In this lively discussion, Irish comedian and writer Alison Spittle joins the conversation, sharing her witty insights on the latest adventures of Carrie and Aiden in Virginia. They explore hilarious tech mishaps within families and the quirks of contemporary parenting. The humor shines as they critique character dynamics and the often absurd portrayal of wealth in the show. From fashion faux pas to reimagining narrative possibilities, the dialogue is packed with sharp commentary and playful banter that resonates with fans of the series.
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Carrie's Fashion Flexibility
Carrie can pull off any fashion style with panache despite suggesting otherwise.
The show hints at paid placements with items Carrie shops for like Target and Walmart.
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Aiden's Anti-Medical Stance
Aiden's behavior suggests he is an anti-vaxxer and reluctant about medical interventions.
He doesn't support medication or lubricant for his son, signaling control issues.
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Miranda's Queer Evolution
Miranda's storyline shows an evolution in her approach to romance and self-expression.
She embraces her queer identity more openly, a notable change from original series days.
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This book, adapted from Deborah Frances-White's popular podcast, offers a funny, joyful, and frank exploration of feminism. It covers a wide range of topics, from diet culture and gender pay gaps to toxic masculinity and intersectionality. Frances-White uses her comedic style to explain basic feminist concepts and includes interviews with various performers, activists, and thinkers. The book aims to reduce the shame many activists feel for not always aligning their actions with their feminist ideals, promoting a pragmatic and inclusive approach to feminism.
50 Shades of Gray
T. J. Booth
E. L. James's "Fifty Shades of Grey" is an erotic romance novel that sparked significant controversy and commercial success. The story follows the relationship between Anastasia Steele, a college student, and Christian Grey, a wealthy and enigmatic businessman with a dominant personality and BDSM interests. The novel explores themes of power dynamics, consent, and sexual exploration within a relationship. Its explicit content and portrayal of BDSM practices generated both criticism and widespread popularity. The book's success led to a film adaptation and several sequels.
The Guilty Feminist watches And Just Like That
Presented by Deborah Frances-White with Alison Spittle
The Guilty Feminist 
