
Feminist Frequency Radio is coming for your media. Each week, Kat Spada invites you to listen in on entertaining and stimulating conversations about films, games, and TV... from the latest blockbusters to classic hidden gems, and more. With special guests bringing their distinctly different feminist perspectives to the mix as they celebrate and critique it all—including media critics, entertainers... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 303 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureTV & Film | |||

Kat and A.C. go through the films that will be fêted at this Sunday's Academy Awards. We feel a big shift in our relationship to Oscar movies, and aren't sure how much of that is the disintegration of the entertainment industry, and how much is just ... more
Our "Focus on the Family" season is back after an unexpected hiatus! [Once again: sorry for the interruption; a member of our team had an ongoing family medical situation, but we're happy to be with you again.] It was a big nostalgia kick for Kat to ... more
For the first episode of our "Focus on the Family" season, we're taking it back to 2010—a time before Prop 8 when a Sundance movie could really make a big impact on the widespread film landscape. Lisa Cholodenko's The Kids Are All Right is a great ex... more
FFR is going to be back soon with a new season focusing on the family... just in time for the holidays! Listen to our mini preview ep where we'll explain the theme in more detail, and give a little teaser of the special bonus segment each episode wil... more
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I loved this show when Anita Sarkeesian was in charge. It featured deep cultural analysis from a feminist/queer perspective. Now it’s just dull, like “How did you like the cast? How did you like the performance of actor X?” How did you like the lighting? I listened to the “Wicked” show and there was literally nothing about the content, the interpretations and the meaning of that book/musical/movie in the show.
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It’s difficult for me to accept how much this show has changed over the years. I miss the video game reviews and discussion and I’m disappointed that they don’t cover games anymore—it wasn’t just Carolyn, Anita used to be a gamer too. The only time they’ve covered any games in the past year or so, they had random people on discussing random games that no one cares about.
If I had to give the podcast a rating, I’d say now that Kat Spada is on board, it’s back up to a 4, but for me the average is... more
Love listening, so many great perspectives.
But please fix the mic volume issue on the latest (Dune) episode and re-upload it! I can’t be the only person who couldn’t listen to it because the switching between hosts—who were quiet—and guest—VERY loud—hurt my ears!
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The podcast features insightful discussions about films, television, and games, offering a critical and entertaining lens on a wide range of media, from blockbuster hits to lesser-known treasures. With host Kat Spada at the helm and a variety of guests contributing unique feminist perspectives, the conversations delve into themes such as representation, gender dynamics, and the cultural significance of the media being discussed. Listeners can expect a blend of critique and appreciation, fostering a deeper understanding of how media reflects and shapes societal values. Noteworthy is the podcast's legacy from its inception by Anita Sarkeesian, transitioning into an independent format while maintaining a commitment to critical engagement and d... more
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Recent guests on Feminist Frequency Radio include:
1. Sav Rodgers
2. Margaret Wappler
3. Tara Giancaspro
4. Dolly Parton
5. Burt Reynolds
6. Anita Sarkeesian
7. Alonso Duralde
8. Emma Specter
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