Anne-Marie Slaughter
Lawyer and former Director of Policy Planning Staff of the United StatesWikipedia
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Sep 17, 2026
Alberto OlmosHOST
El caso es que yo descubrí, o leyendo a distintas autoras, que el concepto básico que distingue, de hecho, a Sydney Sweeney de, de Marilyn Monroe, es que Marilyn Monroe no se forraba con las películas con las que se forraba la productora, porque a lo mejor solo le pagaban tipo cincuenta mil dólares y la, y la película recaudaba millones.
Alberto OlmosHOST
Entonces, el, el feminismo, que, que, que es, que creo que está esto establecido como Anne-Marie Slaughter y Nina Power, varias autoras así, el feminismo en, en ese sentido no es, o sea, no es que sea difícil, pero es mati-- es el matiz de: parece lo mismo, eh, Marilyn Monroe, Madonna, te acuerdas de Madonna en los ochenta, noventa, con los conos en los pechos y tal, y S-- y Miley Cyrus y ahora Sydney Sweeney, parece lo mismo, pero en realidad es cierto que algunas están siendo explotadas por cuatro duros y otras han tomado las riendas de su negociazo, que es el-- la exhibición y el, como lo que llama Anne-Marie Slaughter, el capital escópico, ¿no? El dinero que ganan que te miren.
Alberto OlmosHOST
Y eso es lo que es Sydney Sweeney.
Alberto OlmosHOST
Entonces, se, se englobaría dentro del feminismo totalmente.
Hassan DamlujiHOST
And we'll be going to lots of different events.
Hassan DamlujiHOST
But we've got a roundtable of donors, the Pope's advisor on AI, Anne-Marie Slaughter, who's a world famous academic.
Hassan DamlujiHOST
and the head of research at Meta, all gathering at the Rockefeller Foundation's offices to talk about the geopolitics of AI and really how AI links to everything we've talked about today.
Hassan DamlujiHOST
What is that going to mean for the global order? I look forward to talking about that.
Jessica TarlovGUEST
But yes, the rah-rah, we can have it all.
Jessica TarlovGUEST
And it was so much bigger than, like, Anne-Marie Slaughter talking about what you just said, the timing of when you can have it, right? Or Michelle Obama saying, In her memoir, writing about crying in the parking lot on her lunch break outside of Chipotle, realizing she has to get one of her kids another costume and still make it back in time for her to do her very high-octane important career and support a husband who's away all the time.
Jessica TarlovGUEST
And you're like, I can't believe I... bought this and how much I wanted to feel a part of something that ended up being such a fallacy.
Jessica TarlovGUEST
And that's not that there aren't incredible women who have done all these things like have a great and loving marriage, have kids who succeed and are rock stars, have these insane careers and travel the world and like all of the good stuff.
VyzygothHOST
I ripped audio from a woman who was the...
VyzygothHOST
the dean of the Woodrow Wilson School of Government in Princeton, Anne-Marie Slaughter, got to love that name.
VyzygothHOST
And she wrote a book called The New World Order.
VyzygothHOST
And she talks about, and here's the gobbledygook they use, Robert.
Marc FennellGUEST
And this is the thing.
Marc FennellGUEST
My wife actually many years ago interviewed this author named Anne-Marie Slaughter.
Marc FennellGUEST
And she actually, I think is the one that, that coined that you can have it all, but you just can't have it all at the same time.
Marc FennellGUEST
Yeah.
Anna MwashaGUEST
I just don't think that's how it works.
Janet MonikaHOST
I think you've hit the nail and it reminds me of a lady called Anne-Marie Slaughter, who has a book around that's called Unfinished Business.
Janet MonikaHOST
And she says that having it all is often really about sequencing, choosing what matters most at different seasons of life, not achieving everything simultaneously.
Janet MonikaHOST
I love that you've hit that on the nail.