Podcasts about man repeller

Vous connaissez la « Ugly Beauty Trend » ? Et le #ManRepeller ? Il semblerait que les jeunes féministes de la génération Z, celles qui ont été biberonnées à TikTok, veulent s'abroger du regard masculin, le #MaleGaze. Leur méthode ? S'enlaidir. Et voilà maintenant que les grandes marques et que les studios de jeux vidéo s'en inspirent… Être moche serait-il devenu un nouveau militantisme féministe ? Décryptons.

In this episode of The Writing Life podcast, NCW Communications Assistant Caitlin is joined by author PJ Ellis to discuss writing romantic comedies. PJ Ellis is a journalist covering relationships, pop culture and LGBTQ+ issues. His writing has appeared in publications including GQ, Teen Vogue, Man Repeller, Men's Health and MTV. His short fiction has been longlisted for the Commonwealth Short Story Prize. Love & Other Scams was his first novel, and his second novel We Could Be Heroes was published in June 2024. Together, they discuss his romantic comedy We Could Be Heroes, and its exploration of queer identities and closeted relationships. They also touch on writing different types of relationships, setting novels across multiple timelines, and how to keep your writing lighthearted and funny even when addressing difficult topics and situations.

Haley Nahman's newsletter “Maybe Baby” was the first Substack I properly started reading back in 2020. Every week I loved receiving her emails that made me think, laugh and reflect. My intrigue around Substack as a platform grew in tandem. She is also the first person who I followed who turned her newsletter into a full-time writing job after leaving her media job, and the first person I saw who opted for the support of her paid subscribers during her maternity leave. I've been following Haley since the Man Repeller days where she wrote and edited the site for four years before 2016-2020 and it was a joy to speak to her for this Creative Coffee hour.In this episode, we discuss how Haley runs her successful newsletter, her previous experience at a small but intense media company, being authentic in your work, managing your newsletter business, the loneliness of freelance work, thinking about the reader, how to come up with ideas, the benefits of working with an editor behind-the-scenes, where she writes, and having boundaries regarding email. Hope you enjoy! Things discussed:* Haley Nahman's Substack Maybe Baby* Haley's Instagram @halemur* How Haley is changing up her newsletter schedule* How Haley's paying subscribers supported paid maternity leave as part of Maybe Baby* Natalie Wynn on Patreon: “Contrapoints” * The Debrief website aims to be more than 'BuzzFeed for girls' * For people who loved Man Repeller: Leandra Medine's venture cafeleandra.com* Man Repeller's Leandra Medine | British Vogue This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thehyphen.substack.com/subscribe

Buy Less...and Dress To Impress? Fashion editor turned style icon Harling Ross Anton is here to drop some serious shopping knowledge (and share her sleep & happiness transformation after working with me as a client!)Sometimes choosing not to purchase something is as satisfying as choosing to purchase it. So says my lovely client Harling Ross Anton, the former Man Repeller editor turned Gumshoe creator & writer. Harling joined me on The Snooze Button this week to share her expertise on how to hunt for hidden gems (spoiler - shop off season), why fabrics and measurements matter so much, and even how to shop for pregnancy and baby clothes. We also chatted about Harling's experience working with me to improve her baby's son's sleep & feeding challenges - I can say personally, it's a really special transformation story. Whether you are fashion forward or starved for style, this is an episode you won't want to miss!Want to learn more of Harling's tips for vintage and small brand shopping? Be sure to subscribe to her Substack newsletter, Gumshoe, and follow her on Instagram.

This week the ladies get HELLA NERVOUS and talk with writer, podcaster, and Gravy Train!!!! sex symbol, Heather Jewett! The electroclash pioneer sat down with Maddie and Chloe to talk about fuck me frags, Man Repeller smells, autofiction perfume, and Susan scents. Drunk off power and Guru, these Interesting Women debate The Dress, 90s pricing strategies, new car smell, hacky sack aesthetics, The Red Hat Society and much more. Somebody call The Better Business Bureau because this week the gals are breaking every perfume rule AND labor law in the book!Want to beam up to Planet Heather? Subscribe to her podcast Bimbo Summit on Patreon, Listen to her music project Heathers, and follow her on twitter @bimbosummit and on insta @hurrrjurrr.Fragrances Discussed:Tauer No 06 Incense RoséTauer No. 09 Orange Star19-69 X Palm Angels Orange Kush Tom Ford Neroli Portofino 4711 Eau De CologneDecléor Arome ToniqueAlguien Cologne No. 2Dior SauvageJean Paul Gaultier Le MaleArabiana Tonka by MontaleL'Eau D'Issey Pour Homme by Issey MiyakeCharlie Cologne SprayChild PerfumeNight Flyer by Olympic OrchidsLove's Baby Soft ColognePaloma Picasso by Paloma PicassoRed Door by Elizabeth ArdenTocade by RochasTocadilly by RochasMusc Ravageur by Frederic MalleLancôme Hypnôse Homme Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's episode is a conversation we recorded with writer and essayist Meghan Nesmith back in May. We'd been emailing back and forth about the big things -- parenting, writing, work, life -- and decided we wanted to just sit down and hash things out in real time. What are we doing here? What should we be doing? What is the value of work -- emotionally, materially? We don't come up with any answers, but it felt good to connect. We hope it feels good to listen and think about it too. Meghan is a writer, editor, and obsessive living and working in Boston. She writes about motherhood, relationships, mental health, culture, and the boy band formerly known as One Direction. You can find her work online and in print in Man Repeller, The Globe and Mail, The Guardian, and more. As a content marketer, she's worked with brands like Westin-Marriott, Slack, and Knixwear. You can find out more about Meghan at meghannesmith.com. As always, we'd love for you to take a minute to rate and review us in your podcast app, as this helps other listeners find the show. Visit our website, marginallypodcast.com, for complete show notes and to get in touch. Find us on Instagram @marginallypodcast. Theme music is "It's Time" by Scaricá Ricascá

Summary:   "Clever girls." We are taking a summer break and pulling some classics out of the archive. This is an oldie but goodie from 2020, when we invited many-time guest Hannah McGregor on the podcast to talk about her feminist read of Jurassic Park and why she thinks it is a perfect movie. Also discussed: Boniface, Insecure and She-Ra and the Princess of Power.      Show notes:   Leandra & Harling Debate: Is Getting Dressed Only Satisfying If Other People See It? (Man Repeller)   Episode 3.1 - Jurassic Park (Secret Feminist Agenda)   'Jurassic Park' is an Inherently Feminist Interpretation (Paleontology World)   Music credits "Back to the '90s" by Douglas Mulvey AKA D-REX From Free Music Archive CC BY 3.0   Theme song "Pyro Flow" by Kevin Macleod From Incompetch CC BY 3.0 Intro bed: "OLPC" by Marco Raaphorst Courtesy of Free Music Archive CC BY-SA 3.0 NL     Pop This! Links: Pop This! on TumblrPop This! on iTunes (please consider reviewing and rating us!) Pop This! on Stitcher (please consider reviewing and rating us!) Pop This! on Google PlayPop This! on TuneIn radioPop This! on TwitterPop This! on Instagram Logo design by Samantha Smith Intro voiced by Morgan Brayton Pop This! is a podcast featuring three women talking about pop culture. Lisa Christiansen is a broadcaster, journalist and longtime metal head. Andrea Warner is a music critic, author and former horoscopes columnist. Andrea Gin is a producer and an avid figure skating fan. Press play and come hang out with your new best friends. Pop This! podcast is produced by Andrea Gin.  

