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Justice for Dumb Women

Sentimental Garbage is a podcast hosted by Caroline O'Donoghue about the culture we love that society can sometimes make us feel ashamed of. Formerly a chick-lit podcast, sometimes a Sex and the City podcast. We don't know the most, we feel the most. 
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Sentimental Garbage

The one where we celebrate the best festive moments of Friends, and reflect on why this timeless TV show feels most at home at Christmas. Join us for the final episode of the year, and the season finale of this mini-series - Merry Christmas all x

Song credit: Oystercatcher - Merry Christmas! I Love You! I'm Falling Apart!!! - https://oystercatchr.bandcamp.com/album/gifts-winter-25

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Friends Thru A Lens: The Holidays with Ella Risbridger

Dr Dolly Alderton PHD rejoins us for a Freudian lens into Friends 

TW: Brief discussion on eating disorders (01:15:10 - 01:20:19)

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Friends Thru A Lens: 'It's all Relative' with Dr Dolly Alderton

One moment, you're unemployed and playing table football against your financially stable flatmate to win enough money to pay the rent. The next, you're buying a giant dog sculpture and matching gold friendship bracelets... this week Jessie Brown Findlay joins us as we take a look back at Joey’s best moments, mad acting career, and what it takes to be a successful creative in the working world - the nominees are… *cue award ceremony montage*… 
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Friends Thru A Lens: Joey's Acting Career with Jessie Brown Findlay

This week, Ryan helps us dig a little deeper into the most complex and beloved Friend of them all - Princess Consuela Banana Hammock (aka Phoebe Buffay).
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Friends Thru A Lens: Phoebe's Upsetting Childhood with Ryan Farrell

This week, queen hostess and friend of the pod Alexandra Haddow joins us to dissect the house parties of Friends - bring your red solo cups and lukewarm mixer (Fun Bobby plus ones encouraged).
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Friends Thru A Lens: House Parties with Alexandra Haddow

Silence in court! This week we get our barrister wigs on and lay out the character faults of the least liked Friend - Ross Geller. Imogen West-Knights is the defence. The charges are…
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Friends Thru The Lens of a Ross Apologist with Imogen West-Knights

Welcome to Friends Thru A Lens, a Sentimental Garbage mini series where I talk about the show FRIENDS with a lower case-f friend through the LENS of their choosing. This week we're talking to former wedding caterer and romance novelist Kate Young about the weddings of Friends. More specifically, we're ranking them.

Episodes to watch:

S1 E1

S2 E11 & 24

S4 E23 & 24

S5 E24

S7 E11, 23 & 24

S10 E12

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Friends Thru A Lens: Weddings with Kate Young

An ode to the horniest group of short kings since The Monkees. Sugar, we're going down! 

Me and Ashley's Fall Out Boy Hate F**k playlist

Ashley's podcast Good Noticings 

Patrick Stump's upsetting op-ed 

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Fall Out Boy with Ashley Hamilton

This week, Nikkitha Bakshani joins us to discuss the highly requested 2002 CLASSIC Bend It Like Beckham. Don't forget your shin pads!

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Bend It Like Beckham with Nikkitha Bakshani

"That's you and me, kid. You and me." 

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Remembering Diane Keaton with Fiona Zublin

After speaking to Lauren Bravo about The Lost Art of Keeping Secrets, we tracked down the author of the book, Eva Rice, to talk Take That, Julian the Loaf and why the 1950s are such an intriguing time period to set a novel in.

Music by Harry Harris, artwork by Gavin Day. Recorded at Acast and produced by Hannah Varrall.

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BONUS: Eva Rice on The Lost Art of Keeping Secrets

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