Podcasts On: Beauty Standards

Podcasts On: Beauty Standards💄

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Michelle & Megan, co-hosts of Prosecco Theory

Why did you choose this theme?

Learning more about where and when beauty standards come from, cultural differences, and the inherent inequity in racial and socioeconomic differences has been both fascinating and infuriating. Given how bombarded we all are with these messages, we think it's an important topic for everyone to delve into.

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Pretty Hurts

Some may think of beauty as frivolous and fun, but in this episode, Code Switch examines a few of the ugly ways that beauty has been used to project power.

UnladylikeHow To Wear Too Much MakeupWhat happens when we wear makeup like war paint? Best-selling writer R.O. Kwon confronts 'China doll' stereotypes with eyeshadow. Then, activist and author Jacob Tobia flips off the gender binary with a bold lip and five o'clock shadow.

Prosecco Theory

I Wish I Was A Little Bit TallerHosts Megan and Michelle debate beauty standards, stirrup pants, confidence, gym sponsors, Teen Vogue, heroine chic, feminism, body hair, and curves you can hold onto.

How Two LiveF*ck Your Beauty StandardsHosts Jess and Stef discuss Jess’s experience cutting off her signature long hair that she’s had for over 10 years. They unpack some of the emotional attachments and societal expectations around beauty that arose from Jess's choice.

OlogiesKalology (Beauty Standards) with Renee EngelnPsychologist, author, and beauty-researching kalologist Dr. Renee Engeln shines a bright floodlight on the sometimes-ugly machinery of the billion-dollar beauty and fitness industry. This is an episode for makeup lovers, haters, and the millions of us confused about being both at once.

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Pod BibleThe latest issue of Pod Bible magazine is here!Featuring the usual reviews, recommendations, and interviews, our cover star for issue #026 is Dr. Rangan Chatterjee, host of Feel Better, Live More with Dr. Rangan Chatterjee. We've also got an interview with Jaguar from Radio 1 and Utopia Talks, Helen Lederer picking her top five podcasts, regular columns from Audible and Stak, and new columns from The Podcast Show, Auddy, Narrow Podcasting, and a whole lot more!

Feminist FairytalesGet ready to flip the status quo on its head! Feminist Fairytales is an anthology audio drama that reimagines the genre of fairytales through a feminist lens. Join characters Jennie and Madeleine as they journey into fantastical intersectional tales. Infuse your day with mystery, mirth, and a new view of what's possible.

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