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Mentioned in 3 episodes

Girls Interrupted

How Pop Culture Is Failing Women

Book • 2023

Lisa Whittington-Hill

In 'Girls Interrupted', Lisa Whittington-Hill critiques the treatment of women in pop culture, drawing from her experiences and observations.

The book delves into topics like the media's portrayal of female grifters and the challenges faced by women in the music industry.

While it doesn't offer new perspectives, it remains a compelling read for those interested in modern feminism.

Mentioned by

Bridget Phetasy

Catherine Edwards

Rebecca Shinsky

Mentioned in 3 episodes

Mentioned by

Catherine Edwards

as an example of how otherness and social nonconformity were treated and pathologized.

The Cash-for-Kids Study: Misread and Misrepresented

Mentioned by

Jonquilyn Hill

in the context of discussing pop culture's portrayal of women and aging.

Rebecca Shinsky

recommends it, in relation to similar things that she likes.

How to Read More (and Better) in 2026

Mentioned by

Sana Kadar

as the book which is set in the same hospital as McLean Hospital.

Healing from self-hatred

Mentioned by

Chris Aiken

, referencing Susanna Kaysen's memoir about an oppressive experience at McLean Hospital in the 1960s.

Wounded Healers: Linehan and DBT Part 2

Mentioned by

Brooke Warner

as a highly autobiographical book.

Grant Faulkner and Brooke Warner present: Write-Minded Is Now Memoir Nation

Mentioned by

Bridget Phetasy

as a popular book of the time, capturing the experience of being in a mental ward.

E364. When The Mental Health Industry Fails You - Laura Delano

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