Adamant Eve

In honour of Canada abolishing the tampon tax, this episode of Adamant Eve is dedicated to a casual discussion about periods as a way of opening up the taboo on the subject.

We sit down with comedians Adrienne Fish, Celeste Lampa and Clare Belford to discuss what the stand-up scene is like for women in comedy today.

On this episode we’re talking about the history of eugenics in Alberta. We talk to Amy Samson, postdoctoral fellow from the department of sociology at the University of Alberta, about some of the details of this history.

On this episode of Adamant Eve, we turn our female gaze onto the world of media. First up, we take on Hollywood’s latest woman centred offering, The Other Woman, starring Cameron Diaz & Leslie Mann. Then, a closer examination of women in the Fourth Estate as we interview Emma Kent, a University of Alberta graduate, who […]

Adamant Eve interviews self-identified indigenous feminist Emily Riddle, about the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women. Join the University of Alberta Campus Memorial March for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women on February 14th at noon at Pembina Hall, to commemorate the lives of women no longer with us, and demand justice.