Why The 2024 General Election Is So Depressing

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The Lena Dunham Renaissance Is Here

Did Girls shape a generation (or two) of women? Yes. Is Famesick a great memoir? Yes. Should we be more forgiving of the writer considering everything she has (and hasn't) been through? Maybe.This week, hosts Ione and Gina get to grips with one of the most controversial figures o ...  Show more

Are Botox, Fillers and GLP1’s Changing Not Just Our Bodies, But Our Minds Too?

As we’re slowly learning more about drugs like Ozempic, we’re also finding out more about their side effects. Does botox reduce our ability to empathise? Are we all just numbing ourselves from the world in the pursuit of self optimisation?In this week’s episode, hosts Ione and Gi ...  Show more

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