Call Your Girlfriend

Based on the show notes, Aminatou speaks with poet, essayist, and podcaster Nichole Perkins about relationships, desire, boundaries, and longing as they discuss Perkins’ book Sometimes I Trip on How Happy We Could Be. This looks like a thoughtful, intimate conversation centered on navigating connection as a Black woman.

This preview is based only on the published show notes. It looks like a shorter, announcement-focused episode featuring Aminatou, Ann, and Gina, framed as a different kind of newsy installment.

This episode preview points to a conversation with New York Times Book Review editor Pamela Paul about what life before the internet offered that may be harder to find now. Based on the show notes, expect a thoughtful, possibly nostalgic discussion tied to her book 100 Things We've Lost to the Internet.

This preview is based on the episode’s published show notes. The conversation features New Yorker writer Ariel Levy on dynastic wealth, grief, unexpected turns in life, and the pleasures of aging and having children, with a nod to her podcast The Just Enough Family.

This preview is based on the episode’s published show notes. In their final episode, the hosts say goodbye while talking about friendship during the pandemic, the ongoing Joe Rogan debate, favorite podcasts, future plans, and listener voicemails.