Analysing Sex and the City's portrayal of women's finances, with Dylan B Jones The Broke Generation

In this episode I fangirl Dylan B Jones, London boy-about-town and co-host of So I Got To Thinking, the weekly Sex and the City podcast that applys the questions of Carrie Bradshaw to modern life and love.

 Dylan and I chat about the money themes of Sex and the City, including ways it really missed the opportunity to open the conversation about women’s finances, the biases that we as viewers are bound by when watching, and whether or not Charlotte should have offered Carrie the money for her apartment or not. 

 

Where to find Dylan and the So I Got to Thinking podcast:

Instagram: @sigttpodcast

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Co-hosted by @junodawson 

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Blog: The Broke Generation | Destination for Hot Mess Millennials

 

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