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• The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman

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• Lindsay Clancy Lawsuit, WPRI
• Patrick Clancy Lawsuit, NBC Boston
• Polypharmacy, Cleveland Clinic
• "Postpartum Psychosis: A Review of Risk Factors, Clinical Picture, Management, Prevention, and Psychosocial Determinants,” Justyna Michalczyk et al., Medical Science Monitor
• "Long-term outcome of postpartum psychosis: a prospective clinical cohort study in 106 women,” Anna-Sophie Rommel et al., International Journal of Bipolar Disorders
• "Postpartum psychosis: a diagnosis for the DSMV,” Margaret Spinelli, Archives of Women's Mental Health
• "Deirdre Morley: Mother found not guilty of murdering children,” BBC
• "Lindsay Clancy's raw journal entries read in court,” Abby Patkin, Boston.com
• Heard Foundation

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• Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan 

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• “About the Magdalene Laundries,” Justice for Magdalenes Research
• “Challenging Bad Nuns: Ireland's Magdalen Laundries,” Susannah Riordan, The Irish Review, JSTOR
• “Cillian Murphy's Small Things Like These: The Chilling True Story of the Magdalene Laundries,” Elizabeth Gregory, The Standard
• “The Forgotten Maggies Official Documentary,” Steven O’Riordan, Youtube
• “A Former Magdalene Laundry Resident Speaks Out,” Karen Coleman, Youtube
• “How Ireland Turned ‘Fallen Women’ Into Slaves,” Erin Blakemore, History Channel
• “Irish Government Acknowledges Role in Magdalene Laundries; Offers No Apology or Reparations,” Human Rights Program, Harvard Law School 
• Magdalene Laundries, CBS, Youtube
• “Magdalene Survivors Insist State Not Fulfilling Terms of Compensation Scheme,” Patsy McGarry, The Irish Times
• “Report of the Inter-Departmental Committee to Establish the Facts of State Involvement with the Magdalene Laundries,” Department of Justice
• “‘A Stain on Ireland’s Conscience’: Identification to Begin of 796 Bodies Buried at Children’s Home,” Rory Carroll, The Guardian
• “Through the Reproductive Lens: Labour and Struggle at the Intersection of Culture and Economy,” Kylie Jarrett, Digital Objects, Digital Subjects: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Capitalism, Labour and Politics in the Age of Big Data, JSTOR
• “Vatican Misled UN Committee on Compensation to Magdalene Women,” Paddy Agnew, The Irish Times
• “What Ireland’s History with Abortion Might Teach Us About a Post-Roe America,” Gretchen E. Ely, PBS News
• “A Woman Died: Abortion and the Politics of Birth in Ireland,” Ronit Lentin, Feminist Review, JSTOR

Clarifications

• Audra incorrectly classified the Dragon who agreed to invest in Bobba as a white woman. The Dragon is actually an Indian Canadian woman named Manjit Minhas, and she has since pulled her investment.

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• Dragon’s Den Bobba Pitch
• The Trauma Cleaner: One Woman’s Extraordinary Life in Death, Decay & Disaster, Sarah Krasnostein
• Anne Hathaway Interview
• Single Lady, Ali Wong, Netflix
• Soogia addressing Bobba's alcohol "innovation," TikTok

Book Recommendation 

• Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk by Legs McNeil & Gillian McCain

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• “Both Sides Claim Consumer at Core of Ticket-Sales Bill,” Madeleine List, The Providence Journal
• “Consumers File Live Nation, Ticketmaster Class Action Following DOJ Lawsuit,” Abraham Jewett, Top Class Actions 
• “The Depth of Live Nation’s Dominance: A Data Analysis of the Corporate Capture Behind Top Concert Venues Worldwide,” Krista Brown, American Economic Liberties Project
• “Event Ticket Sales: Market Characteristics and Consumer Protection Issues,” GAO Highlights
• “Fan to Fan,” Ticketmaster
• “Hidden Concert Ticket Fees Officially Banned in New York,” Chris Eggertsen, Billboard
• “The Issues: How Ticket Owners’ Rights & the Resale Market are Being Restricted,” Project Ticket Rights 
• “Justice Department Sues Live Nation-Ticketmaster for Monopolizing Markets Across the Live Concert Industry,” Office of Public Affairs: U.S. Department of Justice
• “Live Nation Admits to Helping Artists Scalp Their Own Tickets to Make More Money,” Kaitlyn Tiffany, Vox
• “Maggie Rogers Is Selling Tickets for Her Tour at the Box Office: ‘We’re Going Old School,’” Glenn Rowley, Billboard
• “Oasis Tickets: What Is Dynamic Pricing and Why Is It Used for Live Music?” Rob Davies, The Guardian
• “The Price of Pop Fandom,” Marc Hogan, Jill Mapes, and Marina Kozak, Pitchfork
• “The Real Reason It Costs So Much to Go to a Concert,” Whizy Kim, Vox
• “Secondary Ticketers Lobby Up,” Caitlin Oprysko, Politico
• “Taylor Swift’s Biggest Scalper for the Eras Tour: Her Fans,” Dave Brooks, Billboard
• “Ten Additional US States Join DOJ Antitrust Lawsuit Looking to Break Up Live  Nation and Ticketmaster,” Daniel Tencer, Music Business Worldwide
• “Opinion: Ticketmaster’s Prices are Absurd,” Elizabeth Alexander, The Concordian 
• “Ticketmaster to Refund Some Fees After The Cure’s Robert Smith Says He Was 'Sickened' by Prices,” Minyvonne Burke, NBC News
• “Ticketmaster Says ‘Verified Fan’ Registration Doesn’t Measure Fandom. Some Fans Think It Should,” Daysia Tolentino, NBC News
• “Why Are Taylor Swift Eras Tour Tickets So Much Cheaper in Europe?” Dave Brooks, Billboard

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• 11:25 Original Gender Reveal Cake
• 15:30 2017 Arizona Fire
• 18:20 Northern California Fire (from 0:30-0:40)
• 24:30 Alligator Gender Reveal 

Book Recommendation 

• Detransition, Baby by Torrey Peters  

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• “Alligator 'Gender Reveal Party' Causes Controversy,” BBC
• “Couple Sentenced in Plea Deal for Sparking Deadly El Dorado Fire in Gender Reveal Mishap,” ABC7
• “The Deadly History of Gender Reveal Parties,” Huck Mag
• “Grandmother Killed by Inadvertently Made 'Pipe Bomb' at Gender-Reveal Party: Sheriff,” Bill Hutchinson, ABC News
• High Gloss and Sauce, Facebook
• “Officials Release Video from Gender Reveal Party that Ignited a 47,000-acre Wildfire,” Andrea Diaz, CNN
• “The Origin and Evolution of Gender Reveal Parties,” Hannie Petra, Mpasho
• “The Thin Blue Line: The History of the Pregnancy Test,” National Institute of Health 
• “Wildfires, Alligators and Jelly: The Brief, Chaotic History of the Gender Reveal Party,” Zahra Manji, Prospect
• “Woman Who Popularized Gender-Reveal Parties Says Her Views On Gender Have Changed”, Lulu Garcia-Navarro, NPR

