SIM Ep 151 Pod 49: Diaries, dystopia and delightful schemes

Ideas around feminism might change over time, but the battles feminists face have alarming continuity. Dr Hannah Dawson, historian of ideas at King's College London, has charted feminist thought from ...

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In the fourth of our International Women's Day 2021 podcasts, Hannah chats to Kerrang!'s only female DJ, Sophie K, about women in rock music, from those on the stage to those writing about them. They ...

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You can't win as a woman with a body, for being too fat, too thin, too muscly and so on, but Laura "Biceps" Hoggins, PT and co-director of The Foundry gym, has learnt to give zero fucks, about this. I...

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In the second of our International Women's Day 2021 podcasts, Hannah chats to actress Katy Wix about her soon-to-be-released book Delicacy: A Memoir about Cake and Death. They discuss body image, the ...

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Feminist lawyer, fierce campaigner for women’s rights, founder of the Centre For Women’s Justice, a charity and public interest law firm holding the state to account for violence against women and gir...

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Being alone - be that physically or emotionally - gets a bad rap, something Francesca Specter is trying to change. In this week's Chops, she and Hannah talk about living alone vs never getting a minut...

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This month's Flicking is an important but challenging watch, in the shape of Henry Blake's 2019 directorial debut, County Lines. But how does the film deal with stereotypes relating to "gang" culture,...

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The pandemic has highlighted many things, not least that motherhood is hard work. In this week's podcast, Jen talks to Pregnant Then Screwed's Joeli Brearley about the fight for rights for pregnant wo...

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