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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Girl on Girl

How Pop Culture Turned a Generation of Women Against Themselves

Book • 2025

Author

Sophie Gilbert

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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Jerusalem Demsas

as a new book exploring how pop culture shifted from 90s riot grrrl to Spice Girls' girl power, influenced by online porn and reality TV.

59 snips

The Death of Feminism

Recommended by

Leah Litman

as an interesting and important work about how media and pop culture pit women against each other.

59 snips

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Mentioned by Audie Cornish as a book about how pop culture turned a generation of women against themselves.

50 snips

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Mentioned by

Kate Shaw

as a book she started reading.

31 snips

A Blockbuster Non-Opinion and a Fascism Grab Bag

Recommended by

Vass Bednar

as an intriguing read about pop culture, women, and power, linking it to trad wife trends.

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Authored by

Sophie Gilbert

, it explores how pop culture pitted women against each other.

How 2000s Culture Messed Us Up

Mentioned by Sophie Gilbert as a book she published on the era they are discussing.

Cruel intentions: how toxic tabloids and celebrity culture changed the way we talk about mental health

Mentioned by

Vas Christodoulou

as one of the new books from John Murray publishers.

A Journey into Uncharted Territories with David Attenborough, Miriam Margolyes, Nigel Planer, and others...

Recommended by

Tinx

to understand how women can be each other's biggest critics.

Follow Up to My P*rn Episode

Mentioned by Ellen Nielsen as the author of the book.

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Mentioned by

Elise Hu

as a book about how the 90s turned millennial women against themselves.

Sephora Teens and the Trials of Modern Girlhood

Recommended by

Tinx

as a must-read for millennial women to understand their experiences and reactions to societal issues.

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Mentioned by

Caroline Cake

when discussing the relationship between porn and culture.

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Mentioned by

Krys Boyd

as the author of the book, discussing the impact of pop culture on women's self-perception.

The sexualization of girl power

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