Emily Ratajkowski publishes a podcast with feminist anger in the thread

Emily Ratajkowski is used to the general public talking about her. Whether to talk about her hypersexualized body in the clip Blurred lines Robin Thicke with TI and Pharrell Williams, then the sexual assault she would have suffered during this photo shoot, the many other forms of violence she suffered during her modeling career, or even her vision of feminism and parenting. But who really reads or listens to what the model, actress and influencer @emrata have to say? After the publication of his essay My body at the end of 2021 (translated into French in January 2022), Emily Ratajkowski is now publishing a podcast, “High Low with EmRata” to make her voice heard, much less known than her image.

What will be the podcast “High Low with EmRata” by Emily Ratajkowski

In her new podcast, Emily Ratajkowski plans to draw some profound insights from seemingly light events and popular culture:

“In this podcast, I’m going to talk about everything from politics, philosophy and feminism to sex, TikTok and relationships. Every Tuesday, I will host intimate conversations with special guests, including celebrities, amazing authors, close friends and people I admire. In the second installment of the week I will be talking about everything that is happening in the world and what it makes me think about, including anecdotes, personal opinions and, ideally, some thought provoking questions. Finally, you can sign up for an exclusive third episode every week you’re on the show. I’ll read your comments and reply to your DMs. “

It is therefore a podcast that comes in three formats, or three episodes a week: Emily Ratajkowski in conversation with a guest, or a reflective monologue of the model-actress-influencer, or a frequent question from her private messages. . This third format will be paid.

The “High Low with EmRata” podcast or the virtues of feminist anger

So yes, we can say at first glance that this is just another celebrity podcast, after the one recently announced by Lena Mahfouf, or the one already well launched by Meghan Markle. But the Emily Ratajkowski podcast seems to want to avoid the photoshop plate, if we are to believe her final thoughts on female rivalry, the infidelity of powerful men, or the pain fetishization of women in the mainstream media. The influencer, in fact, even claims to have entered her ” whore era (it was the dog / bitch) and wanting to bet on feminist anger.

Emily Ratajkowski also founded her production company Bitch Era Media to create this podcast with Sony Music Entertainment, as evidenced by reading the credits. With the media Cuttinghe developed anger and being a female dog/ bitch could serve feminism:

“In general, I think anger is something that we all have a negative relationship with. At least for me, I associate it with masculinity, toxic masculinity, and even violence. But I think what the world could use is a healthy dose of female anger. It is interesting with what we see in the world and what is happening in Iran right now. Justified anger can be very productive. Many good things can come out of anger, and that doesn’t mean violence or toxic masculinity; it can only mean being a bitch. I like this word because it has this [connotation] negative and pejorative. It’s an insult, but I’d like to say that the same way we think about how anger doesn’t have to be a bad thing, being a whore doesn’t have to be a bad thing. It can simply mean defending yourself. “

In a recent TikTok, Emily Ratajkowski also explained how Me Too hasn’t changed things that much, leading men not to worry about avoiding doing harm, but to fear the possible consequences of the violence they may still commit. This ultra-media-driven 31-year-old single mother intends to support this kind of reflection through her new podcast, which will therefore address issues of gender and sexual violence, as well as parenting, plastic surgery, mascara and patriarchy.

The first episode will be released on November 1, 2022.

Front cover photo credit: Bitch Era Media and Sony Music Entertainment.