Today we're diving into *your* Instagram Thingies submissions, rain clogs (yes, again), parenting stuff, and—wait for it—cotton-candy burritos. We learned about cotton-candy burritos via Amy Sedaris's wonderfully random IG account. Who's opening that Creamberry franchise? Two most popular Thingies right now: Checking out cookbooks from the library and the Owala FreeSip water bottle. Speaking of beverages, y'all have many ideas, including ice-cold Lillet Blanc with frozen orange slices, a Hugo spritz (prosecco + elderflower + soda water), a homemade Arnold Palmer, and a matcha lemonade (a close personal friend of said Arnold Palmer). Re: golf, Malbon's collab with Nike (see also: Laura Reilly's Magasin newsletter). Re: rain clogs, Calzuros, for your consideration. And do we all know about the AIGA Eye on Design blog?In your good-news corner: Brentwood Country Mart's celebration of Ninja Dave's retirement from UPS. Related: that Man Repeller style profile of their USPS guy, Aubrey Dowridge.CORN! SeaVees shoes, Fernando Laposse wood, Shucked, fresh corn mochi cake c/o Food Network (paired with all the corn soft-serve we're seeing), and Corn Kid content (the original viral video here; its musical remix here).Finally, if you're in NYC, do yourself a favor and see Alex Edelman's one-man Just For Us on Broadway. (Related-ish: the romance novel A Shot in the Dark by Victoria Lee.)What Thingies are you loving right now!? Share with us at 833-632-5463, podcast@athingortwohq.com, or @athingortwohq—or join our Geneva! This episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.Give your hair a boost with Nutrafol. Take $15 off your first month's subscription with the code ATHINGORTWO.Find more weeknight dinner recipes at Pillsbury.com. Find wellness on your next stay at Westin.Take advantage of the Partner to Empower program for entrepreneurs of color from Brookfield Properties—apply by August 11.Watch your garden flourish with Fast Growing Trees—15% off your order when you use our link.YAY.Produced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

If you had to post a status update on your relationship with food, what would it say? Most people would say, it's complicated. You probably know all the right things to eat and right ways to eat, but somehow you end up making bad food decisions along the way. Maybe those decisions are made by stress, lack of willpower or not living in the moment. How will you ever reach your health goals if this cycle continues? Enter the food therapist, Shira Barlow. She'll teach you how to resist those food urges by addressing your emotional issues around food. Shira provides tips on how to make sustainable changes. Shira Barlow (Lenchewski), M.S., R.D., is a registered dietitian in private practice, nutrition expert and author of THE FOOD THERAPIST presented by Goop Press. She is the resident nutritionist at Goop and has been featured in magazines such as Glamour, Seventeen, O The Oprah Magazine, and Bon Appétit, and on sites like Refinery29, Lenny Letter, Man Repeller, Well+GOOD, and POPSUGAR Fitness, among others. After completing her master's degree in clinical nutrition at New York University and her dietetic residency at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City, Shira started her private practice. She focuses on helping clients untangle their complex relationships with food, so they can make thoughtful choices that serve their ultimate goals, while still enjoying delicious food.  Shira discusses the following:  3:00 we all have weird food things 3:20 why it's hard to change food habits 3:50 how Shira got into nutrition 6:30 why it's important to know what you don't want to do in life 8:15 how Shira's book “Food Therapy” is more than a meal plan and highlights the gap between a person's intentions and day to day actions 9:45 one of our biggest fears is we won't have the will power to change 10:00 how to understand what's standing in your way to make better food choices 10:20 most common food hangups people have - stressed, tired  10:40 willpower is not a skill to learn, but a limited resource  11:50 indulging in foods is one big misconception 12:30 indulging has nothing to do with vice or virtue 13:30 how to change our mindset about enjoying foods on vacations  15:30 advice for busy moms with no willpower left 16:45 how to actually live in the moment 19:15 ways to engage your will power to make better food choices 21:30 how to plan for our future self  23:30 why you need to make a connection to your future self 30:10 the “almond mom” trend explained  32:10 how to handle the pressure of moms passing down healthy habits to kids 33:00 why brides are really good at healthy food habits and how you can use their skills 34:13 shedding for the wedding culture: good or bad? 36:10 how to create self regulation techniques 38:25 3 tips to implement your better food choices 43:00 the more you enjoy food the easier it is to choose better  45:00 info on Shira's podcast  46:00 look at your past choices with curiosity of why you made bad choices 48:20 examine the relationship with yourself and food   For more on Shira https://www.shirard.com/  Shira's Book https://www.shirard.com/the-food-therapist Shira's Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/good-instincts/id1652354278 Follow Shira on Social https://www.instagram.com/shira_rd   Connect with Christine on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christinebullock/ Connect with Christine on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChristineBullockFitness Follow Christine on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/chrissybullock/_created/ Text Christine questions at 1-310-361-8697   Sponsored by Kayo Body Care Kayo Body Care was the first to create Face Grade Body Care® products. Kayo believes in restoring vitality for your whole body both inside and out. Kayo's highly-potent formulas are designed to care for your skin and your body so that you can both look and feel your best.  Shop Kayo's body care and supplement line - www.KayoBodyCare.com Use Code KISS20 for 20% off your first purchase

On this episode: friend of the pod joins, ignorance and the fashion industry, the “reckoning,” the obsession with individualism, the successors of the tongue in cheek “anti cool girl” cool girl fashion, New York girl bosses, overdressing and personal style development, social context, “off line” THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! Xo The podcast episode I made Liz listen to Model Student Yearbook One --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hannah and Maia unpack the horrors of the feminist fashion world and its posterchild, Leandra Medine (founder of Man Repeller). Was Man Repeller's demise really a death rattle for the girlboss, post-feminism era? Or was this just a blip in the timeline? Join us as we digress about Moonlight v. La La Land, whether emo and Abercrombie could ever be bedfellows, 5000 different pronunciations of Tavi Gevinson's name (and the Dhoom movies), and a fun game of spot the difference with a pair black fishnet tights. Support us on Patreon and get juicy bonus content! https://www.patreon.com/rehashpodcast Intro and Outro song produced by our talented friend Ian Mills: https://linktr.ee/ianmillsmusic Sources: Claire Lampen, “Upper East Sider Realizes She's Privileged”, The Cut (2021) https://www.thecut.com/2021/08/leandra-medine-says-she-always-thought-she-was-poor.html Leandra M. Cohen, “Where We Go From Here: A Message for the MR Commnunity”, Repeller (2020) https://repeller.com/man-repeller-open-letter/ “The Tanning of America pt. 1”, The Cutting Room Floor (2021) Rebecca Jennings, “The racial reckoning in women's media”, Vox (2020) https://www.vox.com/the-goods/21287045/refinery29-black-employees-man-repeller-cosmopolitan-who-what-wear-vogue Leandra M. Cohen “I Owe You Better: A Commitment to the Future”, Repeller (2020) https://repeller.com/i-owe-you-better-a-commitment-to-the-future/ Leandra M. Cohen “What I Wish I Knew When I Got Married” Repeller (2017) https://repeller.com/getting-married-advice/ Rachel Tashjian, “What Happened to Man Repeller?, GQ (2020) https://www.gq.com/story/what-happened-to-man-repeller Meredith Galante, “How A 22-Year-Old Blogger Wound Up On The Runway At New York Fashion Week”, Insider (2011) https://www.businessinsider.com/man-repeller-leandra-medine-blogger-fashion-2011-9 Benjamin Wallace, “What's So Alluring About a Woman Known as Man Repeller?”, The Cut (2014) https://www.thecut.com/2014/02/man-repeller-leandra-medine-profile.html

