Yeti's Nick and Jack here and as you all know business news is never short on drama and

Wonderies podcast the big flop has episodes about some of the biggest business failures

in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election, entrepreneur Audrey Gellman seemed poised to lead a revolution.

Her glossy co-working enclave, The Wing, was supposed to be a model for feminist social clubs built on activism, inclusion, and self-care.

But instead, the wing became a glaring example of toxic girl-boss culture and workplace discrimination.

So in each episode of Wundries podcast, The Big Flop, comedians join Meisha Brown to chronicle

one of the biggest pop culture fails of all time and try to answer the age old question,

who thought this was a good idea?

Besties, you're about to hear a preview of the Big Flop.

While you're listening, follow the Big Flop on the Wundery

app or wherever you get your podcasts. On the fifth floor of a building in Manhattan's trendy Soho district,

Audrey Gelman, a former PR strategist and under 30 Bigwig holds court with like-minded female power players in her

10,000 square foot clubhouse. Dubbed the wing, Audrey's expansive hideaway is a lush gathering space, neatly decorated with

brassy surfaces, scholarly tones arranged by color, and pink couches that are, for a lack of a better adjective,

labial.

It's a feminist utopia.

Women are reading and typing everywhere,

and they're sipping drinks, served by nervous, but smiling baristas.

If you watch the barista's eyes,

you'll see they're all looking right up at the ceiling where water droplets are starting

to gather, threatening to fall on the boss.

Employees nervously check their watches.

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