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After the Moral
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 Every story ends with a lesson. This podcast begins there. After the Moral is a series of audio essays and conversations curated by Silks, examining power, desire, and control through fractured fairytales, cultural myths, and modern behavior. These are not retellings. They are annotations. Each episode looks at what the story didn’t say — who benefited, who was disciplined, and what was disguised as romance, virtue, or fate. Sometimes Silks speaks alone. Sometimes she’s joined by familiar figures from the margins: the Wolf, the Hatter, the Crooner, the ones who were never meant to explainSilks
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  • The Performance of Innocence

    The Performance of Innocence
    Feb 20 2026

    Innocence doesn’t prevent harm. It prevents scrutiny.

    Innocence is not a state of being.
    It is a role — learned, rehearsed, and rewarded.

    This episode explores how innocence becomes a social performance that redirects accountability, protects comfort, and quietly transfers emotional labor onto the people who were harmed.

    Once you recognize innocence as performance, you begin to see what it protects.(Contains mature themes)
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    6 min
  • What the Stories Didn't Say

    What the Stories Didn't Say
    Feb 10 2026

    What if the real story starts after “happily ever after”?

    Stories teach us how to behave — but they stop before the consequences begin.
    In this conversation, Silks and the Hangry Hucow examine what fairytales, romance, and power narratives quietly omit: labor, endurance, resentment, and the people who maintain someone else’s happy ending.

    This is a conversation about what happens after the moral.

    After the moral is where responsibility begins.(Contains mature themes)
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    3 min
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