In this episode of Femme & Furious, host Julia Rose Portela explores the intersection of feminism and pop culture through the lens of Wonder Woman and the 1980s setting of Stranger Things. The discussion delves into the evolution of female empowerment, the significance of friendship among young girls, and the critique of capitalism as represented by the Starcourt Mall. Portela highlights the struggles of female characters against misogyny in various contexts, including the workplace and suburban life, while drawing parallels between the show's supernatural elements and real-world patriarchal structures.

In this episode of Femme & Furious, host Julia Rose Portela delves into the feminist themes present in Stranger Things, particularly focusing on the character development of Eleven and the significance of community and connection. The discussion spans episodes 7 through 9 of season 2, highlighting the cultural context of the 80s, the portrayal of female rage, and the psychological horror embodied by the Mind Flayer. The episode concludes with reflections on the importance of belonging and the emotional stakes of the characters as they navigate their challenges.

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In this episode of Femme & Furious, host Julia Rose Portela delves into the feminist themes present in the popular series Stranger Things, particularly focusing on the implications of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) and its historical context. The conversation explores how ECT has disproportionately affected women, the gendered lens through which mental health is viewed, and the narratives surrounding female characters in the show. Through a detailed breakdown of episodes from Season 2, Portela highlights the intersections of trauma, power, and the societal expectations placed on women, drawing parallels between the fictional world of Hawkins and real-world issues of consent and agency.

In this episode of Femme & Furious, host Julia Rose Portela dives into the latest developments in pop culture, particularly focusing on the series 'The Summer I Turned Pretty.' She discusses the upcoming movie adaptation, character analyses of Conrad, Belly, and Jeremiah, and emphasizes the importance of post-sex care from a feminist perspective. The episode is filled with humor, personal anecdotes, and critical insights into the writing and character development within the series.

In this episode of Femme &' Furious, host Julia Rose Portela dives into the world of Stranger Things, focusing on the themes of survivor's guilt, particularly through the character of Nancy Wheeler. The conversation follows the first three episodes of Season 2, highlighting key moments, character developments, and feminist themes throughout the narrative.

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In this episode of Femme & Furious, host Julia Rose Portela delves into the feminist themes present in the latter half of Stranger Things season one, specifically episodes five through eight. The discussion highlights the historical context of slut shaming and its relevance to the character of Nancy Wheeler, exploring how societal judgments on women's sexuality are portrayed in the show. The episode also includes a breakdown of key moments from the episodes, emphasizing the cultural commentary embedded in the narrative and the importance of reclaiming women's stories in pop culture.

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In this episode of Femme & Furious, host Julia Rose Portela delves into the emotional complexities of relationships portrayed in The Summer I Turn Pretty. She reflects on the character dynamics, particularly focusing on Belly's journey of self-discovery amidst the manipulative behaviors of Jeremiah and the integrity of Conrad. The discussion also touches on themes of misogyny, emotional abuse, and the importance of self-identity in the context of young adult relationships.