Feminism, Fanships, and Friendships

Premiere DateJun 27, 2015
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Categories Media Talk
00:00 Intro & Rundown
00:42 Postcard Radio Froth
01:07 Analyzing Stereotypes: Stop Asking “Is This Feminist?”
10:23 Phantom Soft Lions
10:53 Advice Time: How to Be Friends & Fans
17:59 Morning World Teen Daze
18:29 Range of Relationships: What Genuine Friendships Have In Common
30:20 Outro
30:55 Finish

This week on The Hash, hosts Molly and Dane begin by discussing this piece on feminism from The Mary Sue. Then, the two divulge stories of their own about staying friends when it comes to being a sports fan. The show wraps with an analysis and conversation in response to the Huffington Post piece “The 8 Things All Genuine Friendships Have In Common.”

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Image by Molly Freeman.

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Molly Freeman and Dane Feldman have co-hosted BTR's The Hash podcast since August 2013. Learn more about Molly and Dane.

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