
This podcast was born out of fear of the future and out of a deep and abiding belief that feminism can save us. We are hoping these episodes will motivate you to organize and fight back as feminists for all marginalized bodies, which is to say, the bodies targeted by fascism. By connecting the dots and seeing how this fascism operates by making us the enemy, but also by trying to get us to fight o... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Are you losing your ability to resist fascism? Is the thought of making another phone call or showing up at another demonstration feeling more like obligation than inspiration? In this episode we speak with elders who are putting their bodies on the ... more
In this episode we dive into the aesthetics of fascism, Mar-a-Lago face, Hegseth’s “no fat generals” speech, and the racialized histories of fatphobia. We interviewed professors Caroline Heldman and Julie Cassiday to explore how fascist regimes past ... more
What starts with watching Nara Smith make bubblegum from scratch can lead you down a dangerous algorithmic rabbit hole. In this episode, we explore how tradwife influencers romanticize 1950s domesticity, why their content is so addictive, and how Tik... more
In this episode of We Talk to Really Smart People, Carol Anderson, Prof. of African American Studies and author of White Rage explains what white supremacy has to do with the Trump movement and how to avoid believing that fascism is the same as polit... more
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The conversations in this podcast are such an important & energising antidote to the rise of fascism and fascistic movements across the world. Not just an analysis, but a call to action through invoking coalitions across society, dispensing with borders, divisions of identity & ideological purity, instead uniting against the real threat: all forms of patriarchal power, control & subjugation.
This type of content is more important now than ever! Really powerful stuff.
this podcast is amazing!!! informative, super well researched, and inspiring. breaks down really complex topics in a way that is super easy to understand, and always offers really interesting points of view. <3 this pod!!
Just insanely talented people working on this podcast. We need these lessons to be taught in schools! We need this on the radio! Education on the anti gender movement is incredibly important especially today. Kudos to everyone on the team. Genuinely.
Just another I am right they are wrong podcast. Boring. Would have loved to hear some actual data on gender affirming care. Why do lesbians need everyone to be like them? Seems obsessed with sex as a career.
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A thoughtful, research-driven discussion on feminism, fascism, and how gendered power dynamics intersect with politics and culture. Episodes frequently examine body politics, reproductive justice, and anti-gender movements, while spotlighting activist strategies, historical context, and global perspectives. The show stands out for bringing academic insights together with grassroots organizing, often featuring professors, researchers, and organizers who translate complex topics into actionable ideas for listeners seeking social change. It likely appeals to listeners who value rigorous analysis, coalition-building, and feminist resistance in the face of rising authoritarian trends.
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Feminism, Fascism, and the Future launched 3 years ago and published 27 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Feminism, Fascism, and the Future include:
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2. Sherry Wormser
3. Deborah Stolaroff
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5. Caroline Heldman
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7. Carol Anderson
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