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“Never gets very deep, skims over topics without much substance. Was intrigued to hear about Q Family members but all they ever said was I don’t talk to my sister/ dad now. Pitching a book but never said what it’s about...The more outspoken journalist on the episode ranted against racists but admitted tolerating her father. I hoped it was more relatable or funny or educational. Women looking for real actionable advice may pass on this one. I’ll give a few more episodes a chance but it’s feeling very shallow and self important.”
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06/02/21
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“So glad to find this pod! I love following Rachel on Twitter and I’m excited for how these wise ladies can organize, motivate and move women all the way to the polls!”
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06/05/21
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“How wonderful to find smart women discussing important issues! Love listening and learning through these ladies!”
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05/29/21
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“Thank you for a wonderful conversation with strong and amazing women.”
Kathy Jo C. via Apple Podcasts ·
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05/17/21
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