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]]> #28: The (Third) Christmas Special Emma Lundin 01:00:45 The TNK Christmas party returns! Charlotte Lydia Riley and Emma Lundin get festive by discussing moody detectives, poorly lit pubs, Oxford snobs and the very long 1950s – all channelled through our love for TV copper Endeavour The TNK Christmas party returns! Charlotte Lydia Riley and Emma Lundin get festive by discussing moody detectives, poorly lit pubs, Oxford snobs and the very long 1950s – all channelled through our love for TV copper Endeavour endeavour, morse, politics, british culture, christmas specials, feminism, crime series, tv detectives, history no full 28 ebbd1901-03fe-4815-8b23-ee71c3b6768b #27: Foreign Policy (Part II) FOOTNOTES

Foreign Policy Part I is episode #24 - listen to that here;

Sarah Crook & Charlie Jeffries' book, in which Charlotte has a chapter, is called Resist, Organize, Build: Feminist and Queer Activism in Britain and the United States during the Long 1980s. It was published by SUNY Press in 2022. Charlotte's chapter is called "Spiritualists, ideologues, pragmatists, feminists, and women of all descriptions": The British Women's Liberation Movement, the UN Decade for Women, and Feminist Transnationalism in Spare Rib. Read more about Sarah here and Charlie here, and the book here;

Joceyln Olcott’s book is International Women's Year: The Greatest Consciousness-Raising Event in History and it was published by Oxford University Press in 2017. Read more about Jocelyn’s work here;

Charlotte’s book - Imperial Island: A History of Empire in Modern Britain - was published a few weeks ago, and a must-have (according to Emma who keeps buying every copy she sees - let’s hope Waterstones on Argyle Street in Glasgow have managed a re-up since my visit…). Buy your copy here!

Charlotte’s chapter in Rethinking Labour's Past - an edited by Nathan Yeowell and published by I.B. Tauris in 2022 - is called ‘This Party is a Moral Crusade or it is Nothing’: Labour and Ethical Identity at Home and Abroad;

‘Swedish parliament elects new PM backed by far right', a BBC news story from 17 October 2022;

Many thanks to the editors of this Wikipedia page on Sweden’s relation with NATO and Erdoğan who seemingly don’t tire easily;

This is the UN’s take on Feminist Foreign Policy - Emma hopes to publish something on the topic in 2024;

Kate Law is a historian at the University of Nottingham; the research network she runs with Emma is called Global Solidarity Activism: Connecting Local and Global Histories;

Swedish research ethics law is complicated;

Theresa May’s feminist t-shirt and Frida Kahlo bracelet featured in TNK episode #2, back in 2017. Listen to that here;

The full quote from Veep is “You have achieved nothing, apart from one thing: the fact that you are a woman means we will have no more women presidents. Because we tried one, and she f—ing sucked.” Read a recap of Season 4 Episode 5 (Convention) here;

We talk about the gendering of women in politics in episode #2, episode #11, and episode #13;

Emma was on Progressive Britain talking about women in politics in the autumn of 2022 - listen here;

There are plenty of videos of Liz Truss’ gaffs on the internet;

This is how the BBC reported on the criticism in Foreign Affairs Select Committee report on the evacuation of Afghanistan;

Here’s Nigel Farage’s last speech in the European Parliament;

Emma recently took 25 students and colleagues to the Scottish Parliament for First Minister’s Questions - which is by far her favourite parliamentary debate forum as of now;

Amineh Kakabaveh was born in Kurdistan, trained as a guerilla fighter, arrived in Sweden at the age 19 and was an MP in the Swedish parliament 2008-2022;

Emma first spotted Swedish foreign minister Tobias Billström’s phone cases in this Sydsvenskan article (they also feature in our episode header photo);

Here are Tony Benn and Hilary Benn’s speeches on Iraq and Syria respectively, as featured by BBC News;

Here is Robin Cook’s resignation speech, as recorded by Hansard, on 17 March 2003;

Emma runs an online module on anti-apartheid activism - in South Africa and in a global perspective - in the autumn of 2024;

‘Sweden's new right-wing govt slashes development aid’, The Local, 8 November 2022;

Barbara Castle features in plenty of TNK episodes, like this one;

DfID was the Department for International Development, founded on the election of the Labour government in 1997 and dissolved by Boris Johnson in 2020;

Here’s the House of Commons’ Library’s research briefing on the 0.7% development aid target;

Sarah Champion is a Labour MP since 2012; Clare Short was a Labour MP 1983-2006 and an independent MP 2006-2010;

Emily Baughan is a historian at the University of Sheffield, while Tehila Sasson is a historian at Emory. Read more about Emily here, and Tehila here;

Mary Agnes Hamilton features in TNK Episode #2 - listen here;

AJP Taylor’s distinction between pacifism and pacifists is: “Pacificists are those who favour peaceful foreign policies and who seek to develop international institutions for the promotion of peace. Pacifism in its pure form is a total rejection of war as an instrument of policy.” London Review of Books, 2 October 1980;

Cynthia Enloe is one of our favourites. We spoke about her in episode #11, which you can listen to here.

The poem is Richard Siken’s Landscape with a Blur of Conquerors:

Land a man in a
landscape and he’ll try to conquer it. Make him
handsome and you’re a fascist, make him ugly and
you’re saying nothing new. The conqueror suits up
and takes the field, his horse already painted in

beneath him. What do you do with a man like that?

Read the whole poem here.

Charlotte also quotes a line from Richard’s poem Little Beast - read that here.

OUR RECOMMENDATIONS

Emma is recommending Literary Friction by Carrie Plitt and Octavia Bright, which you’ll find on Apple Podcasts here, Patreon here, and NTS Radio here. It is the perfect soundtrack to walks, runs, flights and lots more. One of Emma’s favourite books of 2023 is Amy Liptrot’s The Instant - listen to the episode of Literary Friction that made her run to the (online) shop to buy it here;

Charlotte is recommending If Books Could Kill by Michael Hobbes and Peter Shamshiri - you’ll find it on Apple Podcasts here and Spotify here.

THE NEXT EPISODE…

…is not yet recorded, but future episodes will be on borders, the Second World War, publishing and poverty. We’re also planning a new Christmas special (here’s the first one, which was about Mad Men, and here’s the second, on The Crown).

]]> Thu, 5 Oct 2023 21:19:57 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com FOOTNOTES

Foreign Policy Part I is episode #24 - listen to that here;

Sarah Crook & Charlie Jeffries' book, in which Charlotte has a chapter, is called Resist, Organize, Build: Feminist and Queer Activism in Britain and the United States during the Long 1980s. It was published by SUNY Press in 2022. Charlotte's chapter is called "Spiritualists, ideologues, pragmatists, feminists, and women of all descriptions": The British Women's Liberation Movement, the UN Decade for Women, and Feminist Transnationalism in Spare Rib. Read more about Sarah here and Charlie here, and the book here;

Joceyln Olcott’s book is International Women's Year: The Greatest Consciousness-Raising Event in History and it was published by Oxford University Press in 2017. Read more about Jocelyn’s work here;

Charlotte’s book - Imperial Island: A History of Empire in Modern Britain - was published a few weeks ago, and a must-have (according to Emma who keeps buying every copy she sees - let’s hope Waterstones on Argyle Street in Glasgow have managed a re-up since my visit…). Buy your copy here!