Leandra Medine of Man Repeller chats about eating during Fashion Week, keeping kosher, her family's Persian-Turkish food traditions, and lots more. She ate every ice cream cone in New York City this summer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode we talk to Hannah Baxter, a writer and the former Deputy Beauty Editor at The Zoe Report where she oversaw the site's beauty vertical, with an emphasis on features and profiles. Prior to TZR, she was Senior Beauty Editor at Coveteur, where she managed beauty news, features, and editorials.Hannah's writing has appeared in Bustle, Bust, and The Rumpus, among other publications, and she has been featured in Gossamer, Rose Inc., Man Repeller, and New Classics speaking about everything from beauty and fashion to cannabis and mental health.When she's not obsessing over the latest skincare innovation or celebrity hair makeover, you can usually find her thrifting for vintage treasures, reading three books at a time, and practicing her skateboarding skills. You can reach her at hbax89@gmail.com, follow her on IG at @hannahbaxward, and subscribe to her bi-monthly newsletter, Anxiety Beer.Follow @howdoyouhustle on Instagram or Tik Tok for more podcast content. We also upload our interviews to our Youtube channel. You can also give us a star rating or nice review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts! We will also be posting more content to our Patreon.Talk to you all soon :) X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Понятие «орбитинг» впервые использовала журналистка Анна Иовин в статье «Орбитинг — новый гостинг» для Man Repeller. В отличие от гостинга — внезапного исчезновения человека из вашей жизни без объяснения причины — орбитинг не мог бы существовать без социальных сетей.Орбитинг — это явление, когда знакомые люди наблюдают друг за другом в социальных сетях — смотрят stories, ставят лайки на посты — но не общаются друг с другом. Иовин описала это как ситуации, в которых ты остаешься «на орбите» у бывшего возлюбленного, друга или поклонника — достаточно близко, чтобы следить друг за другом, но достаточно далеко, чтобы никогда не разговаривать.Обратная связь: podcasts@rbc.ru

We did it, Joe: We got That Haley Girl AKA Haley Nahman on the pod. Haley is a New York-based writer, editor, podcaster, the former features director at Man Repeller and the creator of the weekly newsletter Maybe Baby, who, most importantly, we so often quote that she was blessed with her own pod nickname. We speak about joining Man Repeller right as it - and new media - was taking off, the rise of the journalist as the influencer, figuring out your career path, the never-ending, never-not-confusing discourse around Em Rata, feminism today, and having a Feral Girl Spring. For more interview episodes just like this one, join us on Patreon. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Comme tout, les relations, ça a un début mais ça a aussi une fin. Et oui, aujourd'hui, on va discuter de ruptures cools, et de ruptures moins cools. Parce que oui, parfois, l'amour ne suffit pas ! Quelle est la pire excuse de rupture ? Comment s'en remettre ? Qu'est-ce qu'on apprend de ces situations ? Il y a plein de choses à dire sur le sujet, alors Naya, accompagnée de Laëtitia, Rosa et Léa, en discutent aujourd'hui ! Naya : Twitter @misundergirl Instagram @misundergirl Léa : Instagram @mercibeaucul_ Rosa : Twitter @burszteinrosa Instagram @rosabursztein Laetitia : Twitter @Loun_R Instagram @loun_r Références entendues dans l'épisode : Le slow fade est une pratique amoureuse toxique qui consiste à s'effacer tout doucement Anna Lovine, journaliste et auteure sur le blog Man Repeller, a défini en 2018 le terme orbiting comme le fait de "stopper net une relation avec quelqu'un en ne répondant plus aux messages mais continuer de l'observer sur les réseaux sociaux"

Lets have a real conversation about modern dating, marriage, breaking through standards of what partnership looks like and what to do when you are unhappy in your relationship.About Our Guest! Clara Artschwager is a modern dating coach and writer, whose work has been featured on The Cut, Fox 5 NY, Pure Wow, Man Repeller, Well n' Good, Girl Boss, Mind Body Green, Elite Daily and more. She specializes in guiding women who already live rich, full lives, who seek partnership from a place of human intimacy and connection versus ego. She does so through a signature modality combining one to one coach, subconscious journaling and integrated content. Clara holds a B.A. with honors in Philosophy from Johns Hopkins University with a concentration in Women & Gender Studies. She received her life coaching training through the Coaches Training Institute and is a certified Nutritional Therapy Consultant. She has spent the last 25 years dedicated to her own personal growth through cognitive behavioral therapy,  sex therapy, career coaching, life coaching, yoga and meditation. She blends her own experience with her education and training to help women become more of themselves, in life, in work, and most of all, in love.Check Clara out on Instagram here!Ready to take back control of your health, your happiness and reach your goals for life?Heck Yes, Let's work together! Want to be part of the community?Follow along and connect with me on Instagram!

Okay culmmies, this one gets a little trippy.  THE Fareeha Khan is here and we're not gonna lie... this episode is beautiful. This episode is about... going upstate, fixing your brain, Fantastic Funghi on Netflix,  chainsawing ALL day, a pregnancy reveal, communing with the universe in a hammock,  decaying, CONFIDENT GIRLS, your 4-digit PIN code, Pirates of the Caribbean, and the 6-layer skort. Fareeha Khan is a comedian and artist based in New York City. She's been on Comedy Central's “Tight Five” presented by Ilana Glazer, has toured her stand up with Man Repeller, and was featured on the NBC showcase at the Women in Comedy Festival. Her humor writing has appeared on MTV Decoded, Reductress, and in the book Every Body. She has acted in sketches on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Comedy Central, and Adult Swim, as well as several indie short films, including 1/30, which was executive produced by Lena Waithe. Her short film she created, wrote, and starred in, Break Up, Baby, was a NoBudge 2021 pick and Vulture said she has “an enchanting onscreen presence” in it, which was pretty cool. She was a writer's assistant on After After Party, a Refinery29 produced digital show in 2018. In 2017 she was chosen to participate in the Riot x TBS Comedy Writers Lab. She has a B.A. in Conflict Analysis and Resolution, which she usually tells people is a poli-sci degree because that sounds more real. She was born in Karachi, Pakistan, yet in a plot twist, she grew up in South Carolina and Virginia. Hence the outcast vibes. 

Like a young Icarus. Rate and review the podcast on spotify or apple podcasts. If you know someone who would enjoy this episode, share it with them! Email me at augandanbabe@gmail.com and follow me on Instagram and on Twitter at @ugandanbabe or @essKentaro to continue the conversation. Thanks for listening, give us a like, rate us on apple podcasts and follow the channel if you enjoyed this episode. I hope you will be back for the next one. Tags: A Ugandan Babe, Kentaro, Uganda, Code Switching, Rachel Hollis, Elizabeth Holmes, mlms, multi-level marketing, toxic positivity, self-help, performative success, Sophia Amoruso, Danielle Bernstein, Leandra Medine Cohen, Man Repeller, We Wore What, Sherly Sandberg, LEAN IN, Hustle, Hustle culture, Grind, Nasty Gal, Theranos  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skentaro/message

Leandra Medine was one of the very first fashion bloggers to penetrate the old school fashion scene. A street style staple, she was known for rejecting the magazine standard of beauty and not caring whether or not her looks attracted men. Or did she care the most? This week Claire and Ashley dive into her book of essays to try and find meaning in a pile of overalls. TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses eating disorders Tees are Here!! Grab a Worm Tee or an Unhinged Tee here: https://celebritymemoirbookclub.square.site/Join the Facebook group to chat with the other worms! https://www.facebook.com/groups/cmbcwormholeFollow us on Twitter @cmbc_podcast and Instagram @celebritymemoirbookclub If you want even more juice subscribe to our patreon!!! https://www.patreon.com/celebritymemoirbookclub Art by @adrianne_manpearl and theme song by @ashleesimpsonrossSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/celebritymemoirbookclub)

Welcome back to the Bimbo Industrial Complex! Today we delve into maximalism, minimalism, and whether less really is more (more materialistic, more rooted in white supremacy, etc. etc.). We pay our respects to our roots with a deep dive into Man Repeller and its (in)famous founder Leandra Medine and trace Tik Tok fashion back to its gaucho pant roots... Required reading: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2020/02/03/the-pitfalls-and-the-potential-of-the-new-minimalism?source=search_google_dsa_paid&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI65Xx4vHr6wIVivOzCh2RDgd6EAAYASAAEgIVEPD_BwE https://pure.solent.ac.uk/en/publications/boredom-and-reinvention-for-the-female-gaze-within-personal-fashi-2 http://www.tiara.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/amarwick_fashionblogs_ICWSM_2013.pdf https://www.thecut.com/2021/07/leandra-medine-says-she-always-thought-she-was-poor.html https://www.vox.com/the-goods/21287045/refinery29-black-employees-man-repeller-cosmopolitan-who-what-wear-vogue Music credit: https://uppbeat.io/t/cruen/the-lowdown License code: PPH9FBEMASHOI7PB https://uppbeat.io/t/cruen/in-the-now License code: 5WQG1LQRLH7QMYPC NB: All opinions are our own and this podcast is for humorous and fun analytical discourse only!

