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Good Housekeeping, March 1988
The Mag Hags are back and cooking with gas! This episode Franki and Lucy ponder on some cutting edge household appliances – cordless iron, anyone? Because, yes, Franki is guiding us on a tour through Good Housekeeping, March 1988. There’s Ovaltine innuendo, shoulder-revealing fashion, and a self-help book extract suggesting that Lucy could be a threat to Franki’s marriage. Plus, a questionable beauty feature calls for back-up, so Franki speaks to award-winning beauty editor and author Anita Bhagwandas. Want more of these mags? Sign up for the Mag Hags newsletter. See the features we talk about in the show, marvel at the amazing adverts, enjoy vintage fashion, beauty, and lifestyle tips, and get access to loads of other bonus bits. Plus episode transcripts straight to your inbox. Go to maghags.substack.com LINKS Read: Pessimist’s Archive: an archive of historical, technology pessimism https://pessimistsarchive.org/ Read: Ugly: Giving us back our beauty standards by Anita Bhagwandas CHAPTERS 05:06 – What’s on the cover of Good Housekeeping March 1988 15:04 – The enemy within: Is TV bringing about the moral downfall of society? 25:55 – *An ad break from 1988* 28:37 – Examining the English vs American vs French approach to beauty… with problematic results 35:15 – Anita Bhagwandas shares her take with the Mag Hags 48:24 – Fashion and beauty tips from 1988 50:40 – Don’t take your love life lying down: Self-help guru Paul Pearsall reveals why your friendships are ruining your marriage 58:41 – What's hot and what's not in 1988 -- Mag Hags is written and hosted by Lucy Douglas and Franki Cookney. Editing and audio production by Franki Cookney. Our theme music is Look Where That Got You, Mattie Maguire. Additional music: Leotard Haul, Dez Moran. Both courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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