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The Duchess of Cambridge’s Problematic Post-Partum Money Shot; & Is Millie Bobby Brown Too Young for Time’s 100 list?

102

Crediting your sources in the internet age & why we all love to hate Coachella

103

Loneliness in the young & why we should all be a bit more like Neville Southall

104

The Farcical Arc of The Weightloss Reality Star; And The Travesty That is the Ulster Rugby Rape Case

105

Feminism, #MeToo and Clapham's Sticky Carpets: The High Low Meets Oscar-Nominated Margot Robbie

106

Quincy Jones; SATC Feuds; & Author Laura Freeman on how reading cured her anorexia

107

Food snobbery; the Suffragettes & Kylie Jenner’s secret pregnancy

108

Women’s unconscious bias towards other women; and Kim Kardashian’s cultural appropriation

109

The UK’s New Minister for Loneliness; And Are We Children Until The Age of 25?

110

An Author Special With ‘Lullaby’ Novelist, Leila Slimani (& Some Thoughts On The Babe.Net Piece Gone Viral)

111

#TimesUp - Can The Red Carpet Be A Harbinger Of Social Change? And Toadmeister’s Titty-Tweets

112

Dry January & 'New Year, New Me'; And The Pregnancy Glow Myth

113

The Highs & Lows of 2017 - with Journalist & Author, Stu Heritage

114

The High Low Christmas Special

115

What 'Cat Person' Tells Us About Female Pleasure. Plus Which Social Media Platform Is The Most Dangerous?

116

On 'Women Spreading'; And The Start of Silly Season

117

Corporate Egg-Freezing - And Whether Taylor Swift Is A Billboard for Trumpian Values

118

A Special Episode with Iconic Editor Tina Brown - Creator of High Low Journalism & Our Podcast Patron Saint

119

The App That ‘Strips’ Women of Their Make-up; and Boris Johnson’s Comments on Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe

120

Arranged vs Forced Marriages & Kevin Spacey’s Netflix Exit

121

An Author Special on The Internet (and The Universe) with Jim Chapman

122

A Live Episode with Google on #MeToo - and Suing The Entire Kardashian Family

123

Was James Corden Wrong To Joke About Harvey Weinstein?; And Are YOU Suffering From Culture Overload?

124

A Deep-Dive Into The Fall Of Hollywood’s Ultimate Sex Predator, Harvey Weinstein

125

Ding Dong The Hef Is Dead - The Legacy of Playboy; And The Death Of The Celebrity Interview

126

Is Monogamy Dead? An Author Special with Comedian Rosie Wilby

127

The Handbag’s Tale and why effective protests needn’t be violent

128

On speaking out against Woody Allen; and why women are still judged by appearance in the workplace

129

L'Oreal's Race Row & The Danger With Safe Spaces

130

That Taylor Swift Song & Macron's €8,000 Make-Up Habit

131

Zadie Smith On Beauty & Trolling The McCanns

132

The Response to Charlottesville & The Curious Tale of Chloe Ayling

133

The Travesty of Princess Diana's Leaked Tapes & The Legacy of Celebrity Big Brother

134

The BBC Pay Gap, To The Bone & R Kelly's Alleged Sex Crime

135

A Pop-Culture special feat. Rob Kardashian with author Elizabeth Day

136

Serena Williams vs. John McEnroe & Celebs vs. Trolls

137

Corbyn’s Glasto & Why We Should All Strive To Be Average

138

The Rise of the ‘Silver Splitter’ - and Pandora’s Best Bum Facts

139

An Author Special with Reni Eddo-Lodge & the return of the Nokia 3310

140

On Belly Bulges and Privilege (and Not The General Election)

141

In The Wake Of A Tragedy, The Media Response and What We Can Do As Individuals

142

National Sandwich Week and the Rise of the Divorce Selfie

143

President Macron, Eurovision and our brand new segment: The Top Line

144

Simon Danczuk, The Met Ball and Celebrity Crowdsourcing

145

Baby Names, Big Little Lies and ‘Femsumerism’

146

The Girls Finale, Tim Farron and Prince Harry's Best Move Yet

147

Saffiyah Khan, Tamagotchis and That Pepsi Ad

148

On Legsit and Love Actually

149

Theresa May in Vogue and the Role of Fashion in Politics

150

The Meme That Broke The Internet and Why We Need To Talk About Periods

151

International Woman's Day and the Perils of Unpaid Internships

152

Girls, Gaffes and the Duality of Language