Charlotte’s chapter in Rethinking Labour's Past - an edited by Nathan Yeowell and published by I.B. Tauris in 2022 - is called ‘This Party is a Moral Crusade or it is Nothing’: Labour and Ethical Identity at Home and Abroad;

‘Swedish parliament elects new PM backed by far right', a BBC news story from 17 October 2022;

Many thanks to the editors of this Wikipedia page on Sweden’s relation with NATO and Erdoğan who seemingly don’t tire easily;

This is the UN’s take on Feminist Foreign Policy - Emma hopes to publish something on the topic in 2024;

Kate Law is a historian at the University of Nottingham; the research network she runs with Emma is called Global Solidarity Activism: Connecting Local and Global Histories;

Swedish research ethics law is complicated;

Theresa May’s feminist t-shirt and Frida Kahlo bracelet featured in TNK episode #2, back in 2017. Listen to that here;

The full quote from Veep is “You have achieved nothing, apart from one thing: the fact that you are a woman means we will have no more women presidents. Because we tried one, and she f—ing sucked.” Read a recap of Season 4 Episode 5 (Convention) here;

We talk about the gendering of women in politics in episode #2, episode #11, and episode #13;

Emma was on Progressive Britain talking about women in politics in the autumn of 2022 - listen here;

There are plenty of videos of Liz Truss’ gaffs on the internet;

This is how the BBC reported on the criticism in Foreign Affairs Select Committee report on the evacuation of Afghanistan;

Here’s Nigel Farage’s last speech in the European Parliament;

Emma recently took 25 students and colleagues to the Scottish Parliament for First Minister’s Questions - which is by far her favourite parliamentary debate forum as of now;

Amineh Kakabaveh was born in Kurdistan, trained as a guerilla fighter, arrived in Sweden at the age 19 and was an MP in the Swedish parliament 2008-2022;

Emma first spotted Swedish foreign minister Tobias Billström’s phone cases in this Sydsvenskan article (they also feature in our episode header photo);

Here are Tony Benn and Hilary Benn’s speeches on Iraq and Syria respectively, as featured by BBC News;

Here is Robin Cook’s resignation speech, as recorded by Hansard, on 17 March 2003;

Emma runs an online module on anti-apartheid activism - in South Africa and in a global perspective - in the autumn of 2024;

‘Sweden's new right-wing govt slashes development aid’, The Local, 8 November 2022;

Barbara Castle features in plenty of TNK episodes, like this one;

DfID was the Department for International Development, founded on the election of the Labour government in 1997 and dissolved by Boris Johnson in 2020;

Here’s the House of Commons’ Library’s research briefing on the 0.7% development aid target;

Sarah Champion is a Labour MP since 2012; Clare Short was a Labour MP 1983-2006 and an independent MP 2006-2010;

Emily Baughan is a historian at the University of Sheffield, while Tehila Sasson is a historian at Emory. Read more about Emily here, and Tehila here;

Mary Agnes Hamilton features in TNK Episode #2 - listen here;

AJP Taylor’s distinction between pacifism and pacifists is: “Pacificists are those who favour peaceful foreign policies and who seek to develop international institutions for the promotion of peace. Pacifism in its pure form is a total rejection of war as an instrument of policy.” London Review of Books, 2 October 1980;

Cynthia Enloe is one of our favourites. We spoke about her in episode #11, which you can listen to here.

The poem is Richard Siken’s Landscape with a Blur of Conquerors:

Land a man in a
landscape and he’ll try to conquer it. Make him
handsome and you’re a fascist, make him ugly and
you’re saying nothing new. The conqueror suits up
and takes the field, his horse already painted in

beneath him. What do you do with a man like that?

Read the whole poem here.

Charlotte also quotes a line from Richard’s poem Little Beast - read that here.

OUR RECOMMENDATIONS

Emma is recommending Literary Friction by Carrie Plitt and Octavia Bright, which you’ll find on Apple Podcasts here, Patreon here, and NTS Radio here. It is the perfect soundtrack to walks, runs, flights and lots more. One of Emma’s favourite books of 2023 is Amy Liptrot’s The Instant - listen to the episode of Literary Friction that made her run to the (online) shop to buy it here;

Charlotte is recommending If Books Could Kill by Michael Hobbes and Peter Shamshiri - you’ll find it on Apple Podcasts here and Spotify here.

THE NEXT EPISODE…

…is not yet recorded, but future episodes will be on borders, the Second World War, publishing and poverty. We’re also planning a new Christmas special (here’s the first one, which was about Mad Men, and here’s the second, on The Crown).

]]> #27: Foreign Policy (Part II) Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 01:01:30 Charlotte Lydia Riley and Emma Lundin discuss negotiations, debates, development and reparations - and why Sweden’s foreign minister should try less hard - in this long-awaited part II on foreign policy. Charlotte Lydia Riley and Emma Lundin discuss negotiations, debates, development and reparations - and why Sweden’s foreign minister should try less hard - in this long-awaited part II on foreign policy. britain, sweden, politics, foreign policy, history and politics, feminism, feminist podcast, history, history podcast no full 27 65810eda-9720-4dc8-827f-14fc2fdd00be #26: TNK returns! The end of the four-year hiatus: Charlotte and Emma discuss covid, childcare and careers, plus how to handle great historical moments, and possibly record them too.

Visit www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com for a full list of episodes and our epic footnotes.

EPISODE #26 FOOTNOTES

Our last pre-hiatius episode was this one, #25: Mothers, Part II – presence and representation;

Emma went on parental leave between Episode #20: #MeToo and Episode #22: Eugenics. That looks cheery, doesn’t it? Don’t worry, we squeezed in Episode #21: The (Second) Christmas Special (on The Crown) in the middle of it all;

Charlotte’s book is Imperial Island: A History of Empire in Modern Britain, and it’s published by Penguin on 24 August 2023. Pre-order your copy from your local bookshop or order it on Hive.co.uk!

The exhibition at the Southbank Centre that we went to was In The Black Fantastic, which was at the Hayward Gallery between June and September 2022. Read more about it and see photos and videos here;

We were going to link to lots of stuff on British and Swedish childcare systems, but we’ll save that for a stand-alone episode instead. In the meantime, sign up to Emily Baughan’s Substack newsletter Playgroup: children, community, and the family in contemporary Britain here;

When Emma talks about the bleak, dark days of the pandemic, they were sometimes very dark – literally. Here’s a chart of average monthly hours of sunshine in Malmö in southern Sweden;

The Mass Observation Archive records everyday life in Britain since 1937. Read more about online at www.massobs.org.uk It also has a podcast!

Tony Kushner’s We Europeans? Mass-Observation, Race and British Identity in the Twentieth Century was published as a paperback by Routledge in 2016. Read more about Tony’s work here;

James Hinton has published several anthologies and books on Mass Observation – you’ll find one here, and more about James here;

Charlotte also recommends Claire Langhamer’s work on Mass Observation – you’ll find an article of hers here, and more about Claire here;

Read more about Eve Colpus is Charlotte’s colleague at Southampton – read more about Eve here;

‘What the Hell Is a ‘Geriatric Millennial’ and How To Find Out if You're One’, Vice, 19 May 2021;

Helen McCarthy’s article about age as a historian is called ‘Time and the Middle-Aged Historian’ and was published by History Workshop on 23 March 2023. Read more about Helen here;

Eric Hobsbawm said “Every historian has his or her lifetime, a private perch from which to survey the world,” in his 1993 Creighton Lecture. Hobsbawm, who was born in 1917, died in 2012.

Sociologists Beverley Skeggs & Helen Wood’s Reacting to Reality Television Performance, Audience and Value was published in 2012 by Routledge. Read more about Beverley Skeggs here and more about Helen Wood here;

Listen to Episode #24: Foreign policy part I here - Part II is coming soon!

The poem is Kate Baer’s Reasons to Log Off. It starts like this:

The girl who said she could never eat a second slice

of pizza my senior year of college is doing really well.

My cousin posts a photo of a loaded gun. Have I ever

heard of the Second Amendment? Have I ever heard

of this new recipe?

Read the whole poem – or hear Kate read it herself – at the New Yorker here.

OUR RECOMMENDATIONS

Charlotte is recommending Alison by Lizzy Stewart, which was published by Serpent’s Tail in 2022. Buy it in your local bookshop or on Hive.co.uk here. Here’s an interview – with plenty of photos from the book – on It’s Nice That. Lizzy Stewart’s picture book is called There’s a Tiger in the Garden, and it’s one of Emma’s favourites.

Emma is recommending The Instant by Amy Liptrot, which was published by Canongate in 2022. Buy it in your local bookshop or on Hive.co.uk here.

THE NEXT EPISODE…

…is the long-awaited second part in our two-part series on foreign policy. Listen to the first one here.

]]> Fri, 11 Aug 2023 14:07:18 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com The end of the four-year hiatus: Charlotte and Emma discuss covid, childcare and careers, plus how to handle great historical moments, and possibly record them too.

Visit www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com for a full list of episodes and our epic footnotes.

EPISODE #26 FOOTNOTES

Our last pre-hiatius episode was this one, #25: Mothers, Part II – presence and representation;

Emma went on parental leave between Episode #20: #MeToo and Episode #22: Eugenics. That looks cheery, doesn’t it? Don’t worry, we squeezed in Episode #21: The (Second) Christmas Special (on The Crown) in the middle of it all;

Charlotte’s book is Imperial Island: A History of Empire in Modern Britain, and it’s published by Penguin on 24 August 2023. Pre-order your copy from your local bookshop or order it on Hive.co.uk!

The exhibition at the Southbank Centre that we went to was In The Black Fantastic, which was at the Hayward Gallery between June and September 2022. Read more about it and see photos and videos here;

We were going to link to lots of stuff on British and Swedish childcare systems, but we’ll save that for a stand-alone episode instead. In the meantime, sign up to Emily Baughan’s Substack newsletter Playgroup: children, community, and the family in contemporary Britain here;

When Emma talks about the bleak, dark days of the pandemic, they were sometimes very dark – literally. Here’s a chart of average monthly hours of sunshine in Malmö in southern Sweden;

The Mass Observation Archive records everyday life in Britain since 1937. Read more about online at www.massobs.org.uk It also has a podcast!

Tony Kushner’s We Europeans? Mass-Observation, Race and British Identity in the Twentieth Century was published as a paperback by Routledge in 2016. Read more about Tony’s work here;

James Hinton has published several anthologies and books on Mass Observation – you’ll find one here, and more about James here;

Charlotte also recommends Claire Langhamer’s work on Mass Observation – you’ll find an article of hers here, and more about Claire here;

Read more about Eve Colpus is Charlotte’s colleague at Southampton – read more about Eve here;

‘What the Hell Is a ‘Geriatric Millennial’ and How To Find Out if You're One’, Vice, 19 May 2021;

Helen McCarthy’s article about age as a historian is called ‘Time and the Middle-Aged Historian’ and was published by History Workshop on 23 March 2023. Read more about Helen here;

Eric Hobsbawm said “Every historian has his or her lifetime, a private perch from which to survey the world,” in his 1993 Creighton Lecture. Hobsbawm, who was born in 1917, died in 2012.

Sociologists Beverley Skeggs & Helen Wood’s Reacting to Reality Television Performance, Audience and Value was published in 2012 by Routledge. Read more about Beverley Skeggs here and more about Helen Wood here;

Listen to Episode #24: Foreign policy part I here - Part II is coming soon!

The poem is Kate Baer’s Reasons to Log Off. It starts like this:

The girl who said she could never eat a second slice

of pizza my senior year of college is doing really well.

My cousin posts a photo of a loaded gun. Have I ever

heard of the Second Amendment? Have I ever heard

of this new recipe?

Read the whole poem – or hear Kate read it herself – at the New Yorker here.

OUR RECOMMENDATIONS

Charlotte is recommending Alison by Lizzy Stewart, which was published by Serpent’s Tail in 2022. Buy it in your local bookshop or on Hive.co.uk here. Here’s an interview – with plenty of photos from the book – on It’s Nice That. Lizzy Stewart’s picture book is called There’s a Tiger in the Garden, and it’s one of Emma’s favourites.

Emma is recommending The Instant by Amy Liptrot, which was published by Canongate in 2022. Buy it in your local bookshop or on Hive.co.uk here.

THE NEXT EPISODE…

…is the long-awaited second part in our two-part series on foreign policy. Listen to the first one here.

]]> #26: TNK returns! Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:50:21 The end of the four-year hiatus: Charlotte and Emma discuss covid, childcare and careers, plus how to handle great historical moments, and possibly record them too. The end of the four-year hiatus: Charlotte and Emma discuss covid, childcare and careers, plus how to handle great historical moments, and possibly record them too. writing history, history of the pandemic, feminism, history no full 26 7a001ff8-6485-450f-81ec-b232fafc76f9 #25: Mothers, Part II Charlotte and Emma discuss a new generation of mothers in literature, why you can’t hack your way out of parenthood, and how to shove the pram out of the hallway.

