In which our host discusses the insanity of teaching Zoom etiquette to a four-year-old, the thirsty people we encounter on screens, and what happens to our identity when our typical feedback loops get interrupted by social distancing.*You can r

A (Bath)Room Of One's One

Apr 20th, 2020 6m 8s

In which our host wonders if feminism still matters, if people with posh bathrooms still get to complain, and if it's altogether wise to eat chocolate in the bathroom.*You can read "When Mom's Zoom Meeting Is the One That Has to Wait" from the

On Ketchup And Precarity

Apr 13th, 2020 7m 52s

In which our host receives an Amazon package, gives a shout-out to Dorothy Day, and ponders the connection between memory and fortune-telling.*You can read about Dorothy Day on "Poverty and Precarity" in The Sun here: https://www.thesunmagazine

On Reading Sarah Ruhl: This is Not How I Thought This Would End

Apr 7th, 2020 6m 52s

In which our host attempts to theorize the connection between theatre and pandemics, but is interrupted by her daughter's rage.*You should buy Sarah Ruhl's book "100 Essays I Don't Have Time to Write"**Photo by Edwin Hooper on Unsplash