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Episode 191 – Spice World

Join us as we discuss authenticity, the tricky balance of real-world social issues with capitalism, and, naturally, which spice we’d be if we were a spice. 

We’re time-traveling back to the 90s to explore the Spice Girls and peak girl power! Join us as we discuss authenticity, the tricky balance of real-world social issues with capitalism, and, naturally, which spice we’d be if we were a spice. 

Some Sources You Might Find Interesting:

Interrogating Girl Power: Girlhood, Popular Media, and Postfeminism by Michelle S. Bae

Too Much Of Something Is Bad Enough: Success And Excess In Spice World by Cynthia Fuchs

Girl Culture, Revenge and Global Capitalism: Cybergirls, Riot Grrls, Spice Girls by Catherine Driscoll

Crew members explain why Spice World is still so weird, 20 years on by Rachel Hodin

Spice World is a Brilliant Movie. It Might Even Be Better Than A Hard Day’s Night by Anne T. Donahue

Spice World: Constructing Femininity the Popular Way by Dafna Lemish

Vicars of ‘Wannabe’: Authenticity and the Spice Girls by Elizabeth Eva Leach

‘Spice World’ & Me by Eleanor Stanford

In Defence of Disco by Richard Dyer

‘Spiceworld’ At 25: How The Spice Girls’ Feminine Enthusiasm & Camp Became A Beacon For Queer Youth by Marah Eakin

How the Spice Girls’ Manufactured Girl Power Became Real by Alisha Haridasani Gupta and Jennifer Harlan

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