TW: Eating Disorders Today I am joined by author and Her Campus Deputy Editor Iman Hariri-Kia. Iman discusses how she transitioned from singing and songwriting into working as a writer and editor for a slew of amazing publications, including Teen Vogue, Bustle, Elite Daily, Man Repeller, and now Her Campus. We start out the conversation discussing her time writing and working in the Sex and Relationship space, and how her commitment to writing openly and vulnerably overrode any fears she had about disclosing information on her former sexual experiences. Iman also writes openly about mental health and relays how some of these articles, while initially difficult for her Iranian-American family, ended up opening up conversations that otherwise would never have existed. This episode delves into a lot, but some other topics include the political nature of hair, especially for women of color; how what you do should not define who you are; the dangers of fit and diet teas and how they contribute to disordered eating; and the importance of youth culture and why Gen Zs inspire Iman and her writing. This episode is extremely insightful and satisfying, as Iman is equally eloquent in her speaking as she is in her writing. Follow Iman @imanharirikia and get in touch with her through her website https://www.imanharirikia.com/. Pre-order her novel A Hundred Other Girls with this link: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/a-hundred-other-girls-iman-hariri-kia/1139625147. Please remember to rate, review, and subscribe through Apple Podcasts and to share the episodes you love with a friend! Follow Caitlin and the pod @ckny1213 and @wtfsuppod. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wtfsup/support

People keep holding funerals for the Girlboss, that figure of narcissism and disgrace, but aren't we all girlbosses now? Don't we all have to be to survive in late capitalism? Cameron Steele and Jessa discuss what distinguishes a girlboss, the adoration/cancellation cycle, the extremely revealing Man Repeller interview, and whether it's possible to have a career without being a careerist.  Support this podcast: http://patreon.com/publicintellectual

This week, we have gone super niche, covering a controversial episode of an obscure fashion podcast, The Cutting Room Floor, featuring a former fashion-blogger-turned-CEO, Leandra Medine aka Man Repeller. Meanwhile, a SoftBank-funded humanoid robot named Pepper is slacking on the job and getting fired all over Japan, but may nevertheless be called upon to represent the country at the Tokyo Olympics. Finally, we turn our attention to the worst song-video combination ever to hit No. 1: the Steve Miller Band's 1982 abomination, “Abracadabra.”  HEAR US ON ITUNEShttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/this-week-in-nope/OVERCASThttps://overcast.fm/itunes1312654524/this-week-in-nope SPOTIFYhttps://open.spotify.com/show/07WFZhd5bgY1l1BspArfRJ STITCHERhttps://www.stitcher.com/podcast/this-week-in-nopeSOUNDCLOUDhttps://soundcloud.com/user-518735966/tracks POCKET CASTShttps://pca.st/SrJY RADIO PUBLIChttps://radiopublic.com/this-week-in-nope-GAOx3N In this week's episode: Listen to “The Cutting Room Floor” episode that has everyone (by everyone, we mean a few fashion-obsessed people) talking. Watch the Steve Miller Band's terrible and confusing video for Abracadabra. Big #YUP to…Liz Phair for her wonderful memoir, “Horror Stories.” The Texas Democrats, for leaving the state to protect voting rights.  In addition to Twitter, you can now also follow us on Goodpods, a new app that will help you discover great podcasts. 

Hello, hello! We are BACK, baby. We've been having a little cosy girl winter and regroup and can't wait to be back in your ears. After not recording for a month we have a little catch up before launching into our thoughts on the new Gossip Girl reboot. (Hint: there's a lot).  We reference this article by Adrian Horton for the Guardian as well as this Vulture piece titled 'Gossip Girl Is Having A Very Glamorous Identity Crisis' by Kathryn VanArendok.From one group of Upper East Siders to an IRL one, we dive into a break-down of the latest Leandra Medine Cohen (founder of 2010s fashion blog, Man Repeller) news. Leandra was interviewed by New York designer and 'The Cutting Room Floor' podcast host, Recho Omondi. The interview made waves in the fashion world as a privileged Leandra seemed to dig herself a deeper hole after being publicly shamed after the murder of George Floyd last year. We ask if this podcast and the resulting articles were actually constructive or if this is just celebrity gossip turned woke.  For our first ep back, Jas recommends the Maybe Baby newsletter by Haley Nahman and the piece 'What's Up With Instagram' while Maggie recommends 'Crying in H Mart' by Michelle Zauner.Katie Zhou created our fab new cover art and India Raine is our wonderful producer and composer of our jingle. Email us at cultureclubmail@gmail.com, find us on Instagram @cultureclubpod, or on our personal accounts @jasmineeskye and @yemagz. Thanks for listening - we're so glad you're here! Love Jas & Mags xo 

Leandra Medine was the founder of Man Repeller. A blog turned media company that operated from 2010 - 2020. In 2020 she stepped down from her company after she and the company were criticized for their performative solidarity with black lives. Leandra reflects on her time running a company and what she's learned about racism in America. Patreon.com/thecuttingroomfloor Leandra Medine: @leandramcohen Crystal Anderson: @beerbottles_chainsaws Mecca James Williams: @meccajw Sebastian Baptiste: @sebastianbaptiste Chrissy Rutherford: @chrissyford

This week is an unprecedented TRIPLE Girl? segment because of all the bad internet behavior this week - from Manrepeller's Leandra Medine Cohen realizing she's rich to Tristan trying it with Lamar to Hilaria back again, I couldn't help but wonder...is everyone okay? Plus, a Love after Lockup recap!   Recho's interview with Leandra is here! Feel free to leave me a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, find me on social media and more here!

