Stuff Mom Never Told You

Two of the co-leaders of the Asian American Feminist Collective join us to discuss how to advocate and be an activist.

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Anney and Samantha round-up female candidates running in current elections in the US and discuss some trends and the state of women in politics.

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Anney and Samantha have a conversation around media representation and the messy line between representing reality and keeping the status quo in place.

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Anney and Samantha go to bat for the history of women and girls in America's pastime baseball, including the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. This one is a homerun.

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In the past few decades, the animal care industry has experienced one of the largest gendered shifts of any field, ever. Anney and Samantha dig into why that it is what it means.

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Sex words, why so silly? And a discussion of the complicated nature of writing about sexual assault.

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For this Feminist Movie Friday Anney and Samantha discuss the Netflix film The Old Guard, immortality, representation in action and comic book movies, anti-heroines, and Samantha's crush Charlize Theron. Bonus discussion of While You Were Sleeping and Rogue One.

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Past host of the show and host of the new podcast There Are No Girls on the Internet Bridget Todd talks about her new show, the danger of not listening to women and marginalized voices about their experiences online, and how the people behind those voices are the lifeblood of technology and the internet.

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As back to school approaches, Anney and Samantha talk about what that means for teachers, students and parents during a pandemic.

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In this edition of Female Firsts, Yves shares the story of Lucy Hicks Anderson, considered the first trans person to fight for transgender rights in court, and further the first Black American trans woman to be put on trial for her identity.

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