Redheads, Rapture & Reproductive Rage

Hey friends, it's Emily and Samie, and in this week’s episode of the Um, Sir Podcast, we’re bitter and not in the mood for institutional bullshit. We’re talking about a lot this week—like the brain-dead pregnant woman in Georgia being kept alive against her family’s wishes. We get into the medical ethics, the political theater, and the horrifying reality of what that looks like in practice (spoiler: it’s not just Sleeping Beauty in a hospital bed). We also talk about Washington State’s new clergy mandatory reporting law (yes, even if it’s said in confession), and why the Catholic Church is big mad about it. Meanwhile, the Quakers are out here being the real MVPs—marching for immigrant rights with 17th-century receipts in hand. Respect. Plus: ✨ Deja Foxx came to Washington and gave us life ✨ Redheads are Black now (Emily included—TikTok said so) ✨ Annabelle might’ve set fire to a plantation ✨ Ben & Jerry’s is fighting genocide harder than most of Congress We said what we said. And if you’re a politician not doing your job, maybe don’t listen to this one. Or do. And take notes. Read Controversy grows over case of brain-dead pregnant woman kept on life support - NPR New law requires clergy in Washington to report child abuse - Washington State Standard Quakers march 300 miles to protest Trump’s immigration crackdown - The Guardian Annabelle Doll - Wikipedia Watch Deja Foxx is a GEN Z Candidate Taking on the Establishment | Trailer - YouTube Dr. Eric B on Georgia Woman Kept on Life Support in Georgia - TikTok | @dr.eric.b Democratic lawmaker and abuse survivor Sen. Noel Frame OWNED Bishop - TikTok | @clergyresponsibilitywa Gingers are Black - TikTok | @scorpiostellyla1meramera Ben Cohen, co-founder of the ice cream company Ben & Jerry’s, was arrested along with six others for disrupting a budget hearing in Washington - TikTok | @abcnewsbayarea Ginger Anthem, Red Velvet in the Building - Spotify America's Larges Plantation Markets as "Dream Wedding" Venue Burns Down: Social Media Reacts - TikTok | @weblackgunius Responding to the Fire at Nottoway Plantation in Louisiana - TikTok All this happened after Blacks claimed Gingers - TikTok | @thereal For Reference Gen Action | University of Washington - Instagram You - Netflix Left Behind - Wherever you get your religious zealotry The Handmaid's Tale - Hulu Hacks - HBO
In this week’s episode of the Um, Sir Podcast, Emily and Samie are bitter and not in the mood for institutional bullshit.

They are talking about a lot this week, like the brain-dead pregnant woman in Georgia being kept alive against her family’s wishes. They get into the medical ethics, the political theater, and the horrifying reality of what that looks like in practice (spoiler: it’s not just Sleeping Beauty in a hospital bed).

Samie and Emily also talk about Washington State’s new clergy mandatory reporting law (yes, even if it’s said in confession), and why the Catholic Church is big mad about it. Meanwhile, the Quakers are out here being the real MVPs, marching for immigrant rights with 17th-century receipts in hand. Respect.

Plus:
✨ Deja Foxx came to Washington and gave us life
✨ Redheads are Black now (Emily included—TikTok said so)
✨ Annabelle might’ve set fire to a plantation
✨ Ben & Jerry’s is fighting genocide harder than most of Congress

They said what they said. And if you’re a politician not doing your job, maybe don’t listen to this one. Or do. And take notes.

For your further reading and viewing pleasure...

Read
Annabelle Doll - Wikipedia

Watch

For Reference
You - Netflix
Left Behind - Wherever you get your religious zealotry
Hacks - HBO
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