Author Reema Zaman on Strong Women, Being "Other"d and Using Her Voice with Purpose
Writer Reena Zaman recently released a beautiful memoir, I Am Yours. In this episode she reads her essay from the Fury anthology and shares the experi...
Fury
Share:
Listens: 12
About
A show about women's rage and what they're doing with it. From a professor who is inspiring students to tell their stories to an activist helping more women run for office, journalist and Snap Judgement contributor Amy Roost brings us the stories of modern American women, in all their fury.
Author Lisa Kirchner on Love, Trust, Intersectionality and Being a Feminist Married to a Trump Voter
Lisa L. Kirchner is author of the critically-acclaimed, Hello American Lady Creature: What I Learned as a Woman in Qatar. NPR says, “it’s like Eat, Pr...
Amy Roost on Balancing the Personal and the Political
Host Amy Roost tells our exec producer Amy Westervelt about her own fury, the need to take breaks from outrage, and what sort of silver lining she thi...
Ecofeminist Author and Professor Heidi Hutner
Heidi Hutner teaches and writes about environmental literature and film, environmental justice, ecofeminism, ecocriticism, and media. She is a profess...
Writer Katherine Morgan on Patriotism, Protest, and Standing Up for What's Right
Writer Katherine Morgan's work has been published in The Rumpus, Ravishly, and various other publications. In this episode she talks to Amy about what...
Therapist and Editor Alissa Hirshfeld-Flores on Mental Health and the 25th Amendment in the Trump Era
Alissa Hirshfield-Flores is a marriage and family therapist specializing in grief and loss. She says she's seen an increase in people experiencing ang...
Author Krystal Sital on the Importance of Truth, and Being a Woman of Color in Trump's America
Author Krystal Sital has never shied away from tough topics or situations. She tackles domestic abuse in her own family in her bestselling debut memoi...
Artist and Psychiatric Nurse Nina Gaby on Protest, Trauma, and Different Waves of Feminism
Artist Nina Gaby's work is in the collections of several museums, including the Smithsonian, and she also works as a psychiatric nurse, which gives he...
Writer and Teacher Sarah Mina Osman on Why It's Important to Fight Like Hell
When Sarah Mina Osman showed up to teach her high school class the day after the 2016 election, someone had written "deportation day" on her blackboar...
Editor Jennifer Silva Redmond on Protest, Progress, and Being a Latinx Woman in America Today
Jennifer Silva Redmond remembers going to protests almost every weekend as the child of hippies, growing up in the 1960s. Today she's shocked to see s...