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In 2023, we know our weight has nothing to do with our self-worth… but what if the less you weighed, the more you earned at work? That’s what happened to Emily Ratajkowski after a period of stress-induced weight loss and now she’s calling out the industry but, is it hypocrisy or progress?

Plus, there’s some very serious arguments advocating the installation of CCTV across childcare centres. Will their inclusion lead to better child safety standards, or erode our trust in educators?

And… do you need to justify a ridiculous purchase? Simply employ the genius of girl math. Clare teaches us how.

The End Bits

• Listen to our latest subscriber episode: And Just Like That… Carrie Is Insufferable
• Read more about CCTV in childcare centres here: This is the easiest way to protect our kids in childcare centres.
• Hear Elfy talk more about Em Rata on The Spill: Emily Ratajkowski’s New Career Confession Could Be Dangerous 
• Read more about Em Rata here: ‘It was scary.’ According to this Emily Ratajkowski story, our attitude to bodies is worse than ever.

RECOMMENDATION: Clare wants you to read: Emily Hall and the Young Widows of Instagram and listen to the No Filter episode here. 

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Hosts: Mia Freedman, Clare Stephens & Elfy Scott

Executive Producer: Elissa Ratliff

Producer: Susannah Makin

Audio Producer: Leah Porges

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