Baba Yaga – Feminism in a flying pestle and mortar

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A Space for Oddities

Katie and Vincent

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Katie and Vincent explore and archive the oddities of the creative sphere, powered by cheap booze, giggles and silly voices.

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Katie and Vincent explore and archive the oddities of the creative sphere, powered by cheap booze, giggles and silly voices.

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Baba Yaga – Feminism in a flying pestle and mortar

A Space for Oddities

45 minutes 32 seconds

4 years ago

Baba Yaga – Feminism in a flying pestle and mortar

Katie and Vincent explore the oddities of the creative sphere—this week discussing the Baba Yaga. How does this slavic folk tale define modern feminism? And where on earth does a flying pestle and mortar come into it?

From house with chicken legs to a sentient gate, if nothing makes sense then everything does.

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