Leandra Medine was the founder of Man Repeller. A blog turned media company that operated from 2010 - 2020. In 2020 she stepped down from her company after she and the company were criticized for their performative solidarity with black lives. Leandra reflects on her time running a company and what she's learned about racism in America. Patreon.com/thecuttingroomfloor Leandra Medine: @leandramcohen Crystal Anderson: @beerbottles_chainsaws Mecca James Williams: @meccajw Sebastian Baptiste: @sebastianbaptiste Chrissy Rutherford: @chrissyford

Leandra Medine was the founder of Man Repeller. A blog turned media company that operated from 2010 - 2020. In 2020 she stepped down from her company after she and the company were criticized for their performative solidarity with black lives. Leandra reflects on her time running a company and what she's learned about racism in America.  Patreon.com/thecuttingroomfloor  Leandra Medine: @leandramcohen Crystal Anderson: @beerbottles_chainsaws Mecca James Williams: @meccajw Sebastian Baptiste: @sebastianbaptiste Chrissy Rutherford: @chrissyford      

You're receiving my Tuesday podcast because you're a paying subscriber of Maybe Baby. Thank you! To listen in your preferred app, click “Listen in podcast app.” Then it should automatically populate there every week.Hi!This week's episode is about getting married and having kids, or choosing to do neither. I invited on my former editor and deadpan friend Leslie Price, who is both married and a parent and has never been afraid to talk about the downsides. Leslie is a media veteran (Time, Curbed, Racked, Man Repeller, InStyle) and recently launched a newsletter called Gloria, for women embarking on midlife. You may have read an excerpt of this conversation on Sunday. Everyone is always talking about Leslie's hair:Links to things we mention:“What You Lose When You Gain a Spouse,” by Wendy Len Catron for The AtlanticMy interview with a woman experience postpartum depression“The Things We Don't Discuss,” by Jill Filipovic about the taboo of parental regretClaire and Erica's “A Thing or Two” podcast episode about being child-free”Lately Kids Have Had a Serious PR Problem,” by Emma RosenblumThanks for listening!HaleyThis month a portion of subscriber proceeds will be redistributed to Covenant House, New York City's largest provider serving homeless youths.Give me feedback • Subscribe • Request a free subscription • Ask Dear Baby a question This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit haleynahman.substack.com/subscribe

Loré is one of my favorite writers. We originally connected when she reached out to interview me for The Creative Independent. She has written about intimacy, identity, and interconnection for The New York Times and Man Repeller. She also facilitates writing workshops and has a monthly newsletter called All The Reasons I've Cried Lately. In this week’s episode, we get into dating and bond over the fact that we’re both hopeless romantics. We cover social media, indecision, intention, writing, moving to New York, and dealing with life’s highs and lows. And we discuss some of her essays and poems. Show Notes:- Connect with Loré: Web | Newsletter | Workshops- Loré interviewing Katie for The Creative Independent- Sign up for our LET IT OUT letter to get show notes sent straight to your inbox - Please join me in supporting The Central Ohio Freedom Fund. The Central Ohio Freedom Fund is a black-led, black-centered organization which exists to work towards the elimination of cash bail.- Full show notes here Sponsors:Get 15% off your first order at Jenni Kayne with code LETITOUT!Browse the  Organifi.com shop and use code LETITOUT for 20% off all Organifi products.Get $15 off your first visit with a board-certified dermatologist at apostrophe.com/LETITOUT and use our code: LETITOUT.

In this episode, Anum Bashir shares the creative process and the ins and outs of being a blogger and fashion enthusiast making the most out of your career! Anum tells us all about life on social media, curating content that stands out from your contemporaries and how to build deeper relationships with all your clients and brands you collaborate with to form standing friendships. She believes it’s important to be a flag bearer of cultural representation and bringing your unique set of features and ideas to play with the platform you’re provided as someone who is social media savvy! She also talks about being an empath that she considers to be a blessing and a point of power in life to form meaningful relations and create synergy with the entities that help your work flourish. Listen to her episode now!Anum Bashir is the Founder of the fashion and art blog Desert Mannequin who was also a style contributor for Man Repeller and a co-creative director for N-DUO. She launched her career at the prestigious Qatar Museums and in 2014, she launched her platform, Desert Mannequin, and since then, has tirelessly worked to have it grow beyond a blog that simply chronicles personal style. Going on to consult for, and promote emerging designers, as well as collaborate with global fashion houses and prestigious retailers, Anum’s ability to spot, edit, and curate fashion led to her position as “Guest Buyer & Fashion Director” for Per Lei Couture - a luxury boutique in Qatar. Now as co-creative director of Tbilisi based brand N-DUO, Anum has partnered with founder Natuka Karkashadze to take the promising brand forward with its eclectic, fun and whimsical aesthetic that they hope will be loved globally.

In today’s episode I am speaking to Caroline Calloway. Caroline is an American instagram personality and blogger. Having been savvy enough to see the opportunity instagram presented much before the rest of us, she began building an audience all the way in 2012, finding that if she presented herself with a certain type of lifestyle of travel, adventure, fashion and art, her following would only continue to grow. Upon gaining a place at Cambridge University to study History of Art in 2013, her insta-fame rose vastly, as she blogged devotedly about her student-hood in one of the world's most notorious universities, her captions containing depictions of the Cambridge campus and confessional accounts about her romantic life. Her posts turned - as she’d hoped they would - into fulfilling her dream of being a writer, and she gained an extremely impressive book deal with American publishers, Flatiron Books, where she was to write a memoir entitled ‘And We Were Like’. The book was supposed to be similar to her Instagram posts: A memoir about her life at Cambridge and the relationships she had with different men. However, the memoir was never to be completed, as not only was Caroline battling with a drug addiction to Adderall, but she had also fallen out of love with her memoirs protagonist, telling Man Repeller in 2018, ‘"I promised a memoir where the only thing that happened to me were boyfriends and where the climax of my entire life experience to date was boy-related. It wasn't long before I realised the boy-obsessed version of myself I planned to depict as my memoir's protagonist was not one I could stand behind." I first came to know Caroline upon reading her once-upon-a-time best friend, Natalie Beach’s’ ‘tell-it-all’ article entitled, ‘I Was Caroline Calloway: Seven years after I met the infamous Instagram star, I’m ready to tell my side of the story’. Upon reading this, I felt drawn to better understand who Caroline was. Within seconds I found an article which had been published just 17 days later on September 27th, 2019, by The Atlantic, where Caitlin Flanagan writes about Caroline’s difficult and strained relationship she’d had with her father growing up, who’d been found, tragically, dead in his home, just two days after the publication of Beach’s article. Caroline wrote a heart wrenching post which read ‘Today I found out that my Dad died by suicide. It was a probable suicide before, but now we’re sure.’ We cover a LOT. From daddy issues (obvs), to suicide, to social media, to ex-best friends, to that article in The Cut, to that article in The Atlantic, to mental health, to childhood trauma, to growing up, to other dads, to self-awareness, to podcasts that you’ve never heard of but are still being interviewed on anyway. * If you liked to claim for first free box of organic tampons and pads from our episodes collaborators, Ohne, as well as some other Ohne goods, here is the link: https://ohne.com/?rfsn=4866435.6a8fd7 * If you like what you hear, it would be so appreciated if you could rate, review and subscribe as we love hearing your thoughts and feedback, and it helps get the podcast to reach more ears. * Created | Hosted | Produced by Angharad George-Carey Mastered and Compressed | by Worgie Productions Music | by Julietta * Social Media: Angharad George-Carey @angharadgeorgecarey Daddy Issues Podcast @thedaddyissuespodcast Caroline Calloway @carolinecalloway * Caroline’s website: www.iamcarolinecalloway.com * If you'd like to seek guidance and support for any issues raised in the episodes there are three websites we would recommend depending on your individual needs: www.juliasamuel.co.uk JULIA SAMUEL MBE www.blackmindsmatteruk.com BLACK MINDS MATTER www.griefuntangled.com GREIF UNTANGLED www.thecalmzone.net CALM * We love hearing from you! To contact us, email thedaddyissuespod@gmail.com

