
Mothers are tired of anti-mother misogyny, household labor inequality, and a culture that expects mothers to bear the burdens of its many shortcomings--all without complaint. Mothers are vital to feminism, and have been neglected in feminist discourse for far too long. Mothers are constantly told that political problems are personal--that if we communicate better, mother better, behave better, thi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | a year ago |
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You’re being lied to about gender difference science. Researchers are inflating, overstating, and falsifying their data, or building biases into the research that render it unreliable. Stories about research inflate the limited differences these flaw... more
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Thank you for this excellent resource! Once I became a mother, I definitely felt the effects of feminism that was designed to get us access to the public spaces and jobs where we could compete on equal footing with men. And we have done that, with the wages of unmarried women and men being closer than ever. But once you have kids that pay difference goes off the cliff and you discover that the whole “we can have it all” is propaganda or cheerleading and not a reflection of reality. Children ... more
Feminist icon. That’s it. That’s the whole review.
Great topics. So many of the vignettes resonate with my experiences. Really interesting guests also. Thank you for what you do, Zawn!
I can’t tell you how much your podcast is changing my life. I appreciate all you do!
As a lifelong feminist, but not one who ever studied feminist theory in a serious way, I’ve learned so much from the different speakers Zawn invites to the show. They bring experience and expertise to the nuanced and fantastically informative conversations. I will note that I don’t enjoy the episodes she has with her husband quite as much. I do find it jarring to hear a male voice talking about women’s issues but I can see how it would helpful for others to be able to witness a healthy relations... more
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The program centers on motherhood within feminist and social-justice contexts, challenging anti-motherhood biases, unequal household labor, and patriarchal norms. Conversations fuse scholarly critique with personal narratives, featuring academics, activists, and practitioners who dissect gender politics, reproductive rights, and parenting in modern society. Notable is the sustained focus on systemic change through policy, culture, and community action, plus a commitment to accessible, action-oriented insights for listeners who want both context and practical takeaways. The show is distinguished by rigorous analysis, intersectional perspectives, and a clear advocacy for maternal perspectives within broader feminist discourse.
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