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The REAL-WORLD FEMINIST® Podcast

The REAL-WORLD FEMINIST® Podcast is hosted by career coach Michelle Kinsman, designed for 'bold and fearless' women, providing workplace strategies, goal setting, and self-improvement tools. The show emphasizes action orientation, motivational language, and authentic experience sharing, covering workplace communication, goal planning, financial discipline, and self-awareness, serving as a practical guide in feminist career development podcasting.

  • Career Development
  • Women's Economic Rights
  • Gender Politics
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She Who Persisted. The Nasty Podcast

She Who Persisted is a biweekly feminist podcast co-hosted by an American and an Austrian, focusing on cross-cultural gender issues, political events, and marginalized communities' history. The show covers abortion rights, gaming culture, tech industry sexism, LGBTQ+ history, and media representation critique, with a sharp, humorous, and critical style emphasizing transnational feminist perspectives and community memory.

  • Political Participation
  • Anti-Sexual Violence
  • Media Representation Critique
51

Shrinks on Third

Shrinks on Third is a feminist psychology podcast hosted by psychologists Julie Mayer and Cindy Ariel, with social justice at its core, exploring connections between mental health, trauma recovery, and political structures. With a gentle, rational, and critical style, the content covers antisocial personality, adult ADHD, traumatic separation, factitious disorder fabrication, and collective survival psychology.

  • Feminist Psychology
  • Emotional Labor
  • Patriarchy Critique
52

The Spiritual Feminist

The Spiritual Feminist is hosted by Leneth Witte, a podcast blending feminism with spiritual exploration, emphasizing self-awareness, intuitive living, and women's growth journeys. Using personal stories as threads, the show explores the intersection of slow living, trauma repair, community belonging, and spiritual practice, with a gentle, profound, and healing style.

  • Spiritual Feminism
  • Feminist Psychology
  • Emotional Labor
53

The Everyday Feminist

The Everyday Feminist is a podcast hosted by Stephanie Heck and Lois Volta, focusing on feminist practice in daily life, emphasizing gender politics in family, relationships, and self-awareness. The show blends psychology, social critique, and cultural analysis, covering housework labor, marriage institution, silence mechanisms, holiday culture, and feminist expression in music. With an intimate, philosophically strong style, it's an important platform for bringing feminism into everyday details.

  • Gender Politics
  • Patriarchy Critique
  • Cultural Critique
54

The Feminist Agenda

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.

  • Women's Writing
  • Political Participation
  • Patriarchy Critique
55

The Feminist Lens

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.

  • Abortion Rights
  • Anti-Sexual Violence
  • Race and Gender
56

The New Feminist

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.

  • Patriarchy Critique
  • Media Representation Critique
  • Anti-Sexual Violence
57

The Yummy and Fearless Podcast w/The Sidechicks

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.

  • Bodily Autonomy
  • Cultural Critique
  • Gender Politics
58

Ask a Feminist

This Signs interview podcast traces who gets to stay in public debate, from racialized images in medical yearbooks to campaign harassment and feminist magazines.

  • Intersectional Feminism
  • Political Participation
  • Media Representation Critique
59

Feminist Book Club: The Podcast

Three Feminist Book Club episodes pair media criticism, an author interview and memoir to ask how people learn and question gender expectations.

  • Intersectional Feminism
  • Media Representation Critique
  • Emotional Labor
60

Feminist Buzzkills

A weekly reproductive-justice podcast from Abortion Access Front, hosted by Lizz Winstead and Moji Alawode-El. It combines political news, satire, interviews and practical ways to respond to attacks on abortion access.

  • Abortion Rights
  • Trans Feminism
  • Patriarchy Critique
61

Feminists Without Mystique

From a four-day workweek trial to a school dropping “Rainbowland,” the hosts ask who has discretion over their time and who gets to decide what a classroom can say in public.

  • Abortion Rights
  • Trans Feminism
  • Political Participation
62

Just A Girl Podcast

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.

  • Patriarchy Critique
  • Media Representation Critique
  • Emotional Labor
63

Madness Cafe

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.

  • Feminist Psychology
  • Patriarchy Critique
  • Emotional Labor
64

Probably Cancelled Podcast

A self-described Marxist podcast on deep politics and women’s issues, with discussions of economic crisis, Sahelian revolutionary history, and state power that invite scrutiny of its evidence and political claims.

  • Marxist Feminism
  • Capitalism Critique
  • Decolonial Feminism
65

Reply Guys

Reply Guys is a political comedy podcast hosted by Kate Willett and Mohanad Elshieky. Through conversations with journalists, comedians, activists, and left-wing candidates, it connects online misogyny to corporate power, electoral politics, labor, and the media systems that shape public debate.

  • Abortion Rights
  • Political Participation
  • Media Representation Critique
66

The Fat Feminist Witch

The Fat Feminist Witch is a feminist spiritual podcast hosted by Paige Vanderbeck, centered on fat advocacy, witch practice, and cultural critique, exploring the intersection of body politics and modern witchcraft. With a humorous, frank, and critical style, the content covers witchcraft history, feminist magic, religious critique, and cannabis culture.

  • Bodily Autonomy
  • Religious Patriarchy Critique
  • Cultural Critique
67

UnF*ck Your Brain: Feminist Self-Help for Everyone

Kara Loewentheil’s feminist coaching podcast examines self-doubt, social expectations, money and professional identity through the gendered rules listeners internalize.

  • Feminist Self-Help
  • Cognitive Behavioral Training
  • Emotional Labor
68

Women's Media Center Live with Robin Morgan

Women's Media Center Live is hosted by veteran feminist writer and activist Robin Morgan and is affiliated with the Women's Media Center. The show explores feminist politics, culture, and social issues from a global perspective, covering abortion rights, media critique, the climate crisis, immigration policy, and literary creation. Robin brings her deep Second Wave feminist background and critical language to in-depth dialogues with women experts across fields.

  • Abortion Rights
  • Media Representation Critique
  • Political Participation
69

Faith and Feminism

Meghan Tschanz pairs conversations on evangelical purity lessons and Black maternal care to ask whose account of their own body is heard and who can respond.

  • Religious Patriarchy Critique
  • Christian Feminism
  • Spiritual Feminism
70

Feminist Wellness

Feminist Wellness is a podcast hosted by nervous system specialist and life coach Béa Victoria Albina, dedicated to helping women break free from emotional outsourcing, build self-worth, and establish authentic self-care. The show blends feminist psychology, holistic medicine, and neuroscience, exploring how to break people-pleasing patterns, functional freeze, and other adaptive patterns. Victoria provides practical body exercises and cognitive frameworks to help listeners rebuild connections with themselves. The podcast style is warm yet sharp, suitable for women audiences seeking psychological growth and emotional recovery.

  • Bodily Autonomy
  • Ethics of Care
  • Feminist Psychology
71

Your Angry Neighborhood Feminist

Your Angry Neighborhood Feminist is a podcast hosted by intersectional feminist Madigan, focusing on critical issues facing women and society. The show explores historical figures, current events, and cultural phenomena with a sharp perspective, covering topics from British feminism development to American political conspiracy theories and shooting incidents. Madigan challenges mainstream narratives through deep research and personal viewpoints, promoting feminist dialogue. With a frank, critically strong podcast style suitable for audiences interested in gender, power, and social structures.

  • Intersectional Feminism
  • Radical Feminism
  • Cultural Critique
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Feminist Frequency Radio

Hosted by Kat Spada, this independent podcast continues Feminist Frequency’s legacy through conversations about representation, spectatorship and power in popular culture.

  • Media Representation Critique
  • Pop Culture Feminism
  • Fourth Wave Feminism