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In which we lose all faith in men...what little we had left...

A real feminist classic: a chapter in which 3-4 men argue profusely about whether or not a woman gets rights. Spoiler: she don't. 

Ian loses quite a lot of rights and gets his character absolutely assassinated in the process. Relevant links: Dear Prudie - https://slate.com/human-interest/2016/11/dear-prudence-i-told-my-wife-ive-been-more-attracted-to-other-women.html (The letter we reference is the first! CW for emotional manipulation and threatening suicide in one letter further down in this link) Gotta Go My Own Way (Star W...

Raise your hand if "Kyle being nice" was on your Host bingo card. No one? Any one? US EITHER.

Raise your hand if you care about Kyle! ...No one? ...Bueller? 

Men get all their rights taken away forever.

To quote us, you're welcome for the Herculean effort of providing you with 19 minutes of entertaining content. 

We really milked this chapter for 15 minutes worth of content y'all. 

Why do all of SM's heroines want to die??? Content warning for mention of suicide throughout the episode.

Because we don't say it enough in the episode, we'll say it here: The Seeker KILLED SOMEONE!

Cops and Seekers and bad rehabilitations - no we're not talking about America, we're still talking about The Host. Still. But, we do manage to talk about cocaine the week Cocaine Bear is coming out! 

Colleen accidentally starts the science time in this episode - what a twist! 

This episode abounds with medicine, toxic cuddle puddles, and musings on love and friendship. And pus! 

There is science! There is a gay ship! There is *ahem* (Vin Diesel voice) family?

Wanda and your hosts all have extreme chaotic energy for this chapter.

Required listening for this episode: Rain King by Counting Crows.

It's a lil chaotic in here today folks. Also, I couldn't find any articles or information on SM's feelings about the Breaking Dawn sex scene - let us know if you have any info on that! 

This episode has everything; a late publish time (I'm so sorry), the "Captain America Argument," human experimentation, and a mini Science Time with Rebecca on treating infected wounds without antibiotics.

Happy 200th Episode!!  This week Rebecca and Colleen talk about how spoilers aren't always bad, horror done to it's natural conclusion and the ethics of violence from people who've been colonized.

Rebecca and Colleen discuss the ethics of when it's ok to send a child on a raid, and dig into some Stephanie Meyer Tension™️   As a reminder we're taking next week off to celebrate Honda Days, we'll be back on 12/29 with Chapter 40.  Please forgive Rebecca's audio situation, it does get fixed by next episode we promise! 

This chapter is Stephanie Meyer at her best! But more importantly, we talk more about Ian being Irish.

If you're Irish, this episode is for you.

We apologize to everyone with brothers - we hesitate to speculate what your relationship was like.   It's American Thanksgiving! Here is the link to the Quileute Move to Higher Ground project if you'd like to donate, and the other podcasts, etc. that Rebecca and Colleen mentioned.   Move to Higher Ground Strict Scrutiny episode on the Indian Welfare Act 5-4 episode on the current Supreme Court ter...

Are we tired or have we been tried??  This episode sees a trial faker and more sexist than the conspiracy theory du jour and we learn about whether or not cave actions have consequences.

D&D, Danny Boy, funerals, oh my!