She's Gotta Have It! – Details, episodes & analysis

Happy Wednesday! Today we are bringing you our conversation about American Pie with Mary Margaret Scrimger, who is a writer and a performer with a focus in Circus Arts. We discuss such topics as sexual education (and the lack thereof), the pornifiation of the script, sexual vocabulary, women's role as gatekeepers, the ways that can make women reactionary rather than pro-active, and how damn important it is to listen to what women say they want.

Content Warning: Language gets hella EXPLICIT in this ep! This ep may not be suitable for sensitive ears.

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WELCOME BACK, LISTENERS. We've missed you! Today we are bringing you our conversation about Lucifer Season 2, Episode 11, with our guest Anya Sagan. We discuss such topics as James Bond tropes, Casanova, pick up artists, techniques of seduction, and the beautiful magic of asking women what they really want, and really truly just listening to what they say.

Anja Sagan (they/them) is a Toronto area-based filmmaker, published author, transdisciplinary artist and human furniture for their numerous animal companions. To learn more about them and their work, check out: https://miraclewalker.productions/  and https://youtube.com/channel/UCj-BLN1mxPBGSu12r-qm5FA

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Today we bring you our discussion of Hustlers, with guest and friend of the pod Susan Bond. Our discussion includes such topics as hygge (we CANNOT get enough), female mentorship, the evergreen madonna/whore binary, unreliable reliable narrators, female friendship breakups, strippers versus sex workers, and the movie's relationship to capitalism, and much much more!

We've had a few listeners ask about our theme song. It's called 'Rogue' by a Toronto band called The Ossington Rippers. You can find it here: ossingtonrippers.bandcamp.com

Want to talk to us? You can email us at: shesgottahaveitpodcast@gmail.com

or like our Facebook page and chat to us there! You can also find this and previous episodes at: https://anchor.fm/shes-gotta-have-it

We've had a few listeners ask about our theme song. It's called 'Rogue' by a Toronto band called The Ossington Rippers. You can find it here: ossingtonrippers.bandcamp.com

Want to talk to us? You can email us at: shesgottahaveitpodcast@gmail.com
or like our Facebook page and chat to us there! You can also find this and previous episodes at: https://anchor.fm/shes-gotta-have-it

Today we bring you our discussion of Fleabag Season 2, Episode 2, which includes such topics as irreverent priests, Jesus crushes, celibacy loopholes, emotional clothing choices, therapy mismatches, and how very sexy Andrew Scott is.

APOLOGIES: some of the sound quality in the first half isn't as good as normal; we are only as good on any given day as our internet connection.

SPOILER ALERT: We sometimes speak freely about the series, so it's worth watching the full first season before listening to our discussion.

We've had a few listeners ask about our theme song. It's called 'Rogue' by a Toronto band called The Ossington Rippers. You can find it here: ossingtonrippers.bandcamp.com

Want to talk to us? You can email us at: shesgottahaveitpodcast@gmail.com or like our Facebook page and chat to us there! You can also find this and previous episodes at: https://anchor.fm/shes-gotta-have-it

Today we bring you our very special COTTAGE EDITION of She's Gotta Have It! Our discussion of Fleabag Season 2, Episode 1, includes such things as joy comas, how to define the 'female gaze,'  Roman Catholic priest fantasies we never knew we always wanted, what it means to have faith, and Caryl Churchill-esque dialogue.

SPOILER ALERT: We sometimes speak freely about the series, so it's worth watching the full first season before listening to our discussion.

Want to talk to us? You can email us at: shesgottahaveitpodcast@gmail.com or like our Facebook page and chat to us there! You can also find this and previous episodes at: https://anchor.fm/shes-gotta-have-it

Today we bring you our discussion of The Bridge, Season 1, Episodes 1 and 2, along with guest Catherine Jenkins.

We discuss such topics as the importance of changing scenery, leather pants, reversing gender stereotypes, the crime drama genre as a means not an end, the trope of refrigerator women, and masculinity and vasectomies.

SPOILER ALERT: We sometimes speak freely about the series, so it's worth watching the full first season before listening to our discussion.

Want to talk to us? You can email us at: shesgottahaveitpodcast@gmail.com or like our Facebook page and chat to us there! You can also find this and previous episodes at: https://anchor.fm/shes-gotta-have-it

Today we bring you our discussion of Fleabag, Season One, Episode Six. We discuss sexpositions versus sexhibitions, perfect climaxes, Cinderella tropes, useless internal narratives, and Fleabag's intense internalization of the male gaze.

SPOILER ALERT: We sometimes speak freely about the series, so it's worth watching the full first season before listening to our discussion.

Today we bring you our discussion of Fleabag, Season One, Episode Five. We discuss awkward breast exams, clumsy expressions of love, inappropriate sexual revelations at family luncheons, the de-sexualization of aging women, and period braids.

SPOILER ALERT: We sometimes speak freely about the series, so it's worth watching the full first season before listening to our discussion.

Want to talk to us? You can email us at: shesgottahaveitpodcast@gmail.com

or like our Facebook page and chat to us there! You can also find this and

previous episodes at: https://anchor.fm/shes-gotta-have-it

Today we bring you our discussion of Sex and the City! We are joined by guest host Stephanie Avery. We discuss such sexy topics as the horrifying realities of dating in New York City, what power means, how men and women REALLY CAN BE JUST FRIENDS, representations of sex, second-wave feminism, euphemisms for genitalia, and problematic gender binaries.

SPOILER ALERT: We focus on Season One, Episode One, but we also speak freely about the series as a whole.

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previous episodes at: https://anchor.fm/shes-gotta-have-it

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