Feminist Shelf Control

In the organizer's words:

Annika Brockschmidt and Rebekka Endler read bad romance novels
romance novels so you don't have to - that was the motto of our podcast
of our podcast, which started very spontaneously and actually as a joke on
April 1, 2021 as a joke. Now, after almost 2 years,
the description should be more correct: Annika and Rebekka
consume quirky media of all kinds and analyze it for added social value
social added value so that you can laugh and suffer with them.
with them. Romance novels were just the beginning, in the meantime
series and films have been added, as well as non-fiction books and
and interviews with public figures - everything that triggers a need for
triggers a need to talk.

All too often, we come across works that are supposedly trivial or
harmless, but which, on closer analysis, are actually
are bastions of highly problematic theses, such as the recent bestseller
bestseller Old Wise Men by Nena Brockhaus and Franca
Lehfeldt, which is why our analysis took a whole 23 hours (9 episodes)
and countless fits of laughter and anger. Feminist Shelf
Control is our coping strategy for media and culture
and in addition to sound expertise, we hope together to bring a little
light and laughter into the chaos. It's about sex, love,
feminism, fascism, history, friendships and, surprisingly
surprisingly often animals too.

We're not revealing the theme for our live show yet, just this much:
It will be an audio-visual rollercoaster ride of emotions and a
reunion with old friends from the show.