Bodily Autonomy · Audio
Feminine Business School
Feminine Business School is a podcast hosted by Ainslie Young, focusing on how to build sustainable online businesses without sacrificing health and values. The show emphasizes feminine cycle wisdom, pleasure-oriented business strategies, and archetypal energy practices, covering content including stress management, trauma healing, ancestral energy, feminine leadership, and depatriarchalized business models. With a gentle, spiritual, and critical style, it's suitable for audiences interested in body politics and feminist business practices.
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“Feminine Business School” is a podcast focusing on feminist business practices, hosted by Ainslie Young, featuring content including:
- How to scale business without burnout (interview with Bianca Marics, clinical naturopath and stress coach)
- Integration of feminine cycles and business rhythms (episode: How to Powerfully Use Your Menstrual Cycle in Business)
- Definition of pleasure and four accessible forms (episode: The Power of Pleasure)
- Archetypal tools and transformation of “controller” energy (episode: Let Go of Control and Embrace The Magician)
- Ancestral energy and mythic narratives in business (interview with Jen Murphy, founder of Celtic Embodiment)
- Limiting beliefs and reshaping feminist business (interview with Rachel Crethar, spiritual coach)
Suitable for audiences interested in bodily autonomy, women’s writing, gender politics, spiritual feminism, and depatriarchal business issues, especially communities interested in integrating feminist values into entrepreneurship and leadership practices. The show’s style is gentle, spiritual, and critical, representing a unique voice among feminist business podcasts.
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Who is allowed to desire?
Beginning with The Right to Sex, we ask whose desire is treated as natural and whose requires moral permission. Power shapes desire, but desire gives nobody a claim to another person’s body. Attraction, love, solitude and care have no single answer. Across sexual hierarchies, erotic writing, asexuality and situated experiences, we make room for exploration, uncertainty, refusal and a change of mind.
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