Meng-Yu Yan came in to chat about their first solo exhibition OCCULERE, on until June 17 at Dominik Mersch Gallery.

We talked about the implications of the Manchester attack.

We also talked about Nasty Women, Roxane Gay and misogyny in the music industry.

This just in:

- the fashion industry is still terrible
- the male romper is the must have item for the summer
- Chelsea Manning has been released from military prison
- Solange has penned a beautiful letter to to her 17 year old self

We spoke to Melbourne sextet Sugar Fed Leopards about playing guitar with boobs, and their current album tour.

Connie from The Connie Experience chatted to us on Agenda about infantalisation and plastic bags. She also debuted her new track, Adult Sexual Baby.

Before that, we talked about how Trumpcare is terrifyingly mirroring The Handmaid's Tale.

This week in -#~\F*e*M*i*N*i*S*m/~#-

We also spoke to Melbourne-based documentary photographer Alana Holmberg about her current exhibition 'Resist Laughter', on now at Special Group Studios until May 17th.

AND we announced our BIG NEWS - our experimental, interactive panel event as part of Vivid Ideas - 'Contemporary Art, Feminism and the Internet'. Get tickets here!

Today we talked about the ethical implications of an artificial womb - what that means as a human, as an employee and for your reproductive rights. We also looked at the blockbuster new development in the sex tech industry; a sex robot who can never say no.

Angela Goh, Matt Cornell and Sezzo Snot joined us in the studio to talk about The Big Bounce happening tonight at PACT.

Is "diversity" a white word? Read Tania Cañas' article here.

Alice Joel from Down / Under Space and Manuela Leigh from For Film's Sake came in to chat about the Play Your Gender screening, Women in Electronic Music showcase and the opening of CACHE coming up on Thursday night at Freda's. Details here!

We also played great new tracks from Squidgenini and Heart People ❤️

Today we talked about the politics and origins of 'self care'. Take the self-care test here.

We also talked to Ineke Dane and Shireen Taweel about Know Your Neighbour, on at The Lock-Up until April 23rd.

Shireen's solo exhibition, 'Translated Roots', is currently on at Verge Gallery.

Never to shy away from the big questions, we asked "is Kendrick's new song feminist?" Decide for yourself and check out the film clip here.

This week in Feminism:
- Women in Australia are earning 16 cents less to the dollar than their male counterparts. But you can get a proportionate discount on your travel insurance!
- Trans visibility day was yesterday
- The first International Women's Day was on Monday
- Feminism of Farc

We also chatted to Zoe Wong about lesbian death tropes on screen and her work in Standing, on at Gaffa Gallery until April 10.