Capitalism Critique

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. With a sharp, theory-dense style suitable for audiences with deep interest in feminist theory and gender politics, it has a Spotify rating of 4.0 (71 reviews) and serves as an important voice in academic feminist podcasting.

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.

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.

Women on the Line is an Australian feminist current affairs podcast co-produced by multiple hosts, focusing on global gender justice, colonial critique, and community action. Presented in radio news format, the content covers Palestinian decolonial movements, public housing struggles, tech hegemony critique, and ecofeminist practice. With a serious, critically strong style emphasizing marginalized community voices and cross-cultural women's experiences. Spotify rating of 5.0 (5 reviews), representative in Australia's progressive broadcasting network.

Financial Feminist is a podcast hosted by financial expert Tori Dunlap, aimed at helping women achieve financial freedom in a world dominated by wealthy white men. With the motto 'fight the patriarchy by getting rich,' the show combines solo episodes with guest interviews to share practical strategies for earning, saving, investing, and building financial confidence. Tori is also the founder of Her First $100K, dedicated to women's financial education and empowerment. The podcast releases full episodes every Monday and mini-episodes every other Thursday, covering entrepreneurship, debt management, retirement planning, financial psychology, and more. Highly rated at 4.7 stars with 6,228 reviews, it's beloved by listeners seeking financial transformation.