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Inciteful Sisters

Inciteful Sisters
Women's Rights
Gender Ideology
Feminism
Gender Identity
Mental Health
Transgender Issues
Pornography
Sexual Violence
Best Friends Handbook
Breastfeeding
Labour Party
Equality Act
La Leche League
Peer-On-Peer Violence
Trans Activism
Friendship Support
Gender Issues
Transgender Rights
NHS
Puberty Blockers

This podcast aims to bring you some of the seldom heard voices fighting for the rights of women and girls. Follow us on X/Twitter @IncitefulPod

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes49Founded2 years ago
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Latest Episodes

In this episode Rosie Duffield reveals what it's like being a woman in politics, why she left the Labour party, and the realities of campaigning for women's rights as an MP.

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LGB Alliance's CEO, Kate Barker, talks us through the Conversion Therapy Bill, and the risk it poses to young people and those trying to protect them. We discuss the current challenges facing LGB young people, and how her organisation is helping.

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Maeve discusses her time at Cambridge, starting the Cambridge Society of Women, and the culture and language of gender ideology.

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Recent Guests

Rosie Duffield
Independent MP for Canterbury, Whitstable, and the Villages; former Labour MP and primary school worker
UK Parliament
Episode: Episode 49: Rosie Duffield and women in politics.
Kate Barker
CEO of LGB Alliance, writer, strategist, and communications advisor
LGB Alliance
Episode: Episode 48: Kate Barker and the Conversion Therapy Bill
Jo Bartosz
Author of Pornocracy mentioned in interview context
Episode: Episode 47: Cath, Naomi, Charlotte, and the Manchester Fringe Book Festival
Maeve Halligan
Founder of the Cambridge Society of Women, Cambridge University alumna
Cambridge Society of Women
Episode: Episode 46: Maeve Halligan and the Cambridge Society of Women
Mara Yamauchi
Olympian, marathon runner, Sex Matters advisory board member
Sex Matters
Episode: Episode 45: Mara Yamauchi, Natalie Daniels and women's running.
Natalie Daniels
Elite runner, marathon champion
XXXY Athletics (as discussed)
Episode: Episode 45: Mara Yamauchi, Natalie Daniels and women's running.
Rosie Hayes
Director of Sisters Heal, a community interest company
Sisters Heal
Episode: Episode 44: Rosie Hayes and Sisters Heal
Lucy Benny
Children's Correspondent for Save Mental Health; Thoughtful Therapists guest
Thoughtful Therapists
Episode: Episode 43: Lucy, Terry, and Thoughtful Therapists
Terry Patterson
Psychodynamic counsellor; Thoughtful Therapists guest
Thoughtful Therapists
Episode: Episode 43: Lucy, Terry, and Thoughtful Therapists

Hosts

Jane
Primary host with multiple mentions across episodes, often facilitating interviews and discussion.
Bex
Co-host frequently guiding conversations and co-narrating episode flow.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 111 ratings
  • What a great podcast

    Thank you both for this show. Great guests-the ones we’d expect and the others so thoughtfully chosen. It’s great for me to have so much choice! Keep up the excellent work

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ruperthebear
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Fantastic feminists!

    Really wonderful podcast with excellent guests. One of the best feminism podcasts.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mysteryofmysteries
    United States2 months ago
  • Brilliant

    Really wonderful guests who talk sense and great podcast hosts. Anyone who was on the fence about “gender issues” before will soon see the light!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dogwalkingpodcastlistener
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • Wise women

    Shining the light of reason in this world of madness. Every single interviewee comes across as totally wise and sensible but never bigoted. Absolutely well worth listening to every episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PDaisyP
    United Kingdom10 months ago
  • A little sanity

    I have listened to several episodes today while I have been doing some sewing, and you have been wonderful company. I loved all the episodes that I have listened to today, and i will continue to listen. As another person said “On it” Thank you both.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DarlingAnya5
    United Kingdom10 months ago

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Thoughtful, well-produced discussions with credible guests.
Hosts keep conversations respectful while challenging mainstream narratives.
In-depth interviews that shed light on under-discussed policy issues.
Positive reception of guest expertise and practical advocacy insights.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 49: Rosie Duffield and women in politics.
Q: What led you to the point where you were like, actually, it's not tenable. I can't continue to work this from inside the party anymore?
Duffield describes years of feeling bullied, ignored, and undermined by Labour colleagues and leadership. She says the party's direction conflicted with her values, so she chose to leave rather than publicly support positions she opposed.
Episode 49: Rosie Duffield and women in politics.
Q: Can you tell us what first drew you into politics? How did you end up in that world?
Duffield says her interest began as a child listening to political discussions with her father. She became fascinated by political history and was inspired by women MPs including Diane Abbott and Harriet Harman.
Episode 46: Maeve Halligan and the Cambridge Society of Women
Q: What was your experience during the Cambridge academic climate and debates around gender and trans issues?
Maeve describes a highly captured academic environment, with frequent pro-trans content in seminars and resistance to gender-critical viewpoints, yet notes the importance of public speaking to energize the movement.
Episode 46: Maeve Halligan and the Cambridge Society of Women
Q: How did the society decide who could speak at events and what kinds of topics did you cover?
They focused on discursive events with women speakers across topics like porn, prostitution, and FGM, ensuring guest speakers were women and maintaining an inclusive but women-centered space.
Episode 46: Maeve Halligan and the Cambridge Society of Women
Q: What inspired you to start a single-sex society at Cambridge and who moved the project forward?
Maeve explains the motivation came from a perceived lack of women-only spaces and a need to protect language and discussions around sex-based rights, with her friends Thea and Serena helping to launch and sustain the group.

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A thought-provoking series that centers women's rights, health, and social policy through interviews with activists, clinicians, researchers, and policymakers. Episodes frequently examine topics like single-sex spaces, gender identity policies, and the ethics and governance of gender-affirming care, often contrasting advocacy perspectives with medical or legal scrutiny. Listeners can expect in-depth conversations, data-driven critiques, and real-world case studies that illuminate how policy, culture, and community organizing intersect around women's and girls' rights. Noteworthy are guest voices from sex-based rights advocates, healthcare professionals focused on safeguarding, and cross-border legal perspectives that add nuance to contempor... more

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1. Rosie Duffield
2. Kate Barker
3. Jo Bartosz
4. Maeve Halligan
5. Mara Yamauchi
6. Natalie Daniels
7. Rosie Hayes
8. Lucy Benny

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