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This is the waves. Welcome to the waves, Slate's Podcast about Gender, Feminism, and the Odds and

End's leftover after Thanksgiving is done. Every episode you get a new pair of

women to talk about the thing we can't get off our minds.

Today you've got me, Rebecca Onion, a staff writer for sleet.

And me, Tamar Adler, a writer and contributing editor at Bogh magazine.

It's Thanksgiving, the grandest of leftover holidays,

and as the media has been telling us for the past couple of weeks,

the food for it is more expensive this year

than it's been in previous years.

With that in mind, we'd like to talk about the way

the odds and ends, bits and bobs,

end up getting reused in American households

and how that reuse relates to gender,

both during this holiday that we're celebrating today

and beyond.

I am obsessed with this question,

and I am not super, super amazing at reusing like Tamares.

She's like a black belt in the practice.

I really do enjoy sort of the game of working

through everything in the fridge.

It feels very tangible to me and very pleasing. So I should say that in my

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