Chloe and Daisy discuss the intense fandom response to Yoko Ono. They investigate certain narratives that surround her, and why they endure.

TW: Racism + Misogyny.

In this episode, Chloe and Daisy discuss something a little different - their Beatle themed holiday, and how intrinsic women are to the Liverpool tourism industry, but how little recognition they get. 

The very first All About The Girl minisode, in which Chloe and Daisy discuss Bettina Derlien - a key figure in the Hamburg years - and their thoughts on the fandom perception of her. TW // Fatphobia

Isaac Tigrett once referred to Maureen Starkey as his 'most authentic piece of rock and roll memorabilia.' Chloe and Daisy discuss what it means to be a Beatle wife, and the impact that the casual dehumanisation of women has on fandom.

Chloe and Daisy discuss Yoko Ono's daughter, Kyoko, and the profound influence she had on her mother and step-father's lives and work.

Chloe and Daisy talk Olivia Harrison, with specific focus on the 'Nobody's Child: Romanian Angel Appeal' album and charitable campaign. TW: abuse.

From object of mockery to 'cottagecore' queen - Daisy and Chloe discuss how perceptions of Linda McCartney have changed from the late 60s to the present day

Chloe and Daisy discuss the media and fandom perceptions of Heather Mills, and how the way she was treated resonated with and impacted them.