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Join us as we explore sexual liberation for all within an established realm that only benefits some. We love Michaela Coel and would love for you to listen even if you haven't watched the TV show. Trigger warnings for rape, trauma and assault. We are not experts so please reach out to the below resources if you are seeking help/advice.

UK

• https://www.thehavens.org.uk/
• https://www.thesurvivorstrust.org/

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• 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732)
• https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/sexual-assault-and-abuse-helplines

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Stivi de Tivi recomienda I May Destroy You que pueden ver en HBO. Creada, escrita, producida y protagonizada por la ganadora del Premio BAFTA, Michaela Coel. Esta serie provocativa, intrépida y maravillosa explora el tema del consentimiento sexual en la vida contemporánea y cómo, en el panorama moderno de las citas y relaciones, se hace la distinción entre liberación y explotación.

This has been another difficult week, and much of our viewing this episode centered on similarly dark and thorny topics. We kick off the podcast with Our Week in TV, starting with the premiere of HBO’s docuseries The Vow, which centers on the dangerous cult NXIVM. Then we lighten things up with the premiere of RuPaul’s Drag Race: Vegas Revue and Kate’s catchup with Glow Up seasons one and two. Noel has thoughts on Dorohedoro, then we move back to darker topics with Lovecraft Country and the finale of Infinity Train Book 3. Afterward, we head to the DVD Shelf for an extended conversation about Michaela Coel’s challenging and compelling look at sexual assault, I May Destroy You. Take a listen, then reach out with your thoughts on Coel’s latest series, as well as the other viewing you’ve been making time for.

DVD Shelf: I May Destroy You (1:16:55)

Our Week in TV

The Vow premiere (16:53)

RuPaul’s Drag Race: Vegas Revue premiere (31:13)

Glow Up Seasons 1 and 2 (38:04)

Dorohedoro (42:51)

Lovecraft Country (51:06)

Infinity Train finale (1:02:24)

Tweet Referenced: Jasika Nicole’s thread on Fringe’s Astrid/Walter name “joke”

Music Featured:  “Whitey’s on the Moon” by Gil Scott-Heron

This has been another difficult week, and much of our viewing this episode centered on similarly dark and thorny topics. We kick off the podcast with Our Week in TV, starting with the premiere of HBO’s docuseries The Vow, which centers on the dangerous cult NXIVM. Then we lighten things up with the premiere of RuPaul’s Drag Race: Vegas Revue and Kate’s catchup with Glow Up seasons one and two. Noel has thoughts on Dorohedoro, then we move back to darker topics with Lovecraft Country and the finale of Infinity Train Book 3. Afterward, we head to the DVD Shelf for an extended conversation about Michaela Coel’s challenging and compelling look at sexual assault, I May Destroy You. Take a listen, then reach out with your thoughts on Coel’s latest series, as well as the other viewing you’ve been making time for.

DVD Shelf: I May Destroy You (1:16:55)

Our Week in TV

The Vow premiere (16:53)

RuPaul’s Drag Race: Vegas Revue premiere (31:13)

Glow Up Seasons 1 and 2 (38:04)

Dorohedoro (42:51)

Lovecraft Country (51:06)

Infinity Train finale (1:02:24)

Tweet Referenced: Jasika Nicole’s thread on Fringe’s Astrid/Walter name “joke”

Music Featured:  “Whitey’s on the Moon” by Gil Scott-Heron

Marisa Cariolo recomienda I May Destroy You, serie inspirada en hechos reales sobre la vida y experiencias de Michaela Coel que pueden ver en HBO. Directa y provocadora, explora los temas del consentimiento sexual en la vida contemporánea y cómo, en el nuevo mundo de las citas y relaciones, hacemos la distinción entre la liberación y explotación.

Thanks to the holiday weekend, a lot of TV took the week off, giving Noel and Kate time for season catch-ups! We kick things off with our week in comedy, including the first seasons of Danger and Eggs and GLOW, the third season of Playing House, another fun Younger, a dramatic The Carmichael Show, and a somewhat disappointing The Great British Baking Show. Next up is our week in genre and drama, including the perplexing Castlevania season one, the finale of Doctor Who, and new episodes of Wynonna Earp, Claws, and Queen Sugar. Afterwards, Noel and Kate catch up with a series they’ve been behind on for a while, seasons one and two of Channel 4 and Netflix’s Chewing Gum.

Season Spotlight: Chewing Gum Seasons 1 and 2 (2:01:46)

Our Week in Comedy and Reality

Danger and Eggs Season 1 (27:56)

GLOW Season 1 (39:22)

Playing House Season 3 (49:16)

Younger (56:29)

The Carmichael Show (1:04:50)

The Great British Baking Show (1:09:14)

Our Week in Genre and Drama

Castlevania Season 1 (1:20:09)

Doctor Who finale (1:27:47)

Wynonna Earp (1:36:19)

Claws (1:47:10)

Queen Sugar (1:52:45)

Article Referenced: Tim Goodman’s piece for The Hollywood Reporter, “Critic’s Notebook: The Post-Review, Post-Premiere, Post-Finale World of Peak TV”

Music Featured: “Best Day” by Danger Twins; “Girls are Like Guns” as sung by Dominique Provost-Chalkley on Wynonna Earp; Chewing Gum Theme song

Thanks to the holiday weekend, a lot of TV took the week off, giving Noel and Kate time for season catch-ups! We kick things off with our week in comedy, including the first seasons of Danger and Eggs and GLOW, the third season of Playing House, another fun Younger, a dramatic The Carmichael Show, and a somewhat disappointing The Great British Baking Show. Next up is our week in genre and drama, including the perplexing Castlevania season one, the finale of Doctor Who, and new episodes of Wynonna Earp, Claws, and Queen Sugar. Afterwards, Noel and Kate catch up with a series they’ve been behind on for a while, seasons one and two of Channel 4 and Netflix’s Chewing Gum.

Season Spotlight: Chewing Gum Seasons 1 and 2 (2:01:46)

Our Week in Comedy and Reality

Danger and Eggs Season 1 (27:56)

GLOW Season 1 (39:22)

Playing House Season 3 (49:16)

Younger (56:29)

The Carmichael Show (1:04:50)

The Great British Baking Show (1:09:14)

Our Week in Genre and Drama

Castlevania Season 1 (1:20:09)

Doctor Who finale (1:27:47)

Wynonna Earp (1:36:19)

Claws (1:47:10)

Queen Sugar (1:52:45)

Article Referenced: Tim Goodman’s piece for The Hollywood Reporter, “Critic’s Notebook: The Post-Review, Post-Premiere, Post-Finale World of Peak TV”

Music Featured: “Best Day” by Danger Twins; “Girls are Like Guns” as sung by Dominique Provost-Chalkley on Wynonna Earp; Chewing Gum Theme song

We celebrate two years of CornerStorePress Presents the Black Swan Collective, Inda talks about Waking the Witch, and her guest spot on the Cinemosity podcast. We squee about Michaela Coel and Aisha Hinds before handing out some fades. This DWIDP is packing heat, too! All this and more on Black Girl Squee!

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