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Hey, Trash Pandanation. Aleisha and Stacey here.

Hello. We are very excited to share a preview of a show that I'm pretty sure you're going to really love.

Power, Hugh Hefner, is the follow-up to the show's smash-hit premiere season, Power the Maxwell's.

In its second season, Power is examining the rise of Playboy and the legacy of its founder.

And we talked about Hugh Hefner back in season seven. He is legitimately

culturally fascinating, but this is a feminist look back at the situation, which I think is

timely and long overdue. I mean, for real, the pool at the mansion photographed pretty well,

but can you imagine actually being in the water?

It gives me the hebi-chebis.

How much of that man-boy culture is Playboy responsible for, and how influential was Hefner

and sexualizing underage girls?

So the veneer and brand that he created excused and overlooked a lot of abuses that

occurred on the compound, arguably. It's time to take a look at the power of the man in the

smoking jacket. Hosted by Amy Rose Spiegel of Vice, power Hugh Hefner centers on the women

of Playboy, finally, the bunnies, the

centerfolds, the executives, and utilizes a feminist lens to critique the Playboy lifestyle

and the magazine championed.

Trash Panination, be sure to check out this sneak preview.

We really think you're going to like the show.

The 30 million pound empire built around the simple principle that most people like to look at pretty girls. In this case, well-trained pretty girls.

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