Sheila discusses the fallout which resulted in the show leaving our previous radio station. And then the women celebrate each other and show what it's like for women to support each other instead of tearing each other down!

The girls welcome Hurricane Jenne to the cast and also visit with Eda Easter, the editor in chief of "Last Girls Club". We talk about being Final Girls. Be sure to stick around for hour 2, where it really gets good and emotional!

The girls welcome 3x Canadian Female Blues Vocalist of the Year, Miss Emily, to the show for an incredibly emotional and heartfelt episode. We talk about femininity, recovery from abuse, empowerment, and what it's like being a woman in the business. You'll have your heartstrings pulled and you'll get to hear three great tracks from an incredible blues performer. This was an extraordinary live show that you'll want to listen to again and again.

The girls welcome Sheila's sister, Rachel Kemp, VP of Patient Care at a Level 1 Trauma Center. We talk about women in medicine as well as exploring Sheila's background just a little more.

The girls welcome Ava Val, a stand-up comic from Toronto, to the show. We talk about comedy, women in history, and what it means to be a woman.

Sheila, Abby, Cim, Morgan and Mary welcome Jenne Lennon onto the show to talk about composing and arranging music for films and what it's like working with Jennifer Reeder. We also talk about classical music. MoMo regales us with the story of the Divine Nine in honor of Black History Month.

It's a Girls' Club show, with Sheila, Cim, Morgan and Abby welcoming our new member, Mary Bengtsson AKA The Salty Historian. We talk about current events, the fact that people are shitting in golden toilets, and various other facets of womanhood.

Sheila, Abby, Cim and Morgan welcome Jessica Greiff, co-host of the Friendly Atheist podcast for a wonderful chat full of laughs, about religion, the separation of church and state, current events, the state of women in the world, and literally whatever the hell else came to our minds.

The girls welcome author April Ajoy to the show to talk about her book "Star-Spangled Jesus: Leaving Christian Nationalism and Finding a True Faith". We talk about current events and their relationship to Christian Nationalism, White Supremacy and Womanhood.

Sheila, Lisa, Evey, Morgan, Cim and new Hurricane Girl Abby welcome award-winning, Billlboard charting artist Flamy Grant to the show! We talk about music, their career and what it's like to be different in a world that insists on conformity.