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• 31:29 Anti Suffragette Cartoon 

Book Recommendation 

• Everything I Know About Love by Dolly Alderton 

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Sources 

• “Body Hair,” Wikipedia
• “Hair Removal Products Market Size, Share & COVID-19 Impact Analysis, By Product (Creams, Ready to use Wax Strips, Electronic Devices, and Razors), Gender (Men and Women), End User (Dermatology Clinics and Beauty Clinics), and Regional Forecast, 2020-2032,” Fortune Business Insights
• “History and Misconceptions About Women’s Body Hair,” Rachael Arsenault, Medium
• “In Brief: What is the Structure of Hair and How Does it Grow?” National Library of Medicine
• “It’s Just Hair,” Shivali Vorga, New York Times
• “Julia Roberts Remembers That “Scandalous” Underarm Hair Moment,” Georgia Day, Vogue
• Plucked: A History of Hair Removal, Rebecca M. Herzig
• Sugaring NYC
• “What’s Better? Sugaring vs. Waxing,” The Stripe
• “What’s the Difference Between Sugaring and Waxing?” Heathline
• “Why We Still Have Body Hair,” Charles Q. Choi, NBC News

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• 17:50 KJ Miller on TikTok
• 48:50 Nicole Rafiee Video “chronically online girl explains It Ends with Us movie drama”
• 1:09:05 “The Backlash Against America’s Most Popular Novelist Is Way Less Satisfying Than I’d Hoped” Chels Upton

DV Resources

• National Domestic Violence Hotline: “Internet usage can be monitored and is impossible to erase completely. If you’re concerned your internet usage might be monitored, call 800.799.SAFE (7233)”

Book Recommendation

• Private Equity by Carrie Sun

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• @businesscasualty on TikTok
• @_businesscasualty on Instagram

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• Jen Hamilton TikTok Account 5:58

Book Recommendation 

• Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation by Silvia Federici

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Sources

• “Abortion Is Central to the History of Reproductive Health Care in America,” Planned Parenthood
• America Has the Highest Maternal Mortality RateAmong Developed Nations–and It’s on the Rise. Here’s Why We Are Facing a Pregnancy Health Crisis,” Asima Ahmad, Fortune
• “The Benefits of Midwives,” American Pregnancy Association
• “A Brief History of Midwifery in America,” Center for Women’s Health, Oregon Health & Science University
• Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation by Silvia Federici
• “Cesarean Section Rates Continue to Rise, Amid Growing Inequalities in Access,” World Health Organization
• “The Flexner Report – 100 Years Later,” National Library of Medicine 
• “Full Practice Authority,” American College of Nurse-Midwives
• In Defense of Witches: The Legacy of the Witch Hunts and Why Women Are Still On Trial by Mona Chollet 
• “Maternal Mortality Rates in the United States, 2021,” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• “Midwifery Education and Care,” Maternal Health Unit, World Health Organization 
• “Per Capita Health Expenditure in Selected Countries in 2022,” Statistica 
• “The Racist History of Abortion and Midwifery Bans,” Michele Goodwin, ACLU
• “Top 15 Countries by GDP in 2024,” Global Peo Services 
• “U.S. Maternal Deaths More Than Doubled Over 20 Years. Here’s Who Fared the Worst,” PBS News Hour
• “What Explains the United States’ Dismal Maternal Mortality Rates?” Wilson Center
• “Where Are The Midwives?” Evelyn Mangold, The Regulatory Review
• Witches, Midwives, and Nurses by Barbara Ehrenreich, Deirdre English

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• Non-contact Injury Rate Higher on Artificial Turf (26:15)
• Guardian Caps (51:45)

Book Recommendation

• Forty Million Dollar Slaves: The Rise, Fall, and Redemption of the Black Athlete by William C. Rhoden

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• “The 2023 Racial and Gender Report Card,” Adrien Bouchet, TIDES: The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport
• “9 NBA Players Who Played In The League The Longest,” Roberth Perez, The Sportster
• “Average Playing Career Length in the National Football League,” Christina Gough, Statistica
• Behind the Shield: The Power & Politics of the NFL, Dir. Jeremy Earp, Tubi
• “The Changing Face of America’s Favorite Sport,” David Sheinin, Emily Giambalvo, The Washington Post
• “Commanders' Magic Johnson: 'It's Been Hard' for Black People to Become NFL Owners,” Jack Murray, Bleacher Report
• “Concussion Protocols: Where We Stand Now,” JC Tretter, NFLPA
• “Examining Race Trends in the NFL: Diversity, but Not Inclusion,” The Football Players Health Study, Harvard University
• “Figure 1 - Uploaded by David Wyndham Lawrence,” ResearchGate%2C%20and%20linebackers%20(21.48%20per)
• “The History of Black Quarterbacks in the NFL (2023 Update),” Chase Stuart, Football Perspective
• “How Many NFL Teams Are Owned by African-Americans?,” Nick Goodling, Sportskeeda
• “How Teddy Roosevelt and The Thirst for Empire Made Football America’s Sport,” Dave Zirin, The Real News Network
• “How the NFL is Working to Prevent Concussions and Protect Players,” Lindsey Theis, Scripps News
• “Injury Data Since 2015,” NFL Player Health & Safety
• “Inside the NFL Turf Debate: Injuries, Safety Measures, Problems,” ESPN
• League of Denial: The NFL’s Concussion Crisis, Frontline
• “List of Professional Sports Leagues by Revenue,” Wikipedia
• “Masculine Women, Feminine Men," Queer Music Heritage
• “NFL Head, Neck and Spine Committee’s Concussion Diagnosis and Management Protocol,” NFL
• “NFL Field Surface Intel: Grass vs. Turf, Owners, Problems,” ESPN
• “NFL Players Union Renews Call for Grass Fields After Aaron Rodgers’ Injury,” Teresa M. Walker, The Associated Press
• “NFL Reaches ‘Major Milestone’ With Record 9 Minority Head Coaches in Place for the 2024 Season,” Steve Reed, The Associated Press
• “NFL Record 14 Black QBs to Start in Week 1, Boosted by Rookies Bryce Young, C.J. Stroud, Anthony Richardson,” Jonathan Jones, CBS
• “NFL Reports Lobbying Spending Increase Ahead of Super Bowl LVII,” Joanne Haner, Open Secrets: Following the Money in Politics
• “NFL Says Regular-Season Concussions Increased 18% in 2022,” Kevin Seifert, ESPN
• “NFLPA's Howell Says 92% of Players Want Grass Fields Over Turf,” Paul Gutierrez, ESPN
• “No Sport for Old Players. A Longitudinal Study of Aging Effects on Match Performance in Elite Soccer,” Ezequiel Rey, Miguel Lorenzo-Martínez, ScienceDirect
• “Only Natural Grass Can Level The NFL’s Playing Field,” JC Tretter, NFLPA
• “The Paradox of Integration: Racial Composition of NFL Positions from 1960 to 2020,” Guadalupe Marquez-Velarde et al., American Sociologist Association
• “Researchers Find CTE in 345 of 376 Former NFL Players Studied,” Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine
• “Share of Players in the NFL in 2023, by Ethnicity,” Christina Gough, Statistica
• “Study: Head Impacts, Not Concussions, Drive Football-Related CTE Risk,” Rodney Young, Axel Turcios, Scripps News
• “Super Bowl LVIII Is Most-Watched Telecast in History,” Football Operations
• “What Did Your Favorite League Spend on Federal Lobbying in 2019?” Emma Baccellieri, Sports Illustrated
• “What Happened to Damar Hamlin? Here's What We Know About the Buffalo Bills Player's Cardiac Arrest,” Allison Elyse Gualtieri, CBS News
• “Which NFL Stadiums Have Artificial Turf and Which Have Grass? Everything You Need to Know,” The Athletic

