A.M. in the Afternoon

Should an elected female politician take time off to have a baby? Can a woman ever be the office "alpha male"? And how much does your appearance really affect how you're perceived at work? This episode, Ange and Margie look the big, hairy, audacious topic of feminism—specifically, in the workplace.

Some extra resources to read/watch/listen:
If You Have to Cry, Go Outside: And Other Things Your Mother Never Told You (by Kelly Cutrone),
The Revisionist History podcast episode "The Lady Vanishes",
Hardball for Women by Pat Heim and Susan K. Golant,
Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg,
In the Company of Women by Grace Bonney

It rains 9 months a year, is full of hippies, and birthed a yoga pants empire—why do Ange and Margie like Vancouver so much? This episode, discover what makes a Vancouverite, and why we love them anyway.

Learn more about YVR and #westcoastlife through these excellent resources, or at least see Vancouver stand in for other cities:
The Golden Spruce (book by John Valliant), The World (book by Bill Gaston), Riverdale (tv show), Deadpool (movie), The X-Files (tv show), Dark Angel (tv show), Hockey Wives (tv show), Real Housewives of Vancouver (tv show).

Is there any difference between Aussies and Kiwis? The answer starts with "Y" and ends with "es". On this first episode of A.M. in the Afternoon, Ange and Margie chat about our similarities and differences, and why it matters anyway. Plus, learn some new slang!

Get a feel for Aus & NZ with these choice picks for your reading and watching pleasure:
Top of the Lake,
Flight of the Conchords,
Hunt for the Wilderpeople,
Boy,
The Bachelorette with Sophie Monk,
The Castle,
The Slap (book),
The Rosie Project (book),
Please Like Me,
Summer Heights High