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Welcome to the Double X Gab Fest for Thursday, January 11th, the Oprah 2020 edition.

I'm Hannah Rosen, a host of Invisibilia, and in the New York studios, we have June Thomas, the managing producer of Slate Podcasts. Hi, June. Hey, Hannah. And Noreen Malone and editor at New York Magazine. Hi, Noreen. Happy 2018, guys, it's 2018 and we're still together. So I want to say in our call-in show, we talked, we got into a whole discussion about feminist architecture, which was

completely new to me. And a lot of you tweeted at us, including tall women. We were talking about

shelves and how high they were and whether they were sexist, tall women saying, you know, they're

kind of in between and what about us? And you can't assume that all women are short, like me,

like I'm short, me being Hannah Rosen I'm short

so I just want to say that was that was new to me I didn't know about the feminist architecture

side of things and I feel so bad now for tall women who get back aches from having to deal with

the countertops that are set for us medium height women.

Sorry, tall women.

I'm the average height of an American woman.

I feel perfectly comfortable with that infrastructure, and I'm an asshole.

Keep it coming, says Noreem alone.

After we got a little feminist architecture outrage, I got so upset because somebody hung a coat.

I asked people to hang a coat rack in my office, just my coat was always on the floor, and they just come and do that routinely. And it's like eight feet up on the door so that with great embarrassment, I should actually video, have someone video me doing this. Every morning, I have to jump in order to get my card.

You're serious? Yes, I'm totally serious. I know you. You will love getting that workout.

It's my teeny tiny workout. All right. Anyway, on that note. So our three topics first, Oprah 2020. I'm so

excited to talk about this. There's been so much interesting talk about this. It started

kind of as a little meme and then just came lots of serious discussion about it. So I'm excited.

Second, it is 2018. It's a moment of resolutions and commitments to our better selves. So we talk

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