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Poor Lass Podcast

Poor Lass Podcast

By: Em Ledger and Seleena Laverne Daye
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 Poor Lass is a podcast and zine about real life experiences from the mouths of legit working class people. Hosted by Em Ledger and Seleena Laverne DayeAll rights reserved Social Sciences
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  • Episode 19: Hello 2023 - We're back!

    Episode 19: Hello 2023 - We're back!
    Feb 4 2023
    Eyuppp, we're back! It's been a while and we can't even tell you what we've been doing honestly but here we are. Back chatting again aren't wi. In this episode we chat about class identity these days with everyone dealing with the cost of living crisis, what it's like for young people and how they see class in 2023, the price of lurpak, trying to create new and joyous content when the world is shiiiit (tiktok here we come), going back to analog, creating a fan club and looking forward to what Poor Lass could be in the future!
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Poor Lass Is 10 - Revisiting Issue 1 of the Zine (Work Issue)

    Poor Lass Is 10 - Revisiting Issue 1 of the Zine (Work Issue)
    Jul 24 2022
    As part of our 10th anniversary celebrations, we're going back to where it all began - the zine! This special episode has us go back and read all the amazing stories from our first ever issue all about WORK! We read a bunch of excellent quotes from some top working class legends and also chat about some of the main themes shared by lots of folks: working class work ethic, the things our parents and guardians instill in us from young, how we understand money(catalogue life represent), realising when your family and home life isn't like your mates and of course featuring some choice regional dialect!
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    1 hr and 50 mins
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