Visit www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com for full footnotes - including links and further reading!

]]> Fri, 9 Aug 2019 12:25:21 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Lundin) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com Charlotte and Emma discuss a new generation of mothers in literature, why you can’t hack your way out of parenthood, and how to shove the pram out of the hallway.

Visit www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com for full footnotes - including links and further reading!

]]> #25: Mothers, Part II Emma Lundin 00:41:16 Charlotte and Emma discuss a new generation of mothers in literature, why you can’t hack your way out of parenthood, and how to shove the pram out of the hallway. Charlotte and Emma discuss a new generation of mothers in literature, why you can’t hack your way out of parenthood, and how to shove the pram out of the hallway. no full 25 c925454b-090f-4963-ae02-2c295d085bde #24: Foreign Policy, Part I It’s diplomacy versus invasion as Charlotte and Emma discuss empire, negotiations, violence and ‘meddling’ supranational structures. Will a feminist foreign policy ever be enough, and why should Britain be taken seriously?

Visit www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com for full footnotes - including links and further reading.

]]> Tue, 18 Jun 2019 15:04:49 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com It’s diplomacy versus invasion as Charlotte and Emma discuss empire, negotiations, violence and ‘meddling’ supranational structures. Will a feminist foreign policy ever be enough, and why should Britain be taken seriously?

Visit www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com for full footnotes - including links and further reading.

]]> #24: Foreign Policy, Part I Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:53:09 It’s diplomacy versus invasion as Charlotte and Emma discuss empire, negotiations, violence and ‘meddling’ supranational structures. Will a feminist foreign policy ever be enough, and why should Britain be taken seriously? Visit www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com for full footnotes - including links and further reading. It’s diplomacy versus invasion as Charlotte and Emma discuss empire, negotiations, violence and ‘meddling’ supranational structures. Will a feminist foreign policy ever be enough, and why should Britain be taken seriously? Visit www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com for full footnotes - including links and further reading. brexit, british history, foreign policy, feminist history, feminism, swedish history, history, feminist foreign policy no full 24 4c4594ca-4bd1-43b3-b39a-1f1edaf766a8 #23: Mothers, Part I - Working Mums Episode footnotes – Rebecca Traister’s article on fathers in the presidential election, and seven things not to do in the workplace - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com
Get in touch: we'd love to hear your thoughts on our episodes, and are very keen to answer any questions you might have. We're on Twitter as @TNKpod (also @lottelydia and @emmaelinor) and Facebook (@TNKpod). Send us an email at tomorrowneverknowspod@gmail.com or subscribe to our newsletter!

You can also support us by donating to our hosting fund and buying our merch: a BLOODY-MINDED t-shirt and FEMINIST sweatshirt!

]]> Tue, 4 Jun 2019 15:03:42 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com Episode footnotes – Rebecca Traister’s article on fathers in the presidential election, and seven things not to do in the workplace - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com
Get in touch: we'd love to hear your thoughts on our episodes, and are very keen to answer any questions you might have. We're on Twitter as @TNKpod (also @lottelydia and @emmaelinor) and Facebook (@TNKpod). Send us an email at tomorrowneverknowspod@gmail.com or subscribe to our newsletter!

You can also support us by donating to our hosting fund and buying our merch: a BLOODY-MINDED t-shirt and FEMINIST sweatshirt!

]]> #23: Mothers, Part I - Working Mums Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:41:43 Emma and Charlotte discuss working motherhood, mums at work, and why we really should be able to have it all. Emma and Charlotte discuss working motherhood, mums at work, and why we really should be able to have it all. no full 23 13df8143-e34f-4b3d-a4a4-f39f841b86ab #22: Eugenics - racism, classism, and free milk When the health of the nation is more important than the individual: Emma and Charlotte discuss the 19th-century pseudo-scientific invention that continues to feed racist thought, ideology and action.

Episode footnotes - including raw eggs in pregnancy recommendations, all about the Fabians and eugenics and how the British working class became white - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

Get in touch: we'd love to hear your thoughts on our episodes, and are very keen to answer any questions you might have. We're on Twitter as @TNKpod (also @lottelydia and @emmaelinor) and Facebook (@TNKpod). Send us an email at tomorrowneverknowspod@gmail.com or subscribe to our newsletter! You can also support us by donating to our hosting fund and buying our merch: a BLOODY-MINDED t-shirt
and FEMINIST sweatshirt!

]]> Fri, 17 May 2019 14:55:41 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com When the health of the nation is more important than the individual: Emma and Charlotte discuss the 19th-century pseudo-scientific invention that continues to feed racist thought, ideology and action.

Episode footnotes - including raw eggs in pregnancy recommendations, all about the Fabians and eugenics and how the British working class became white - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

Get in touch: we'd love to hear your thoughts on our episodes, and are very keen to answer any questions you might have. We're on Twitter as @TNKpod (also @lottelydia and @emmaelinor) and Facebook (@TNKpod). Send us an email at tomorrowneverknowspod@gmail.com or subscribe to our newsletter! You can also support us by donating to our hosting fund and buying our merch: a BLOODY-MINDED t-shirt
and FEMINIST sweatshirt!

]]> #22: Eugenics - racism, classism, and free milk Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:54:15 When the health of the nation is more important than the individual: Emma and Charlotte discuss the 19th-century pseudo-scientific invention that continues to feed racist thought, ideology and action. When the health of the nation is more important than the individual: Emma and Charlotte discuss the 19th-century pseudo-scientific invention that continues to feed racist thought, ideology and action. women, gender, sweden, politics, eugenics, feminism, swedish history, 20th century, us history, history no full 22 4e96bf98-5266-4c08-8b6a-0ff37c151640 #21: The (Second) Christmas Special Emma and Charlotte get festive by watching The Crown before discussing the problematic humanisation of the royal family, racism and modernisation, dramatic licence and what honour and obedience is really about. Plus: our favourite Reese Witherspoon films.

Episode footnotes - including what Clarie Foy thinks of corsets, all you need to know about the Profumo Affair, Prince Philip's racism, the plans already in place for the Queen's funeral and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

Get in touch: we'd love to hear your thoughts on our episodes, and are very keen to answer any questions you might have. We're on Twitter as @TNKpod (also @lottelydia and @emmaelinor) and Facebook (@TNKpod). Send us an email at tomorrowneverknowspod@gmail.com or subscribe to our newsletter! You can also support us by donating to our hosting fund (if you do so, we'll send you TNK merch as a thank-you) - read more here.

]]> Mon, 3 Dec 2018 11:58:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com Emma and Charlotte get festive by watching The Crown before discussing the problematic humanisation of the royal family, racism and modernisation, dramatic licence and what honour and obedience is really about. Plus: our favourite Reese Witherspoon films.