Book Recommendation 

• Savage Appetites: Four True Stories of Women, Crime, and Obsession, Rachel Munroe

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• “The 25 Best True Crime Books of All Time,” A. Mana Nava & Rebecca Oliver Kaplan, The Mary Sue 
• “100 Most-Watched TV Series of 2022-23: This Season’s Winners and Losers,” Michael Schneider, Variety
• “Black Women More Likely to Go Missing But Receive Less News Coverage Than Missing White Women: Data,” Jessica Larche, 3WTKR
• “Gender, Socially Desirable Responding and The Fear of Crime: Are Women Really More Anxious about Crime?” Robbie M. Sutton, Stephen Farrall, The British Journal of Criminology, JSTOR
• “A Former Manson Family Member Is Free, After Her Parole Was Reversed 5 Times, Bill Chappell, NPR
• Helter Skelter: The True Story of the Manson Murders, Vincent Bugliosi with Curt Gentry, 1974
• “Missing White Woman Syndrome: The Media Bias Towards Missing People of Color,” Consider This, NPR
• “Parole Hearings,” Charles Manson
• “Racial Bias Affects Media Coverage of Missing People. A New Tool Illustrates How,” Jonathan Franklin, NPR
• Savage Appetites: Four True Stories of Women, Crime, and Obsession, Rachel Munroe, 2019
• “These Women Use True Crime Podcasts to Lull Themselves to Sleep—Experts Explain Why It Works,” Aditi Shrikant, Renee Onque, CNBC
• “The Top 50 Podcasts in The U.S. Q3 2023 from Edison Podcast Metrics,” Edison Research
• “True Crime Podcasts Are Popular in The U.S., Particularly Among Women and Those With Less Formal Education,” Sarah Nasser & Christopher St. Aubin, Pew Research Center
• “The Unholy Idol of Narrative: A Conversation with Alice Bolin,” Meredith Doench, The Adroit Journal
• “‘To Succeed in Becoming Criminal Without Crime’: The Algorithm of True Crime Texts,” Megan Sweeney, symplokē, JSTOR
• “True Crime: The Origins of Modern Sensationalism,” Joy Wiltenburg, The American Historical Review, JSTOR
• “What One Researcher Discovered About America’s True Crime Obsession,” Sarah Watts, Forbes 
• “When Men Murder Women,” Violence Policy Center
• “Why We Love – and Need to Leave Behind – Dead Girl Stories,” Kristen Martin, Literary Hub

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• Mean Girls, Samantha Jayne, Arturo Perez Jr.

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• Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin

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• “Apex Legends Live Player Count,” Player Counter
• “The Benefits of Simple, Open-Ended Toys in Child Development,” RAD Children’s Furniture
• “Candy Crush Saga: The Science Behind Our Addiction,” Eliana Dockterman, Time Magazine
• Conspiracy of Violence: Nations Where Video Games like Call of Duty, Halo, and Grand Theft Auto Are Hugely Popular Have FEWER Murders and Violent Assaults,” Margi Murphy, The Sun
• “Depression and Anxiety Symptoms Associated with Internet Gaming Disorder Before and During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Longitudinal Study,” Zhaojun Teng et al., AK Journals
• “Doom Game Attracted 2 Teens,” James Janega, Chicago Tribune
• “Do Video Games Cause Violence?” Alex Orlando, Discover
• “Flappy Bird,” Wikipedia
• “The Flight of the Birdman: Flappy Bird Creator Dong Nguyen Speaks Out,” David Kushner, Rolling Stone
• “Gun Deaths by Country 2023,” World Population Review
• “Gunman in Maine Mass Shooting Had Paranoid Beliefs, Officials Say,” Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs & Amelia Nierenberg, The New York Times
• High Score, Netflix
• "Inside Trump’s Private Meeting With The Video-Game Industry – and It’s Critics,” Tony Romm, The Washington Post
• “Let’s Beat Your Gaming Problem,” The Mindful Gamer
• Lost in a Good Game: Why We Play Video Games and What They Can Do For Us, Pete Etchells
• “My Shame. Laid Bare.” Spacemomsdaughter, TikTok
• “The NFL’s About-Face on Sports Gambling,” David W. Chen, The New York Times
• “Report: Turkey Wants to Ban Minecraft,” Stephanie Mlot, PCMag
• “Shooters: How Video Games Fund Arms Manufacturers,” Simon Parkin, Eurogamer
• “Tiptonline,” The Suite Life of Zack and Cody Season 3, Episode 16
• “Video Game Addiction Is on the Rise. Here’s What It Looks Like,” Mark Hill, Discover
• “Video Game Industry,” Wikipedia
• “r/VRtoER,” Reddit

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• “Basques Safe In Iceland As District Repeals Decree to Kill Them On Sight,” Ashifa Kassam, The Guardian
• “Here Are 50 of the Dumbest Laws in Every State,” Reader’s Digest
• Matthew Stevens TikTok video from 01/10/2024
• Matthew Stevens TikTok video from 01/11/2024
• Matthew Stevens TikTok video from 09/03/2023
• Mikayla Nogueira TikTok video from 01/11/2024

Book Recommendation

• My Dark Vanessa by Kate Elizabeth Russell

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• Full Interview with Mary Kay Letourneau, 7NEWS World Exclusive
• May December, Todd Haynes, Netflix
• What to Know About the True Story That Inspired May December, Cady Lang, Time Magazine
• DARVO, Verywell Mind

Book Recommendation

• Yellowface by R.F. Kuang

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References

• Interview with Emerald Fennell and the cast of Saltburn
• ‘The sons and daughters of The Talented Mr Ripley’ by Manuela Lazic for The Ringer
• The New Yorker Radio Hour episode where Emerald Fennell talks about her upbringing

Film Pharmacy

• Friends Best Thanksgiving Moments
• The Greatest Showman (2017) dir. by Michael Gracey
• Dan in Real Life (2007) dir. by Peter Hedges

