Stay ConnectedIn Should I Delete That?, Alex Light and Em Clarkson want to explore the nuance that is often left out of the polarising conversations that take place on social media. Join them as they dive deep into the grey area, talk to experts, tackle shame and have a laugh along the way…
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On this week's IIJM, the girls talk dad bods, worms and chocolate...
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Edited by Daisy Grant
Music by Alex Andrew
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In this week’s episode Em and Al are joined in the studio by Imogen Ivy. Self proclaimed ‘Aussie Cowgirl in London’ Imogen came to London as a documentary maker ended up being scouted as a model. Promoting body neutrality, Imogen has done campaigns for Superdrug and Pretty Little Thing.
Imogen talks about how she grew up in a nudist household in Australia, and how her parents promoted open communication and healthy mental and physical health.
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Produced by Daisy Grant & edited by Hattie Moir
Music by Alex Andrew
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On this week's IIJM, the girls discuss the perils of micellar water, spray tans and building sites...
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Music by Alex Andrew
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This week, Em and Alex are bringing you a special episode in collaboration with the Gloucestershire Police, to highlight their new campaign all about stalking. This episode shows how to look out for signs of stalking and what to do if you, or a loved one, is affected by stalking. Em opens up about her experience with a stalker when she was younger and how it has impacted her life, ‘Maddy’ details her frightening story of her dangerous and obsessive ex-partner, Sophie Jarrett explains the importance of the campaign and finally, Sarah Louise from the Suzy Lamplugh trust joins us to show how we can support victims.
For more details on the Gloucestershire Constabulary’s stalking campaign, follow this link: https://bit.ly/GC-Talking-Stalking there you will find helpful tips to identify stalking behaviours
For further support, you can visit the Suzy Lamplugh Trust here: https://www.suzylamplugh.org/
Or call the National Stalking Helpline at 0808 802 0300
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In this week's IIJM, the girls discuss why you shouldn't compare your life to others and how to avoid a traumatic brain injury...
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Produced & edited by Daisy Grant
Music by Alex Andrew
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This week, we bring back one of our most popular guests of all time, sexpert and co-creator of Come Curious, Reed Amber! Reed is back to answer your questions on dirty talk, anal play and shame. Reed also shares how she got into the world of sex work and what it's like to be censored online, and she opens up about her own fetish...
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Buy Florence's book This Book Will Make You Feel Something here: https://geni.us/thisbookwill
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In this week's IIJM, the girls talk Grey's Anatomy, wedgies and Em's scooter skillz...
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Produced & edited by Daisy Grant
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This week on the pod, Em and Al talk all things pop culture with Caroline O'Donoghue, author and host of the incredible podcast Sentimental Garbage. They discuss why women’s interests are devalued in society and why, artistically, women’s work is taken less seriously than men’s. They deep dive into the death of romcoms, the 2010s and Leonardo DiCaprio’s taste in women…
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Buy Caroline's latest book here: https://store.virago.co.uk/products/the-rachel-incident
Listen to Sentimental Garbage here: https://open.spotify.com/show/6w97FzDaRfaE4jWz98npWQ?si=74a1e6b14b0548af
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In this week's IIJM, the girls chat about being too much, super bendy and overreactive...
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Produced & edited by Daisy Grant
Music by Alex Andrew
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TW: Suicide
This week on the podcast, Em and Alex are joined by Married at First Sight UK contestant Gemma Rose Barnes. Gemma wanted the perfect partner to complete her life, and so she signed up to MAFS in the belief that she was going to find just that, even getting a tattoo in honour of this man who she hadn’t met yet. She ended up becoming a controversial figure on MAFS due to her willingness to make crude jokes and openly talk about sex. She shares that her words were edited and taken out of context, and that her new husband’s keenness was edited out all together. Gemma experienced various mental health and addiction struggles, exacerbated due to the show, and had to make a change. Now sober, Gemma shares the reality behind this “reality” TV show, and how we as viewers need to take a more discerning attitude towards it.
EDIT- A Channel 4 Spokesperson said: "Contributor care and wellbeing is of paramount importance and appropriate support is available to contributors before, during and after broadcast. Any concerns raised by contributors about safety would always be taken extremely seriously and we would take prompt and appropriate action when needed. Any action taken would always be agreed with the cast members involved to ensure they were satisfied with the resolution and outcome. Contributors are able to leave the process at any time. During filming, alcohol consumption is at the discretion of individuals, but it is monitored and limited by the production team and contributor welfare is always prioritised. All broadcast episodes of MAFS U.K. are a fair and accurate reflection of the events that took place."
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