Season 2 of 'Let's Talk About Cats' Podcast to Debut September 17th
Hosted by Mary Phillips-Sandy and Produced by Lizzie Jacobs
Guests to Include Stoya, Jay Smooth, Alexandra Silber, Evan Ratliff, Eboni Hogan and More
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Listen to the Let's Talk About Cats Season 2 trailer, featuring Stoya, Alexandra Silber, and Evan Ratliff: letstalkaboutcats.com/episodes/s2trailer
On September 17th, host Mary Phillips-Sandy and producer Lizzie Jacobs will debut the second season of their podcast Let's Talk About Cats with Acast. While the show obviously stems from a love of cats (Mary often updates her listeners on the goings-on of her cat Grendel), she truly believes that talking about cats is a way to understand the deepest, darkest, weirdest, most personal parts of ourselves. The resulting conversations are genuinely amazing in their scope and intimacy, and the show has featured guests such as Choire Sicha, Ana Marie Cox, Sachi Ezura, Dulcé Sloan, Naomi Ekperigin & Andy Beckerman, and more. Season 2 promises in-depth conversations with Stoya, Jay Smooth, Alexandra Silber, Evan Ratliff, and more to be announced.
Suggested episodes from Season 1:
Mary surprises Choire with a life-changing lesson about cat-themed clothing and fashion trends. They also talk about Choire's essay "The Last Photograph of Cat," a beloved piece of writing about pet loss. Finally, Mary stumps Choire in the Cat Quiz segment with some fake New York Times cat headlines.
Featuring a fact-packed therapy-themed Cat Quiz and a SHOCKING revelation about Andy and Naomi's relationship. Mary also admits that if she dies, her cat sitter may have to raise her kid. Listen to the end for a lively debate about the existence of catgeist, or cat consciousness.
The Hot Topic debate about cats in the Olympics becomes ever more relevant as we get closer to 2020, and Carnage shares some truly unusual stories about her handsome cat Steve (he used to model, but now he's in a band).
Let's Talk About Cats Links
About Mary Phillips-Sandy
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Mary grew up in Waterville, Maine with a series of beloved cats (Midnight, Anatevka, and CB). She then moved to New York and spent several years at Comedy Central, where she led online politics coverage under the Indecision brand and later became managing editor of the digital group. She has written and produced words and shows for lots of places, including The New York Times, Quartz, The Awl, The Maine Film Center, and more. Recently she helped develop and produce Hello Sunshine’s first original audio shows, How It Is and My Best Break-Up.
About Lizzie Jacobs
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Lizzie has produced several high-profile podcasts, including CityLab’s Technopolis, The Mash-Up Americans, and Make/Time. She also incubates baby podcasts and makes documentaries like We’ll Still Be Here, the first Snapchat-native documentary. She is a Peabody and Emmy Award winning producer for her work on StoryCorps Animated Shorts; she also edited a bunch of New York Times bestsellers for StoryCorps.
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