Episode 44: Comfort Hoodie

Call Your Girlfriend

Ann Friedman and Aminatou Sow

Society & Culture

4.7 • 4.2K Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2016

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Millennial anxiety: the terrifying risk of falling into poverty, rude people, naked selfies and empowerment. Period euphemisms, both intended and accidental. What happens when women join formerly male-dominated professions. And introducing the chillout hoodie.

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0:00.0	Welcome to a classic episode of Call Your Girlfriends.
0:03.5	A podcast for long distance festies everywhere.
0:07.4	I'm Amina Tussaud.
0:08.7	And I'm Anne Friedman.
0:10.2	On this week's agenda, a poverty risk calculator, which is terrifying.
0:14.9	A slight digression into complaints about people being rude.
0:18.3	Naked selfies and empowerment, period euphemisms, and Guinness unintentional period euphemisms.
0:24.4	Plus, what happens when a lot of women join a formerly male profession?
0:29.0	And the chill out hoodie.
0:59.5	We haven't done this in a minute.
1:01.5	I know, my closet, I'm like, it's been so long since I've spent more than half an hour in here.
1:06.2	I know, I'm like, I haven't seen these clues in a while.
1:08.4	I've been going for so long.
1:10.7	Can we, it's already spring?
1:12.2	A wolf.
1:12.8	I mean, technically spring, although.
1:14.5	I mean, it is.
1:15.5	I saw this like really funny meme on a black internet.
1:20.6	That was like, this kid.
1:22.9	The other dark web?
1:23.9	Yes, the other dark web.
1:25.3	The darkest one.
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