The Noughties Body Revival Nobody Asked For

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There's a new trend pushing back against hustle culture. The ‘soft life’ is to live a life that prioritises one’s peace and mental health. Is it appealing, or a fantasy? And what does it tell us about urgency culture?

Plus, the personality test that helped us understand our own (and each other's) weirdness.

And, are two trends - the noughties and Barbie - spawning a new body obsession that we thought we’d seen the back of?

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Hosts: Holly Wainwright, Leigh Campbell, Emma Gillespie

Producer: Emma Gillespie

Audio Producer: Jacob Round

Executive producer: Elissa Ratliff

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