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Rage gets such bad PR, especially coming from women. When regressive politics abound, how can we channel our anger into change? Activist and writer Emily Writes gets us whipped up into a fervour, and leaves us with some hope.Learn more about y
Why aren't cities designed to be safer for women? We talk to Grace, who survived a sexual attack on a poorly-lit path in Wellington a decade ago, about safety, sexism, and a place literally named "Rape Alley".Learn more about your ad choices.
How do people meet and fall in love in an era of unsolicited dick pics and "vanilla" sex? Are expectations of what women will be up for during sex shifting, and what does this say about gendered power dynamics? Social researcher Tania Domett jo
Imagine having to have security in your day job, because you’re a woman of colour in power. That’s daily life for Golriz Ghahraman, a Green MP who cops an extreme amount of misogynist, racist abuse. She tells us why New Zealand isn’t doing enou
She wasn't just fat, she was super fat. Fat liberation activist Sonya Renée Taylor, author of the New York Times Bestseller "The Body is Not an Apology", talks about the legacy of her friend and fat studies scholar Cat Pausé following her sudde
How do you know to trust your gut when you think someone is crossing the line?We talk to Simone Kaho, whose courage in telling a #Metoo story helped send a rapist to jail.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Would you ever have a baby for someone else? Lacey answers our questions about the journey of surrogacy, and what it's like giving the gift of a family to her friends.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Women leaders and journalists are facing increasing online attacks, with misogynistic abuse on the rise. How to fight back? Dominion Post editor Anna Fifield talks about her decision to publish the c-word on the front page.Learn more about you
Have you ever cried at work? What happens when you have a bad day, but any vulnerability might affect your client’s case? We talk to defence lawyer Elizabeth Hall about being a woman in court.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.f
Can reality television really be feminist? Former Bachelorette Lexie Brown talks about her journey of being packaged up for TV, what the show was like, and why things didn’t last with the man she chose.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit m
What do you wish you knew about sex as a teenager? What does this even mean? Does it mean boys will be lovely, because that’s what they are before society teaches them they should treat girls like dirt? We speak with educator Lily, who goes and
You know that sinking feeling when you find out someone you respected is a sex pest? What if that person is your professor? We talk to Emily Rosenthal, who was in disgraced journalism academic Grant Hannis’s class at the time of his sexual atta
For a generation raised on the white faces and stick-thin models of women’s mags, there’s a lot to unpack. Former 'Woman' magazine assistant editor Siena Yates talks about how she brought some mana wāhine to the glossy pages. And what that mean
What do you do when misinformation gets a grip on someone you love? It's a dilemma journalist Anke Richter has been faced with many times before in her work on cults and conspiracies. She explains how the anti-vaccine movement operates - and wh
Since breaking up with her abusive ex, Sarah’s struggled to survive. First the government intercepted her child support because she was on the benefit. Now he's stopped paying entirely. Why are the tax department asking single mums to help trac
Michelle grew up watching her Pasifika mum work twice as hard as her colleagues, for less pay. Now, her own workers are asking her for loans, so they can feed their kids in a pandemic. We look at sexism, racism and work. Produced by Bird of Par
Sara's daughter Ratahi was a preschooler when her mum was diagnosed with preventable cervical cancer. In the slow world of women's health, will things improve for the next generation of wāhine Māori?" Produced by Bird of Paradise for Stuff with
What’s it like, going to court against your rapist, twice? We meet S, who went through two trials, and find out why survivors have to do their own paperwork to keep themselves safe afterwards. Produced by Bird of Paradise for Stuff with support
A trailer for new podcast series Tell Me About It, taking you behind the news, to hear from the voices at the centre of the story, with Kirsty Johnston and Michelle Duff. Launches Friday, November 19th. Produced by Bird of Paradise for Stuff
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