The Sleepover Club: How Ozempic Killed Body Positivity and Why We Need Gross Girls More Than Ever

As the remnants of fourth wave feminism cling on for dear life, it's become impossible to ignore the idea that we're now living through a post-feminist era. In the 10 months since the release of our host Ione Gamble's debut Poor Little Sick Girls, body positivity has died, #MeToo is non-existent and the discourse has stripped any semblance of nuance from online life.

This week, Ione and Eden discuss where feminism goes from here, why we should all be less scared of being cancelled, and why earnestness is the only thing that can save us all.

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The Sleepover Club: Are Sex Scenes in Film and Tv Immoral?