Apparently, Tracking Your Unconscious Husband Is Coercive Control [Episode 35]

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Apparently, using Find My Friends to locate your heavily intoxicated, unreachable husband face-down under a tree now makes you an abuser.At least, according to TikTok.This week, we revisit the Episode 33 clip that somehow escaped containment, racked up hundreds of thousands of views and led the internet to diagnose Philsy with coercive control, while simultaneously calling her husband a red flag and telling her to go back to eating KFC.Naturally, we investigate.What actually is coercive control? When does location sharing cross the line from safety into surveillance? Does gender change how people read the exact same behaviour? And can we please stop turning serious psychological and legal terminology into internet shorthand for “I didn’t like that”?Elsewhere, the Weekly Spiral takes us to Chester Zoo, where Jodie Foster, a 50kg reticulated python, has beaten cancer using a treatment normally used on humans.Then we head to Beijing, where humanoid robots are simultaneously learning to outrun Usain Bolt and absolutely failing to learn how to stop.Very reassuring.Philsy discovers that incognito mode is not, in fact, the dark web. We attempt a viral rhyming game with deeply questionable results. Han accidentally launches an investigation into historical nipple rouge. Philsy recommends her current MCoBeauty obsession, and Han recommends Bron Lewis’s brutally funny book I’m Not Mad (Anymore).Plus, Chaos Correctional returns to answer the important questions we left hanging, including how old Jodie Foster actually is in snake years, whether sex workers really rouged their nipples, and the crucial scientific distinction between melanin and melatonin.Another educational service from Grab Her By The Mic.You’re welcome.Chaos Correctional (Fact-Check Corner):Stick around after the outro for Chaos Correctional - where Han cleans up the confident nonsense we said on air with just enough research to be dangerous.This week we correct:Jodie’s treatment cost: still a mystery.Robot Games countries: 16 confirmed, full list apparently classified.Nipple rouge: real. The prostitute bit was a historical leap.Pregnancy nipples: melanin, not melatonin. One syllable away from science.Bron Lewis: brilliant live. Eye contact achieved. Heckling tragically denied.Links & Things We Mentioned🌀 The Weekly SpiralJodie Foster the python’s world-first cancer treatment at Chester ZooReuters: Humanoid robots beat Usain Bolt’s 100m record at the Beijing GamesA humanoid robot loses control and thrashes on the floor during a live demonstration at the 2026 World Robot Conference in Beijing, prompting operators to rush in.🔎 The HyperFixeSafety Commissioner: What coercive control meanseSafety research on location-sharing and relationships💖 Obsession of the WeekPhilsy’s Obsession - MCoBeauty Summer Stick Cheek & Lip Cream in Mykonos at BIG WHan’s obsession - Bron Lewis: I’m Not Mad (Anymore)Bron Lewis official links, book and tour infoLoved this episode?Hit follow / subscribe so you don’t miss future chaosLeave us a 5-star review if you cackled, cried, or felt seenScreenshot & tag us on socials so we know you’re listening🎙 New episodes every Tuesday👉 Follow us: @grabherbythemic📩 speaktous@grabherbythemic.com

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