Episode 21:Deborah Tuerkheimer
Legal scholar Deborah Tuerkheimer discusses her book, Credible, as well as her legal scholarship on sexual violence and her efforts to reform the Model Penal Code.
4 Apr 1h 2min
Episode 20: Sarah Weinman
Journalist, editor, writer, and crime fiction authority Sarah Weinman, who currently writes the monthly crime and mystery column for the New York Times Book Review, discusses her third non-fiction boo...
29 Mars 1h 8min
Episode 19: Cassia Spohn
Feminist Criminologist, Regent's Professor, and Anti-rape Activist Cassia Spohn discusses her more than 50 years of advocating for and assessing the impact of rape law reform and the failures of the c...
21 Jan 55min
Episode 18: Nancy Whittier
Smith College Sociology Professor Nancy Whittier provides a social movement analysis to understand child sexual abuse, the antirape movement, feminism, and our post #MeToo moment
21 Jan 57min
Episode 17: Michelle Bowdler
MIchelle Bowdler discusses her book, Is Rape a Crime? A Memoir, an Investigation, and a Manifesto and her experience moving from victim to survivor to activist. She provides a powerful critique of h...
26 Sep 202554min
Episode 16: Utmost Resistance
Amy Vorenberg, Jessica Durkis-Stokes, and Jessica Chandler Brown talk about their new textbook on rape law.
24 Maj 202559min
Episode 10: Martha Chamallas
Leading feminist legal theorist and torts law expert Martha Chamallas explains E. Jean Carroll verdict and other recent developments in rape law.
21 Jan 20251h 3min
