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Teri Yuan’s interviews move from coercive control to a survivor’s account and the limits of what published family-court opinions can show.
- Anti-Sexual Violence
- Patriarchy Critique
- Political Participation
The Faithful Feminists Podcast
Channing and Elise use feminist scriptural interpretation to read Mary and Martha, the Good Samaritan and the accused woman in John.
- Feminist Theology
- Gender Politics
- Oral History
Feminine Business School
Ainslie Young’s entrepreneurship podcast pairs accounts of pausing a launch, menstrual cycles and returning to work with questions about who controls time.
- Bodily Autonomy
- Gender Politics
- Depatriarchal Business
Feminism Ruins Everything
Millicent Sarre and Ellis Dolan’s pop culture podcast uses a ghostwritten love letter, a school prom and a princess satire to ask who gets to speak for themselves.
- Media Representation Critique
- Gender Politics
- Queer Feminism
The Feminist Bar Podcast
Tinatswe Mhaka’s conversations with Tawana, Dorothy and Theo trace who gets to make decisions about engagement, family recognition and motherhood.
- Intersectional Feminism
- Emotional Labor
- Cultural Critique
Feminist Current
Two Feminist Current interviews compare how activist organizations and Canadian courts hear and respond to women’s accounts of violence.
- Radical Feminism
- Patriarchy Critique
- Anti-Sexual Violence
Feminist Fight Club
Isabella Anzideo’s short podcast introduces U.S. suffrage, Black feminism and transgender history. Three episodes can be heard alongside primary sources.
- Second Wave Feminism
- Anti-Sexual Violence
- Political Participation
Feminist History
Three episodes of Maggie Coomer’s Feminist History open a route into the work of Mary Ann Shadd Cary and Nellie Bly alongside their own writing.
- Women's Writing
- Patriarchy Critique
- Oral History
Feminist Hotdog
Three Feminist Hotdog interviews connect accountability inside movements, support after release from jail and the work of changing institutions.
- Socialist Feminism
- Anti-Sexual Violence
- Patriarchy Critique
Feminist Inc Pod
Ayo’s Nigerian feminist podcast moves from Hilda Baci’s cooking marathon and the images in clothing ads to constitutional proposals for political representation.
- Black Feminism
- Bodily Autonomy
- Patriarchy Critique
Feminist Lifestyle Blog
Tonii talks with housemates about women moving out, with guests about a school dispute in Nigeria, and with listeners in mind about keeping friendships alive.
- Women's Writing
- Political Participation
- Cultural Critique
The Feminist Present
Laura Goode and Adrian Daub’s interview podcast asks whose testimony survives and who makes the rules, from queer oral history and Audre Lorde’s books to time for care at work.
- Intersectional Feminism
- Media Representation Critique
- Cultural Critique
Feminist Sleeper Cell
Three 2021 episodes follow access to abortion and reproductive autonomy from a Texas clinic door to an Ohio budget and California prisons.
- Abortion Rights
- Anti-Sexual Violence
- Black Feminism
Feminist Utopia
Benita and Debby use a Supreme Court nomination, a leaked abortion opinion and a beginner’s episode on protest to trace ways into public debate.
- Political Participation
- Abortion Rights
- Gender Politics
Femtastic Podcast
Katie Breen traces how information, clinic limits and a 2022 court decision shaped access to abortion care in the United States.
- Intersectional Feminism
- Reproductive Autonomy
- Anti-Sexual Violence
The Fiscal Feminist
The Fiscal Feminist is a podcast hosted by wealth advisor Kimberlee A. Davis, focusing on women's relationship with money and emphasizing the integration of financial independence, career development, and psychological energy. The show covers workplace gender differences, divorce financial planning, youth financial education, real estate trends, and energy vibration theory. With a professional and inspiring style, it's suitable for audiences interested in feminist financial practices.
- Women's Economic Rights
- Bodily Autonomy
- Gender Politics
Frisky History
Two available Frisky History episodes follow Indigenous child welfare law in the United States and Filipina food scientist Maria Orosa, asking whose care and expertise count.
- Gender Norms
- History of Sex Education
- Sex Worker Rights
The Gender at Work Podcast
The Gender at Work Podcast is hosted by Aruna Rao and Joanne Sandler, featuring conversations with global feminist activists, scholars, and community practitioners. The show takes a critical perspective exploring issues of love, policy, war, and cross-cultural alliances, emphasizing the intersection of decolonization, anti-militarization, and emotional politics.
- Decolonial Feminism
- Anti-Sexual Violence
- Patriarchy Critique
Gender Troubles
Gender Troubles is a podcast hosted by Emma Austin and Eva Espenshade, dedicated to deconstructing feminist academic discourse and reexamining gender theory and cultural phenomena from a critical leftist perspective. The show covers pornography platformization, sex wars, abortion rights, ethical consumption, and feminist canonical text rereading, emphasizing knowledge democratization and critical thinking.
- Radical Feminism
- Capitalism Critique
- Anti-Sexual Violence
Intersectional Feminism - Desi Style!
Intersectional Feminism - Desi Style! is a podcast produced by Feminism In India that focuses on intersectional feminist issues within the South Asian context. Hosted by Sukanya Shaji and Shriya Roy, the show covers stereotypes and challenges faced by women in politics, technology, pornography, media, and development, emphasizing decolonial perspectives and gender justice. With a critically sharp and culturally astute style, it's perfect for audiences interested in South Asian women's experiences and intersectional issues.
- Intersectional Feminism
- Media Representation Critique
- Political Participation
Lean Back: Critical Feminist Conversations
Lean Back is a critical feminist podcast hosted by Lisa Corrigan and Laura Weiderhaft, focusing on in-depth analysis of American culture, politics, and social phenomena. The show uses a theory-driven approach to explore issues including abortion rights, democratic crisis, perfectionism, complicity, and candor, emphasizing the intersection of structural oppression and feminist critique. With a sharp, academically rigorous style, it's suitable for audiences interested in critical feminism and cultural politics.
- Radical Feminism
- Abortion Rights
- Political Participation
Masala Podcast: The South Asian feminist podcast
Masala Podcast is hosted by Sangeeta Pillai, an award-winning South Asian feminist podcast focusing on sex, body, mental health, and cultural taboos. The show features intimate narrative and critical reflection, exploring themes of shame, sexual harassment, menopause, belonging, and motherhood pressure, emphasizing diverse experiences of South Asian women and intersectional feminist perspectives.
- Intersectional Feminism
- Body Politics
- Cultural Taboos
Not Your Average Feminist
Not Your Average Feminist is a podcast hosted by Amanda Elliott and Sarah Curran, exploring contemporary gender and political issues from a conservative feminist perspective. The show critiques mainstream feminism's progressive policy positions, emphasizing personal responsibility, traditional values, and free market logic. Content covers Supreme Court hearings, transgender movement, Equal Pay Day, workplace culture, and media event commentary, with a sharp, satirical style that has certain influence among conservative female audiences.
- Liberal Feminism
- Political Participation
- Media Representation Critique
The Patchwork Feminist
The Patchwork Feminist, hosted by Ja'Mya Jackson, is a podcast that weaves together culture, identity, and current events, using the patchwork metaphor to present the diversity of women's experiences. With an intimate yet critical style, the show covers Black feminism, coming-of-age anxiety, social media influence, and political participation.
- Black Feminism
- Cultural Critique
- Political Participation