The Week That Was: Sabrina, Satire & Suburban Butcher Blocks

This week, Kate & Tansy are back with a chaotic cultural
round-up that spans everything from feminist discourse to
trolling Pomeranians - and somehow, it all makes sense.


They kick off with Sabrina Carpenter’s controversial
album cover, dissecting the layers of satire, sexual
politics, and why pop girls keep getting misunderstood (hint:
people still don’t know what “Lolita” actually means). From
dominance fantasies to tradwife aesthetics, the girls unpack why
submission in art isn’t always what it seems - and why Sabrina
might just be the smartest blonde in the biz.


Then it's onto influencer backlash and the psychology of
internet trolls. From Indy Clinton’s brutal plastic
surgery bullying to Kate’s real-life crusade against a troll in a
Pomeranian Facebook group (yes, you read that right), the convo
gets spicy, vulnerable, and laugh-out-loud cathartic. Tansy
explains why anonymity on the internet is a myth, and Kate shares
how she got a motorcycle club to boot a misogynist from their
roster. Justice, baby.


Also in this unfiltered ride:
Sabrina’s satire vs society’s sex panic
The symbolism of "fattening the calf" in relationships
The myth of online anonymity and the reality of digital
footprints
Casual racism and why "just telling a story" isn’t a free
pass
Trolling someone's dog (for justice!)
Natasha Lyonne cast as Joan Rivers—yes please
The Materialists review: stinky-go-linky vibes only


From the profound to the unhinged, this episode is a masterclass
in sharp takes, deeper meanings, and packing boxes while
unpacking patriarchy.


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