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Molly and Dane hash out dating, relationships, and all things social interaction from a feminist standpoint.
Molly Freeman and Dane Feldman have co-hosted BTR's The Hash podcast since August 2013. Learn more about Molly and Dane.
Recent Episodes
This week on The Hash, hosts Molly and Dane feature a full show of Relationships in the Digital Age segments. The first segment covers relationship problems caused by social media. Then, the pair delves into revenge porn and what PornHub is doing to combat it. The show wraps with an analysis of the recent Twitter scandal surrounding IHOP's insensitive and offensive tweets.
This week on The Hash, hosts Molly and Dane discuss surprising statistics about sex. Then, the pair delves into the importance of selfies for young women in response to a Huffington Post article. The show wraps with an in-depth conversation about The CW's new show, 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.'
This week on The Hash, hosts Molly and Dane analyze the relationship between Lindsay and Edgar on FXX's You're the Worst. Then, the pair chats about how to make friends as adults. The show wraps with an in-depth discussion about Nancy Meyers' films, her career, and what she thinks about women in the film industry.
This week on The Hash, hosts Molly and Dane start off by discussing five ways people might be slut-shaming women. Then, the pair delves into the debate over Justin Bieber's most recent hit, "What Do You Mean?" and whether or not the song condones rape or promotes consent. The show wraps with the hosts joined by Samantha Spoto and the three chat about friendships and work relationships.
This week on The Hash, hosts Molly and Dane discuss the aspects of a date that guys feel awkward about in response to a Cosmo.com article. Then, the pair delves into an Anna Breslaw story about Manic Pixie Dream Boys. The show wraps with an analysis of the first two episodes of the latest 'You're the Worst' season.
This week on The Hash, hosts Molly and Dane discuss the reasons why feminism may not be for everyone in response to this Thought Catalog piece. Then, the pair reads GLAAD's report on LGBTs on television in 2015. The show wraps with an analysis of Sizzl, a bacon-themed dating app launched by Oscar Meyer.