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Oct 20, 2026

Joel BabbingtonHOST
12:17
Even though it's interesting you say it doesn't give you fashion because there isn't necessarily factual clothing, but it is a high end.
Joel BabbingtonHOST
12:27
It's giving glamour.
Joel BabbingtonHOST
12:29
Glamour.
Joel BabbingtonHOST
12:29
It is like a high end fashion shoot.
Joel BabbingtonHOST
12:31
But as you're saying, without the fashion elements that would date it.
Pam CovarrubiasHOST
7:08
Dos, beauty and glamour, glamour, glamour, I don't know, glamour.
Pam CovarrubiasHOST
7:15
Beauty and glamour are not the same thing.
Pam CovarrubiasHOST
7:18
Glamour is the part you control.
Pam CovarrubiasHOST
7:21
And numero tres, beauty belongs to you, not to the gays.
Pam CovarrubiasHOST
7:28
If you've ever spent half your energy just trying to fit, este episodio is for you.
Georgia MischakGUEST
14:09
... something like that, where it's like, "We need to distinguish you're not a model, but you're..." It, and it was a very British thing of, like, I, you know, like, "You're not a supermodel, but you're a, you're page three."
Chris DeRosaHOST
14:18
A, a glamour model.
Georgia MischakGUEST
14:19
Glamour model.
Chris DeRosaHOST
14:19
Glamour, glamour model.
Georgia MischakGUEST
14:21
Thank you.
Georgia MischakGUEST
14:21
Thank you.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:22
Like.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:22
Glamour gyal, glamour gyal, glamour gyal, glamour gyal.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:27
Glamour gyal, glamour gyal.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:30
Yeah.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:34
You're a miss world beauty.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:49
This one's for you.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:51
Hey.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
3:52
Glamour gyal a licky-licky and it bent pon man.
Tom WilliamsHOST
0:17
She was president of the fundraising arm of the National Urban League.
Tom WilliamsHOST
0:21
And the book titled Our Secret Society, Molly Moon and the Glamour, Money and Power Behind the Civil Rights Movement illuminates an overlooked aspect of the civil rights era.
Tom WilliamsHOST
0:30
The powerhouse fundraising effort that supported the movement, the luncheons, galas, cabarets, traveling exhibitions attended by middle class and working class black families, the Negro press, titans of industry, including Winthrop Rockefeller.
Tom WilliamsHOST
0:43
Tanisha Ford is a writer, researcher, and culture critic working at the intersection of politics and culture.

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Tanisha FordGUEST
15:18
And so it was important for me as a biographer to not just amplify the glamorous aspects of her, but to really think about how her political education and the evolution of her political thought really undergirded her vision as a major strategist for fundraising in the civil rights era.
Tom WilliamsHOST
15:40
If you've just joined us, we are talking with historian Tanisha Ford.
Tom WilliamsHOST
15:43
The new book is a fascinating book, Our Secret Society, Molly Moon, and the Glamour, Money, and Power Behind the Civil Rights Movement.
Tom WilliamsHOST
15:51
We'll take a brief break, and we'll be back with more following this break.
speaker_14UNKNOWN
72:45
Ah, ah, ah.
speaker_14UNKNOWN
72:46
Glamour technician.
speaker_14UNKNOWN
72:49
Glamour technician.
speaker_14UNKNOWN
72:51
And I'll have you know you are working in the most successful shop in this town.
speaker_14UNKNOWN
72:56
Because I have a strict philosophy that I have stuck to for 15 years.
Luke SimpsonHOST
12:39
Mayhem, the higher the score the better.
Luke SimpsonHOST
12:42
Glamour, the higher the score the better.
Luke SimpsonHOST
12:44
Humor, the higher the score the better.
Luke SimpsonHOST
12:46
And hall of fame.
Indigo JacksonHOST
13:07
[laughs]
Luke SimpsonHOST
13:08
Um, mayhem 10.
Luke SimpsonHOST
13:09
Glamour five.
Luke SimpsonHOST
13:10
That's higher than I think he deserves if I'm honest.
Sarah DrummondHOST
25:14
was all an illusion.
Sarah DrummondHOST
25:16
Glamour houses, as they have been dubbed on the British Fairies WordPress, are a common illusion often stumbled upon by weary travellers in desperate need for a place to rest their head for the night.
Lisa MarmurHOST
25:29
It's kind of like a mirage, in
Sarah DrummondHOST
25:33
a way.
Lisa MarmurHOST
25:38
Like the desert mirage is that glamour as well, potentially.
Sarah DrummondHOST
25:43
It's so interesting the way that glamour has evolved from this to what we think of as glamour now, you know, like luxury products and glamorous and exactly.
Sarah DrummondHOST
25:56
Glamour was not unique to fairies, though, and witches and wizards also had the gift of glamour in folktales, as did perhaps more problematically, travelling folk.
Sarah DrummondHOST
26:08
Yeah.
Kennedy Anne ScottHOST
51:04
If you want to be a showgirl showcase, if you want a petty confession, if you want to leave us a little note, it's all in one area.
VanityHOST
51:13
Glamour, glamour.
Kennedy Anne ScottHOST
51:14
Glamour.
Kennedy Anne ScottHOST
51:16
Glamour.
Kennedy Anne ScottHOST
51:16
Glamour.
VanityHOST
51:17
Glamour.
Kennedy Anne ScottHOST
51:18
Oh, my gosh.
VanityHOST
51:19
Did you ever watch Kath and Kim? Kath and Kim, no.
AmyHOST
0:06
What if putting on your makeup, choosing your outfit, or even looking in the mirror could become part of your spiritual
ShayHOST
0:10
practice? It's called Glamour Magic, and today we're talking about what it actually is, how intention comes into it, and how beauty, energy, and confidence can all become part of it.
ShayHOST
0:21
Hi, I'm Shay.
ShayHOST
0:22
And I'm Amy.
ShayHOST
0:23
And welcome back to another episode of Pretty Spiritual.
ShayHOST
0:26
So hun,
AmyHOST
0:27
Glamour Magic, what actually is it? So Glamour Magic comes from the word glamour, which is an old celtic scottish word and it literally means well literal spell or optical charm okay interesting it's less about what we would see as kind of masking our flaws with things like cosmetics and stuff like that it's more about aligning and setting like doing things intentionally basically so at a high level what kind of things does glamour magic involve so so at a high level it would be using everyday acts like styling your hair choosing your clothes the type of fragrances you wear your skincare things like that to using them as energetic tools project things like authority warmth magnetism it's about projecting those things to attract what your intention is if that makes sense
ShayHOST
1:31
yeah so

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