Dana Stevens is far from being a femnist
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“The films discussions are generally interesting but there is one special area that shows their weakness... "Chick flicks". Dana Stevens liked Twilight-Eclipse and in the same sentence called herself a feminist – this must have set the movement back to the 1950s. It not that she has to worry about her “imagined” 13 year old daughter will fall in love with a vampire – its that this imagined daughter will think she is suppose to “love” a boyfriend literally to death. It wouldn’t be so bad if she invited a co-commentary with an opposing view but for the last several chick-flick, she invite someone who just parrots back Dana’s views and also gets lost in the unrealistic romance of the story and neither of them question what terrible role models these films represent to a modern girl or woman.”Read full review »
Frankphotos via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/25/10
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United States of America ·
02/24/08
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“I gave it four episodes, but hating everything is not a sign of good taste.”
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United States of America ·
05/18/13
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“I've listened to this podcast since its inception, and Dana Stevens is a great host. There's always great banter, and a generally lively atmosphere. It's worth a listen.
What has been lacking in the past six months is the editing portion. The weekly shows are all expertly produced,...”Read full review »
Egaloc via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/14/13
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