107 episodes
The School for Dumb Women Justice for Dumb Women
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4.8 • 122 Ratings
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A podcast by dumb women, for dumb women, where we investigate the subjects you're too proud to admit you know nothing about. Written by and starring @HannVarr, @MissAHaddow & @Czaroline. Contact: dumbwomenpod@gmail.com
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78. Do I Have Nits?
It's an International Women's Day (aka Alex's birthday) special! The birthday girl gets all tied up in mummies, and Hannah scratches her heads over nits. Finally Caroline shares her first-hand experience of having a hangover in your 30s.
Contact: dumbwomenpod@gmail.com
Produced by Hannah Varrall, music by Harry Harris, artwork by Gavin Day.
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77. Should I Be Norwegian?
Caroline explores Norway this week with an ancient tale and some political truths, and Hannah investigates sunsets, genetics and reindeers in a segment on optimism. Finally Alex thinks about how to have a famous child in the Smart Lesson.
Contact: dumbwomenpod@gmail.com
Produced by Hannah Varrall, music by Harry Harris, artwork by Gavin Day.
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BONUS: Lizards with Roddy Shaw
In episode 76, we invited stand-up comedian and animal expert Roddy Shaw to the studio to answer every stupid question we ever had about lizards. In this fully extended bonus episode, Roddy tells us about 'sneaky f****r' lizards, and we have some bat chat for good measure.
Contact: dumbwomenpod@gmail.com
Produced by Hannah Varrall, music by Harry Harris, artwork by Gavin Day.
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76. Am I Friends With Lizards?
Alex gets vertigo learning about urban climbers this week, before inviting bubble buddy (and animal expert) Roddy Shaw to answer every question Caroline has ever had about lizards. Lastly Hannah reports back from taking up knitting, and evaluates whether starting a new hobby is the salve that we want it to be.
Contact: dumbwomenpod@gmail.com
Produced by Hannah Varrall, music by Harry Harris, artwork by Gavin Day.
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75. Can I Self-Help You?
Caroline examines the life-changing* magic** of self-help books in this episode, looking at where the genre came from and what on earth is happening as it evolves. Meanwhile Hannah gets on her high horse about the 1994 film Black Beauty, its creator Anna Sewell and how Alan Cumming became obsessed with delicious oats. Finally Alex leads a Smart Lesson on how we can all pretend we're having a fun, sitcom Christmas with our pals when we're actually stuck at home avoiding boring family members and playing questionable YouTube videos.
* ** no promises, guys
Contact: dumbwomenpod@gmail.com
Produced by Hannah Varrall, music by Harry Harris, artwork by Gavin Day.
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74. Have You Got The Rug Bug?
Hannah uncovers the real pandemic silently infecting our homes - The Rug that everybody has and nobody can get rid of. Elsewhere in the house, Caroline examines the rise of conservatories in the late '90s and what it told us about the sex lives of the O'Callaghans down the road. Lastly Alex presents a Smart Lesson on skincare and how to ensure the clearness of your pores remains your healthcare priority right now.
Contact: dumbwomenpod@gmail.com
Produced by Hannah Varrall, music by Harry Harris, artwork by Gavin Day.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Customer Reviews
Loved it
I just wanted to say thank you for an absolutely brilliant podcast- so interesting, informative and hilarious! Please return x
It’s back!!
I loved this show the first time around and was sad when it ended without explanation. Now it’s mysteriously reappeared, same format and just as much fun as before. Thank you ladies for cheering up my brutal lockdown.
This dumb woman loves it
I love this podcast and am so glad it’s back! (I was obsessively checking for months). The gals are so funny and warm and riff off one another so well. The goofy humour they use GETS me and makes me feel like I’m hanging out with my own pals. Its one of the few podcasts that regularly makes me laugh out loud.
The content is quirky and engaging and full of fun facts you can casually drop into pub chat to make yourself seem like an well-educated and fascinating woman of the world. Also shout-out to the excellent music they use. My absolute fave podcast.
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