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Helloooo and welcome to a very special episode where we chat with Amy Odell about her book Anna. 

Order Anna the Biography here!

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meth slut

ok I know the people are dying to hear what I eat every morning & it’s coffee w 2 fried eggs, and toast w Neufchâtel and raspberry bonne maman & I listen to cmbc p much every day rn 😌😤

viv

me, currently eating breakfast while listening to the pod, thanks miss ashley

Anonymous

I’m loving this intro cuz I’m currently listening while eating breakfast… with AirPods in. I promise chewing with headphones in isn’t hard or distracting 😆

Anonymous

I eat breakfast and listen to the podcast! lol

Olga M

Preparing breakfast right now as I listen to this on my AirPods. Avocado toast on garlic naan with one fried egg :)

Anonymous

Hello!!! 1) love this podcast and so grateful for all of the content you all put out and work you’re doing (I’m sure it’s even more behind the scenes than we can fathom) 2) i was recently corrected for using the phrase/referring to “bottom/top of the totem poll” since it’s can be insensitive to native/indigenous people - just wanted to pass along and hope this wasn’t a super annoying comment truly love you guys

Anonymous

I wish there were less guests as of late. This one was pretty boring.

Anonymous

i am eating a brekkie yogurt while listening to this

Anonymous

Not to sound rude but I’m not especially interested in the opinions of “people close to Anna” nor am I willing to really believe the takeaways about how helpful Anna was from white people. I don’t think a bunch of old, rich, elitist white folks have the vernacular, understanding or ability to speak on the intersection of race, gender, and sexuality that Andre existed at. In short, I don’t really think that any of the major takeaways about how helpful Anna was are useful or redeeming because those stories come from perspectives that lack a nuanced understanding of race.