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Forget the Poms poms, tiny white shorts and high kicks from hell, the biggest takeaway from America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders is the pink economy. This episode we unpack the pay situation highlighted in the new Netflix hit show and how it compares to cheerleaders in our own backyard. 

Plus, the UK election has brought Kier Starmer's work/life boundaries into question. So are world leaders allowed to have Friday nights off? We have thoughts. 

And, according to one rogue writer, Taylor Swift is not a "good" role model because she is unmarried and doesn't have kids...*sigh*... strap in because we need to have a word. 

The End Bits: 

• Listen to our latest episode: Every Thought We Had About 'America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders'
• Listen to Monday's episode: Is This All Jill Biden's Fault?
• Listen to The Quicky: Dallas Cheerleaders Do It For Love While Everyone Else Makes Money
• Read: Lack of respect and minimal pay: What it's really like to be an NRL cheerleader.
• Read: I had to stop watching the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders doco after the third episode.'
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Hosts: Holly Wainwright, Mia Freedman & Jessie Stephens

Producer: Emeline Gazilas

Assistant Producer: Tahli Blackman 

Audio Production: Leah Porges

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