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]]> #21: The (Second) Christmas Special Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:55:51 Emma and Charlotte get festive by watching The Crown before discussing the problematic humanisation of the royal family, racism and modernisation, dramatic licence and what honour and obedience is really about. Plus: our favourite Reese Witherspoon films. Emma and Charlotte get festive by watching The Crown before discussing the problematic humanisation of the royal family, racism and modernisation, dramatic licence and what honour and obedience is really about. Plus: our favourite Reese Witherspoon films. claire foy, historians, feminist podcasts, netflix, the crown, tv reviews, british history, christmas specials, feminism, culture, history no full 21 f318dc39-dff3-4123-8ea5-1a34e7de55ce #20: #MeToo - consent, power and career-ending moments Consent, power relationships and career-ending moments: Charlotte and Emma discuss the #MeToo movement, testifying as punishment, and how to keep the anger alive.

Episode footnotes - including Tarana Burke's founding of the 'me too' movement, the original Harvey Weinstein investigations by Jodi Kantor, Megan Twohey and Ronan Farrow, the idea of perfect victimhood and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Mon, 8 Oct 2018 11:17:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com Consent, power relationships and career-ending moments: Charlotte and Emma discuss the #MeToo movement, testifying as punishment, and how to keep the anger alive.

Episode footnotes - including Tarana Burke's founding of the 'me too' movement, the original Harvey Weinstein investigations by Jodi Kantor, Megan Twohey and Ronan Farrow, the idea of perfect victimhood and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #20: #MeToo - consent, power and career-ending moments Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:52:48 Consent, power relationships and career-ending moments: Charlotte and Emma discuss the #MeToo movement, testifying as punishment, and how to keep the anger alive. Consent, power relationships and career-ending moments: Charlotte and Emma discuss the #MeToo movement, testifying as punishment, and how to keep the anger alive. power, activism, sexual harassment, politics, hollywood, feminism, metoo, #metoo, tarana burke, history, women's history, relationships no full 20 5627831f-ad4f-453f-9540-514e6592040f #19: Elections – Part II Emma and Charlotte discuss populism and polarisation, how economic precarity and racism aren’t mutually exclusive, and what is happening in Sweden right now. Plus: Charlotte’s guide to the ‘no-go zone’ of Tower Hamlets…

Episode footnotes - including updates on the Swedish election, Charlotte's review of Douglas Carswell's book, links to the works of Lynsey Hanley and Dominic Hinde and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Mon, 24 Sep 2018 16:34:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com Emma and Charlotte discuss populism and polarisation, how economic precarity and racism aren’t mutually exclusive, and what is happening in Sweden right now. Plus: Charlotte’s guide to the ‘no-go zone’ of Tower Hamlets…

Episode footnotes - including updates on the Swedish election, Charlotte's review of Douglas Carswell's book, links to the works of Lynsey Hanley and Dominic Hinde and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #19: Elections – Part II Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:55:41 Emma and Charlotte discuss populism and polarisation, how economic precarity and racism aren’t mutually exclusive, and what is happening in Sweden right now. Plus: Charlotte’s guide to the ‘no-go zone’ of Tower Hamlets… Emma and Charlotte discuss populism and polarisation, how economic precarity and racism aren’t mutually exclusive, and what is happening in Sweden right now. Plus: Charlotte’s guide to the ‘no-go zone’ of Tower Hamlets… uk politics, parliamentary history, sweden, swedish elections, elections, feminism, brexit no full 19 25e97335-27aa-4f9c-b0e7-a380a7d1a3bc #18: Elections – Part I Charlotte and Emma discuss glass cliffs, ticking the wrong box and how proportional representation is a lot like a bag of pick and mix. Plus: why losing an election could be a good thing.

Episode footnotes - including all you might want to know about the Great Offices of State, the most gender-equal government in the world, what Tony Blair might smell like, and Paddy Pantsdown - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Mon, 10 Sep 2018 16:02:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com Charlotte and Emma discuss glass cliffs, ticking the wrong box and how proportional representation is a lot like a bag of pick and mix. Plus: why losing an election could be a good thing.

Episode footnotes - including all you might want to know about the Great Offices of State, the most gender-equal government in the world, what Tony Blair might smell like, and Paddy Pantsdown - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #18: Elections – Part I Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:52:28 Charlotte and Emma discuss glass cliffs, ticking the wrong box and how proportional representation is a lot like a bag of pick and mix. Plus: why losing an election could be a good thing. Charlotte and Emma discuss glass cliffs, ticking the wrong box and how proportional representation is a lot like a bag of pick and mix. Plus: why losing an election could be a good thing. new labour, politics, feminism, 1997 general election, tony blair, history, elections, sweden general election, swedish elections no full 18 9f709ade-ec38-40f4-aa74-24bedbc7f09b #17 The [Men’s] World Cup Special It’s Germany-Sweden all over again as Charlotte and Emma discuss women’s place in football, the question of expertise and why Neymar could pay the salaries of 1,693 female players in the top leagues. Plus: What we owe Nettie Honeyball...

Episode footnotes - including everything you could possibly want to know about the history of women's football in the UK, Sweden's miraculous bronze in 1994, Charlotte’s article for History Workshop Online and the story behind Bastian Schweinsteiger's bloodied face in 2014 - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Fri, 29 Jun 2018 10:26:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com It’s Germany-Sweden all over again as Charlotte and Emma discuss women’s place in football, the question of expertise and why Neymar could pay the salaries of 1,693 female players in the top leagues. Plus: What we owe Nettie Honeyball...

Episode footnotes - including everything you could possibly want to know about the history of women's football in the UK, Sweden's miraculous bronze in 1994, Charlotte’s article for History Workshop Online and the story behind Bastian Schweinsteiger's bloodied face in 2014 - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #17 The [Men’s] World Cup Special Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:54:38 It’s Germany-Sweden all over again as Charlotte and Emma discuss women’s place in football, the question of expertise and why Neymar could pay the salaries of 1,693 female players in the top leagues. Plus: What we owe Nettie Honeyball... It’s Germany-Sweden all over again as Charlotte and Emma discuss women’s place in football, the question of expertise and why Neymar could pay the salaries of 1,693 female players in the top leagues. Plus: What we owe Nettie Honeyball... england, emma lundin, sweden, women's sport, football, sport, politics, feminism, women's football, peterborough united, football world cup, charlotte lydia riley, germany, malmo ff no full 17 94a7081a-cf55-43dd-96dd-109cd43e4656 #16: Windrush, Citizenship, Empire & Migration Charlotte and Emma discuss national identity, belonging and how the inhumane ‘hostile environment’ created by the British Home Office over the past decade fits into a much longer history of British immigration policy. Plus: British aspirations versus historical realities, and how to lose people on purpose.

