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Continuing the estrangement theme this week, we’ve got another episode with Asha Dore ( ) interviewing Stephanie Weaver ( ) about her memoir, Bitter, Sweet, that came out earlier this month.

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Our next episode of Totally Biased Reviews features a timely yet historical book about the way US politicians use language against their enemies, a remarkably important read associated with events all over the world but particularly in Iran and Venezuela.

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Our third episode of the season is out, featuring Amy Erdman Farrell in conversation with our host Asha Dore about her book Intrepid Girls out recently from

This book is both thoroughly researched and literary, following Amy’s experiences in Girl Scouts as she interrogated the history and mechanisms within the organization from its beginnings until now.

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The next episode of Totally Biased Reviews features in conversation with host talking about Famished: On Food, S*x, and Growing Up as a Good Girl, out recently from

Asha and Anna’s conversation covers elder millennial lore like dELiA*s along with the business of writing and the serious and increasingly relevant issues narrated through story in Famished: the complex experience of girls in the US, the heroes journey for women, and the resurgence of thin culture.

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The next season of Totally Biased Reviews starts off with an exploration of girlhood, a topic that we hold dear. First up, please check out interviewing about her middle grade novel, The Blue Dress, which you can preorder now from

Link in bio for this important, fun interview about the book, capturing a modern Iranian American story of middle grade years, and the publishing process for this incredible debut author!