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Caitlyn Jenner is seen as the most famous trans person in theworld.
With an impressive history as an incredible athlete, and aborn entertainer, she has positioned herself politically on precarious and almost nonsensical ground.
Does her fame equate to likeability? Is she an advocate for trans rights? Or is she a wolf in sheep’s clothing?
Spoiler alert, she recently said of Donald Trump, “I loveeverything he’s doing.”
Cover art by Kitty Sopow
Music by Nolan Kelly
Netflix just released a new rendition of John Steinbeck’s “Eastof Eden.” And Cathy, a central character, seems to be the epitome of every single that could be wrong with a woman.
Is Steinbeck right? Is Cathy the absolute worst female villain imaginable? Or is she just a woman who knows what shewants and takes action outside of expected gender roles. And why is being a “whore” the biggest dis possible?
Cover art by Kitty Sopow
Music by Nolan Kelly
***TRIGGER WARNING: THIS EPISODE DISCUSSES SEXUAL ASSAULT***
There’s an update on the Christa Pike execution. Spoiler alert, she’s alive, but it’s not because anyone in power spared her life. Are we still fans of the death penalty? Is this karma? Why can’t we kill people on purpose?
And, all over the news this week, a woman from CornellUniversity alleges horrible sexual assault by not one, not two, but seven men. What role does drinking/drugs haveon rape claims? What’s up with college campuses, frat houses, and sexual assault? How should the accusation been handled by the university, police, and prosecutors? And can we stop slut shaming already?
Music by Nolan Kelly
Cover art by Kitty Sopow
There’s an update on the Lindsay Clancy case. Netflix’s Monster covers Lizzie Borden, featuring Aileen Wournos, and Christine visit the infamous Aileen Wournos bar in Daytona Beach. Plus, Christa Pike is set to be the first woman executed in over 200 years in Tennessee.
Does Lindsay have a shot at freedom? Is a mashup of Lizzie and Aileen all it’s cracked up to be? Should an 18 year oldbe put to death?
Music by Nolan Kelly
Cover art by Kitty Sopow
This case has taken the world by storm with conversations about mothers, postpartum health, fathers, mental health professionals, and jurors.
When three children lose their lives at the hands of theirmother, who can we blame, if not her? And what does her punishment say about what we value morally, legally,socially?
This episode reaches beyond the typical question of being wrong, tho, and reaches what listeners may seem as a surprising conclusion by host, Christine Kiefer.
Cover Art by Kitty Sopow
Music by Nolan Kelly
***TRIGGER WARNING*** THIS EPISODE DISCUSSES THE MURDER OF CHILDREN
You laughed at her, shared a meme, wondered what in the world is going on here when Ray Gun bombed at the 2024 Olympics.
But what's behind this story? After watching the Netflix documentary, "Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly," I have thoughts!
Cover art by Kitty Sopow
Music by Nolan Kelly
You might know this story, but this is a must listen!
Featured in the documentary, “Tell Them You Love Me,” Anna and Derek fall in love. But Derek is a disabled, nonverbal man. Did Anna unlock his ability to communicate? Did she give Derek a much needed gift of autonomy and confidence? Or did she allow her delusions to lead to preying on an innocent victim?
This is the strangest story told on this podcast yet!
Music by Nolan Kelly
Cover art by Kitty Sopow
You know the story of the woman who cut off her husband's man parts and threw them out the window. But did you know what John Wayne Bobbitt was accused of? And why he alluded a conviction?
In this episode, host Christine Kiefer unpacks the reasons both of these people were found not guilty, and the backdrop of feminist movements leading up to the fateful day in 1993.
Cover art by Kitty Sopow
Music by Nolan Kelly
***TRIGGER WARNING*** THIS EPISODE DISCUSSES SEXUAL ASSAULT AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Sure, maybe she played a part in her husband's murder, but does she deserve to die for it? And does your answer change when you realize the gender stereotypes used at her trial? Are we really still asking women, "But what were you wearing?"
In this episode, host Christine Kiefer unpacks the behind the scenes legal concepts that lead to a surprising recent Supreme Court case.
Cover Art by Kitty Sopow
Music by Nolan Kelly
Was she wrong or misunderstood?
If you think you know the story of Aileen Wuornos, think again. In this episode of Was She Wrong Tho?, host Christine Kiefer takes a deep dive not only into Aileen's life, but the legal and societal factors working against Aileen before and after she was arrested for killing 7 men.
You don't want to miss this one, Part Two of Two.
***TRIGGER WARNING*** This episode discusses child physical and sexual abuse, and sexual assault
Cover art by Kitty Sopow
Music by Nolan Kelly
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