Feminist Money, the money program for feminists who want change. In this show, our focus is on money and ensuring that 50% of the population has more equal access to money and the power and freedom of choice it brings.

Join us for Episode 14 as we discuss:

1. Tiny homes: The tiny home building experiment that could be a solution to the rising homelessness being experienced by women.

2. Trump’s “you’re fired” threats: examining the experience of Lisa Cook, governor of the US Federal Reserve, who US President Donald Trump has attempted to fire.

3. Sally Rooney: The Irish author of Normal People and her decision to use the earnings of her work to support Palestine.

4. A Feminist you should know: Huda Sha’arawi of the Egyptian feminist movement.

Feminist Money, the money program for feminists who want change. In this show, our focus is on money and ensuring that 50% of the population has more equal access to money and the power and freedom of choice it brings.

Join us for Episode 13 as we discuss:

1. Placement payments: the change to have paid placements, helping tackle placement poverty that many students face, particularly for female-dominated professions.
2. Afghanistan women today: thanks to data from UN Women, we look at the situation for women in Afghanistan today, four years since the Taliban took over Afghanistan.
3. Taylor Swift masters win: We take a moment to discuss Taylor Swift’s recent comments on buying back her Master records.
4. A Feminist you should know: Beatrice Faust, the founder of the Women’s Electoral Lobby in Australia.

Feminist Money, the money podcast for feminists who want change. Join us as we discuss:

• The Feminist City: Is the Swedish city of Umeå a feminist utopia?
• We Won’t Go Back Women’s March: Why are women rallying for feminist causes before the USA election?
• Antigua and Barbuda Laws Challenged: Why are colonial laws still governing abortion access?
• Feminist you should know: Merle Thornton.

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Feminist Money, the money podcast for feminists who want change. Join us as we discuss:

• End of Women’s Equality Party: Why is the Women’s Equality Party facing a final sunset?
• American Presidential Election Incoming: Is America ready for its first woman President?
• See the Person not the Stereotype: What is the impact of ageism for women?  
• Feminist you should know: Lilly Ledbetter.

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Unlock the power of Feminist Money, we dive into some of the hottest topics shaping the financial landscape for women today. Join us on the Feminist Money podcast as we discuss:

• Philippines Seeks Divorce: Is it time for the Philippines to embrace consciously uncoupling?
• Russia’s Cancelling Cat Ladies: Why do we fear women who don’t have children?
• Thank You for Banking with Us! Why is a Palestinian filmmaker taking on gender inequality?
• Win for the week: Accelerate Action on International Women’s Day

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Join Feminist Money as we dive into some of the hottest topics shaping the financial landscape for women today. On the Feminist Money podcast we discuss:

• New Zealand Navy Captain Trolled: Why does the gender of a navy captain matter?
• Afghanistan’s Fear of Women Speaking: Do you know what is happening to women in Afghanistan right now?
• Dutch Campaign for Witches Monument: how do you feel about a memorial to witches?
• Win for the week: UN International Women’s Day (IWD) 2025 March Forward theme

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Feminist Money News: Mexico’s First Female President, Kate Barr Can’t Win, Campaign Job Share Politician, Win for Parents’ Retirement

Unlock the power of Feminist Money, we dive into some of the hottest topics shaping the financial landscape for women today. Join us on the Feminist Money podcast as we discuss:

• Mexico’s First Female President: Will Mexico’s first female President lead to better outcomes for women?
• Kate Barr Can’t Win: Should you run for election with the certainty that you can’t win?
• Campaign Job Share Politician: Can you job share as a politician?
• Win for the week: Win for Parents Retirement

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Feminist Money News: Latin American female leaders hailed, Feminist Governor General regaled & MONA feminist artwork assailed

Unlock the power of Feminist Money, we dive into some of the hottest topics shaping the financial landscape for women today. Join us on the Feminist Money podcast as we discuss:

• Latin American female leaders hailed: Mexico’s next female President will most likely be a woman, a change of power and the role of female leadership.
• Feminist Governor General regaled: A new female Governor General for Australia who values gender economy equity.
• MONA feminist artwork assailed: Can art show society’s gender dynamics in action?

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A review of the financial feminist news making headlines as of 19 March 2024. Each week in this series, you can expect news items making headlines for a financial and feminist breakdown.

This week’s episode provides a financial feminist news breakdown of stories, including: Ireland "mother's duties in the home" vs career, Argentina abortion access fear, Mel B house win cheer.

Not sure how these stories relate to finances or feminism? Check out the podcast for our breakdown. You can find out more about our sources for each story below: Aussie parents to earn retirement quids, Nigerian children’s art gallery making future bids, Lily Allen speaks out on career vs kids.

• 9 Mar 24 – Al Jazeera – Varadkar concedes defeat in Ireland’s referendum on family, women’s roles
• 10 Mar 24 – The Guardian – Irish voters overwhelmingly reject proposed changes to constitution
• 9 Mar 24 – Politico – Irish voters reject bid to rewrite constitution’s view of women and family
• 18 Mar 24 – The Guardian – ‘The stigma has returned’: abortion access in turmoil in Javier Milei’s Argentina
• 9 Mar 24 – Le Monde – In Argentina, feminists and LGBT groups challenge Javier Milei
• 2024 – Human Rights Watch – Argentina Events of 2023
• 12 Mar 24 – BBC News – Mel B on moving back in with her mum after 'abusive marriage left her powerless'
• 10 Feb 24 – The Independent – Mel B celebrates buying new home with own money after leaving abusive relationship

If you’re feeling inspired by the news stories you hear, please be aware that they’re our personal take on news stories rather than professional advice, so it might be worth checking in with a licensed financial professional. We’ve linked existing resources coordinated by different organisations, including the register of financial advisors, alongside some financial education and support services that could be useful to you, depending on your circumstances.

A review of the financial feminist news making headlines as of 14 March 2024. Each week in this series, you can expect news items making headlines for a financial and feminist breakdown.

This week’s episode provides a financial feminist news breakdown of stories, including: Aussie parents to earn retirement quids, Nigerian children’s art gallery making future bids, Lily Allen speaks out on career vs kids.

Not sure how these stories relate to finances or feminism? Check out the podcast for our breakdown. You can find out more about our sources for each story below:

• 7 Mar 24 – SBS News – Parents to have super paid on parental leave in move set to benefit 180,000 families a year
• 7 Mar 24 – ABC News – Super to be added to paid parental leave from next year
• Feb 22 – Workplace Gender Equality Agency – Australia’s gender equality scorecard
• 13 Mar 24 – The Guardian – Palette to paycheck: the Lagos gallery helping children make a living from their art
• 14 May 24 – Business Day – Children artists on the rise
• 10 Jan 23 – Maddox Gallery – There is a staggering $192 billion gender gap in the art world, but is change coming?
• 2 May 19 – The Smithsonian – Wealth Is a Strong Predictor of Whether an Individual Pursues a Creative Profession
• 14 Mar 24 – Cosmopolitan – "Lily Allen says having kids ruined her career – as a mother, I think she has a point"
• 13 Mar 24 – CBS News – Can women really "have it all"? Lily Allen says kids "ruined" career, highlighting that challenge
• 20 Feb 24 – Radio Times – The Radio Times Podcast: Series Five
• 24 Jan 24 – ABC Australia – What is the motherhood penalty, and how big is it?

If you’re feeling inspired by the news stories you hear, please be aware that they’re our personal take on news stories rather than professional advice, so it might be worth checking in with a licensed financial professional. We’ve linked existing resources coordinated by different organisations, including the register of financial advisors, alongside some financial education and support services that could be useful to you, depending on your circumstances.