"We interviewed Bahar Tajrobehkar to talk about her research on women, gender and bodybuilding."

Feminist Coffee Hour

Episode Fifty-Six: Women, Gender and Bodybuilding with Bahar Tajrobehkar

We interviewed Professor of History Kristin Du Mez about her new book, "Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation"

Episode Fifty-Five: Jesus and John Wayne by Kristin Du Mez

We talked to Dr. Juliette McClendon (@DrJulietteM) about the racist history of psychology and psychiatry and her viral Twitter thread on the topic.

Episode Fifty-Four: Dr. Juliette McClendon and the racist history of psychology and psychiatry

We talked to Jaclyn Streitfeld-Hall from the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect about threats to human rights around the world and within the United States in response to Black Lives Matter protests.

Episode Fifty-Three: The Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect with Jaclyn Streitfeld-Hall

What was the world like two weeks ago? What did Karen and Elizabeth have to say about COVID-19 and Black Lives Matter? Was May 31, 2020 too far in the past to be relevant today? Listen and find out.

Episode Fifty-Two: Dispatches To The Future

We interviewed Melanie D'Arrigo who is running for Congress in NY's 3rd District. She faces Tom Suozzi in the primary election on June 23.

Episode Fifty-One: Melanie D'Arrigo

We interviewed Darcy Lockman about her new book “All The Rage: Mothers, Fathers And The Myth Of Equal Partnership.”

Episode Fifty: All The Rage by Darcy Lockman

We interviewed Katherine Stewart about her new book “The Power Worshippers: Inside The Dangerous Rise of Christian Nationalism.”

Episode Forty-Nine: The Power Worshippers by Katherine Stewart

We interviewed David S. Cohen and Carole Joffe about their new book “Obstacle Course: The Everyday Struggle to Get an Abortion in America.”

Episode Forty-Eight: Obstacle Course

We spoke with Katherine Rowland about her new book, "The Pleasure Gap: American Women And The Unfinished Sexual Revolution."

Episode Forty-Seven: The Pleasure Gap by Katherine Rowland

We end the year with a panel on the Democratic primary field. Join Elizabeth, Karen, Working Families Party Organizer Rebecca Lynch and Salon columnist Amanda Marcotte for a discussion of the candidates, the debates and what you need to know before you vote.

Episode Forty-Six: The Democratic Primary with Rebecca Lynch and Amanda Marcotte

This month we interviewed Professor Donna Freitas about her new book “Consent: A Memoir of Unwanted Attention.” Join us for an engaging interview as Freitas tells us her story about an important topic.

Episode Forty-Five: Donna Freitas and “Consent: A Memoir of Unwanted Attention”

Remember that story a few months ago about how men don't recycle because they're afraid people will think they are gay? We found the researcher and...that's not exactly what she found. Join us for a discussion of gender, pro environmental behaviors and what the evidence actually suggests.

Episode Forty-Four: Dr. Janet Swim and the Gendered Perceptions of Recycling

Happy Equinox Everyone! Join us for a discussion of our fall reading lists, why capitalism is bad, non binary lawsuits, inkicks, and more.

Episode Forty-Three: September Ouroboros

It's our 2nd annual Horrible Summer episode! Join us as we discuss fascism, racism and gun violence.

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