Book Recommendation

• Like, Comment, Subscribe: Inside Youtube’s Chaotic Rise to World Domination, Mark Bergen

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• “57 Fascinating and Incredible YouTube Statistics,” Kit Smith, Brandwatch
• “Disney Severs Ties With YouTube Star PewDiePie After Anti-Semitic Posts,” Rolfe Winkler, Jack Nicas & Ben Fritz, The Wall Street Journal
• “Is Hate Speech Protected By The First Amendment,” David Hudson, FIRE
• Like, Comment, Subscribe: Inside Youtube’s Chaotic Rise to World Domination, Mark Bergen
• “Whitney Cummings on Being Pregnant, Trying to Pick a Good Name for the Baby & Postpartum Depression,” Jimmy Kimmel Live, Youtube
• “YouTuber Logan Paul Is Sued Over ‘Suicide Forrest’ Video,” Kalhan Rosenblatt, NBC News
• “YouTube Statistics for 2023,” Demandsage

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• Hope Ybarra Letter 35:08

Book Recommendation 

• Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng

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• “Baron Munchhausen and the syndrome which bears his name: history of an endearing personage and of a strange mental disorder,” Regis Olry, National Library of Medicine
• “Dallas Mom Sentenced to 6 Years for Abusing Son With Unnecessary Surgeries,” NBCDFW
• “Examining Racial Disproportionality in Child Protective Services Case Decisions,” Sarah A. Font, Lawrence M. Berger, Kristen S. Slack, National Library of Medicine 
• The Horrifying Case of Hope Ybarra (And Everything to Know About Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy),” Joseph Sherwood, A Little Bit Human
• “Munchausen by internet can be bad for your health forum,” Marc D Feldman, The Guardian 
• “Munchausen Mom: I didn’t want her to die,” Deanna Boyd, Miami Herald 
• Munchausen Support
• “Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy,” Smitha Bhandari, MD, WebMD
• “Parents with Disabilities in Child Welfare Agencies and Courts,” Americans with Disabilities National Network 
• “The perpetrators of medical child abuse (Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy) - A systematic review of 796 cases,” Gregory Yates & Christopher Bass, ScienceDirect 
• “Remarks by President Trump in Meeting on Human Trafficking on the Southern Border,” Law & Justice
• Sisters, Nobody Should Believe Me
• “‘This Will Stay With Her’: Family, Boston Children’s Hospital Offer Differing Accounts In Malpractice Lawsuit,” Angus Chen, WBUR
• “Why Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy Is Having a Moment on TV,” Mahita Gajanan, Time

Book Recommendation 

• The Elissas: Three Girls, One Fate, and the Deadly Secrets of Suburbia by Samantha Leach

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• The Elissas: Three Girls, One Fate, and the Deadly Secrets of Suburbia, Samantha Leach
• “Five Facts About the Troubled Teen Industry,” Cathy Krebs
• “Legacy of Scandals: Exposure of a Troubled Industry,” Frederic G. Reamer
• “Locked Up: The Youth Crime Complex and Education in America,” Henry A. Giroux
• Paris: The Memoir, Paris Hilton
• This Is Paris Official Documentary, Alexandra Dean, Youtube

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• Diamond Tree 20:30

Book Recommendation 

• Gentlemen Prefer Blondes by Anita Loos

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• “AG&J Identifies Synthetics Melee Mixed with Natural Diamonds,” Rapaport 
• “Are Laboratory-Grown Diamonds the More Ethical Choice to Say ‘I Do’?,” Oliver Milman, The Guardian
• “The Average Amount Spent on an Engagement Ring Is…” Michelle Graff, National Jeweler 
• “Blood Diamonds: The Ugliness of a Natural Beauty,” Maria Emmanoelides, Indiana University 
• “A Brief History of Diamonds,” Vinit Mehta, Medium
• “A Brief History of Lab Grown Diamonds,” Amanda Butcher, International Gem Society
• “Botswana Court Rules Bushmen Evicted Illegally,” NBC News
• “Bushmen Aren’t Forever - The Diamonds of the Kalahari,” The Ecologist
• “De Beers,” Wikipedia
• “De Beers Agrees to Guilty Plea to Re-enter the U.S. Market,” Stephen Labaton, New York Times
• “De Beers Sees the Light, Launches Lab-Grown Diamond Line,” Pamela N. Danziger, Forbes 
• “Diamond,” Online Etymology Dictionary
• “Diamond Boss Blasts KP,” Way Back Machine
• “Diamond Miners Exploit Land of the Bushmen,” Rory Carroll 
• “Diamond Mining - Inside the Largest Mine in the World,” Free Doc Bites, Youtube
• “Jeremiah 17:1-10,” The Bible
• “Hollywood Depicts Africans Poorly in ‘Blood Diamond,’” Barbara Rans, The Progressive Magazine 
• “How an Ad Campaign Invented the Diamond Engagement Ring,” Uri Friedman, The Atlantic  
• “How Diamonds Became Forever,” J. Courtney Sullivan, New York Times
• “How Pop Culture Popularized the Diamond,” Vinit Mehta, Medium
• “The Incredible Story of How De Beers Created and Lost the Most Powerful Monopoly Ever,” Eric Goldstein, Insider
• “Industry-Insider Rapaport Lashes Out Against Lab-Grown Diamonds To No Avail,” Pamela N. Danziger, Forbes
• “Is Botswana Getting a Raw Deal From De Beers Diamonds,” John Eligon, New York Times 
• “Kimberley Process Certification Scheme,” Wikipedia
• “Lab-Grown Diamond Production Methods,” Amanda Butcher, International Gem Society 
• Nothing Lasts Forever, Jason Kohn
• “Rapaport Diamond Report,” Wikipedia
• “Showtime Diamond Doc ‘Nothing Lasts Forever’ Is Entertaining. But Is It Accurate?” Rob Bates, JCK
• “The Socioeconomic and Environmental Impact of Large-Scale Diamond Mining,” Trucost ESG Analysis, S&P Global 
• “Zvi Yehuda, Inventor and Lifelong Learner, Dies at 86,” Michelle Graff, National Jeweler

Book Recommendation 

• The Jungle by Upton Sinclair 

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• “The Actors’ Strike Won’t Stop These Films and TV Shows From Shooting,” Kalia Richardson, Rolling Stone
• “An Update on the Interim Agreement,” SAG-AFTRA
• “Emmy Awards Rescheduled to Jan. 15 Due to Hollywood Strikes,” Jennifer Vanasco, NPR
• “Founding of the National Labor Union and the 1st National Call for a 8-Hour Work Day,” Library of Congress 
• “From Bond to Heroes: What Was Affected by the 2007 Writers’ Strike,” Charles Bramesco, The Guardian 
• “From Mini Rooms to Streaming, Things Have Changed Since the Last Big Writers Strike,” Bill Chappell, NPR
• “Hollywood Studios’ WGA Strike Endgame Is to Let Writers Go Broke Before Resuming Talks in Fall,” Dominic Patten, Deadline
• “How the 2007-08 Writers’ Strike Changed ‘The Office’ and ‘Breaking Bad,’” Alan Sepinwall, Rolling Stone
• “Know Your Rights Toolkit,” Worker Organizing Resource and Knowledge Center
• “The Last Time Writers and Actors Went on Strike at the Same Time, Ronald Reagan Was SAG President,” Emily Burack, Town & Country
• “Labor Movement,” History Channel 
• “Love Is Blind Star Nick Thompson Says He’s Applied for 400 Jobs, Is Two Months Away from Losing Home,” Lester Fabian Brathwaite, Entertainment Weekly
• “A Message from the SAG-AFTRA President and Chief Negotiator,” SAF-AFTRA
• “Only 2% of Actors Make a Living. How Do You Become One of Them?,” Michael Simkins, The Guardian 
• “SAG-AFTRA Is Officially Striking. Here’s What That Means,” Marley Marius, Vogue
• “SAG-AFTRA Rallies Behind Reality TV Performers in Residuals Fight,” Ashley Cullins, Abbey White, The Hollywood Reporter
• “Ten Reasons Why Unions Are Important,” War on Want
• “The Top Hollywood Exec Made $498 Million in the Last 5 Years – 384 Times as Much as the Average Writer,” Jennifer Liu, CNBC
• “Unions Are Not Only Good for Workers, They’re Good for Communities and for Democracy,” Economic Policy Institute
• “Wage Stagnation in Nine Charts,” Economic Policy Institute 
• “We’re Fighting for the Survival of Our Profession,” SAG-AFTRA
• “WGA Strike 2007: What Happened at Writers’ Strike, Which Shows and Films Were Impacted, How Long Did it Last?,” Steven Ross, National World 
• “What Are the Pros and Cons of Labor Unions?,” Maryville University 
• “What Can Fans Actually Do to Support the WGA and SAG-AFTRA Strikes?,” James Whitbrook, Gizmodo
• Work Center

Book Recommendation 

• Down the Rabbit Hole: Curious Adventures and Cautionary Tales of a Former Playboy Bunny by Holly Madison 

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• “A Bunny’s Tale,” Gloria Steinem
• “Brooke Shields on her mother encouraging her to pose nude for Playboy at aged 10, ‘I don’t know why she thought it was right,’” Laura Harman, Women & Home
• Down the Rabbit Hole: Curious Adventures and Cautionary Tales of a Former Playboy Bunny, Holly Madison
• “Gloria Steinem on Being an Undercover Playboy Bunny,” Pioneer Works
• “Gloria Steinem Publishes Part 1 of ‘A Bunny’s Tale’ in Show Magazine,” History Channel
• “Hugh Hefner,” Wikipedia
• “Marilyn Monroe Helped Hugh Heffner, But Not By Choice,” NPR
• “Playboy Denounces Hugh Hefner,” Glenn Garner, People
• “Playboy in Popular Culture,” New York Times
• “Playboy Wants to Build a New Mansion in the Metaverse,” Ray Parisi, CNBC
• “The Dark History of Playboy Magazine,” Helloyassine Youtube
• “The Number 1 Playboy Bunny,” Call Her Daddy
• “The Playboy Philosophy,” Hugh Hefner, Widener Sex Archives
• “The Playboy Philosophy,” Carrie Pitzulo, Politico
• “Who Owns Playboy Now?,” Adrian Zorzut, The Sun

Book Recommendation 

• Good for a Girl: A Woman Running in a Man’s World by Lauren Fleshman 

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• “The 14th Amendment and the Evolution of Title IX,” United States Courts
• “50 Year of Title IX: How One Law Changed Women’s Sports Forever,” Maggie Mertens, Sports Illustrated
• “Allyson Felix: My Own Nike Pregnancy Story,” Allyson Felix, New York Times
• “Billie Jean King Triumphs in ‘Battle of the Sexes’,” History Channel
• “First Modern Olympic Games,” History Channel
• Good for a Girl: A Woman Running in a Man’s World, Lauren Fleshman
• “History of Television,” Mitchell Stephens, Grolier Encyclopedia
• “How Women’s Sports Teams Got Their Start,” Maria Cramer, New York Times
• “I Was the Fastest Girl in America, Until I Joined Nike,” New York Times
• “Inside the Toxic Culture of the Nike Oregon Project ‘Cult’,” Chris Chavez, Sports Illustrated
• Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed for Men, Caroline Criado Perez
• “Katherine Switzer,” Wikipedia
• “Kelsey Plum Corrects ‘Huge Misconception’ About WNBA Pay Gap,” Emma Hruby, Just Women’s Sports
• LFG, Sean Fine & Andrea Fix, HBO
• “League of Women Ballplayers,” Bill Francis, National Baseball Hall of Fame
• Maiden, Alex Holmes
• “Mamie Johnson: The Negro Leagues’ Only Female Pitcher,” Sarah Langs, Major League Baseball
• “Nike to Shut Down Salazar’s Oregon Project,” Matthew Futterman, New York Times
• “The Sexualization of Women in Sports Extends Even to What They Wear,” Sharon Pruitt-Young, NPR
• “Trailblazing Black Women in Sports,” History Channel
• “United States at the 1986 Summer Olympics,” Wikipedia
• “U.S. Soccer Announces Historic CBA Agreement, Equal Pay Between USMNT, USWNT,” Brian Straus, Sports Illustrated
• “USWNT Makes Final Plea in Equal Pay Lawsuit Appeal, Calls Dismissal ‘FlatlyWrong’,” Caitlin Murray, ESPN
• “USWNT, U.S. Soccer Federation Settle Equal Pay Lawsuit for $24 Million,” Jeff Carlisle, ESPN 
• “When Did Women First Compete in the Olympic Games?” International Olympic Committee 
• “Women’s Sports History: A Heritage of Mixed Messages,” National Women’s History Museum

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• “It Wasn’t a Documentary About Bama Rush Whatsoever!” Madison Malone Kircher, New York Times

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• Disability Visibility: First-Person Stories from the Twenty-First Century, edited by Alice Wong 

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• Judy Heumann, Who Led the Fight for Disability Rights, Dies at 75,” New York Times
• Center for Independence of the Disabled New York v. Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) (S.D.N.Y.), CIDNY
• Center for Independence of the Disabled New York v. MTA (State case), CIDNY
• “On NYC’s Paratransit, Fighting for Safety, Respect, and Human Dignity,” Britney Wilson
• Making a Reservation and Managing Trips, MTA
• Traveling with a Disability, U.S. Department of Transportation

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• Autism Needs Circular Diagram (20:45), as referenced by @SoundOfTheForest on TikTok
• Call Your Girlfriend Abolitionist (54:10)

Book Recommendation 

• For White Folks Who Teach in the Hood…and the Rest of Y’all Too: Reality Pedagogy and Urban Education by Christopher Emdin Ph.D

