This episode, we're celebrating International Women's Day with special guest Megan Price, owner of artist cooperative SWALK Creative and proud member of the Manchester Women's Institute. Here Megan and Hannah discuss supporting female artists, the power of female friendship, the W.I. and their involvement with Manchester Pride Festival, tackling period poverty, some feminist reads and Megan's current feminist anthem. PLUS we see the episode out with Lauran Hibberd's 'What Girls Want'.

Your Monday just got feminist-y-er! Episode #9 is up and out and ready so get listening.

Are you ready to learn your socks off about the People's Vote, the Ugandan government's misogynist tourism plan, Sainsbury's 'Welcome All Boobs' campaign, why kids of same-sex couples might ace their school exams, The 4% Challenge, pro-choice campaigns in not one but two countries, and how feminism took over America's State of the Union??? 

Thanks to special guest Julia Maclachlan of Not My Breakfast: Dispatches from Brexit Briatin. (https://dispatchesfrombrexitbritain.home.blog/)

This episode also features the revolutionary story of total badass Qui Jin, as told by Nina.

And we close with a rip-roaring tune 'Blueheart' from LUCIA. 

Hannah and Nina love books, and feminism, and talking A LOT. So they've combined all three into That's What She Read and for the first episode, Hannah and Nina discuss Feminists Don't Wear Pink and Other Lies, curated by Scarlett Curtis. 

This episode Hannah and Nina celebrate the landmark law to make upskirting illegal (big up Gina Martin), the first transgender member of Bangladesh's government, the importance of thinking you're dead hot, Jameela Jamil taking down the Avon's anti-dimple regime, a 10 Year Challenge with a twist in Turkey, and new Instagram obsession @awardsforgoodboys. 

They also discuss links between mental health and music and how a certain world leader is rolling back more of Barack Obama's work ensuring equal rights for transgender people in America.

It's Hannah's turn to tell us the story of a badass woman from history, who this time is Ada Lovelace, the first computer programmer.

Closing the episode, we've got another musical treat. So stick around to hear Matilda Eyre's beautiful track 'The Calling'.

Tune in to for a global hopping tour as we discuss a human chain to protect women's rights in India, sex workers in Paris coming together to protect themselves, Golden Globe highlights, empowering nude artwork from Leeds, an end to secret divorces in Saudi Arabia, a long old chat about body hair, and a harassment case within the Scottish government.

It's Nina's turn to tell us a tale, and this time it's all about Doria Shafik, the amazing Egyptian feminist whose actions directly led to the passing of votes for women in her home country.

PLUS we have a bonus treat of song 'Not What I Thought' from Canadian musician and activist Amaal. 

For our last episode of 2018, it's Hannah's tun to tell the story of a badass woman from history, who this time is Khutulun, aka the warrior princess, the wrestler princess, the princess of - you guessed it - 10,000 horses.

Hannah and Nina also reflect on the accessibility of #MeToo, celebrate the first transgender Miss Universe contestant, shout about bloody good periods, discuss the connection between psychology and gender, discover a feminist utopia in northern Syria, tell you about ten formidable women [as seen in Stylist Magazine], unexpected drag queens, the Emmeline Pankhurst statue, and what six-year-olds would vote for.

All of this topped off with your listener stories!

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