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Ep. 341: Isabel Kaplan on her novel ‘NSFW,’ and Tabitha Soren on her photography career
This week on Unorthodox: do Jews have Sweet 16 parties?
Our Jewish guest this week is the writer Isabel Kaplan. She joins Stephanie to talk about her new novel, NSFW, the subtle ways that sexism crops up in everyday life and work, and more.
Our gentile of the week is photographer Tabitha Soren. She chats with Mark about her approach to her work as an artist and remembers her on-air days at MTV News.
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