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• “Cops and No Counselors: How the Lack of Mental Health Staff Is Harming Students.” ACLU 
• “School Counselors Matter.” American School Counselors Association 
• “The History of School Policing.” The Center for Public Integrity 
• “Report to the Committees on Finance and Public Safety on the Fiscal 2022 Executive Budget for the New York Police Department,” The Council of the City of New York
• “False Sense of Security: Police Make Schools Safer - Right?” Maya Lindberg 
• “School-to-Prison-Pipeline.” NYCLU 
• “Police vs. Security - Understanding the Difference,” Blair Rankin 
• “What Does ‘Defund the Police’ Mean and Does It Have Merit?” Rashawn Ray 
• “School Resource Officers (SROs), Explained,” Stephen Sawchuk   
• “Report Shows School Segregation in New York Remains Worst in Nation,” UCLA 
• “A Look Inside the New York City Police Department Budget,” Vera Institute of Justice
• “School Resource Officers: When the Cure Is Worse than the Disease.” Kendrick Washington
• “Restorative Justice Is Racial Justice,” Matt Watkins

Corrections

• At 32:54 Audra said “vaginosis” when she meant “vaginismus” 

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• Goop Kama Sutra Dinner Napkins (0:04)
• Aggressive Blonde (12:09-12:29)
• Venereal Disease Pamphlet & Treatment Kit (13:40-15:00)
• Labia Diagram (33:28-34:25)
• No Second Chance clip (48:27-48:35)
• Herpes Graphic (49:53)

Book Recommendation 

• Come as You Are: The Surprising New Science that Will Transform Your Sex Life, Emily Nagoski Ph.D.
• (Recommended pairing: The Come as You Are Workbook: A Practical Guide to the Science of Sex, Emily Nagoski Ph.D.

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• Sex (Ed): The Movie
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• No Second Chance, 1999
• Boys Beware!, 1961
• Boy to Man: Part 1, 1962
• Boy to Man: Part 2, 1962
• Girl to Woman: Part 1, 1965
• Girl to Woman: Part 2, 1965
• The Discovery of Penicillin—New Insights After More Than 75 Years of Clinical Use.” Robert Gaynes, National Library of Medicine
• "Panned Parenthood in N.Y. Disavows Margaret Sanger Over Eugenics.” Nikita Stewart, The New York Times
• “Abstinence-Only Education and Teen Pregnancy Rates: Why We Need Comprehensive Sex Education in the U.S.” Kathrin F. Stranger-Hall & David W. Hall, National Library of Medicine
• “Abstinence-Only-Until-Marriage Policies and Programs: An Updated Position Paper of the Society of Adolescent Health and Medicine,” Journal of Adolescent Health 
• “College Coeducation from 1839 to the Present,” NBER
• Federal Funding Overview: Fiscal Year 2022, Sex Ed for Social Change
• “Hallucinatory ‘voices’ Shaped by Local Culture, Stanford Anthropologist Says,” Clifton B. Parker, Stanford News
• Kama Sutra Dinner Napkins, Goop
• “Sex and HIV Education,” Guttmacher Institute 
• “Sex Education Funding: There Has to Be a Better Way,” National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy
• State Legislation Tracker: Major Developments in Sexual & Reproductive Health, Guttmacher Institute
• “STD Rates by Country 2023,” World Population Review 
• “The History & Impact of Planned Parenthood,” Planned Parenthood 
• “Tuskegee Syphilis Study Part 1: The Lie,” You’re Wrong About, Apple Podcast
• “Tuskegee Syphilis Study Part 2: The Truth, You’re Wrong About, Apple Podcast
• “Venereal Disease and Treatment during WW2,” WW2 US Medical Research Centre
• “When Book Bans Came to Small-Town New Jersey,” The Daily

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• Trixie and Katya’s Guide to Modern Womanhood by Trixie Mattel and Katya Zamolodchikova

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• “Bling Ring: Alexis & Gabby,” Broad Ideas Podcast with Rachel Bilson
• “Drama Queens Podcast”
• “John Lennon Shot,” History.com
• “Not My Responsibility,” Billie Eilish 
• “Office Ladies Podcast”
• “Parasocial Relationships: The Nature of Celebrity Fascinations,” Find a Psychologist %20or%20television%20stars.) 
• “School of Rock Star’s Horror as Stalker Kills Himself Outside Home After Murder Plot,” Chloe Stewart
• “Smartless Podcast”
• “Stan,” Eminem 
• “Stan Culture Really Needs to Stop - or at Least Radically Change. Here’s Why.” David Oliver
• “The Legacy of The Bling Ring: When Stealing From the Rich and Famous Had Its Own Moment in the Spotlight,” Natalie Finn
• “The Internet Is Obsessed With Parasocial Relationships,” Sadhbh O’Sullivan
• “Too Close for Comfort: The Pitfalls of Parasocial Relationships,” Otegha Uwagba 
• “Where Is The Bling Ring’s Rachel Lee Now?” Arya Roshanian

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• View Plastic Surgery Website 9:37
• Aesthetic Plastic Surgery National Data Bank Statistics 2020-2021, Page 8 35:15
• Selling Sunset Burgers and Botox Clip 53:35

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• The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison

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• “Before Scheduling a Cosmetic Surgery Procedure, Make Sure You Follow These 14 Steps,” Michael Sallah and Maria Perez
• “2020 Plastic Surgery Statistics Report, Procedures by Ethnicity,” Plastic Surgery
• “Aesthetic Plastic Surgery National Data Bank Statistics 2020-2021,” The Aesthetic Society
• “Breast Implant Illness (BII),” Cleveland Clinic 
• “Brow Lift,” Mayo Clinic 
• “Children Are Getting Cosmetic Surgery in Japan. Deadly Beauty,” VICE Asia
• “Confidence Is Key,” Selling Sunset S3 E2, Netflix 
• “Cosmetic Surgery National Data Bank 2001 Statistics,” The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
• “FAQs,” The American Board of Plastic Surgery, Inc.
• “FDA Smooths the Way for the Cosmetic Use of Botox,” Vicki Kemper, Los Angeles Times 
• “From Ancient Egypt to Beverly Hills: A Brief History of Plastic Surgery,” Oscar Holland, CNN 
• “Get to Know ‘Dr. 90210’ Plastic Surgeon Dr.Cat,” E! Entertainment
• “I Got a BBL in Miami and This Is What Happened. Raw BBL Journey. Avana Plastic Surgery Center,” Glam with Trika
• “I Got My Bag, She Should Get Hers,” The Real Dr. Miami, TikTok 
• “I Got Plastic Surgery in Korea Part 1 (Brow Lift, Fat Grafting & Boob Job),” Hayley Bui
• “Inside Amy Schumer” TikTok
• “Japanese Plastic Surgery,” Asian Plastic Surgery
• “J-Plasma Skin Tightening,” ARIJAI Aesthetics and Wellness
• “Negative Body Talk Could Be Hurting Your Friendships. Here’s How to Have Healthier Conversations,” Kate Willsky
• “Plastic Surgery,” Wikipedia   
• “Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller: S2 E1 Black Market Surgery,” National Geographic 
• “The History of Breast Implants,” JR Thorpe, Bustle  
• “The Operated Jew,” Wikipedia
• “The Plastic Surgery Capital of the World,” BBC Select
• “This Business Helped Transform Miami into a National Plastic Surgery Destination. Eight Women Died,” Michael Sallah and Maria Perez, USA Today
• “Two Weddings and a Divorce Attorney,” Botched S7 E1, Peacock
• “Understanding the Risks of CoolSculpting,” Healthline 
• View Plastic Surgery
• “Watch This Before Getting a BBL…The Truth What They Don’t Tell You…Miami BBL Recovery Journey,” Glam with Trika
• “What is a Cell Saver and Who Needs It?” Mia Aesthetics: Advanced Cosmetic Surgery

