Girls Like Us

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"It's Not Easy Being Mean" Mar 02, 2020

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Frannie and Sophie try their best to find other things to talk about than this boring book. Takes-a-plenty in this ep. Are we R*d S***e yet?

TRIGGER WARNINGS

~32 - 42 eating disorder/body dysmorphia

~1:24 - 1:31 description of very gross human/animal sex (we promise it makes sense in context)
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"Dial L For Loser" with Jason Sheridan Feb 17, 2020

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Jason Sheridan ("Podcast: The Ride") joins Sophie and Frannie to discuss the insane and almost unfathomably badly written "Dial L For Loser." Also, Jason auditions for the role of Massie Block.

"The Pretty Committee Strikes Back" with The Statesmen (Tim Ferrari, Anthony Rossi, and Stuart Hicar) Feb 03, 2020

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Sophie and Frannie kick off <3 Boys Month <3 with some boys who also happen to be Chicago podcast trio, The Statesmen. The Clique Gone Wild!

"Invasion of the Boy Snatchers" with Jo Barchi Jan 20, 2020

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It's a wild ride as writer Jo Barchi joins us to talk about perhaps the most problematic book in the series so far, "Invasion of the Boy Snatchers." We're really all over the place with this one.

"Revenge of the Wannabes" Jan 06, 2020

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Sophie and Frannie talk "Revenge of the Wannabes," as well as stinky shoes, iconic UDF employees, and high school theatre directors body-shaming them.

"Best Friends for Never" with Michelle Castro Dec 23, 2019

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Sophie and Frannie welcome Chicago comedian/Sophie's BFF Michelle Castro to talk about the second book in the series and Michelle's experience doing The Clique role-play as a tween. They also discuss "crypto-feminism," Eyes Wide Shut-esque makeout orgies, and How To Wear Makeup To School Without Your Mom Knowing.

Episode #1: The Clique Nov 25, 2019

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Sophie and Frannie dive into the first book in The Clique series - called, fittingly, "The Clique." Listen as they dive deeply not only to the delicate world that Lisi Harrison has painstakingly built piece by piece, but also into their own sexual trauma.

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