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Justice for Dumb Women

Sentimental Garbage is a podcast hosted by Caroline O'Donoghue about the culture we love that society can sometimes make us feel ashamed of. Formerly a chick-lit podcast, sometimes a Sex and the City podcast. We don't know the most, we feel the most. 
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Sentimental Garbage

Nothing says Christmas like freezing to death in your country estate while your sisters commit themselves to fascism and/or Marxist theory! Caroline O'Donoghue and returning guest Ella Risbridger discuss the Mitford sisters, the political climate (yikes) and why we will never stop loving Nancy, Pam, Diana, Unity, Decca and Debo. 

The Pursuit of Love - Nancy Mitford

Hons & Rebels - Jessica Mitford

Wait for Me - Deborah Devonshire

The Mitfords: Letters from Six Sisters 

The Mitford Girls - Mary S Lovell

Caroline fan-casting the Mitford movie: http://www.workinprowess.com/2015/02/09/dream-casting-the-mitford-sisters-film/?LMCL=uu47bB

Ella's selection of lines from Wait For Me: https://the-toast.net/2014/10/03/best-sentences-debo-mitfords-wait/ 

This is the last episode of season four, see you in 2020 for more sentimentality and more garbage! 

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The Mitford Sister Christmas Spectacular with Ella Risbridger

This week we've been thirst von trapped by the Captain - it's the 1965 film adaptation of 'The Sound of Music'.

Sentimental Garbage is live for one night only at the Union Chapel this February 6th: https://www.fane.co.uk/sentimental-garbage

Join us at the afterparty! https://www.designmynight.com/london/pubs/angel/the-old-queens-head/sentimental-garbage-the-afterparty

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The Sound of Music with Katherine Rundell

He's England's answer to Nora Ephron and knows that love is the most important thing in the world - this Christmas special, Caroline and friend of the pod Ella Risbridger dive deep into the world of Richard Curtis and his iconic romcom universe.

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The Richard Curtis Christmas Special!

Welcome back to Sentimental Garbage, where the sequel is better than the original and the movie is better than the book. This week, Caroline admits she was wrong about Mean Girls the musical and guest Okechukwu Nzelu reminds her what was so good about the franchise to begin with.
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Mean Girls (2024) with Okechukwu Nzelu

FILM DISCUSSION BEGINS AT 36.04

We're back on the continent with Jen Cownie and this time, we're talking Norway, New Years and nude saunas. We also cry about Hook (1991) and consider whether Caroline might be ready for therapy. 

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Continental Garbage: Hook (1991)

Writer Janina Matthewson joins us this week to discuss Adrienne Shelly's delicious 2007 film Waitress. Bring pie please.
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Waitress (2007) with Janina Matthewson

Angel of music Rebecca Kuang emerges from her organ to talk Phantom of the Opera, gothic love, pre-teen horniness and the mystery of Gerard Butler's casting. 
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The Phantom of the Opera with Rebecca Kuang

This week, musician Jensen McRae join us to discuss the iconic 1961 West Side Story.
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West Side Story with Jensen McRae

Kate Young returns to the pod for a conversation about art, creativity, Flesh Kermit and RENT. 
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Tick, Tick... Boom! with Kate Young

Recorded on Feb 6th at the Union Chapel, Caroline and Alexandra Haddow talked about 90s pop, 'relaunched' boyfriends, Working Girl, van life and what's real to them 
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Live at the Union Chapel with Alexandra Haddow

Monica Heisey was an unusually young divorcée and a writer of unusually famous sitcoms when she began writing her iconic break-up novel Really Good, Actually, and we're here to talk about both. Why will Jennifer Aniston always be the heartbreak queen, despite Adele and Taylor Swift vying for the title? Do friend break-ups hurt worst of all? And did Caroline learn all her emotional cues from Frasier? 

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Break-Ups with Monica Heisey

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