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Cathy shares an essay by Mark Nepo about partners who are willing to take turns exploring the outer and the inner. They discuss why equality is like an unwinding onion with limitless new things to explore, while focusing on Glenn Close in The Wife and Amy Adams in Vice. They also talk about what “unlikability” means for female candidates, and why it’s important to discuss specifically what makes us like, believe, or pay attention to person in front of us.
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0:47 Cathy doesn’t like the word “thrust”
2:22 Quick takes
8:12 Taking your turn
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32:19 “Vice” discussion
37:49 discussion of R Kelly documentary
39:12 “likability” factor of female presidential candidates
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