🎧 Podcasts

The Feminist Agenda is a podcast hosted by Veronica that explores how to practice feminism in the workplace and daily life. The show invites writers, scholars, and advocates to share their experiences in publishing, education, community organizing, and cultural critique, emphasizing professional feminism, cultural memory, and intersectional politics. With a gentle yet critically sharp style, it's perfect for audiences interested in feminist practice and knowledge production. Rated 5.0 on Spotify (1 review), it serves as a sustained voice in independent feminist podcasting.

The Feminist Lens is a podcast hosted by Women For Wanawake founder Peris Thuo and Nina de Ayala Parker, focusing on examining contemporary British society and cultural issues from a feminist perspective. The show covers abortion rights, racism, sexual harassment, child poverty, and feminist media practice, emphasizing intersectionality, activism, and public discourse reshaping. With a direct, advocacy-strong style, it's an emerging voice in British feminist podcasting.

The New Feminist is a feminist podcast hosted by Jill Sorensen, with 'common sense feminism' as its core philosophy, combining humor and critical analysis to explore gender inequality, popular culture, and social structures. The show covers pornography industry critique, domestic violence, interfaith women's solidarity, media gender violence, and queer motherhood, emphasizing emotional authenticity and activism. With a Spotify rating of 5.0 (12 reviews), it has a distinctive stance in North American feminist podcast circles.

The Yummy and Fearless Podcast is a comedy podcast hosted by a group of self-proclaimed 'aunties,' examining popular culture, gender relations, and social phenomena from a middle-aged feminist perspective. With a bold, satirical, hypersexualized yet critically humorous style, the content covers celebrity sex scandals, body politics, gender stereotypes, and female desire expression. Named one of the top 25 feminist podcasts globally by Feedspot.

Ask a Feminist is an academic feminist podcast produced by Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, focusing on feminist perspectives in current political and social justice issues. The show invites feminist scholars and public intellectuals from interdisciplinary fields to discuss issues such as abortion rights, transgender policy, digital gender violence, public feminism, and science criticism. With a rigorous style and high depth, it is suitable for researchers and public advocates. Spotify rating of 5.0 (1 review), representative among academic feminist podcasts.

Feminist Book Club: The Podcast is an intersectional feminist podcast hosted by Renee Powers and her team, conducting social justice conversations around books. The show uses reading as a tool for activism, exploring issues of gender, race, desire, and cultural representation. Content covers feminist literary criticism, transgender experiences, media gender politics, and commodification of sexuality, with a style blending critical analysis and intimate conversation. Spotify rating of 4.8 (25 reviews), widely popular in feminist reading communities.

Feminist Buzzkills is a feminist podcast hosted by Lizz Winstead and Moji Alawode-El, affiliated with Abortion Access Front. With a tone of satire, anger, and activism, the show focuses on abortion rights, medical justice, transgender care, and anti-patriarchal struggles. Content covers Supreme Court case analysis, book banning legislation, fake clinic exposure, transgender medical advocacy, and anti-abortion legislation criticism. The show frequently invites legal experts, activists, and artists to explore reproductive rights and social change together. Spotify rating of 4.9 (68 reviews), with significant influence in radical feminist podcast circles.

Feminists Without Mystique is a podcast co-hosted by multiple feminists, exploring political, gender, and cultural issues with sharp humor. With a frank, highly critical style, the content covers abortion rights, transgender issues, racial and judicial injustice, media responsibility, often featuring 'we see you' segments exposing structural violence and silent complicity in society. Since launching in 2018, over 200 episodes have been released, with a Spotify rating of 4.7 (12 reviews), popular among progressive audiences.

Just A Girl Podcast is a light-hearted feminist podcast hosted by two women, using music, workplace, and daily life as entry points to explore gender inequality, patriarchal culture, and micro-resistance. With an intimate, humorous, and satirical style, the content covers workplace gender discrimination, feminist lyric analysis, holiday culture critique, and everyday micro-feminist practices. With a Spotify rating of 4.9 (32 reviews), it's quite popular among young generation feminist podcasts.

Madness Cafe is a feminist current affairs commentary podcast hosted by Raquel Howard and Jennifer Bolanos, focusing on politics, health, culture, and women's rights issues. With a frank, intimate, and critically strong style, the content covers menopause, sexual awakening, marriage institution critique, book banning movement, psychological trauma, and the intersection of social structures. The hosts frequently invite writers, therapists, and activists to jointly explore women's experiences in midlife, trauma recovery, and social change. With a Spotify rating of 5.0 (8 reviews), it has an excellent reputation in feminist podcast circles.

Probably Cancelled Podcast is a Marxist feminist podcast hosted by a group of radical educators and researchers, dedicated to exploring deep politics, women's issues, and social structural problems ignored by mainstream media. The show covers capitalist crisis theory, transnational revolutionary history, the intersection of mysticism and technology, and violence mechanisms under the interweaving of patriarchy and racism. With a frank, critically strong style, it has a Spotify rating of 4.3 (358 reviews) and high influence in radical leftist and feminist communities.

Reply Guys is a feminist political commentary podcast hosted by Kate Willett and Julia Claire, exploring American politics, gender issues, and media phenomena with humor, satire, and a leftist perspective. The show focuses on abortion rights, labor movements, electoral politics, and online gender violence, frequently inviting journalists, activists, and political candidates for discussion. With a style blending standup comedy and critical analysis, it emphasizes women's voices and action in progressive politics. Spotify rating of 4.8 (120 reviews), representative in leftist feminist podcast circles.