Hi friends! It's Sabrina, and I'm here to share a special episode of my new podcast A Fine Mess, recently named a “must listen” by The Guardian and Apple Podcasts. In this episode, I interview legendary Daily Show correspondent and Full Frontal host, Samantha Bee.

We’re faced with a 24-hour news cycle, and bad news seems unending. So, many of us turn to satirical news and memes to strike a balance and find some joy. But is there a dark side to the light side? I sit down with Samantha discuss the appeal and implications of satirical news, and how we can become more responsible consumers.

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Hi Breaking Glass friends! It's Sabrina. I want to tell you about my new show A Fine Mess. If you like Breaking Glass, you'll love A Fine Mess, where we're broadening the mission of digging deeper into important and timely topics in order to challenge our own pre-conceived notions.

After you hear A Fine Mess' trailer, be sure to click this link to subscribe and listen to the podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/tgng-Yvh?sid=BreakingGlass

Produced by Evoke Media (the team behind the Sundance Film Festival award-winning Sugarcane and co-creators of the #1 chart-topping investigative podcast Blind Plea), A Fine Mess aims to help listeners tackle difficult conversations and foster tolerance and inclusivity. Each week, Sabrina interviews expert guests like late-night comedy host Samantha Bee about the rise of satirical news, esteemed Stanford Graduate School of Business lecturer Matt Abrahams on how to approach divisive political discourse, and former executive editor of Teen Vogue Samhita Mukhopadhyay on the impact of hustle culture.

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Nothing like a holiday to turn up the heat on hard conversations. In this Season 2 Finale, Kassia and Sabrina reflect on conversations they've had with family and friends who don't necessarily agree with their points of view, including:

• Sabrina's history of heated arguments with her uncle and how they finally managed to have a calm conversation about abortion
• Kassia's tendency to come in a little too hot with family members who disagree on humans rights issues like vaccination
• The tragic moment in 2021 when gun violence hit too close to home and how Kassia is trying to find the human side of every story

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We’ve never met a woman without a complex relationship to her own hair. Shorter, longer, curlier, straighter, lighter, darker, up, down. For many women—especially Black women—hair can be a complicated thing.

Founder of Parting the Roots, Simone Wright is working to educate people and organizations on the history, politics, and significance of Black hair and the Black Canadian identity. She joins Sabrina to talk about:

• The historical importance of Black hair in pre-colonial Africa, how the slave trade suppressed this connection, and the ways non-Black communities still attempt to control Black hair today.
• The role outside forces and intersectionality play in a woman’s relationship with her hair
• Her journey to embrace natural hair and the response she’s received personally and professionally

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130 years. That's how long it will take to achieve gender equity at the highest levels of global politics. Around the world, women are still less likely to be encouraged to run for public office at every level - this starts with what we tell young girls about what is possible and ultimately influences women's lack of confidence to step into the race. Erin Loos Cutraro founded She Should Run to give women from all walks of life the tools they need to run for public office. In this re-release from season one, Erin joins Kassia and Sabrina to talk about:

• The double standards that women endure when running for public office
• Why representation matters and what changes when women hold elected positions
• How she manages to remain hopeful about the future of our democracy

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Contrary to what society would like us to believe, not every woman wants to be a mother. Some women regret the choice altogether.

Orna Donath was only 16 years old when knew with certainty that she never wanted to be a mother. In the decades that followed she never waivered in that decision. Today, Orna is a sociologist and author in Tel Aviv, Israel. In this rerelease of one of our most beloved season one episodes, she joins Kassia and Sabrina to talk about:

• Her personal experience of the stigma society places on women who choose not to mother
• Her thought-provoking research on women who deeply regret their decision to have children
• How we can begin to untangle womanhood from motherhood

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Every year, one in five women in the United States struggles with mental health. Income disparities, caregiving responsibilities, higher rates of poverty and violence are just a few of the risk factors that leave women especially susceptible to chronic stress.

Dr. Beth Ricanati is no stranger to burnout. She was the mother of three children and a physician working full time when she realized she needed to prioritize self-care. At the recommendation of a friend, she turned to baking bread as a way to build ritual and community into her weekly routine. Dr. Ricanati joins Sabrina to discuss:

The mental health crisis in America and why women are more likely to experience chronic stress than men
Why creating meaningful rituals with our hands can benefit mental health
The need to shift away from self-care toward community care to address the underlying causes of women’s mental health issues

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In honor of Sexual Health Month and our recent conversation with Zoe Mendelson, Sabrina and Kassia are opening up - like really, intimately opening up - about sexual health. We're walking through Zoe’s book, Pussypedia, discussing some of its more shocking takeaways, and our relationships with our mothers who were often our own source of education when we were young girls. In this no-holds-barred conversation, we end up talking about:

• Not soaping your slit and other things we all wish we knew about sexual health
• Masturbation and how much pleasure we each might want
• Sex toys, what to call them, and who's never gone shopping for one

More personal than ever before, Sabrina and Kassia bear all including a quite shocking admission. Like what you hear and want more? Sign up for our newsletter full of episode updates and resources on issues impacting women around the world.

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