Why have three Gilmore Girls in a small town resonated with generations of fans? And what does a TV series that ended nearly two decades ago reveal about who we want to be?

Generation Gilmore Girls is a brand new three-part podcast series that looks for answers where it all began in Connecticut.

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Trust me, it's worth the trip back to write answers mostly, a podcast on what you didn't learn in history class

but you really wanted to. I'm Claire Donald. And I'm Tespelomo. And Ramey's welcome to your final

episode of Women's History Month. It went by in a blink of an eye, didn't it? It really did,

but also like every month is Women's History Month on RAM, I'd say. That's true. But we did

have five episodes this month.

Like, it was packed.

It was packed.

And we're loving the theme months. We're going to keep on with them because I know that we have a lot of new Rammies from our Kennedy's month. So Women's History Month, obviously. and to give you a little preview of what next month is going to be, we are going to be doing

the dark side of Hollywood.

Ooh, it is really like when I was looking over what we have to come. I was like, this is going to be really depressing, but also very interesting. And like a lot of like, not conspiracies, but like kind of in a way. For years. Yeah. Yeah, definitely. Yeah. It's dark, but it's like really juicy.

Both things can be true.

Both things.

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