Aimée's Solo Cup: Outerbanks & Class

Abbie and Aimée indulge in some much-needed champagne and rum in order to discuss the atrocity of The Kissing Booth series. In this episode we break down how the male gaze, bad writing, lazy direction, misogyny and poor design ruin what otherwise could have been a halfway decent movie series.  Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @ Doubleaacupspodcast To support our podcast, follow the link here: https://anchor.fm/doubleaacups/support ! Any and all support is welcomed and extremely appreciated. 

Abbie and Aimee have a sophisticated glass of rose and unpack the layers of irresponsible and responsible displays of teenage sexuality on TV.  The TV shows up for debate are, Riverdale, Gossip Girl, That 70s Show, Euphoria and Sex Education. 

**THE FOLLOWING PODCAST WAS IRRESSPONSIBLY RECORDED IN A HOT TUB, WITH A PUPPY** Aimée drunkenly explains her immense frustration with the highly questionable ethics of a society that actively withholds their magical resources for the sake of convenience. 

In today's Solo Cup episode, Abbie talks about the rather unexplored world of medicine and medical procedures in the Harry Potter world, as well as the inconsistencies regarding it throughout the series.  This episode brought to you from a hot tub. 

The long-awaited second episode of Double AA Cups! In this episode, Abbie and Aimée explore how the author J. K. Rowling's whack ideologies influence her writing, particularly looking at the handling of race as a part of the storytelling and world-building of the Harry Potter series.  

Aimée rambles about how Netflix original series Outerbanks handles class as an integral part of their characterization and storytelling.

In Abbie's first Solo Cup she discusses the issues of how class is portrayed and addressed in the CW show Gossip Girl. Despite being one of Abbie's all-time favorite guilty pleasure shows, there are some significant issues. Enjoy as Abbie rambles on about the luxurious life of Manhatten's Elite and a dog tries to steal food in the background (shoddy audio ensues)! 

Aimée & Abbie drink mojitos and try their best to explore how the TV show Gilmore Girls handles Class within its storytelling and character. What is effective? Short answer: no. Long answer: