Salty Women

* content warning: if issues of misogyny and violence are triggering for you  - then please take care of yourselves and skip this episode, we'll see you next time. *

In this weeks episode of the Salty Women podcast Athena and Hannah discuss burnout in women, misogyny in the police and agree that they've got no more f***s to give.

The book up for debate this week is Nora Ephron's I Feel Bad About My Neck: And Other Thoughts On Being A Woman

This week the Salty Women are joined by Caroline Hunt, the Equal Opportunities Spokesperson for the Women’s Equality Party  and ex-secondary school teacher, so the perfect guest to talk about all things Education! 

 Book of the week this week is the somewhat controversial’Some Kids I Taught and What They Taught Me’ by Kate Clanchy. 

Trigger warning, brief references to violence against women.

In this episode of the Salty Women podcast Athena and Hannah dissect the anatomy of an apology and own the fact that they are #sorrynotsorry.

The feminist book up for debate this week is The Good Mother by Sue Miller.

In this episode of the Salty Women podcast Athena and Hannah unpick their relationships to failure, gender equality in space and globe artichokes. Welcome back!

The feminist book up for debate this week is The Power by Naomi Adlerman.

Flying solo this week our Salty Woman Athena Stevens offers her viewpoint on the recent allegations surrounding actor/producer Noel Clarke.

In this episode of the Salty Women podcast Athena and Hannah dig into the thorny issues of haircuts, elections and living at half mast. 
The feminist book up for debate this week is Deborah Frances White's 'The Guilty Feminist'.

Season Two. In the opening episode of this season's Salty Women podcast Athena and Hannah muse on the last four months, forthcoming elections and the cake v cookie debate.
Oh and they start their Feminist Book Club. Up for dissection this week is Bernardine Evaristo's 'Girl, Woman, Other.'

CW:
Please note that this episode contains discussions about gendered violence including discussions of specific cases. Please take  care of your yourselves.

In this remarkable episode of the Salty Women podcast Athena and Hannah talk to Tabitha Morton, Deputy Leader of the Women's Equality Party.  

In the shadow of International Women's Day they talk fear, upset and anger.

In our last episode of 2020 Athena & Hannah discuss what they would’ve done differently this year if they’d known what was coming... #2020Vision. They also crown their ‘7 Deadly Feminists’ as a way of saying thank you to the women who’ve done awesome things this year despite everything they personally and/or the country has faced.