network, and content studio built to support women as they grow their careers (and make funny stuff!). We talk about Lynn’s early realization — men are allowed to be sloppy and experimental, yet still be seen as promising, charming even. But if women are *too* messy, too much, it’ll never accepted. They're supposed to arrive ready, or they don't belong. This has never been an even playing field. And when the industry won’t make room for us to grow, there are places we can build that will.Visiti Gold Comedy!  goldcomedy.com / ig: @goldcomedy / youtube.com/@GOLDComedy visit sadgap ig: @sadgap.podcast / @misandristmemes