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Witches, Bitches, and Sluts episodes
- TRAILER: Who Wins When A Woman Becomes A Slur?
Trailer for the podcast Witches, Bitches, and Sluts. A podcast that investigates when women are labeled and why.
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Written, produced, hosted, and edited by Xtina Rose. Music by Stephen Mexler and Xtina Rose.
3 min - The Story Behind the Labels
Witches, Bitches, and Sluts — the labels history hands women it's decided are a threat. In this trailer, host Xtina Rose explains why the show goes past the story itself into the research behind why these labels stick, and shares the personal reason this project matters to her.
Launching Monday, August 10! New episodes every Monday.
Support the show
- Follow us on Instagram for research graphics, photos, episode announcements and more.
- Works Cited and Photo Attribution for each episode can be found on our website.
- For collabs, sponsorship, and inquiries, contact us at [email protected]
- Music by Stephen Mexler
3 min
About Witches, Bitches, and Sluts
From the publisher's feed
Witch. Bitch. Slut. These are just a sample of the many names women have been called throughout history through today.
Witches, Bitches, and Sluts is a twice-weekly show about how…
women get discredited through these labels, and why the false version so often outlives the real one. Every week, Xtina Rose digs into how women get reduced to one word. Some episodes tell one woman's story — the accusation, the truth, and why the myth stuck. Others go deeper into the research behind the pattern.
Rigorously researched, casually told — this isn't a lecture, it's the conversation you'd have with a friend who did way too much reading before showing up.