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Ep 4: Career pivots, vulcanised rubber condoms and why it's smarter NOT to know how to make the coffee
Category: Society & Culture
Duration: 01:01:38
Publish Date: 2018-03-01 17:58:09
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Things we're grateful for in 2018: retinol, the morning-after pill, condoms – but not the vulcanised rubber kind (or lambskin, gag).

  Fiona Hyde: @andgoseek on Twitter, see also her DailyEdge advice column.   Read Jeanne and Fiona's TCD magazine, Siren, here.    Coffee-making as covert sexism (really).    And check out Roisin Agnew's Guts magazine here.    The Irish Times on JobBridge – did it do its job?    Read Cat Marnell's memoir (which Jeanne actually rates), How to Murder Your Life.   Buy Judy Blume's Deenie! (It's good.)    Using paracetamol during pregnancy could affect fertility in girls, study finds.    In her own words: Lena Dunham on her decision to have a hysterectomy at 31 (Vogue).   For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
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