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there's this bizarre called trough another going on
in the media landscape
and uh... julieann estimate o
shepherd a writer and the culture editor of a alternet dot org
and altered order was that chris uh... rodin impliedly sweaters why is he
layover stuffed
with buxom bunnies sexy stewardesses
and charlie's initials
julieann welcome to the program
travel arm thanks for joining us and thanks for reading this case
bombarded first of all
dues
scribes the this this this change that we've seen in the landscape since
donna is seems like this seems to me like a detract spectrum and enter the
really successive this uh... uh... michelle with that purported to be t_v_
aj occurred report of the advertising executives in the year nineteen sixty
it back on track but that men and part of it
they'll follow them you fall lineup in create that cute to show that are
clearly modeled after at the playboy club
and pan am and
both of them are incredibly regret that general as button they don't have that
in by i mean i think that menu kind of get a feeling
at how miserable at that
the women on the show are and that rare here length of the people of color but
with pan am
that they prepare to evacuate fireworks or at the last minute
whippet king really amtrak ranked at the regular thank me you can be happy
you can be happy to go back and have no option and the victoria
in her element it was bad ok well it's it you know i find it interesting
because
you know i and more than a few remember that era
but hands and flight attendants back better stewardesses they were called
there was the beginning of the union movement during that time in the sixties
and seventies
and it was actually a good job
amout there there were certain criteria i def email you had uh... there you know
the kinda hot looking or whatever the definition b all i kind of stuff that is
that we have fine as sexist in as and is regressive
right now we've got a flight attendants who are making less than people work in
a burkett
and and it's become a brutal job for many people the same with uh... the by
the sender by the way the same
is true for as michael moore pointed out
uh... in the end i think is last will really one before that the pilots on
many of these commuter airlines are starting out like fourteen thousand
dollars a year and you really want the pilot here airplane to be making less
than the manager converting down the street winnowed and so
so uh... you know there's there's there's kind of a lawyer within the
susan fair and that is that but need everybody wants to go back to the good
old days that everybody but i mean there's there seems to be this move in
particular the republican right to go back to the fifties and sixties
and yet and then the seventies and yet at the in the fifties
he had ninety percent income tax on the rich he had actually decent middle-class
jobs that you could live on funding of being a service was apparently one of
them
and that uh... you know said but on the other hand women were build you know i
remove the neighborly seventies i had a business and she's uh... place he had in
place at the newspaper you had to call the newspaper
and tell them what he wanted to in the women wanted section or in the men want
section
am i guess i remember that up
paramount infectivity is a partay only with a queen we have this company in in
and i called a newspaper they said okay cavemen water when water gas and i don't
know about any of the people receptionist run wells other woman as a
good guy by one in both you know it's like i anyway
bacterial bacteria so pulleys notes you know that there there was also a time
when women are pushed into being flight attendants instead of going to college
right in the back we'll entertain and that particular a pilot for that
particular show up at about one minute here
it being fourth beginning with get to get married and then the fact that she
wants a runaway occur only other option at penn state to be a product than
acquired histogram rather the entire
quiet in history at that time i think they are very exciting but you know it
crackle acts particularly admit that and that the era when kingpin change that
much
uh... debate that's like for the airline
uh...
you know women
have a better opportunity about them to believe but you know it
it weird vehicle ever had
it's why do you think
was that
room that we are glamorizing this now
are not i think you know any better than overall cultural repression abm
you know pattern pathetically for television uh... there with the study
guide that uh... they appear
that pain perfect of all
writers in hollywood and and leaving on television are women and the group you
thirty five percent utica though that ended felt that there really telling in
sort of jarring
drop thing
it why would there be any it seems that that women have
um a larger part of the work force and pretty much every area
eight carol ann you know in the party that was the quote that uh... away many
brighter grouping it working narcotic lata
it not bad
the candidate but pat keep it that the duration of getting a wire
that the nineteen th that in the nineteen th network carrot another
depend carrying more and i think you know i think they they're probably
trying to compete with the internet and uh...
you know when
period but video people
watching television online mark
but they've seem like they're general overall
that strategy for dealing with that uh... it can make
television
way more gender crap as hope all the women in the new policy of entire very
that brett
uh...
politician geared toward
really rigid idea of the map q entity
and in our contract all the women are again yet going back to the pic gave or
they're not going back to the pics it their product
acting like this
competitors idea of eleven in-depth add that meant for the ideal at bedtime
a turn for the manic sixty dream girl
i did a lot of that going on and katrina
it seems that
that this kind of
macho man and and
uh... the phrase that you just used to describe the woman
uh... that that stereotype has infected the republican party i i keep getting
these spin emails from
uh... from right wingers going here's our women here's their women and are
women being the republicans and they show uh... all the fox women you know
and and that kind of thing and then are women they show bella abzug and and and
and whatnot and now and idea and it's as a uh... uh... the democrats you know
and
and the the subtext evidence i guess the that republican women are more
attractive in and i just find it bizarre that somebody would even wanna send that
email at two fifty friends and say these are my values
right exactly and i think even beyond
admit that but being that the republican women are more attractive i think the
idea that at republican women are more attorney and i mean you look at the shop
often with the widely being a bit of beautiful women and he won technique ab
permanent valued back to you
you know the eighteen hundreds
though i think they'd definitely akaka
cropped run running man
yeah whether they
whether they actually live it or not
right because i think because in the fifties michelle bachman would not be
where she is now
not quite mad of course not and that can be very proud about being sort of
you know
secondary in the home writes the syrians were husband or it wasn't submissive i
think was significant because it wasn't worth it
uh... but that but this unit that local censoring what it was
issue which is basically trying to establish a christian credentials i
think there is a
but it said it's a very interesting cultural phenomenon uh... uh... guy i
think over the next year or so we're going to see a lot more digging into
this and guiliani donna a marvelous job of beginning the process
can be found on thank you thank you people can find your article that all
the net dot org it's unwise t_v_ suddenly over stuff with pots of money
sexy stewardesses and charlie's angels it re-question thank you