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• Hunger by Roxanne Gay

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• The Whale, Accolades
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• What We Don’t Talk About When We Talk About Fat, Aubrey Gordon
• “You Just Need to Lose Weight”: And 19 Other Myths About Fat People, Aubrey Gordon
• Characters Who Take Up More than Their Share of Room in the Family, New York Times
• What Terms Like "Superfat" and "Small Fat" Mean, and How They Are Used, Teen Vogue
• “The Whale” Screenwriter Samuel D. Hunter on Hard-Won Hope, The Credits
• Darren Aronofsky and Brendan Fraser Explain the Intimate Rehearsal Process Behind ‘The Whale’, IndieWire
• The Whale Director Darren Aronofsky: Fatphobia Criticism “Makes No Sense”, Vanity Fair

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• Second Verse Lyric Discussion (1:12-1:37) 30:40
• Chorus/Bridge Lyric Discussion (1:37-2:36) 36:15
• Third Verse Lyric Discussion (2:36-3:04) 44:25
• Chorus Lyric Discussion (3:04-End) 53:15

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• Toddlers & Tiaras Tantrum 35:19 (1:04)

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• I’m Glad My Mom Died, Jennette McCurdy

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• “American Obsession: How JonBenet Ramsey Gave Rise to the Online Detective,” Michelle Dean
• “Honey Boo Boo - Toddlers & Tiaras Clip”
• “Secrets of ‘Toddlers & Tiaras,’” Sean Daly
• “The Tragic Murder of JonBenet Ramsey,” BuzzFeed Unsolved Network
• “They’re No Housewives! Toddlers & Tiaras Stars Aren’t Paid A Penny,” Radar Staff
• “The Worst Toddlers & Parent Tantrums Ever! Toddlers & Tiaras,” TLC UK
• “Protecting Pageant Princesses: A Call for Statutory Regulation of Child Beauty Pageant,” Lindsay Lieberman
• “What’s The History Of Child Pageants?,” Gabrielle Moss

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• This Is Not a Check 40:56
• ROC National Diners’ Guide 1:28:43

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• Let My People Go Surfing: The Education of a Reluctant Businessman, Yvon Chouinard

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• “Business Groups Prepare for Lobbying Push Against $15 Minimum Wage,” Alex Gangitano
• “How Service Industry Careers Changed During COVID-19 the Shift,” Indeed
• “Jane Fonda: Low Wages for Restaurant Tip Workers, Sexual Harassment Must End,” Georgetown University
• “New Data on Formerly Incarcerated People’s Employment Reveal Labor Market Injustices,” Leah Wang, Wanda Bertram
• “Service 101: A Brief History of Tipping,” Food Woolf
• “The Incredible True Story Behind Dolly Parton’s ‘9 to 5’” Melissa Leon
• “These Tipping Activists Deny Being Funded By The Restaurant Lobby,” Claudia Koerner
• “This Is Not a Check”
• “Tipped Service Workers Are More Vulnerable Amid Pandemic Harassment Spike: Study,” Debbie Elliott, Emma Bowman
• “Tipping Is a Legacy of Slavery,” Michelle Alexander
• “When Tipping Was Considered Deeply Un-American,” Nina Martyris

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• Trick Mirror: Reflections on Self-Delusion, Jia Tolentino 

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• “500 Days of Summer” 
• “Drink in the Fantastical Whimsy of the Manic Pixie Dream Prostitute!,” Nathan Rabin 
• “Elizabethtown” 
• “Garden State” 
• “I’m Sorry For Coining the Phrase ‘Manic Pixie Dream Girl’” Nathan Rabin  
• “Titanic” 
• “The Fault in Our Stars” 
• “The Notebook”
• “Wild Things: 16 Films Featuring Manic Pixie Dream Girls,” Noel Murray

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• Sick Enough: A Guide to the Medical Complications of Eating Disorders, Jennifer L. Gaudiani 

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• “Eating, Weight, and Dieting Disturbances in Male and Female Lightweight and Heavyweight Rowers,” C. Sykora, C.M. Grilo, D.E. Wilfley, K.D. Brownell
• “Five Most Common Rowing Injuries (and How to Prevent Them),” Christopher C. Dodson, M.D. 
• “Intercollegiate Rowing Association 115th Annual National IRA Regatta Invitation and Entry,” Thomas J. Sullivan
• “Panorama 2020 10 19 Sports Hidden Crisis,” Dr. Caleb Cheung  
• “Prevalence of Eating Disordered Behavior in Collegiate Lightweight Women Rowers and Distance Runners,” K.A. Karlson, C.B. Becker, A. Merkur 
• “Rowing: How Hard Could It Be?,” Wall Street Journal  
• “The Truth About Lightweight Rowing,” Gretchen Geraghty 
• “Winklevoss Twins Rowing” 
• “Your Complete List of Women’s Rowing College Rowing Teams,” NCSA College Recruiting 
• “Youth Lightweight Events Will No Longer be Offered at USRowing Regattas,” Ed Hewitt

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• “Definition of “Voluntourism”
• “Saria”
• “The Business of Voluntourism: Do Western Do-Gooders Actually Do Harm?,” Tina Rosenberg
• “The Voluntourist’s Dilemma,” Jacob Kushner
• “Voluntourism,” Elise Mousset
• “Voluntourism: The Good and the Bad,” World Vision

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• Shifting Culture, Exodus Cry 51:00
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• Sex at the Margins: Migration, Labour Markets, and the Rescue Industry, Laura Maria Agustin

