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We're taking a trip down memory lane and reminiscing about those carefree college days when we used to live on campus; the days when the only thing we worried about was making it in time for class and our parents took care of everything else. God's hand in our academic and personal journeys and making room for serendipity in our lives. We get into the  topic of some women's delusional  expectations and the complex dynamics of relationships and  asking men for money chile! We aren't shy about discussing the struggle of being valued primarily for your appearance,  being labelled a gold digger, and how women are capitalizing on the male gaze.  

As we near the end of our chat, we talk about tough love versus gentle care in friendships,  and the value of allowing each other the space to grow and make mistakes.  Lastly, we couldn't resist discussing the "Married Men Rizz" thread that had twitter up in arms this week and the embarrassing but all too real pain of your first heartbreak (Sorry Lupita) It's always  A Mouthful! over here.

(0:06:45) Reminiscing on Uni Days and God's Role in Our Journeys 

(0:18:45)  Delusional Expectations and Asking Men for Money 

 (0:32:00)  "Gold Diggers" and Capitalizing on the Male Gaze 

(0:45:00) Nurturing Friendships: Tough Love vs Gentle Care 

(0:57:00) Twitter Case Study: "Married Men Rizz" 

 (1:08:25) Reflecting on First Heartbreaks 

(1:15:30)  A random game of Song Association 

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Diversity will drop into place if your system is objective and stereotype-free. But what if it isn’t?

Today I talk to Ashton Applewhite, the author of “This Chair Rocks, a Manifesto Against Ageism” and a leading spokesperson raising awareness on ageism and how to dismantle it. She is a leader for Old School, a clearinghouse website for anti-ageism resources, and the voice behind the blog, Yo, Is This Ageist? You may have heard her Ted Talk or seen her on CBS Sunday Morning. Today she answers the questions; what is ageism, why does ageism exist, what does ageism do to our mental health as we get older, and why addressing ageism will make you feel more comfortable about aging. Ashton breaks down this “ism” so well that by the end you will feel nothing but empowered by your age. 

LINK FOR ASHTON:

https://thischairrocks.com/

LINK TO WORK WITH MOLLY:

www.mollysider.com

A full transcription is available at www.iamthisage.com

Resources:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CAOKTo_DOk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8QrGsxeEq8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsTKDIAwmRs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrTFJ5NlM1g 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iVOZ_-Xwrc 

In this episode, Sarayu Blue (I Feel Bad, Expats, The Shrink Next Door), shares how bringing the funny when you don't "look the part" can be serious business. 

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Big Story: We’re looking at the what and why of cultural appropriation given that Coachella is back after a pandemic hiatus.

Food For Thought: We’re talking about the politics of veganism and fake meat and whether we can ever truly separate the two.

What are we Roasting?

1) The state of women’s cricket in India until 2006

(https://www.theweek.in/theweek/sports/2022/04/16/men-uniforms-were-being-cut-up-and-restitched-for-the-women.html)

What are we Toasting?

1) An 'office birthday party' lawsuit

(https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-61141421)

2) The Coachella performance that turned a Thai dessert into a UNESCO heritage candidate

(https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/apr/19/thailand-mango-sticky-rice-coachella-cameo-milli)

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We examine the forces and individuals that have shaped food culture, investigate how our tastes change with age, and ponder how taste is evaluated by arbiters like the Michelin Guide and food media. Chef Val Cantu of Californios, the only two-Michelin-star Mexican restaurant in the world, addresses racist stereotypes around Mexican food. We speak with author Mayukh Sen about his recent book, Taste Makers, which tells the stories of seven immigrant women who have influenced American cuisine. A brief look at the history of the Michelin Guide reveals the organization’s involvement in French colonialism, and accusations of cultural bias in the star selection process. Plus, we learn how our physical senses of taste and smell change over time.

Further Reading:

If you are interested in dining at Californios, you can make reservations here. 

Read more about Mayukh Sen’s book,Taste Makers, here.

For more information on the history of the Michelin Guide, go here. And for more on the history of Michelin in Vietnam, check this and this out. For the first person account referenced in the story, check out Tran Tu Binh’s memoir.

To learn more about Gary Beauchamp and his work at the Monell Chemical Senses Center, check out his profile. Dig further into how age impacts taste here and here.

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In this episode, we hear how Glenn & Ben may have internalized some concepts of masculinity, how Eric evades it as a queer non-binary person and how Luna's hands are rated "E" for Everyone. 

"I think one of the ways I'm seeing it function is that it creates a collective shared trauma that we can all then relate through whether it's through humor or asserting power or just even language and words." - Ben Stevens

"I think about peacocking and hiding when I think about Masculinity" - Eric Fleming 

"I think the subconscious reactions around masculinity are the things that are most scary and insidious to me because they work in my brain in ways that even when I do a lot of work and reflection on this, do they show up in my actions." - Glenn Carrere 

"I grew up watching all these action movies with my dad and just like, so a lot of like the tropes that young men grew up admiring. I also admired too."  - Luna Malbroux 

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This week, Joel and Tushar are joined by stand-up comedian, and AIB co-founder Rohan Joshi. The three of them discuss toxicity in Indian pop culture and the reasons behind it.

From showcasing regressive values to negatively stereotyping progressive ideals, many aspects of Indian pop culture appear to be deeply problematic. What is the reason behind this? Do those who control the purse strings force creators to take these calls? Is our mainstream content just a reflection of the society we live in? Or are we too afraid to venture beyond set norms? Click through as we explore these questions and discuss a lot more.

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Are you aware of all of the different worldwide communities that make up the African diaspora? In this episode Jordan joins us for a discussion on all of the differences, similarities, and frequent animosity among different groups of Black people within the African Diaspora. Specifically, we discuss the relationship between Afro-Caribbean and African-American people including qualifiers for cultural appropriation, race vs. nationality, and comparing Caribbean and African-American upbringings. Join the conversation by using #gooduptuesday on social media or tagging @gooduppod. 

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