Mag Hags
Franki Cookney & Lucy Douglas
The culture and history podcast that every modern woman should know.Join Franki and Lucy as they dive into the glossy archives of women’s magazines to find out what's still hot, and what's definitely not. Read more
Episodes
Marie Claire, May 1998 12/11/2024 58:27Tatler, December 1980 11/27/2024 57:23
Woman's Own, November 1972 11/13/2024 49:33New Woman, September 1997 10/30/2024 53:51Good Housekeeping, March 1988 10/16/2024 59:53 Show all episodes
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Our take on Mag Hags podcast
Tune in to Mag Hags with Franki Cookney and Lucy Douglas for a fun weekly podcast that looks back at old women's magazines. They cover everything from the pill to debates about who should do the housework, bath-time workout or chuckling over Ovaltine ads. You will have the opportunity to revisit all the classics, from Cosmopolitan to Honey or Good Housekeeping. Mag Hags turns old magazine gems into fresh, laugh-out-loud conversations. Mag Hags is a society & culture podcast by Franki Cookney & Lucy Douglas. Producer
Franki Cookney & Lucy Douglas
Franki Cookney & Lucy Douglas
Host
Franki Cookney & Lucy Douglas
Franki Cookney & Lucy Douglas
Country
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Episodes count
8
8
Average duration
50'
50'
Frequency
Weekly
Weekly
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