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Geraldine DeRuiter

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“So, I could tell by looking at it. And that sort of became a metaphor for realizing your instincts, you know, trusting them and then sort of being gaslit constantly and being told, no, what you see and what you perceive is not actually true.”
2024-04-01 · On with Kara Swisher · "Food, Feminism, and Fury" with Geraldine DeRuiter · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“So I do a lot of baking, right? And for one thing, it's a pizza dough cinnamon roll. And anyone who's kind of familiar with doughs at all knows that pizza dough's properties are entirely different from cinnamon dough dough property. So one is more a brioche dough. It's very soft and light, and the other one is thicker and chewier. So pizza dough, you know, you're used to having like have some chew. Yeah.”
2024-04-01 · On with Kara Swisher · "Food, Feminism, and Fury" with Geraldine DeRuiter · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Right. Yeah. You're like, okay, let's do that. And, you know, it's a crap recipe. And I could tell by reading it that it was a crap recipe.”
2024-04-01 · On with Kara Swisher · "Food, Feminism, and Fury" with Geraldine DeRuiter · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Sure. So I think it was late 2017. Allegations of sexual misconduct, which is later came out to be the understatement of the year, came out against Mario Batali. And we were kind of in the height of the Me Too movement. And he sent out sort of preemptively, it was the very sort of stripped down PR message that the legal team had sanitized that was, I apologize for my behavior. It went out with his newsletter and at the end of it included a recipe for cinnamon rolls. It was atrocious, and everybody responded, and they were like, What the hell are you doing? But I decided to make the cinnamon rolls.”
2024-04-01 · On with Kara Swisher · "Food, Feminism, and Fury" with Geraldine DeRuiter · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Oh yeah, yep, I know that one well were criticized the second we raise our voices. You know, we're accused of being shrill. It's a litany of things. And so you have to tamp it down. And you really have to deny yourself your own anger. And so, yeah, so I hesitate to even use the phrase that is in the subtitle of my book. Yeah, especially in the wake of the New York Times referring to me as loud and irrational.”
2024-04-01 · On with Kara Swisher · "Food, Feminism, and Fury" with Geraldine DeRuiter · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Yeah, well, and also because I've been so criticized about my anger, right? I'm sure you have as well because you are a woman in a body in the world. And the one thing we're not allowed to do, right? Repeatedly, is to get angry. We can do literally anything else, but we cannot get angry because the second we do we are unhinged, we're bitchy, we're irrational, we're loud, we're not to be taken seriously, we're getting overly emotional, we're premenstrual, we're postmenopausal, we're premenopausal, we're everything, right?”
2024-04-01 · On with Kara Swisher · "Food, Feminism, and Fury" with Geraldine DeRuiter · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“I mean, I feel like it's a very targeted, focused, and I like to think of it as intentional. If you think about fury, it's something that is targeted and willful. And I hesitate to say righteous.”
2024-04-01 · On with Kara Swisher · "Food, Feminism, and Fury" with Geraldine DeRuiter · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Well, I think that, you know, besides just the kind of obvious metaphor there, I think that there is all of this pressure and, you know, frankly, bullshit that we deal with as women. And when I started looking at the culinary industry and our relationship with food, that seemed to heighten all of it. It seemed like All of the crap that women deal with in microcosm. And I was like, this is it. This is perfect.”
2024-04-01 · On with Kara Swisher · "Food, Feminism, and Fury" with Geraldine DeRuiter · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“Democrat and a moderate Democrat. In the end, it all comes down to the dreaded E word, electability. But in Michigan, one candidate is trying to turn the electability concept on its head. If we think that voters walk around asking, where do I sit on some theoretical left-right spectrum? Then in theory, the bulk of the voters are somewhere in the middle. The problem, though, is that that model hasn't really accurately predicted our politics for a very long time. If Michiganders wanted moderate, why would they have elected Donald Trump twice? Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is making the progressive case for America first, and he's trying to settle the Democrats' ideological battle in the process. This is about the many versus the money. I'm a Stead Herrington, and this is America actually. Catch us every Saturday on YouTube or wherever you get your podcast.”
2024-04-01 · On with Kara Swisher · "Food, Feminism, and Fury" with Geraldine DeRuiter · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
“There's a civil war happening in the Democratic Party, and if there's one place that that's playing out most clearly, it's in Michigan.”
2024-04-01 · On with Kara Swisher · "Food, Feminism, and Fury" with Geraldine DeRuiter · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT
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2024-04-01 · On with Kara Swisher · "Food, Feminism, and Fury" with Geraldine DeRuiter · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT