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Welcome back to Kook University! Your two favorite professors kick off this week’s episode with a whatado from a mountain climber who asks about negotiating a balance between pursuing her personal fitness goals and her partner’s hurt feelings. Caroline and Jess get pretty fired up as they advise the listener to prioritize her needs. Then they give her boyfriend a stern talking to about gender role expectations and competition within relationships.
Talk of gender swaps leads to a sleepover movie rec from Jess, who also reports glowing reviews for her “I have a complaint” hat. Then these two explore the romance of climbing gyms, a fraught relationship to workout gear, and the intricacies of Genius Couple Time, all before envisioning their old lady selves. Belay on!
This episode was produced by Kasia Houlihan. (cargocollective.com/kasiahoulihan)
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