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The Gaggle

The Gaggle

By: Orlaith Condon Aoife Moore and Cassie Delaney
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Welcome to The Gaggle, a brand-new weekly dive into pop culture, society, and everything in between.


Every week, we’re plucking a story from the chaos of public discourse to unpack what it actually says about the world we’re living in. To help us make sense of it all, we’ll be inviting actual experts into the gaggle whenever we need to go a little deeper.


For the time being, the first 20 minutes of every episode will be available for free right here. But if you want the full story, you can find the complete episodes over on Patreon.com/TheGaggle.


So, join the flock! Find us on Patreon and Instagram for the deep dives, and look for our sneak peeks everywhere you get your podcasts.

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Cassie Delaney
Social Sciences
Episodes
  • How to make and sustain friendships in your 30s (unlike Ashley Tisdale)
    Apr 8 2026

    In this episode from our Patreon, we have a gorgeous and honest chat about friendship, navigating friend groups, our own experiences of friendships and fears around socialising. We get the origin story of Cassie and Aoife's friendship and we reflect on connection in a post-covid world.


    Weekly episodes on Patreon.com/TheGaggle

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    58 mins
  • Navigating Body Image and GLP-1s
    Mar 4 2026
    In this episode, we delve into the complexities surrounding GLP-1 medications, their impact on body image, and the societal pressures women face regarding weight and appearance. We share our own experiences of weightloss, body image and question the information that shaped our opinions. We'd love to hear your stories, get chatting in the comments.

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    7 mins
  • Reality Check: Unpacking the ANTM Legacy
    Feb 25 2026
    ANTM shaped a generation’s understanding of beauty, ambition, and self-worth. For many viewers, it was aspirational television. But for the contestants, it was deeply destabilising. As media literacy grows and former participants reclaim their narratives, we’re forced to confront a bigger question: can we consume reality TV ethically?

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    14 mins
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