Mixed Feelings: Recent Episodes
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A show about news, politics and pop culture. Every episode, your hosts talk about their favorite stories of the week … and probably at least one random current event that has nothing to do with anything. Hosted by Gillian Parker and Quinn Rose.
In the last episode of Mixed Feelings, Quinn and Gillian reflect on the show, answer some listener questions, and talk about future plans.
Topics include: Zuckerberg's Facebook hearing, revenge porn court case, and The Problem with Apu.
Topics include: the YouTube shooting, Grindr sharing HIV status data, and Spotify going public.
Topics include: Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act of 2017 (SESTA), Cambridge Analytica, and Marlon Bundo.
Topics include: backlash against the NRA, experimental cancer treatments in China, and the royal wedding.
Topics include: government shutdowns, the fight against sexual assault worldwide, and Ellen Pompeo.
Topics include: Hawaii emergency missile alert, racist comments from the highest office, and Aziz Ansari.
Topics include: technological and political trend predictions for 2018, adoption, and an egregious YouTube video.
Topics include: holiday package thieves, the net neutrality repeal, the Alabama election, and blockbuster movies.
Topics include: potential alien spacecraft, Keaton Jones, and the Golden Globe nominations.
Topics include: reduction of national parks, scientific uterus advancements, and Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Topics include: new tax plans, regional power, shame and public sexual assault accusations, and Thanksgiving.
Topics include: political shifts in the Middle East, climate change and pollution, and YouTube for kids.
Topics include: attacks in New York, collusion with foreign powers, Kevin Spacey, and Apple's recent PR choices.
Topics include: terrorist attacks in Somalia, the #metoo and #itwasme campaigns, and a conspiracy meme.
Topics include: Harvey Weinstein, the abuse of power, role models, and trusting people. Okay, the whole episode is about the Harvey Weinstein story.
Topics include: gun control and gun culture, abortion laws, and if birth order affects your personality.
Topics include: #TakeAKnee, women drivers in Saudi Arabia, female professors, and Kylie Jenner's pregnancy.
Topics include: flooding across the world, sperm count studies, experimental stem cell treatments, and Taylor Swift.
Topics include: White supremacy in Charlottesville and the initial fallout, Taylor Swift's sexual assault trial.
Topics include: mosque attacks and presidential responses, New York public transportation crisis, and the Google diversity memo.
Topics include: gene editing, immigration, creative prison escape, and alternate history television shows.
Topics include: Scaramucci, eugenics, universal basic income, middle class stores, and plastic surgery.
We had to prerecord an episode this week, so we went full meta. Topics include: the 2016 election and fallout since, partisanship in news and in conversation, and the responsibilities of a news podcast.
Topics include: follow-up on Manchester, murders in Portland, and the Paris Climate Agreement.
Topics include: the attack in Manchester, Roger Ailes, Ancestry.com, and The Bachelorette.
Topics include: continued coverage of the Russia investigation, Chelsea Manning, and Miss USA.
Topics include: Comey's firing, the French election, and Nicki Minaj's impromptu scholarship fund.
Topics include: close races in the House, famous men and sexual assault, and Thirteen Reasons Why.
Topics include: U.S. action in Syria, United Airlines, Chechnya, and societal perception of bodies.
Topics include: expansion of civil rights legislation, chemical warfare in Syria, Bill O'Reilly, and a tone-deaf Pepsi commercial.
Topics include Brexit and the attack in London, Tomi Lahren, and what's going on with Trump this week.
This week we dive back into the US healthcare system before discussing International Women's Day and Ed Sheeran.
Big thanks to Brian Hamilton for editing today's episode.
We discuss Trump's "presidential" speech, transgender bathroom laws, and the Academy Awards.
This week we cover Milo Yiannopoulos, PewDiePie, anti-Semitic threats, and deportation.
Topics this week include cabinet confirmation hearings, Betsy DeVos and the United States public education system, and Beyoncé.
We talk about the Muslim ban and Quebec shooting, the Supreme Court, and the future of the United States government.
After a week that seemed impossibly full of news, we tackle the women's march, some of Trump's first actions, Brazil prison riots, and the Oscar nominations.
This week we talk about the inauguration, Affordable Care Act, and Chelsea Manning, all while mourning the end of Obama's America.
We discuss a new organ, Megyn Kelly, the Office of Congressional Ethics, and the Kardashians.
In our last episode of the year, we update our conversation on the presidential election and fake news before looking ahead to 2017.
We talk about the attacks on the Russian ambassador to Turkey and the marketplace in Berlin, and then consider filter bubbles in social media and real life.
Topics this week include Syria, the Russian influence in the US election, and Teen Vogue.
We discuss the Dakota Access Pipeline, some of Trump's activity from this week, Pizzagate, and then gush about the Grammy nominations.
This week we talk about Trump's cabinet picks, the election recount, Fidel Castro, and double standards for women.
We cover some of the highlights from week one of the Trumpocalypse, and then talk about Facebook and Kim Kardashian.
Quinn and Gillian process some of their emotions from the 2016 election and speak about their hopes for this show. They also make each other laugh, because friends are important right now.
In our first episode, Quinn and Gillian discuss this train wreck of an election, the end of Vine, birth control double standards, and Hilary Duff’s Halloween costume.