Rachel Gibson
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170 appearances
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first heard Sep 2025
last heard Sep 2025
Rachel Gibson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The mullet is such an bold haircut.
There's nothing subtle about it.
It's quite a strange haircut.
And it's a hybrid of long hair and short hair.
And that is why people have such strong reactions either way towards it.
People either love them or hate them.
Hi, Mike.
Thank you so much for having me.
I think it's kind of one of my favorite things about the topic of studying hair is because it really connects us to the past and it serves as a helpful reminder that the desire to transform our appearance is absolutely nothing new.
We have recipes for hair dyes and styling products that date back to ancient civilizations.
And I think what's particularly interesting is that the key concerns remain very similar.
Today, so namely covering grey hair and preventing balding, they're sort of the general topics that have lasted from day one till now.
We we know that from the earliest times people have sought to change their hair, to style their hair, to do things with their hair.
And
There are so many examples of how it ties into religion, to life stages, to kind of ceremonial experiences that people live through.
So there's there's lots of reasons why people have been interested in their hair and and it isn't always just down to vanity.
It is often tied to a bigger thing as well.
Sure.
One of the solutions to keeping hair clean has often been to shave the head and to use wigs instead because that means you don't have to worry so much about having things like knits or oily hair or anything like that.
And we see um Roman knit combs exist in museums.
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