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A Nontraditional Relationship
38:28 - 44:32 (06:04)
The speaker discusses a nontraditional relationship from the past where a couple chose not to get married and the challenges they faced due to societal norms and gender relations at the time.
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Edward Bernays, known as The Father of Public Relations, was ahead of his time on women's rights issues, supporting suffrage and gender equality before they became popular.
38:28 - 39:46 (01:17)
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Edward Bernays, known as The Father of Public Relations, was ahead of his time on women's rights issues, supporting suffrage and gender equality before they became popular. He even married his first employee, Doris Fleischman, who also became a significant figure in the industry.
ChapterA Nontraditional Relationship
EpisodePart One: Edward Bernays: The Founding Father of Lies
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Doris Fleischman and Eby Bernays were married under unconventional terms, including fighting for women's right to maintain their maiden name and not change it after marriage.
39:46 - 41:15 (01:29)
Summary
Doris Fleischman and Eby Bernays were married under unconventional terms, including fighting for women's right to maintain their maiden name and not change it after marriage.
ChapterA Nontraditional Relationship
EpisodePart One: Edward Bernays: The Founding Father of Lies
PodcastBehind the Bastards
This segment briefly discusses Edward Bernays and his advocacy for compensating housewives for their work while sharing his agency revenue equally with his wife.
41:16 - 41:56 (00:40)
Summary
This segment briefly discusses Edward Bernays and his advocacy for compensating housewives for their work while sharing his agency revenue equally with his wife.
ChapterA Nontraditional Relationship
EpisodePart One: Edward Bernays: The Founding Father of Lies
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The glorification of Doris Fleischman as an independent woman making a strike for women's rights is complicated by her desire to take her husband's name and the fact that her legacy has been reduced to her physical appearance.
41:56 - 44:32 (02:36)
Summary
The glorification of Doris Fleischman as an independent woman making a strike for women's rights is complicated by her desire to take her husband's name and the fact that her legacy has been reduced to her physical appearance.