Episode footnotes - including things links to the Life in the UK test, the Coming Home to Jamaica booklet, Jimmy Thoronka's story and Imtiaz Dharker’s ‘Minority’ - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Mon, 18 Jun 2018 19:31:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com Charlotte and Emma discuss national identity, belonging and how the inhumane ‘hostile environment’ created by the British Home Office over the past decade fits into a much longer history of British immigration policy. Plus: British aspirations versus historical realities, and how to lose people on purpose.

Episode footnotes - including things links to the Life in the UK test, the Coming Home to Jamaica booklet, Jimmy Thoronka's story and Imtiaz Dharker’s ‘Minority’ - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #16: Windrush, Citizenship, Empire & Migration Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:51:50 Charlotte and Emma discuss national identity, belonging and how the inhumane ‘hostile environment’ created by the British Home Office over the past decade fits into a much longer history of British immigration policy. Plus: British aspirations versus historical realities, and how to lose people on purpose. Charlotte and Emma discuss national identity, belonging and how the inhumane ‘hostile environment’ created by the British Home Office over the past decade fits into a much longer history of British immigration policy. Plus: British aspirations versus historical realities, and how to lose people on purpose. british immigration, migration, empire, windrush, politics, feminism, racism, history podcast no full 16 427ccf2f-22e3-4008-9f36-031074febfb1 #15: How to Read Charlotte and Emma discuss fiction as a source for political history, comfort reads, classics bound up in class and the problem with Elena Ferrante’s book covers. Plus: join the TNK book club.

Episode footnotes - including things about the Mitfords, Charlotte's least favourite book, Swedish proletariat literature and links to every single work of fiction that we mention - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Tue, 29 May 2018 15:32:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com Charlotte and Emma discuss fiction as a source for political history, comfort reads, classics bound up in class and the problem with Elena Ferrante’s book covers. Plus: join the TNK book club.

Episode footnotes - including things about the Mitfords, Charlotte's least favourite book, Swedish proletariat literature and links to every single work of fiction that we mention - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #15: How to Read Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:57:29 Charlotte and Emma discuss fiction as a source for political history, comfort reads, classics bound up in class and the problem with Elena Ferrante’s book covers. Plus: join the TNK book club. Charlotte and Emma discuss fiction as a source for political history, comfort reads, classics bound up in class and the problem with Elena Ferrante’s book covers. Plus: join the TNK book club. barbara trapido, jennifer egan, books, zadie smith, publishing, sophie collins, feminism, book covers, elena ferrante, reading no full 15 4efdd0b3-57e8-40bd-8195-cac27a0ebc91 #14: How To Write “Say something clever here.” How to condense 40 years of history into three paragraphs, coping with first lines and deadlines, the tyranny of the blank page and playing procrastination chicken. Plus: Charlotte’s most embarrassing writing story and our best books.

Episode footnotes - including all you need to know about Pomodoro, links to things we have written, Nick Laird's take on thinking time and a long quote from Hilary Mantel - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Fri, 18 May 2018 14:17:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com “Say something clever here.” How to condense 40 years of history into three paragraphs, coping with first lines and deadlines, the tyranny of the blank page and playing procrastination chicken. Plus: Charlotte’s most embarrassing writing story and our best books.

Episode footnotes - including all you need to know about Pomodoro, links to things we have written, Nick Laird's take on thinking time and a long quote from Hilary Mantel - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #14: How To Write Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:45:05 “Say something clever here.” How to condense 40 years of history into three paragraphs, coping with first lines and deadlines, the tyranny of the blank page and playing procrastination chicken. Plus: Charlotte’s most embarrassing writing story and our best books. “Say something clever here.” How to condense 40 years of history into three paragraphs, coping with first lines and deadlines, the tyranny of the blank page and playing procrastination chicken. Plus: Charlotte’s most embarrassing writing story and our best books. grace paley, historians, patricia lockwood, academic writing, nick laird, history podcast, deborah levy, how to write, feminism, hilary mantel, feminist podcast, toni morrison, journalism, writing no full 14 41b927eb-0f3b-48e2-85fe-3ffb56f376bc #13: Activism, Part II “We are the ones we have been waiting for.” Charlotte Lydia Riley and Emma Lundin discuss Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s anger, the politics of household budgets, militant motherhood and much more.

Episode footnotes - including June Jordan's poem, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela obituaries, research on militant motherhood, sugar boycotts and much, much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Wed, 25 Apr 2018 08:30:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com “We are the ones we have been waiting for.” Charlotte Lydia Riley and Emma Lundin discuss Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s anger, the politics of household budgets, militant motherhood and much more.

Episode footnotes - including June Jordan's poem, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela obituaries, research on militant motherhood, sugar boycotts and much, much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #13: Activism, Part II Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:34:42 “We are the ones we have been waiting for.” Charlotte Lydia Riley and Emma Lundin discuss Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s anger, the politics of household budgets, militant motherhood and much more. “We are the ones we have been waiting for.” Charlotte Lydia Riley and Emma Lundin discuss Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s anger, the politics of household budgets, militant motherhood and much more. history podcast, winnie madikizela-mandela, society, anti-apartheid movement, protests, women's activism, political history, feminism, culture, women's history, boycotts, activism, apartheid no full 13 2387a356-8a5e-42e9-80ff-7e962e29340a #12: Activism, Part I Demonstrations, placards and secret deals: what so significant about women’s activism? Charlotte and Emma discuss second-wave feminists, Greenham Common and Mary Whitehouse.

Episode footnotes - including links to Audre Lorde's poem, Valerie Amos' article, research on Greenham Common and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Wed, 11 Apr 2018 10:55:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com Demonstrations, placards and secret deals: what so significant about women’s activism? Charlotte and Emma discuss second-wave feminists, Greenham Common and Mary Whitehouse.

Episode footnotes - including links to Audre Lorde's poem, Valerie Amos' article, research on Greenham Common and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #12: Activism, Part I Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:33:43 Demonstrations, placards and secret deals: what so significant about women’s activism? Charlotte and Emma discuss second-wave feminists, Greenham Common and Mary Whitehouse. Demonstrations, placards and secret deals: what so significant about women’s activism? Charlotte and Emma discuss second-wave feminists, Greenham Common and Mary Whitehouse. women's history, women's demonstrations, women's activism, history podcasts, feminist history, feminism, mary whitehouse, audre lord, sisters uncut no full 12 6f4cca8f-4cbb-4e84-b353-6548f021dae7 #11: Women, Organise! What happens to Labour and labour history when we focus on the women? Charlotte Lydia Riley and Emma Lundin discuss women's place in workplace politics, why the precariat needs to be unionised, and how we are all labourers.

Episode footnotes - including Marge Piercy's poem, our favourite books by Cynthia Enloe and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Tue, 27 Mar 2018 09:04:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com What happens to Labour and labour history when we focus on the women? Charlotte Lydia Riley and Emma Lundin discuss women's place in workplace politics, why the precariat needs to be unionised, and how we are all labourers.

