Incandescently Furious

Call Your Girlfriend

Ann Friedman and Aminatou Sow

Society & Culture

4.7 • 4.2K Ratings

🗓️ 16 October 2020

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

We contemplate a VC-backed startup for women who need to scream into pillows. A brief discussion of the Supreme Court nomination of the latest Judge Who Must Not Be Named. Fortunately, Rebecca Traister's work on the political power of women's anger is always timely, as we revisit our 2018 interview with her (and the unfortunately still-relevant fury of the Kavanaugh nomination).

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0:00.0	Welcome to Call Your Girlfriend!
0:03.4	A podcast for long-distance besties everywhere.
0:06.3	I'm Amina Tussau and I'm Anne Friedman.
0:09.5	Uhhhhhh!
0:11.2	Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
0:14.2	Call Your Girlfriend!
0:21.2	It's time you had the talk.
0:24.8	Give your reasons.
0:26.8	Sorry, I'm laughing because that was me two seconds ago.
0:32.0	Can we just grunt at each other for an hour?
0:35.6	Like, can we just, is that today's episode?
0:37.6	Honestly!
0:38.6	That would be such a good episode.
0:40.5	I'm so shocked that there's not some like bullshit lady empowerment activity that is
0:45.9	literally just that.
0:46.9	Where it's like, just come scream for an hour, $700 a month!
0:51.6	Oh my god, our pillow screaming start up.
0:54.8	Like, we send you a new way of canceling pillow to scream into.
1:01.0	Yeah, it's called OOOH.
1:04.8	For everyone listening, we are raising money for the family and friends round.
1:08.9	So please feel free to vent more.
1:11.5	Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
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