Lieve luisteraars! Doortje kon niet meer over straat zonder aangehouden te worden met de vraag: ‘wanneer begint jullie podcast weer?’ Zelfs Lena kreeg dm’s van jullie. Dus: daar zijn we weer! En we hebben er ontzettend veel zin in, we hebben jullie gemist! En we hebben goed nieuws: we gaan een wekelijkse show maken! Elke woensdagochtend kun je dus een nieuwe aflevering verwachten. Dit kan mede dankzij de steun van jullie, onze luisteraars! Tientallen van jullie zijn namelijk Vrienden van de Show geworden, en betalen een klein maandelijks of jaarlijks bedrag. Daardoor kunnen wij nu meer tijd in de podcast steken! Wil je ook de podcast mogelijk maken? Word ook vriend van de show! https://vriendvandeshow.nl/monicageuzefanpodcast En laat vooral een voice memo voor ons achter :) Deze aflevering praten we jullie bij over wat we de afgelopen maanden hebben gedaan. Doortje stampte in een zomer een documentaire uit de grond over influencers die hun faam na tien jaar zien afnemen. En ze begon een column in de Trouw. Lena verhuisde en verdween in de wereld van home decorations en Pinterest, en begon een nieuwsbrief op De Correspondent. We beantwoorden jullie vragen aan ons (zoals: hebben wij wel eens gesapkuurd?), hebben we het over het einde van Man Repeller, de leukste memes op Insta en heeft Lena een mening over The Social Dilemma (waar Doortje het niet mee eens is). Besproken in de podcast:Doortje Documentaire, Volg je me nog? https://www.vpro.nl/programmas/volg-je-me-nog.htmlDoortjes column in de Trouw: https://www.trouw.nl/columns/Doortje-SmithuijsenSchrijf je hier in op Lena’s nieuwsbrief over de invloed van sociale media op ons leven: https://decorrespondent.nl/mail/lenabrilEn lees hier de nieuwsbrieven terug: https://decorrespondent.nl/lenabrilDoortje leest voor uit dit boek: https://www.bol.com/nl/f/the-power-notebooks/9200000115125850/Essay van Bas Heijne uit zijn bundel Mens/Onmens: https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2019/04/16/notre-dame-leeft-ik-heb-het-gezien-a3957058Stuk over het einde van Man Repeller: https://fashionista.com/2020/10/man-repeller-leandra-medine-cohen-closing-legacy?utm_source=Daily+Lab+email+list&utm_campaign=47ef94ad7e-dailylabemail3&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_d68264fd5e-47ef94ad7e-396583600En een interview met Leandra Medine uit 2014: https://www.thecut.com/2014/02/man-repeller-leandra-medine-profile.htmlOld Man Repeller op Insta: https://www.instagram.com/oldmanrepeller/De haarklem van Marie Claire: https://www.instagram.com/dehaarclipvanmarieclaire/Schoudertassie: https://www.instagram.com/schoudertassie/De Googlereviewrecensent: https://www.instagram.com/degooglereviewrecensent/

You're receiving my Tuesday podcast because you're a paying subscriber of Maybe Baby. Thank you! To listen in your preferred app, click “Listen in podcast app.” Then it should automatically populate there every week.Good morning!Today I brought on my favorite sad girl, Nora Taylor, to discuss melancholy, sadness, and depression, as explored in my last newsletter, #32: Stimulants. But it's also fun! Nora is an editor at Clever for Architectural Digest. We met at Man Repeller (where she wrote about things like Sauce Men, the Caesar haircut, and Tom Hanks) and initially bonded over our love of Phoebe Bridgers (yes…that's me and Avi coving “Smoke Signals” for today's intro song…lol!). Nora is a strange bird whom I truly cherish and I'm livid that I forgot to ask her about her dream of being a mailwoman. Here we are just before our “writers retreat” upstate in 2018—a very special story we save for the end:Some links to things we mention:-“Look at My Beautiful F*****g Hands,” by Nora herself-In Defense of Saccharin(e), by Leslie Jamison, an incredible essay that's unfortunately not online but is part of her collection, The Empathy Exams, which I highly recommend-“Finding Quietness in a Loud World,” by Harmony Holiday for Frieze-“3 Older Women on What Actually Gets Better With Age,” by Nora-ASMR Massage With Phoebe Bridgers by It'sBlitzzz-“Deliverance” by YanniThanks for listening!Haley(is signing a newsletter like signing a text?)This month a portion of subscriber proceeds will be redistributed to Palante Harlem Inc, a New York-based nonprofit working to reduce poverty, end tenant exploitation, and advocate for safe housing in Harlem.Subscribe • Request a free subscription • Ask Dear Baby a question • Gift a subscription This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit haleynahman.substack.com/subscribe

Beauty Island acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.Hello and welcome to Beauty Island, the award-nominated beauty podcast that celebrates life and lipstick.I’m your host, beauty journalist, Brittany Stewart.If you’re new here or you just need a recap: Each episode, I sit down with a guest and ask them about the 8 beauty products that have a special memory or meaning for them. The ones they’d take to a desert island, or Beauty Island, that I am sending them off too.Maybe it’s the first beauty product they ever bought, the one that gives them their signature look, or the perfume that instantly sparks a memory of a special place or person.Along the way we find out more about their life, career and the people and events that have shaped them into who they are today.An exciting announcement that Beauty Island has been nominated for an Australian Podcast Award! Yey! We’re a finalist for Best Arts and Culture podcast, with the winner announced Saturday 21st November. So keep your fingers and toes crossed for me, and whether you’ve listened to one episode or all of them, I just wanted to say thank you to you so much for your support of the podcast.But enough about that for now! And on to today’s episode.Today my guest is editor and journalist, Gyan Yankovich. Now a little disclaimer that this interview was recorded earlier this year, in May. Now that’s a few months in normal times, but in 2020? Well, let’s just say a lot has changed. When we recorded, Gyan was living in New York in the midst for a terrifying first wave and strict lockdown. She was also the managing editor of renowned fashion turned culture site, Man Repeller. Since we spoke, there have been a succession of changes - a callout, a redesign and then, most recently, the announcement of the closure of the site. For more context read this. Before that, Gyan moved back to Australia and is now the Managing Editor of Junkee.If you grew up reading Aussie magazines in the 20teens, you’ll no doubt recognise Gyan’s face. Born in Bathurst, before moving to Sydney to pursue a career in the glossy world of magazines, Gyan was a beauty editor for the likes of Cleo, Cosmo and Dolly before moving to digital to help form Buzzfeed Australia’s founding team. She is brilliant, talented and she has the best and longest natural lashes I have ever seen.We talked through the mascaras that bookmark her beauty journey, the legend of the office tanning salon for beauty editors, applying foundation with your fingers and what exactly are the Saturday spirals.If you enjoy this episode, please rate and write a review on Apple Podcasts or subscribe on Spotify if you haven’t already. Or recommend to a friend or many friends, by sharing a screenshot on your Instagram story. Don’t forget to tag @beautyislandpodcast so I can see. As an independent podcaster, those things really help more people discover the podcast so I can keep making it for you!Now, over to Gyan. Enjoy.~Follow host Brittany Stewart:Instagram: @brittanybeautybts @beautyislandpodcastEmail: beautyislandpodcast@gmail.comSubscribe to It's A Beauty! Newsletter for no BS beauty reviews, tips and tricks. (It's free!)Follow Gyan: Instagram: @gyanyankovichTwitter: @gyanyankovichSubscribe to her newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/d8e77e97c508/shellberightProducts mentioned:Max Factor False Lash Effect: https://bit.ly/3f0y5MmMaybelline Lash Sensational: http://bit.ly/2QdZ4q8Nars Climax: http://bit.ly/2U5qOQqSt Tropez Tanning Mousse: https://bit.ly/38WRz3RBenefit Brow Zing: https://bit.ly/2H3275PClinique Moisture Surge CC Cream: https://bit.ly/2IzkcsyGo-To Face Hero Oil: https://bit.ly/3pxaSXhDr Jart Brightening Solution sheet mask: https://seph.me/2IBvi08L'Oréal Lumi Magique (discontinued)Ouai Texturizing Hair Spray: https://bit.ly/3kBTZH4Sound effects obtained from ZapsplatMusic: Dexter Britain