Episode footnotes - including Marge Piercy's poem, our favourite books by Cynthia Enloe and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #11: Women, Organise! Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:55:32 What happens to Labour and labour history when we focus on the women? Charlotte Lydia Riley and Emma Lundin discuss women's place in workplace politics, why the precariat needs to be unionised, and how we are all labourers. What happens to Labour and labour history when we focus on the women? Charlotte Lydia Riley and Emma Lundin discuss women's place in workplace politics, why the precariat needs to be unionised, and how we are all labourers. trade union history, labour history, protests, radicalism, trade union women, politics, women's strikes, feminism, women in politics no full 11 8e4dd624-5375-4319-9d18-e69fb3ccb491 #10: Women and the vote Charlotte and Emma celebrate the 100th anniversary of some British women getting the vote by discussing the threat of violence, Victorian values and why suffrage might not be enough. Plus: why do centenaries turn historians into killjoys?

Episode footnotes - including links to Kim Moore's poem, news stories about suffragettes' attack on prime ministers and artwork, and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Tue, 13 Mar 2018 17:29:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com Charlotte and Emma celebrate the 100th anniversary of some British women getting the vote by discussing the threat of violence, Victorian values and why suffrage might not be enough. Plus: why do centenaries turn historians into killjoys?

Episode footnotes - including links to Kim Moore's poem, news stories about suffragettes' attack on prime ministers and artwork, and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #10: Women and the vote Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:59:59 Charlotte and Emma celebrate the 100th anniversary of some British women getting the vote by discussing the threat of violence, Victorian values and why suffrage might not be enough. Plus: why do centenaries turn historians into killjoys? Charlotte and Emma celebrate the 100th anniversary of some British women getting the vote by discussing the threat of violence, Victorian values and why suffrage might not be enough. Plus: why do centenaries turn historians into killjoys? suffragettes, women's history, women's vote, feminism, history no full 10 6731b63e-f4cb-476e-a9bd-9b7b5d6b4de4 #9: Imperial nostalgia Charlotte and Emma discuss the sugarcoating of violence, national myths and the relentless echoes of empire. Plus: why your favourite TV show will have been filmed in South Africa.

Episode footnotes - including links to Merle Collins' poem, the Legacies of British Slave-ownership database, THAT episode of Call the Midwife and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Tue, 30 Jan 2018 11:00:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com Charlotte and Emma discuss the sugarcoating of violence, national myths and the relentless echoes of empire. Plus: why your favourite TV show will have been filmed in South Africa.

Episode footnotes - including links to Merle Collins' poem, the Legacies of British Slave-ownership database, THAT episode of Call the Midwife and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #9: Imperial nostalgia Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:51:12 Charlotte and Emma discuss the sugarcoating of violence, national myths and the relentless echoes of empire. Plus: why your favourite TV show will have been filmed in South Africa. Charlotte and Emma discuss the sugarcoating of violence, national myths and the relentless echoes of empire. Plus: why your favourite TV show will have been filmed in South Africa. empire history, swedish empire, imperial history, charlotte lydia riley, call the midwife, british empire, south africa, politics, brexit, feminism, emma lundin, imperial nostalgia, history, great britain no full 9 c877bf4a-98a0-41f7-8e16-4813004a753c #8: Resolutions Who makes money from your New Year’s resolutions and what’s the difference between self-care and self-improvement? Charlotte and Emma start 2018 by discussing Instagram shop empowerment, how to be a better feminist, and why bath bombs can be political.

Episode footnotes - including links to Naomi Shihab Nye's poem, feminist resolutions, and Ann Friedman's work on hobbies as side-hustles - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Tue, 16 Jan 2018 16:37:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com Who makes money from your New Year’s resolutions and what’s the difference between self-care and self-improvement? Charlotte and Emma start 2018 by discussing Instagram shop empowerment, how to be a better feminist, and why bath bombs can be political.

Episode footnotes - including links to Naomi Shihab Nye's poem, feminist resolutions, and Ann Friedman's work on hobbies as side-hustles - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #8: Resolutions Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:44:05 Who makes money from your New Year’s resolutions and what’s the difference between self-care and self-improvement? Charlotte and Emma start 2018 by discussing Instagram shop empowerment, how to be a better feminist, and why bath bombs can be political. Who makes money from your New Year’s resolutions and what’s the difference between self-care and self-improvement? Charlotte and Emma start 2018 by discussing Instagram shop empowerment, how to be a better feminist, and why bath bombs can be political. diets, mumpreneurs, feminist resolutions, women's history, mompreneurs, blue monday, politics, tomorrow never knows, feminism, society, exercise, culture, history, women no full 8 0eef2f1b-28bb-4690-a67a-14cd1bddeadc #7: Women and Health, part II In which Charlotte and Emma discuss pregnancies, population control and protective men, and what it means to have a naked approach to life. Plus: why ‘super’ doesn’t always equal better.

Full shownotes - including Marge Piercy's poem, Beyoncé and Demi Moore's photographic pregnancies, and all you could possibly want to know about abortion legislation - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Tue, 2 Jan 2018 17:14:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com In which Charlotte and Emma discuss pregnancies, population control and protective men, and what it means to have a naked approach to life. Plus: why ‘super’ doesn’t always equal better.

Full shownotes - including Marge Piercy's poem, Beyoncé and Demi Moore's photographic pregnancies, and all you could possibly want to know about abortion legislation - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #7: Women and Health, part II Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:39:29 In which Charlotte and Emma discuss pregnancies, population control and protective men, and what it means to have a naked approach to life. Plus: why ‘super’ doesn’t always equal better. In which Charlotte and Emma discuss pregnancies, population control and protective men, and what it means to have a naked approach to life. Plus: why ‘super’ doesn’t always equal better. women, population control, abortion, pregnancy, politics, feminism, reproduction, women's rights, history no full 7 6591486c-4d93-4d56-a93b-839c31702aed #6: The Christmas Special Mad Men and Winning Women: the Christmas special in which we talk about tap-dancing in the office, channel our inner Roger Stirling and fight over who’s the most Peggy. Plus: our favourite episodes and a Mad Men poem.

Full shownotes - including the best Mad Men GIFs, Dr Mona Rautelin's work on cryptic pregnancies and Leah Umansky's poem - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Tue, 19 Dec 2017 06:00:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com Mad Men and Winning Women: the Christmas special in which we talk about tap-dancing in the office, channel our inner Roger Stirling and fight over who’s the most Peggy. Plus: our favourite episodes and a Mad Men poem.

