Bonus episode! We talk to Dr Ben Hine about the current debate surrounding the Gender Recognition Act. Trans women threaten the rights of cis women - Fact or bull?
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Gender is purely a social construct - Fact or Bull? Keon and Natasha get deep into the nuance with Dr Ben Hine, Senior Lecturer at University of West London and co-founder of the Coalition for Men & Boys. Warning - Also contains some terrible singing!
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‘The fashion industry oppresses women - Fact or Bull? Keon and Natasha speak with fashion historian and broadcaster Amber Butchart, discussing sustainability, feminism’s relationship with fashion and MC Hammer’s crotch!’
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Smacking children does them no harm - Fact or bull? Amidst discussions over whether it’s right for smacking to be made illegal, Keon and Natasha debate with parenting expert Sue Atkins (and Keon has an inadvertent therapy session).
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Are all politicians self-serving power monsters? It can certainly seem like it. In this episode, former Labour MP Luciana Berger joins Natasha and Keon to explain why she believes that’s bull. She also talks about her decision to leave Labour over lack of stance of Brexit & antisemitism, as well as giving some no holds barred opinions on Jeremy Corbyn as well as the current Prime Minister, Boris Johnson
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Natasha & Dr Keon are back for a new season of Fact or Bull. In this episode they ask will Britain really leave the EU? Was Prince Harry right to call out our unconscious racist bias? And most importantly - Should you lie to your children about Father Christmas?
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Natasha takes on those who blame societies ills on social media and reminds us about the difference between correlation and causation.
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Natasha takes on the backlash against mental health awareness campaigns arguing that, when it comes to stigma, our job is very far from done.
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Natasha takes on people who use the term ‘snowflake’ and the editor of the Daily Star in this rant about children’s mental health...
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Natasha gets it all off her (sizeable) chest in these series of bite sized podlets. First up - weight discrimination. When did everyone decide it’s okay to bully fat people as a result of ‘concern’ for their ‘health’?
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