Will breaks down his recent dip into the world of incense, goes through some of the most ridiculous items from Goop's holiday gift guides, and recounts the loss of Man Repeller — one of his earliest inspirations in the online media world. * * * Get Sunday Scaries Email Updates: www.sunday-scaries.com/sign-up Sunday Scaries Twitter: www.twitter.com/sundayscaries Sunday Scaries Instagram: www.instagram.com/sunday.scaries Will deFries Twitter: www.twitter.com/willdefries Will deFries Instagram: www.instagram.com/willdefries * * * Proper: www.getproper.com (SCARIES for discount) Hawthorne: www.hawthorne.co (SCARIES for 10% off) * * * All music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Podcast artwork by Alfonso Ruiz (www.alfonsoruizbook.com) and Tristan Pigott (www.tristanpigott.com)

Hey Podulters, I hope you’re having an ok lockdown so far! This week's episode is with writer and editor based in New York, Haley Nahman. She was the features director and deputy editor of Man Repeller, and now she runs her own blog ‘maybe baby’ with 30 thousand subscribers. I found her when I read her blog ‘the Emily Ratajkowski effect’, that she wrote in response to Emily’s essay on reclaiming her own image. Here is the piece if you haven't read it yet; https://haleynahman.substack.com/p/24-the-cult-of-emily-ratajkowski. We discuss lots of the themes in Haley's blog but mostly consider 'choice feminism'. I hope you enjoy, and as always please do rate review and subscribe. Haley's Books -No Time To Spare, Ursula Le GuinNever Let Me Go, Kazuo IshiguroOn Writing Well, William See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey Podulters, I hope you’re having an ok lockdown so far! This week's episode is with writer and editor based in New York, Haley Nahman. She was the features director and deputy editor of Man Repeller, and now she runs her own blog ‘maybe baby’ with 30 thousand subscribers. I found her when I read her blog ‘the Emily Ratajkowski effect’, that she wrote in response to Emily’s essay on reclaiming her own image. Here is the piece if you haven't read it yet; https://haleynahman.substack.com/p/24-the-cult-of-emily-ratajkowski. We discuss lots of the themes in Haley's blog but mostly consider 'choice feminism'. I hope you enjoy, and as always please do rate review and subscribe. Haley's Books -No Time To Spare, Ursula Le GuinNever Let Me Go, Kazuo IshiguroOn Writing Well, William See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's episode of Superficial, hosts Steph and Juliette unpack the rapid demise of Man Repeller after a rather brief post on the site announced their closure. Following last week's episode, the girls discuss Instagram's new policy changes and how the Australian media blatantly disregarded the work of black, plus size model Nyome Nicholas Williams, crediting the changes solely to Australian comedian Celeste Barber. Finally, in an insightful chat with model and activist Mahalia Handley, the girls find out how Mahalia got into the industry and how she uses her platform for good.   HOSTS: Juliette Capomolla and Stephanie Chadwick EDITOR: Juliette Capomolla See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Für Tipps, Kritik und Meinungen: ciao.now.podcast@gmail.com Emily in Paris: https://www.netflix.com/title/81037371 Eine Französin räumt mit den Klischees der Serie auf: https://www.buzzfeed.com/marietelling/emily-in-paris-reviewed-by-french-person Selling Sunset: https://www.netflix.com/title/80223108 The Cut - Rich People Problems: https://www.thecut.com/2020/09/the-cut-podcast-rich-people-problems.html The Homedit aka die Regenbogen-Frauen: https://www.thehomeedit.com Und die Serie auf Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/81094723 Das Statement von Leandra Medine Cohen auf der repeller.com: https://repeller.com/notice-of-wind-down-a-publishing-update/ Und ihr Statement auf Instagram (veröffentlicht nach der CfN-Aufnahme): https://www.instagram.com/p/CG5ekIXnAu8/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Das Ende von Man Repeller im Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2020/jun/13/man-repeller-leandra-medine-cohen-fashion-relevance Kerstins Text auf annabelle.ch über den Rücktritt Leandra Medine Cohens: https://www.annabelle.ch/leben/gesellschaft/leandra-medine-cohen-meldet-sich-offenem-brief-zurück-50559 Zu den jüngsten Geschehnissen am amerikanischen Supreme Court: https://www.nzz.ch/international/usa-der-kampf-um-den-supreme-court-und-die-nachfolge-ginsburgs-ld.1577712 Die Bedenken zur Wahl von Amy Coney Barrett: https://www.thecut.com/article/donate-abortion-fund-amy-coney-barrett-how-to-help.html Auch Barack Obama schaltet sich in den Wahlkampf ein: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/oct/27/obama-trump-covid-florida-rally-biden Alle miteinander gegen Trump, Das Magazin: https://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/alle-miteinander-gegen-trump-726714761618 Kim Kardashian und ihre überaus fragwürdige Geburtstagsparty: https://www.instagram.com/p/CG2zK7WgghF/ Und die Antwort des Museum of Modern Art auf den Post: https://twitter.com/MuseumModernArt/status/1321226794352234503/photo/1 Kerstins Tipp 1 - I May Destroy You https://www.hbo.com/i-may-destroy-you Kerstins Tipp 2 - The Handmaids Tale https://www.amazon.com/The-Handmaids-Tale-Season-1/dp/B073X6Y2QW Anniks Tipp 1 - Dolly Alderton, Ghosts https://www.waterstones.com/book/ghosts/dolly-alderton/9780241434543 Anniks Tipp 2 - Mi Senti von Róisín Murphy https://open.spotify.com/album/11BNRt0bzrtOFzgeZuRQrU

Today we discuss the far-from-over Lily James scandal, including new rumours (from someone suspiciously 'close to' Armie Hammer's ex-wife) claiming that she and Hammer had an affair on the set of 'Rebecca'. Is it fair that Lily James is becoming the public's new favourite punching bag? How responsible are women who date married men? Plus, why Phil Collins' ex-wife is staging a literal coup of his Los Angeles mansion; why Sofia Coppola's new movie 'On The Rocks' kinda sucks, and dissecting the complicated legacy of Man Repeller, which announced its closure this week. Then, for those few who are interested, Grace and Zach do a short deep-dive ahead of the US election next Tuesday, and attempt to answer the question on everybody's minds: Will Donald be re-elected?You can follow us on Instagram: @afterworkdrinkspodcast, @grceoneill, @isabelletruman, or join our closed Facebook group, After Work Drinks Podcast. If you'd like to show your support, please rate, review and subscribe and share AWD

Hi listeners!How would you rate the four Hollywood Chrises? This Junkee article explains why Chris Pratt is the worst (oops). Then, Leandra Medine announced that Man Repeller is officially closing down for good, after a tumultuous year of allegations of racism and apologies that missed the mark. Lily Allen has released a limited-edition Womanizer sex toy and tells Rolling Stone about her introduction to orgasms in her late 20s and we chat about the taboo that still surrounds women's self-pleasure.Jasmine recommends the 2016 show The People v. O.J. Simpson on Netflix. This 10 episode season is part of the American Crime Story television series. Maggie recommends Kim’s Convenience, also on Netflix. This sitcom revolves around a Korean-Canadian family who, you guessed it, own a convenience store.India Raine has created our jingle and edits and produces this podcast. You can email us at cultureclubmail@gmail.com, find us on Instagram at @cultureclubpod, or on our personal accounts at @jasmineeskye and @yemagz.Love,Jasmine & Maggie x

Muita coisa acontece em uma semana! Acompanhe detalhes sobre a incorporação do grupo Reserva pela Arezzo; entenda como gigantes como a Burberry estão preocupados com como você conserva suas peças; o lançamento da primeira vending machine das Lojas Renner; motivações para o déficit de matérias-primas no mercado interno; a SPFW entre a retomada das atividades econômicas e o distanciamento social; condições de trabalho precárias e baixos salários afastam trabalhadores de polo têxtil do Agreste de Pernambuco; e o fim do site (Man) Repeller.

