Feminist Money

Join us for Episode 22 of Feminist Money as we discuss:

1. Feature: What Virginia Giuffre’s memoir, Nobody’s Girl, shares about money and power.
2. Research: Couples are moving in together more quickly due to rising cost of living pressures.
3. Campaign: The Reclaim the Night protests taking place in the run-up to the United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women in November.
4. International: Iceland marks 50 years since the 1975 Women’s Strike, which led to national social change and helped close gender gaps.
5. Pop Culture: We enjoy the new Lily Allen album and how it makes art and royalty cheques from heartbreak.

About the show: 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 21 of Feminist Money as we discuss:

1. Feature: We examine the recent practice of betting on the menstrual cycles of professional athletes in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA).
2. Research: The impact of having kids on women’s income, based on long-form national pay statistics in the UK, underscoring the reality of the motherhood penalty.
3. Relationships: We discuss Australian singer Sia’s divorce, and the court claim her ex has made for an eye-watering $250,000 a month in spousal support.
4. Pop Culture: The Victoria Beckham documentary and what it reveals about her fashion business journey, from not making a profit to battling to become part of brand Beckham.

About the show: 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 20 of Feminist Money as we discuss:

1. Feature: Our feature story looks at the very different views of Dave Ramsey vs Kevin O’Leary when it comes to pre-nups or financial agreements before marriage.
2. Research: Our research story looks at the desire of young people to have credit scores included in dating app profiles.
3. International: For our international story, we look at New Mexico and its groundbreaking move to make all childcare free.
4. Pop Culture: And our pop culture story examines Celebrity Traitors and peeks into the personal finances of some of the celebrities taking part.

About the show: 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 19 of Feminist Money as we discuss:

1. Feature: Our feature story, which looks at attempts in Australia by tech companies to covertly steal the work of our artists.
2. Research: We’ll follow that up with our research story, which looks at what new research reveals about the increasing number of older women retiring into poverty.
3. International: For our international story, we look at the systems of aid that see women at risk of economic abuse, including in Gaza.
4. Pop Culture: And for our pop culture story, we look at Nicole Kidman’s divorce and its financial impact.

About the show: 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 18 of Feminist Money as we discuss:

1. Feature: Our feature story looks at the new imposter syndrome, the ‘superwoman’ and her influence at work and beyond.
2. Research: Our research story looks at the ‘tipping point’ for gender pay gaps and what it reveals about how companies approach pay rates for women.
3. International: For our international story, we’ll look at the latest UN Women Gender Snapshot report and learn when gender economic equity is predicted to be achieved.
4. Pop Culture: Our pop culture story examines former New Zealand Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern’s experience of working Mum guilt.

About the show: 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 17 of Feminist Money as we discuss:

1. Feature: Our feature story focuses on misogyny in the music industry and how it impacts the women who help write, produce and play the music we love.
2. International: The hills are alive with the sound of music as Austrian rebel nuns fight back to return to their convent home.
3. Pop Culture: Emmy Awards wins by women over 50 and what that says about ageism and gender in Hollywood right now.  
4. Feminist you should know: Queen Rania of Jordan.

About the show: 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 16 of Feminist Money as we discuss:

1. Feature: We’re focused on teachers and their increasing rates of workplace stress as they continue to raise the next generation in our classrooms.

2. International: The ongoing threats that Rosie O’Donnell is facing down, which are coming from one of the most powerful men in the world.

3. The Rich: Career advice from one of the wealthiest women on TV, the eminent Judge Judy Scheindlin, via the Good Hang podcast with Amy Poehler.

4. Pop Culture: The recent Hurricane Katrina documentary and the government’s decision after the hurricane to fire their teachers, the public educators who survived the storm but not the aftermath.

5. Feminist you should know: Michaela Coel on turning down $1 million from Netflix for I May Destroy You.

About the show: 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 15 of Feminist Money as we discuss:

1. Feature: Our feature story explores the cost of medical misogyny in denying women early diagnosis, including for endometriosis.
2. International: We cover the Danish Prime Minister’s apology to the women of Greenland for forced past contraception practices.
3. The Rich: “Proud nepo baby” Chloe Mallee made US Vogue editor, replacing Anna Wintour.
4. Pop Culture: We look at the best-selling book and brand new film, The Thursday Murder Club, which shows how ageism women face is fast becoming out of date.
5. Feminist you should know: Helen Mirren of the Academy Award winning The Queen performance.

About the show: 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 of Feminist Money as we discuss:

1. Feature: Our feature story looks at the tiny home building experiment that could be a solution to the rising homelessness being experienced by women.
2. International: The experience of Lisa Cook as Governor of the US Federal Reserve, who US President Donald Trump has attempted to fire.
3. Pop Culture: Sally Rooney: The Irish author of Normal People and her decision to use the earnings of her work to support Palestine.
4. Feminist you should know: Huda Sha’arawi of the Egyptian feminist movement.

About the show: 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 of Feminist Money as we discuss:

1. Feature: Our feature story examines the change to have paid placements, helping tackle placement poverty that many students face, particularly for female-dominated professions.
2. International: We look at the situation for women in Afghanistan today based on UN Women data, marking four years since the Taliban took over Afghanistan.
3. Pop Culture: We take a moment to discuss Taylor Swift’s recent comments on buying back her Master records.
4. Feminist you should know: Beatrice Faust, the founder of the Women’s Electoral Lobby in Australia.

About the show: 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.