
We explore ideas from a woman's point of view. Think of us as the critical-thinking crossroads of literature, popular fiction, storytelling, history, feminism, anthropology, and pop culture. At the center of it all are these 2 questions: do we create stories, or do stories create us? Either way, since stories influence us, can we change stories that cause harm? Sonja and Vanessa, experienced teach... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | a year ago |
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No fruit. No talking snake. No woman breaking rules.
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For starters, in this 1612 play, we do have an old, powerful, white guy in charge of an idyllic island. His name is Prospero and he happens to... more
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One cannot really understand how stories have shaped women’s lives without taking on the story of Eve in Genesis.
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I could listen to Sonja and Vanessa talk all day. They are brilliant but not at all pretentious. I always feel invited into the conversation, not kept from it. This is a wonderful podcast that I very much look forward to every week.
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A thoughtful, humanities-forward program that blends literature, history, feminism, and cultural critique through conversation between two educated hosts. Episodes commonly center on classic and modern novels, literary analysis, and historical case studies, often linking themes of gender, power, and society to contemporary issues. Guests range from authors and scholars to museum professionals, delivering rigorous context, ethical storytelling, and accessible takeaways for curious listeners. The show distinguishes itself with a warm, classroom-taught approach that invites listeners into the dialogue rather than presenting a one-sided lecture, and it frequently ties literary analysis to real-world advocacy and social change.
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