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• “Has the Sex-Trafficking Law Eliminated 90 Percent of Sex-Trafficking Ads?,” Glenn Kessler
• “How Section 230 Helps Sex Trafficking Victims (and SESTA Would Hurt Them),” Technology & Marketing Law Blog
• “Issues,” Congresswoman Ann Wagner Missouri 02
• “Jobless, Selling Nudes Online and Still Struggling,” Gillian Friedman
• “OnlyFans Turns Its Back on Sex Workers and They Are Pissed,” Cheyenne Roundtree, Laura Bradley
• “OnlyFans Update: Am I Still Using It, Is It Worth It, TOTAL Earnings & What Happened to My Website,” Makayla Samountry
• “Putting an End to Online Sex Trafficking Through FOSTA: The Fighting Online Sex Trafficking Act,” House Judiciary GOP
• “Sexual Exploitation Thrives When It’s Hidden in the Shadows,” Exodus Cry
• “The Biggest Problem with OnlyFans (from a top 0% creator),” Makayla Samountry
• “The Dollars and Cents Behind OnlyFans’ Decision to Ban Adult Entertainment,” Bernadette Giacomazzo
• “What Tumblr’s Ban on ‘Adult Content’ Actually Did,” Electronic Frontier Foundation
• “Why Is OnlyFans Banning Content? Visa and Mastercard Blamed for Shock Move,” Lydia Veljanovski
• “Yes, I Would Like To Swim in Cash,” The Dream
• “Pornhub: Mastercard and Visa to block use of cards on site after child abuse allegations,” The Guardian

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• Sex at the Margins: Migration, Labour Markets, and the Rescue Industry, Laura Maria Agustin

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• “Bella Thorne, OnlyFans and the Battle Over Monetising Content,” Mary-Ann Russon
• “Here Are the Lyrics to Megan Thee Stallion’s ‘Savage,’ Feat. Beyonce,” Heran Mamo
• “How I Went From Broke to Earning Over SIX FIGURES in 1 YEAR: REAL SECRETS + TIPS TO MAKE MORE MONEY!” Makalya Samountry
• “I Tried OnlyFans for a MONTH and made $...SO MUCH MONEY!!” Mikayla Samountry
• Makayla Samountry OnlyFans
• “OnlyFans Creators Forced to Give Refunds to Scammers Who Stole Naked Images,” Lydia Veljanovski
• “OnlyFans Statistics 2022 - Users, Demographics & Creator Earnings,” Influencer Made
• “OnlyFans is Limiting How Much People Can Tip Creators After Bella Thorne Earned $1 Million On the Site in a Day,” Canela Lopez
• “Sex Workers Are Furious About Bella Thorne’s Self-Serving OnlyFans ‘Tourism’,” Tracy Clark-Flory
• “Why Does The New York Times Hate Porn So Much?” Cherie DeVille

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• Jay Smooth Video 26:15

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• Farm City: The Education of an Urban Farmer, Novella Carpenter

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• “Building a Climate-Resilient City: Agriculture and Food Security,” Prairie Climate Center
• “Farm School NYC.”
• “Food and Urban Planning: The Missing Link,” Yves Cabannes, Cecilia Marocchino
• “Food Swamps Contribute to Obesity More Than Food Deserts,” Blue Zones
• “Gotham Greens.”
• “Growing Food Equity in New York City,” New York City Council
• “Local Laws of The City of New York for the Year 2019 No. 94.”
• “More Than 50% of New York City Public Schools Now Have Gardens,” Amanda Froelich
• “NY Food Scarcity Rates Show Slight Improvement from COVID Peak: Racial and Ethnic Disparities Persist,” NY Health Foundation
• “People of Color Breathe More Hazardous Air. The Sources Are Everywhere.”
• “Renewable Rikers.”
• “Resource Needs for a Socially Just and Sustainable Urban Agriculture System: Lessons from New York City,” Nevin Cohen, Kristin Reynolds
• “Rock Steady Farms.”
• “The Disparities in Access to New York's Parks.”
• “The Role of Green Roof Technology in Urban Agriculture,” Leigh J. Whittinghill, D. Bradley Rowe
• “Urban Agriculture,” Science Direct
• “Urban Agriculture and the Environment,” Catherine J. LaCroix
• “Why an East Harlem Street Is 31 Degrees Hotter Than Central Park West.”
• “Why Chicago Is Becoming The Country's Urban Farming Capital,” Jeff Link
• “With $87 Million In Fresh Funding, Lettuce Grower Gotham Greens Plots Greenhouse Expansion,” Chloe Sorvino

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• Save Ben Wyatt, Parks and Recreation: 1:02
• Total U.S. Military War Deaths: 25:45

Book Recommendation

• Men Who Hate Women: From Incels to Pickup Artists, The Truth about Extreme Misogyny and How it Affects Us All, Laura Bates

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• “44 Percent of Custodial Parents Receive the Full Amount of Child Support,” Census Bureau
• “How Feminist Shaming Tactics Needlessly Cause Lasting Sexual Repression or Guilt in a Subset of Men Most Sympathetic to Feminist Concerns”
• “Man May Be Jailed for Not Paying Child Support for Son Who Isn’t His,” ABC Eyewitness News
• “Men Explain Things to Me,” Rebecca Solnit
• “Men Outraged for Paying Child Support for Kids Who Are Not Theirs,” Kim Russel
• “Notable Women and Their Public Roles in the Early 1800s,” Thought Co.
• “Over 200 Years of Service: The History of Women in the U.S. Military,” Danielle DeSimone
• “Save Ben Wyatt, Parks and Recreation,” Parks and Recreation
• “Suicide Rates for Men Reaches It’s Highest Level in Two Decades”
• “The Army is One of the Best Examples of Gender Inequality Towards Men”
• “The Divorce Rate Wouldn’t Be Tilted to a Woman Majority if Men Weren’t Afraid of Family Court”
• “The One With The Soap Opera Party (Uncut Version),” Friends
• “The Red Pill”
• “Total U.S. Military War Deaths,” U.S. Department of Defense
• “Use of the Word ‘Bitch’ Surged After Women’s Suffrage,” Li Zhou
• “White Men as the New Victims: Reverse Discrimination Cases and the Men’s Rights Movement,” Bethany M. Coston, Michael Kimmel
• “Why is Violence Against Men and Boys Ignored? Male Disposability and Gynocentrism”
• “Why Men Often Die Earlier Than Women,” Robert H. Schmerling, M.D.

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• Bunny, Mona Awad

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• “5 Fraternity Members Plead Guilty,” David Boroff
• “5 Reasons Sororities Might Drop You After the First Round,” Sorority Recruitment 101
• “Alabama Sorority Criticized Over Recruitment Video,” CBS News
• “Binge Drinking on America’s College Campuses,” Henry Wechsler, PhD
• Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism, Amanda Montell
• “Fatal Initiation,” Benjamin Wallace
• “First Jail Terms Issued in Penn State Fraternity Hazing Death of Tim Piazza,” John Bacon
• “Former Sorority Sister Speaks Out Against Her “Greek” Experience,” TODAY
• “Fraternity in Racist Video Has Roots in Antebellum South,” Allen G. Breed
• “Frat Members Answer Commonly Asked Questions About Fraternities,” BuzzFeed Video
• “Sigma Alpha Epsilon Deaths Most Amongst Frats,” Bloomberg
• “The War on Frats,” Ezra Marcus
• “Things They Don’t Tell You About Sororities BLUNT,” Mariah Robinson
• “Why Is Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the Center of so Many Fraternity Scandals?,” Emily Jane Fox
• “Women Share Sorority Horror Stories,” As/Is
• “Yale University Fraternity Suspended Five Years,” The Fire

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