
Gender Troubles is a podcast dedicated to debunking, demystifying and making accessible the world of academic feminism. Eva and Emma talk through different feminist movements and moments from a critical, leftist lens. Episodes aim to shake up the feminist canon and provide a new spin on feminist history, movements, and icons. Hosted by Emma Austin and Eva Espenshade We are a proud member of the Ha... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Life has been busy but we came out of hibernation to release this fall reading list! We'll be back in a few weeks with more episodes.
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Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl, by Andrea Lawlor
How to do Nothing, by Jenny Odell more
In the FINAL episode of porn month, we interview Maggie MacDonald, a 4th year PhD student who studies the platformization of porn. We talk porn platforms, deepfakes, and anti-sex work policy in Canada.
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Emma and Eva talk about the sex wars (also known as the porn wars), a time in the 1980s when debates on sexuality, pornography and kink dominated the feminist conversation.
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From Pompeii to Pornhub, Eva & Emma discuss the long history of porn.
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I’ve recently started taking a women’s history course and decided I wanted to learn some more things about feminism in a more casual setting. This podcast does a great job of summarizing and discussing academic topics! I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to learn about feminism and gender studies:)
I like the way the educational background of the hosts contributes to their content and presentation of arguments.
I wanted to learn more about radical feminism. That’s the only podcast I’ve listened to lol, so five stars for now hoping that the one host gets better at reading out loud. It is so distracting in the episode how she mumbles over some words and repeats others, and is quite monotone so it’s hard to follow the main idea. reminds me when the teacher would cold call a 10 year old not ... more










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