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Join us as we talk about the impacts of Roe v. Wade, Girls Gone Wild, our Woman of the Week and more. 

There has been a recent movement started to normalize pedophilia as a sexual orientation, tune in to hear more about this subject along with changing mask mandates and former Miss USA 2019 Chelsie Kryst. 

Has human trafficking increased during the pandemic? Tune in to this episode in order to find out more about this topic and others such as restitution, Marie Curie, mental health and abortion. 

Texas will be enacting Senate Bill 8 which allows private citizens rather than the government to sue abortion providers or anyone who helps someone get an abortion. Tune in to listen to the details on this subject and others such as if you are vulnerable to human trafficking and the difference between human trafficking and smuggling. 

Did you know that in Minnesota someone cannot be raped if they voluntarily consumed alcohol before being sexually assaulted? Join us and hear more about this topic, Echo park, kidnapping of Nigerian school children and more.   

While some women fight for the right to drive, others are looking for a seat at the table of law enforcement. Join us as we unpack what liberation and inclusion look like for various people across the globe. 

Exodus Cry led the grassroots movement that may finally see the end of Pornhub and other entities that profit off of pornographic images of trafficking victims. The youth of America are leading by example in utilizing their voices and platforms to bring awareness to the plight of murdered and missing Indigenous women. Tune in to find out more as we discuss female sexuality, apartheid, and much more...

The Boy Scouts of America declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy and are in the midst of a legal action that could threaten the very existence of the iconic, century-old institution. Tune in to find out more and join us as we talk about  Yunieski Carey, menstrual products, our woman of the week and much more.

In the 1970s, a new practice arose that women hated,  but if they did not participate with this practice they risked not being able to provide food for their families.  Tune in to find out more and join us as we talk about abortion, missing children, our woman of the week and much more.

Nearly one hundred years after one of the single deadliest race riots, historians are working to pay respects to its victims. Join us as we talk about the Tulsa Race Riot excavation project, EndSARS protests in Nigeria, and much more.