Usha Vance, Rama Duwaji, & the Tragedy of Heterosexuality
About this episode
The episode discusses the implications of heterosexuality while promoting Caro's upcoming book launch event.
Little bit of a heterosexual smackdown taking place today! But first, some housekeeping: As a reminder: Caro’s debut novel, YESTERYEAR , is coming out this spring (April 7th, to be exact), and she would love to see you all at the evening launch event in NYC. One can reasonably assume there will be laughter, tears, a book signing, and Caro on a stage looking incredibly sweaty while she talks about all things America, womanhood, tradwives, writing sex scenes in fiction, etc. She’ll be joined on stage by the famed pod duo Claire Parker and Ashley Hamilton as moderators for the evening, which essentially means we have finagled this book launch into a pseudo Good Noticings/Diabolical Lies crossover event. Ur welcome. Also, we’d be so grateful if you humored us with a little anthropological insight by letting us know how you found the pod. Quick survey here. Now, onto the show notes. The Usha-Verse “What Is Usha Vance Thinking?,” by Irin Carmon for The Cut “From Yale to Newsmax, Usha Vance Has Helped J.D. Vance Chart His Path,” by Joseph Bernstein and Katherine Rosman for The New York Times “Usha Vance Tries to Defend her Husband’s ‘Childless Cat Ladies’ Comment,” by Eric McDaniel for…
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Hosts: Caro Claire Burke, Katie Gatti Tassin
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