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“Just finished the Taylor Jenkins Reid episode, and I dissolved into relieved, empowered tears. This meant so much to me as a working Mom who LIVES for her work. I had amen-ed like 50 things, but her description of how she’s not the “play on the ground with Legos” Mom made me feel so normal. That exact situation has happened to me. I’ve been berating myself and haven’t found many other Moms to relate to on this. Thank you thank you for making me feel seen!”
doolittle44 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/25/19
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“I am the friend/coworker/passerby that is always walking around with my headphones in, usually listening to a podcast. When friends ask me for a recommendation of what to listen to, my first suggestion is always Show Your Work. The conversations have affected how I think about my job and how I...”Read full review »
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10/24/18
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“Really enjoy this podcast - smart, insightful comments and women make it entertaining and a joy to listen to.”
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12/12/18
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“I’m a feminist. I am here for smart women working their butts off to make headway in this world. This podcast used to be a favourite when it first began, but I find the tone had switched to condescension and know-it-all-isms instead as an approachable, feminist take on pop culture and work ethic....”Read full review »
emptyscribbler via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
04/02/19
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