77: What’s the Difference Between a Girl and a Woman?
Moya Lothian-McLean and Ash Sarkar
Ash and Moya talk about their animal natures and fear of motherhood in a chat spurred by last week’s interview with Sophie Gilbert.
If I Speak is a podcast from Moya Lothian-McLean and Ash Sarkar where the personal meets the political. Every week they tackle social dilemmas, cultural phenomena and the frustrations of modern life.
Ash and Moya talk about their animal natures and fear of motherhood in a chat spurred by last week’s interview with Sophie Gilbert.
Ash and Moya talk to critic Sophie Gilbert about the pornification of pop culture during the ’90s and ’00s.
Moya and Ash tackle a topic that turns up in the If I Speak mailbox every week. Plus: advice on a failed friendship.
Ash and Moya discuss where their sense of their racial identity comes from – is it their shade, their community, or how they’re treated?
Having rekindled her appetite for fun, Ash now has a five-point plan to rescue the dancefloor from disaster.
Ash and Moya descend into the guilt vortex for a conversation about family responsibility.
Moya presents an intrusive thought about rage and resentment. Plus: help for a listener whose friends have taken an anti-trans turn.
Moya and Ash talk about what to do with their impossible desires and offer advice to a listener whose female bestie has ditched him.
Is marriage like an island, or more of an open house? Ash talks about state-sanctioned relationships with memoirist Jeremy Atherton Lin.
Moya and Ash deal with your dilemmas, including a daughter who wants to give away her inheritance and a renter whose housemate is a total pig.
Moya and Ash think about how kids these days are shaped by parenting, advertising, social media and anxiety.
Moya has a thought about our need for certainty, and Ash responds with a claim about polarised thinking.
Ash and Moya face up to all the ways their smartphone has warped their minds.
What do straight women find attractive? Ash has a big theory about sensuality. Plus: what to do when your boss is a bigot.
Moya has a big theory about our susceptibility to authoritarianism.
Ash and Moya confront their feelings after a bad week for feminism.
Ash speaks to Natasha Brown about the big questions raised by her second novel, Universality, before tackling a dilemma about selling your soul.
Ash and Moya answer a mystery question and wonder if our quest for a friction-free life was a mistake.
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