Ep. 69 Little Spoons - Where My Moms At w/ Christina P

Where My Moms At? w/ Christina P.

Christina Pazsitzky

Society & Culture, Kids & Family, Comedy, Relationships, Parenting

4.7 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2020

⏱️ 70 minutes

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0:00.0	Alright, ready in Hamash Alba Shalosh Stein
0:30.0	Oh, mommy! I'm so glad you're here. We have so many things to catch up on this week.
0:42.1	You know, I've been I've been I've getting ready for hologines, which is really exciting. I'm going to
0:48.2	celebrate it with the kiddos. We're going to have some other kiddos over and I don't know, I feel
0:53.2	I feel a bit lighter. I feel as though restrictions are lifting and people are starting to be like,
0:59.0	I don't care if I get sick. Let's just party. Maybe that's just me. Is that just my projecting onto
1:07.9	the world? Maybe. I may have to stop this podcast and have diarrhea at some point. I'm just going
1:16.0	to let you know now I had Zanco chicken on Tuesday. Today is now Thursday and you know, it just it
1:24.2	hit me the next morning I was doing Pilates and I had to end my SESH 15 minutes early to go have
1:29.7	violent diarrhea. So it's still gurgling. Not going to lie. I wanted to talk about you know, I've
1:36.7	really been I as a as a student, how do I put this? As a as a student of philosophy, a former student
1:44.2	of philosophy, I I have a liberal arts degree from the University of San Francisco and you know,
1:53.2	I read all this stuff that's kind of that was seen as a joke in the 90s. This postmodernism stuff
1:59.6	about you know, a million genders and and you know, all the whacking as we've seen now is a direct
2:08.9	result of an offshoot of philosophy that was really never taken seriously and it kind of it just
2:14.5	took root and people are really into this stuff. So I started reading um Camille paglia,
2:21.8	paglia, I don't even know if I'm saying this woman's name correctly and she's a feminist feminist
2:28.5	philosopher who I never really got into in college but I really like her now because I as an older
2:32.8	broad, I'm like yeah, get it. And um, you know, I was just thinking the feminist as much as I am a
2:39.5	feminist, they kind of left out they left out motherhood, you know, um, it was never it was kind of
2:46.8	it was set aside in order so that we could get into the workforce and be like the men. And you
2:52.7	know, now we're we're going through the growing pains of of uh, mothers working, some mothers
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