The reviews are coming in for Meghan's podcast 'Confessions of a Female Founder'ions of a

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Not listened to the first in Meghan's podcast series, a conversation with the founder of Bumble, Whitney Wolfe Heard, but the Mail has collated all the press reviews so far, with links. The Guardian, Telegraph and i-Paper are unanimous: the podcast is cloyingly dreadful.

The reviews for Meghan Markle's latest podcast are in! Two stars for Confessions of a Female Founder https://mol.im/a/14584193 via https://dailym.ai/android

No one is making fun of a woman who has had miscarriages ? I have had 2 . DD1 had one . It’s sad , horrible etc .
Some posters ( myself included ) are just curious about how Meghan always manages to shoehorn her alleged experiences into every conversation . Why not ask open questions and allow your guest to speak ?

Absolutely this.

Did you screenshot the threads about William beating Catherine up which is why she disappeared?

If you want to screenshot and keep stuff as evidence, please do so. Or report to MNHQ. For what it’s worth, I wouldn’t personally discuss what did or did not happen with Meghan’s miscarriage. I have no idea what happened. But give over with all the righteousness

God that's savage but true!

I will be reporting these threads and the most outrageous comments. At some point, Mumsnet used tu pull them down once they reached a certain level of toxicity. They need to start doing it again. Especially on a platform like these. Making fun of another woman's miscarriage, commenting on that in this way especially on a parent's forum where mums have shared their losses is actually disgusting and despicable and no parents ' platform should allow these vile threads to stand.

Being consumed with hatred towards a perfect stranger to a point where you would make fun her having a miscarriage...this actually makes me sick to my stomach and people who do these things are not well. I don't care what you tell yourself to try to justify it. Mumsnet needs to stop platforming these kind of people. It goes against anything this website market itself as.

That is just it in a nutshell.

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MM puts all this information out there and so it will be commented on. I don't hate her but I do find their situation very interesting. Many fine podcasts have been made without the host shoe horning in their own medical experiences - she must know that by talking about herself it will take the attention away from her guest?

Who is making fun of her ?

I don't care what other podcasters do. Many women come on this public platform and share their miscarriages, we have public figures sharing their losses as well, that does not give anyone the right to deride someone else' s terrible loss. The fact that this horrific behaviour is being excused is also deplorable.

Are you ok, @LipglossAlly? Just wondering if a little break to take a breath might help. You seem a bit....overwrought.

Of course I am overwrought, any person with decency should be. Especially when it comes to a supposed safe space for those who suffered one or multiple miscarriages.

You seem to be seeing something that I have missed. People are allowed to criticise your best beloved. And, very regrettably, she is not the only person to experience that sort of loss. It does not give her a free pass.

I think any woman that has had a miscarriage will have their own feelings about it. Just because you didn’t feel a certain way doesn’t mean others haven’t. It’s such a personal thing.

You should do what yourconscience tells you to do. Other posters will do the same.

So...anyway. That Spectator article was very insightful.

The DM comments. I can imagine the type of people that comment.

The Spectaor has some pretty brutal but accurate commentary..

The Spotify podcast Archetypes was a complete bust, canceled after one awkward, underwhelming season. Before that came the children’s book, The Bench. Due to the poor sales, the book should have been titled The Shelf, because that’s where it largely remained. Then there was Harry & Meghan, the heavily scripted Netflix documentary, which played less like a candid account of royal life and more like a brainless branding exercise in victimhood. Although each venture sputtered out, Meghan simply pivoted.

When podcasting fizzled out, she tried charity work. When that failed to generate interest, she pivoted again. This time into gardening, baking, and overpriced condiments.

When she’s not in the kitchen, building her honey and jam empire, she’s busy recording episodes for her latest podcast (yes, another one).

Reported

Hopefully Mumsnet will do the right thing and will show what they actually stand for, other posters also need to know whether this is still a safe space to discuss all things pregnancy related including miscarriages. If this thread is left to stand that means that Mumsnet is fine with women being derided for experiencing a pregnancy loss. I am not sure how this would work in favour of the website.