# Claire Dederer
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claire dederer (born 1967) is an American writer. Her book Poser: My Life in Twenty-Three Yoga Poses, was a New York Times best seller.
== Life and career ==
Dederer was raised in Seattle, where she was born in 1967.
Friction-Maxxing with Kathryn Jezer-Morton
The author of The Cut’s Brooding column returns to roll out version 2.0 of “friction-maxxing,” the term that went viral earlier this year and earned her her first Wikipedia page. We talk AI, why she will die on the “turn off location your sharing” hill and the “slurrification” of time to which we a…
The Pantheon
Terry and I got together a few weeks back to chat about how some singer/songwriters get academic treatment, like Bob Dylan and Taylor Swift (that’s real) and why some don’t… and probably won’t.
For the purpose of our discussion we looked at Jeff Tweedy of Wilco and Paul Westerberg of The Replacemen…
Episode 900 - BONUS Prof. TERRY BARR stops by to chat about JEFF TWEEDY & PAUL WESTERBERG
Professor Terry Barr and Keith got together a few weeks back to chat about how some singer/songwriters get academic treatment, like Bob Dylan and Taylor Swift (that’s real) and why some don’t… and probably won’t.
For the purpose of our discussion we looked at Jeff Tweedy of Wilco and Paul Westerber…
Taylor Swift’s wedding, Olivia Wilde and the rise of singles nights
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are supposedly getting married this weekend, so we discuss how much of a spectacle it will be. Plus, what Olivia Wilde’s unfiltered Call Her Daddy episode says about the demonisation of mothers, what the glamourisation of smoking says about today’s weight-loss era, and…
Do Book Prizes Actually Matter? Plus A Little Life Sections 6 & 7: What He Died Believing
Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.
If you've ever argued with a friend about whether a book prize actually reflects what real people read — or felt personally attacked when someone sacrifices your favourite Emily Henry — this episode is for you.
We discuss: whether the Booke…
Cancelling Artists and Social Media
When should we "cancel" an artist? And how long should we put up with the negatives of social media? [18:57]
This week, Aaron and Joey talk about Michael Jackson, redirecting royalties, Picasso, Facebook moderators, flat-earthers, and internet librarians. They don't talk about how "cancelling" by …
Oregon Art Wire – Events for Aug 31
Here’s what’s going on around the Beaver State. Check out these events!
Portland Metro
1. A Choreographer Turns 40 Years of Dance Archives Into a Walk-Through Exhibit, Portland – thru Oct 22, 2026 (Converge 45)
Portland dance icon Linda K. Johnson transforms four decades of choreo…
All About That Treble
We’re back with a new episode of Mess World, a podcast collaboration between FLESH WORLD (by me, Jessica DeFino) and I <3 Mess (a fashion newsletter from Emily Kirkpatrick).
Today we’re talking about: The John Galliano Met Gala mess [2:58], a new perfume named White Blood [20:18], Klutz-core plasti…
Books Applied Podcast - Monsters: A Fan's Dilemma by Claire Dederer - Featuring Special Guest Zuzu (Eli Trier)
What do we do when people do monstrous things and yet create art that resonates with us on a deep personal level?
In this insightful conversation with artist and creator Zuzu (aka Eli Trier), we wrestle with this dilemma and reach our own conclusions.
Check out Zuzu's work at:https://zuzushausofc…
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giants.
‐ Isaac "Llamacorn" Newton
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