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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
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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
51

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
52

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
53

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
54

Financial Feminist

Tori Dunlap’s podcast connects saving, debt, investing and financial independence with gender inequality and everyday life.

  • Economic Empowerment
  • Capitalism Critique
  • Workplace Equality
55

Feminist Survival Project

Feminist Survival Project is a podcast hosted by twin sisters Emily and Amelia Nagoski, specifically designed for those who feel exhausted in feminist practice while still constantly doubting themselves. The two hosts are also authors of the bestselling book 'Burnout: The Secret to Unlocking the Stress Cycle.' The show focuses on stress cycles, nervous system regulation, trauma recovery, and emotional labor, combining psychological research with personal experiences to help listeners find ways to survive in patriarchal society. Its style is warm, frank, and insightful.

  • Emotional Labor
  • Ethics of Care
  • Feminist Psychology
56

Unladylike

Unladylike is a podcast hosted by feminist Cristen Conger, focusing on fringe issues of modern female identity. With the motto 'Where feminism meets fringe,' the show deeply analyzes myths, chaos, and media narratives shaping contemporary women (and non-traditional female identities). Content covers bisexual impostor syndrome, tall girl psychology, gun culture, contraception controversies, and other social hot topics, combining deep research with critical perspectives to challenge mainstream gender discourse. With a sharp, knowledge-dense style suitable for audiences interested in intersectional feminism, cultural criticism, and social structures.

  • Intersectional Feminism
  • Media Representation Critique
  • Fourth Wave Feminism
57

Burn It All Down

From WNBA bargaining over childcare to debates about transgender youth in school sport, Burn It All Down follows who writes the rules that determine participation.

  • Sports Equality
  • Intersectional Feminism
  • Race and Gender
58

How to care for the people who take care of us

Ai-jen Poo follows care from a trip to choir practice to agreements about working hours, asking how both recipients and workers can make decisions about their own time.

  • Care Economy
  • Domestic Labor
  • Labor Rights
59

Land and Indigenous Feminist Resurgences

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson remembers seeing a Mohawk spokesperson on television, then follows phone trees, street reporting and migrating eels to ask how movements build relationships over time.

  • Indigenous Feminism
  • Decolonial Feminism
  • Social Movements
60

Bai Yu and Lai Fu: What Makes a Male Feminist?

Yuan Li’s conversation examines domestic planning, rewards for male allies and women’s anger, asking what changes after a claim to support equality.

  • Gender Roles
  • Anti-Sexual Violence
  • Social Movements
61

Gioconda Belli: Women in Literature

This Las Recias portrait asks how women become literary subjects, connecting Belli's bodily experience, political commitments and exile to the conditions of writing.

  • Women's Literature
  • Women's Writing
  • Latin American Feminism
62

Daughter of the Clouds

Fatma's story connects the choice to wear a head covering with residence, professional recognition and care, challenging a simple test of Muslim women's freedom.

  • Migration
  • Immigrant Identity
  • Religion and Gender
63

The Hunter and the Prey

Le Cœur sur la table’s sixth episode questions fixed pursuit-and-refusal roles and asks how a culture of consent changes desire’s scripts.

  • Sexual Politics
  • Rape Culture Critique
  • Gender Socialization
64

Praia dos Ossos

Branca Vianna’s Brazilian documentary podcast examines how respectability, media and feminist organizing shape whose life receives public protection.

  • Latin American Feminism
  • Violence Against Women
  • Social Movements
65

Feminist Erotica

Start with episode 2.3 on bisexual self-recognition, multiple pen names and creative labor, connecting erotic expression to identity, privacy and material conditions.

  • Bodily Autonomy
  • Women's Writing
  • Gender Politics
66

De eso no se habla

Isabel Cadenas Cañón connects inherited silences with gender, memory and the conditions of being heard through Spanish audio documentary.

  • Oral History
  • Historical Context
  • Cultural Critique
67

Stochastic Volatility

Stochastic Volatility is a leading Chinese podcast hosted by three female media professionals: Fu Shiye, Zhang Zhiqi, and Leng Jianguo. Started in 2020, it has become one of the most influential cultural podcasts in China. The show covers a wide range of topics including feminism, social issues, literature, and cinema, always through a critical and feminist lens. The hosts are known for their intellectual depth, empathy, and ability to connect personal experiences with broader structural issues.

  • Feminist Theory
  • Cultural Critique
  • Social Movements
68

Decolonizing Sex

In her second conversation on All My Relations, Kim TallBear develops critical polyamory through co-parenting, land allotment, and short poems. She asks how obligations to partners, kin, places, and other beings fit into a life.

  • Indigenous Feminism
  • Decolonial Feminism
  • Sexuality
69

Surplus Value

Zhang Zhiqi, Fu Shiye and Huang Yue discuss culture, journalism and everyday life through questions of gender, work and public debate.

  • Feminist Theory
  • Women's Work
  • Cultural Critique
70

Fifty Feminist States

Amelia Hruby interviews feminist organizers and artists around the United States. Episodes on Nebraska birth work and Washington, D.C., school drinking water show how local rules and institutions shape who can get care.

  • Intersectional Feminism
  • Reproductive Autonomy
  • Black Feminism
71

Un podcast à soi

Charlotte Bienaimé combines testimony, research and literature, from offices to farms, asking whose labor and knowledge count.

  • Workplace Inequality
  • Gender Roles
  • Intersectional Feminism
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Les Couilles sur la table

French interviews examine how masculine recognition and workplace authority sustain unequal power.

  • Gender Roles
  • Patriarchy Critique
  • Workplace Inequality