The show before that was 4/15/20
Desperate times, desperate measures: Stories of drastic action
Team 20s: Sudi Green is a comedian and Emmy-nominated writer for Saturday Night Live. She is also a writer for the television show Shrill (Hulu) and has maybe gotten a very beautiful celebrity to say a dick joke while writing for the Emmys and The Golden Globes. You can see her perform at her bi-monthly comedy show TRINE at The Freehand Hotel.
Team 30s: Anneke Jong is the Chief Operating Officer at Rockets of Awesome, the coolest kids clothing company in the world. She’s led teams and launched products at early stage startups and big companies like Google. Outside of work, she enjoys ice cream and talking about her cat.
Team 40s: Kathleen McKitty Harris is a fifth-generation native New Yorker whose work has appeared in Longreads, Creative Nonfiction, McSweeney's, and The Rumpus, among others. She has performed at The Moth in New York City, and at Listen To Your Mother in New Jersey, where she lives with her husband and two children.
Team 50s: Stacy London is one of America’s foremost style experts, best known as the co-host of TLC’s iconic show, What Not to Wear. London also hosted and executive produced three seasons of Love Lust or Run, has written two books, Dress Your Best and The Truth About Style, and is working on projects on intergenerational mentorship in the digital age and on style and aging.
Team 60s: Mary Albanese is a writer, artist, and sometimes musician. She holds a Bachelor's degree, a Master's, a PhD, and a black belt. Her first career was as an arctic explorer. Her book, Midnight Sun, Artic Moon: Mapping The Wild Heart of Alaska tells how she broke the rules—and the glass ceiling.
Team 70s: Patty Otis Abel is a marketing professional and writer. She began writing about women while living in Paris, working with Isabella Rossellini, and profiling Erica Jong, Camille Paglia, and more. Her blog, The Male Harem, explores sex and relationships. She is presently working on a bio-memoir about a Frenchwoman writer of erotica.
Created/hosted by Georgia Clark.