You're receiving my Tuesday podcast because you're a paying subscriber of Maybe Baby. Thank you! To listen in your preferred app, click “Listen in podcast app.” Then it should automatically populate there every week.Hello!This week I brought on my good friend and brilliant writer T Wise to talk about the themes in my last newsletter, #27: The pain/pleasure paradox. I met T when I was his editor at Man Repeller, and every time we published one of his essays people would comment “MORE OF THIS PLEASE!!!!” And I agree. Today we discuss everything from death to Judaism, gender, The Vow, and (dare I say it) cancel culture. Our conversation wraps around 1 hour 15 minutes, at which point I do an audio reading of the newsletter. So skip that if you already read it! In the future I may break out the audio readings, so thanks for dealing in the meantime.Some links to things we mention:•“The Case for Not Being Born,” by Joshua Rothman•“Is Prison Necessary? Ruth Wilson Gilmore Might Change Your Mind” by Rachel Kushner•“Ordinary Things That Bring Me Extraordinary Joy” by T Wise“I Am Finally Living My Life as a Man, Albeit a Man Named ‘Praise Josephine'” by T Wise•“Outgrowing the Personal Essay: Can I Create a Voice Bigger Than My Trans Identity?” by T Wise•How to Do Nothing by Jenny OdellThank you for listening!Haleyp.s. follow T on Instagram This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit haleynahman.substack.com/subscribe

Verena von Pfetten is the co-founder of Gossamer, a cannabis lifestyle brand and biannual print publication covering travel, design, and culture through a green lens.A digital native with over a decade's worth of experience in brand consulting, editorial direction, and content strategy, Verena has worked with clients such as Instagram, Glossier, Spring, ASOS, Ann Taylor LOFT Lou & Grey, 7 For All Mankind, Man Repeller, and The Coveteur. She contributes regularly to fashion, food, and travel publications, such as The New York Times, Vogue, Condé Nast Traveler, InStyle, New York Magazine, and Modern Farmer.Prior to co-founding Gossamer, Verena was the executive digital director at Lucky magazine, where she developed and executed the brand's award-winning digital editorial and product strategy across all platforms, including video, mobile, social, and live events, doubling and tripling traffic year over year, and culminating in Condé Nast's first wholly integrated content-to-commerce platform, LuckyShops.com.Prior to her time at Lucky, Verena spent two years as an early editor at the Huffington Post, where she managed over 70 contributors and helped build out the site's lifestyle coverage and female audience in advance of its acquisition by AOL. She is also the founding editor of Styleite, Abrams Media's acclaimed independent fashion news site, and The Braiser, a James Beard Award-nominated site focused on the chefs and personalities of the food industry. Useful Linkshttps://www.gossamer.co/https://www.linkedin.com/in/verenavonpfetten/To learn more about plants & your health from Colleen at LabAroma check out this informative PDF: https://mailchi.mp/2fe0e426b244/osw1lg2dkhDisclaimer: The information presented in this podcast is for educational purposes only, and is not intended to replace professional medical advice. Please consult your doctor if you are in need of medical care, and before making any changes to your health routine.

The racial unrest swept across the fashion industry like a tsunami, blindsiding and swiftly sidelining many, primarily female, executives in its wake. Leandra Medine Cohen founder of the popular fashion and lifestyle website Man Repeller is one such executive who “step(ed) back” from her CEO role, leaving the reigns in the hands of her team, announcing at the time that “the team deserves a chance to show you what Man Repeller can be with me on the sidelines.” Since her announcement in early June, Cohen has remained silent on just what happened to induce her sudden departure until this month with the launch of her newsletter - the first letter announcing her come back. We invited Leandra to speak to us this episode to discuss the topic of introspection - what that looks like for her, the process that got her to this point and the elements that helped her along this path. We hope you enjoy this episode! DM us on Instagram @TheConversations.Podcast and let us know what you think. Please also subscribe and rate this podcast (*****), we appreciate all your support :)

In our third week of civil unrest, in parallel, the racial fallout continues in fashion. As audiences, the Black fashion community and allies grow more suspicious and frustrated with brands, their missteps, formulaic messaging and a general lack of tangible action. Additionally, a number of executive exits due to claims of racism and toxic work environments (including the founders of Reformation, Man Repeller, Refinery29 and The Wing this week alone), expose in greater detail how problematic the fashion system is. Within all of that and more, many Black fashion professionals are also unpacking the trauma induced by the continued systemic racism in the workplace, fashion generally and beyond. ⠀ ⠀ In this episode, we talk to psychiatrist (who will be joining faculty at McLean-Harvard) and author, Dr. Alisha Moreland-Capuia, about Black trauma in fashion, it's impact, implications, strategies to foster understanding, tools for healing and advice for protection. This is one of the most powerful conversations we've had thus far, we implore you to listen and continue the conversations in your homes, work spaces and communities. Please also keep in touch with us via Instagram @TheConversations.Podcast, subscribe and rate this podcast (***** :)⠀ ⠀ Lastly, make sure you pick up a copy of Dr. Alisha Moreland-Capuia's book, Training for Change: Transforming Systems to be Trauma-Informed, Culturally Responsive, and Neuroscientifically Focused, which you can find via the link here. You can also follow her on Twitter (@DralishaMD) for regular goodness!! ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

Leandra Medine is a fashion blogger, CEO, mother, author, and the woman behind media powerhouse, Manrepeller. As a New York City native, Medine has taken fashion on as her own personal compass for discovering identity. Her journey into entrepreneurship started as a junior in college at The New School when she launched Manrepeller, a fashion blog gone media powerhouse in a little over 4 years. In this episode, Medine gets super real with us as she talks about the fashion industry, self discovery, following your gut, and the journey into and within motherhood. We'll also hear from LIVELY Ambassador Caroline Vazzana, author and founder of Making It In Manhattan. Caroline takes us on her YOLO moment was when she decided to leave her job to become her own boss about 2 and a half years ago. Out of that, she learned that taking risks led her to fearlessly be herself, love herself, and the journey.  Leandra's spotlight - Tyler, At-home Personal Chef (we are working on getting the deets!) Michelle's spotlight - Lindsey, Founder of Meant You can follow Leandra on Instagram @leandramcohen and on Twitter @LeandraMedine The LIVELY Podcast is hosted by its CEO & Founder Michelle Cordeiro Grant. Produced by @ArcCreativePod with @RoseEReid and Sabine Jansen. Special thanks to our LIVELY team and @alialquiza. If you liked this episode, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, and be sure to tell a friend about it! We love this community and want to make we reach as many friends as possible :) For the up-to-the-minute scoop, follow us on Instagram @wearlively Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Female friendships, coming of age and the metamorphosis a girl makes into becoming a woman and her authentic self. The themes behind fragrance Gucci Bloom Acqua di Fiori inspired 15 young female creatives to design and write original works for Gucci's Instagram. Inside their drawings and images are texts that together tell a story which is sometimes personal, comical and intimate. In this episode, produced in partnership with Man Repeller and their podcast Monocycle, host Leandra Medine sits down with three artists from the project in an eccentric Brooklyn apartment to talk about their work. The artists convey their ideas in diverse ways. Emma Allegretti's character wants to be like everyone else so she concocts a Acqua Di Fiori potion. She transforms, only to realize her own self is unique and beautiful. Joy Miessi was inspired by her favorite park Hampstead Heath for her series of drawings and words that tell a story about herself and her friends spending time there. Amber Vittoria's illustrations represent the women around her and her own evolution as a creative. Read more about the project on: on.gucci.com/GucciBloom_AcquadiFiori Or at: http://acquadifiori.gucci.com