SIM Ep 92 Pod 31: coercive control, creative cussing and canny youths

Standard Issue Podcast

Standard Issue

Society & Culture

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 March 2018

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, team Noonan, Dunleavy and Offord chat to author Helen Walmsley-Johnson about her new memoir, Look What You Made Me Do, a devastating but brilliant account of domestic violence and coercive control. Language enthusiast Kathy Salaman joins the team to discuss all things swearing and finally put to rest the question of whether profanity's a sign of low intelligence or being really fucking cool (place your bets now, kids), and Our Future Our Choice co-founder Lara Spirit talks about the youth campaign aiming to democratically stop Brexit.

There's ass-kicking birds, evil laughter and Trump ridiculousness in the Bush Telegraph, makeup and Kate Middleton in Sexism of the Week, sportsings in Jenny Off The Block and Dunleavy Does Disney's Up.

Oh, and though we don't usually do a warning and cuss like sailors, this week, we are particularly sweary-ass motherfuckers. Join in – it's fun!

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1:03.0	Hello there and welcome to episode 31 of the standard issue podzine.
1:07.0	I'm Mickey Noonan and today I'm raising my tickling stick to salute the tatif hilarious king of naughty ash.
1:13.0	Good night, Doddy.
1:15.0	I'm Hannah Dunleavy, and this week I coined the term nounsplaining
1:19.0	for that thing your mom does when you tell her a story
1:22.0	and she then repeats it back to you in
1:23.6	slightly different words. It's a definite phenomenon and I'm Jen Offord and I will
1:28.1	kill you if you continue your daytime drilling somewhere in the hinterland of
1:32.3	the basement of my apartment block.
1:34.3	The podcast has very quickly got personal.
1:37.0	Later on we chat to Bonifidey Smasher Helen Warmsely Johnson about her memoir,
1:41.2	Look What You Made Me Do, which is a devastating look at domestic abuse focusing on coercive control.
1:47.0	Language and bad language enthusiasts Kathy Salomon comes in to tell us whether swearing is a sign of a lack of vocabulary or just really fucking cool.
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