Feel Familiar? Emotionally Intelligent History

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Discount Debutantes: How Clementine Miller Rescued New York’s Elite Daughters

October 08, 2026

It wasn't just men who needed help with weddings and such. In the 1950s and 1960s, Clementine Miller staged elaborate balls for Manhattan debutantes who hadn't yet found Mr. Good-Enough. Meanwhile, Joshua shares an exchange he had with Don Lemon (who may, or may not, have compared himself to Jesus), and Stephen and I recount how the 1970s TV show Eight is Enough destroyed our understanding of economics. Guest: Stephen Robinson. Voice Actors: Mary Birdsong, Katty Biscone, and John Ri...

Draggin’ for Dixie: How the United Daughters of the Confederacy Gave Womanless Weddings Their Big Start

October 02, 2026

Full disclosure: We had wanted to title this episode "Dixie Chicks With D*cks," but then thought the better of it. Did you know that no less a conservative stalwart than the United Daughters of the Confederacy gave Womanless Weddings their start? Yup, men dragged-up to raise money for all those stone statues of men on horseback with swingin' swords and swell hair. Plus, we consider what someone has to do to get a dessert named after them, and I almost certainly mispronounce &qu...

Parlor Games, Journeymen, and Jilted Brides (and Seances!): The Roots of Womanless Weddings

September 25, 2026

No one's really sure where Womanless Weddings came from. They seem to have sprung into existence in the mid-1910s in the South. But other amusements, from rowdy Medieval rituals, to vaudeville songs about cheating spouses, to peculiar goings-on in American parlors in the mid-1800s—including seances and charades—paved the way. Also, Stephen talks about seeing David Byrne in concert. And Joshua recounts hosting a concert by punk-rockabilly-folk artist Johnny Dowd in his living room. (Joshu...

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