Full shownotes - including the best Mad Men GIFs, Dr Mona Rautelin's work on cryptic pregnancies and Leah Umansky's poem - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #6: The Christmas Special Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:31:51 Mad Men and Winning Women: the Christmas special in which we talk about tap-dancing in the office, channel our inner Roger Stirling and fight over who’s the most Peggy. Plus: our favourite episodes and a Mad Men poem. Mad Men and Winning Women: the Christmas special in which we talk about tap-dancing in the office, channel our inner Roger Stirling and fight over who’s the most Peggy. Plus: our favourite episodes and a Mad Men poem. peggy olsen, women, don draper, gender, women's politics, tomorrow never knows, roger stirling, mad men, feminism, culture, history no full 6 c8839343-e436-45ad-b3b6-39855e4d33f6 #5: Women and Health, Part I What happens when you bring your body to work? Emma and Charlotte discuss messy bodies, the gendering of illnesses and poor health, and how the personal continues to be political.

Full shownotes - including links to Rachel E. Moss' excellent writing on health, Maya Goodfellow's work on the impact of austerity on women of colour and Selina Todd's post on work-life balances - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Tue, 5 Dec 2017 23:55:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com What happens when you bring your body to work? Emma and Charlotte discuss messy bodies, the gendering of illnesses and poor health, and how the personal continues to be political.

Full shownotes - including links to Rachel E. Moss' excellent writing on health, Maya Goodfellow's work on the impact of austerity on women of colour and Selina Todd's post on work-life balances - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #5: Women and Health, Part I Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:40:21 What happens when you bring your body to work? Emma and Charlotte discuss messy bodies, the gendering of illnesses and poor health, and how the personal continues to be political. What happens when you bring your body to work? Emma and Charlotte discuss messy bodies, the gendering of illnesses and poor health, and how the personal continues to be political. academia, ableism, body politics, charlotte lydia riley, historians, emma lundin, women's politics, women and health, feminism, health, history no full 5 cdb884d5-54ae-4f1b-90cc-9365355057c1 #4: Women at Work, Part II The difference between emotional and domestic labour, and how doing rather than asking is the solution to women’s second shift. Plus: why sausages forced Emma to the kitchen, and our favourite feminist books.

Full shownotes - including the cartoon by [the other] Emma, the interview with Lisa Wade and Margaret Atwood's The Female Body - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Tue, 21 Nov 2017 11:15:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com The difference between emotional and domestic labour, and how doing rather than asking is the solution to women’s second shift. Plus: why sausages forced Emma to the kitchen, and our favourite feminist books.

Full shownotes - including the cartoon by [the other] Emma, the interview with Lisa Wade and Margaret Atwood's The Female Body - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

Get in touch: we're on Twitter as @TNKpod (also @lottelydia and @emmaelinor) and Facebook (@TNKpod). Send us an email at tomorrowneverknowspod@gmail.com or subscribe to our newsletter!

]]> #4: Women at Work, Part II Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:44:01 The difference between emotional and domestic labour, and how doing rather than asking is the solution to women’s second shift. Plus: why sausages forced Emma to the kitchen, and our favourite feminist books. The difference between emotional and domestic labour, and how doing rather than asking is the solution to women’s second shift. Plus: why sausages forced Emma to the kitchen, and our favourite feminist books. work-life balance, emotional labour, charlotte lydia riley, women at work, tomorrow never knows, women's work, emma elinor lundin, feminism, domestic labour no full 4 b5c9dc74-e8db-49af-a133-1f135de3cb14 #3: Women at Work, Part I In which Charlotte and Emma discuss work-as-a-vocation fallacies, lean-in feminism, mindfulness in the workplace and sexual harassment. Plus: Swedish dads, and what we all owe Harriet Harman.

Full shownotes - including Lauren A. Rivera’s article, a photo study of Swedish paternity leave, and the OECD statistics - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Tue, 7 Nov 2017 14:30:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com In which Charlotte and Emma discuss work-as-a-vocation fallacies, lean-in feminism, mindfulness in the workplace and sexual harassment. Plus: Swedish dads, and what we all owe Harriet Harman.

Full shownotes - including Lauren A. Rivera’s article, a photo study of Swedish paternity leave, and the OECD statistics - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #3: Women at Work, Part I Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:37:06 In which Charlotte and Emma discuss work-as-a-vocation fallacies, lean-in feminism, mindfulness in the workplace and sexual harassment. Plus: Swedish dads, and what we all owe Harriet Harman. In which Charlotte and Emma discuss work-as-a-vocation fallacies, lean-in feminism, mindfulness in the workplace and sexual harassment. Plus: Swedish dads, and what we all owe Harriet Harman. sexual harassment, lean-in feminism, tomorrow never knows, workplace, working women, mindfulness critique, charlotte lydia riley, politics, feminism, emma elinor lundin, history no full 3 5a4fec3b-1b52-4000-8655-f7494a51b17c #2: Women's Bodies - part II On performative scruffiness, feminist selfies and what women wear to parliament. Or: pantsuits, pussy-bow blouses and Frida Kahlo.

Full shownotes - including the pant suit gradient, Susan Harlan's poem, the Frida Kahlo bracelet and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Tue, 24 Oct 2017 09:40:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com On performative scruffiness, feminist selfies and what women wear to parliament. Or: pantsuits, pussy-bow blouses and Frida Kahlo.

Full shownotes - including the pant suit gradient, Susan Harlan's poem, the Frida Kahlo bracelet and much more - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #2: Women's Bodies - part II Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:43:43 On performative scruffiness, feminist selfies and what women wear to parliament. Or: pantsuits, pussy-bow blouses and Frida Kahlo. On performative scruffiness, feminist selfies and what women wear to parliament. Or: pantsuits, pussy-bow blouses and Frida Kahlo. charlotte lydia riley, emma elinor lundin, politics, feminism, women in academia, tomorrow never knows, frida kahlo, history, women in politics no full 2 3c709f02-bf1a-4436-9103-12ea5fe0402a #1: Women's Bodies - part I In which Charlotte goes for a run in a This Girl Can t-shirt while Emma heads to the physio. Or: sport, exercise, street harassment and lots more.

Full shownotes - including links to that poem Charlotte couldn't remember the name of, a handy introduction to handball and the latest This Girl Can video - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> Wed, 11 Oct 2017 14:08:00 +0000 emmaelinorlundin@gmail.com (Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley) https://www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com In which Charlotte goes for a run in a This Girl Can t-shirt while Emma heads to the physio. Or: sport, exercise, street harassment and lots more.

Full shownotes - including links to that poem Charlotte couldn't remember the name of, a handy introduction to handball and the latest This Girl Can video - are available at www.tomorrowneverknowspod.com

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]]> #1: Women's Bodies - part I Emma Elinor Lundin and Charlotte Lydia Riley 00:44:21 In which Charlotte goes for a run in a This Girl Can t-shirt while Emma heads to the physio. Or: sport, exercise, street harassment and lots more.  In which Charlotte goes for a run in a This Girl Can t-shirt while Emma heads to the physio. Or: sport, exercise, street harassment and lots more.  women's sport, exercise, this girl can, sport, feminism no full 1