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Is Influencer Hate Just Misogyny?

Has the title influencer dropped from glamour to disregard because people hate women? Or is it possibly due to the growing resentment between the working class and the content creator economy?This week, hosts Ione and Gina get to grips with the discourse connecting the ire direct ...  Show more

Kinda Chic That Cool Girl Trends Are Ruining The Internet...

It's kinda chic to eat a sandwich. It's kinda chic to lean on a bollard. It's kinda chic to intellectualise an Instagram trend as a signifier of the end days.This week, hosts Ione and Gina talk about the growing need to be seen as cool across social media - spawning everything fr ...  Show more

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