
A feminist current events/social commentary podcast where we discuss politics, health and wellness and women's rights issues.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 258 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPoliticsSociety & Culture | |||

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Erica Baccus and her husband John were faced with the emotionally fraught decision of whether (and then how and when) to end John’s life when he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’... more
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The next book in our Banned Books Series is Alison Bechdel’s Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic. In it, Bechdel dives into her relationship with her father, their sexuality, and h... more
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You’ve seen us cry many times, but this episode feels different. The world is truly complicated and problematic at times - especially now. But, what do we do about it? This i... more
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Narcissism, for good or bad, is a bit of a hot topic right now. But, what do we really know about narcissism? Dr. Susan E. Schwartz comes back to talk to us about narcissism ... more
Before being interviewed by Raquel & Jennifer, I listened to several of their episodes and was impressed by how thoughtful, insightful and gracious their conversations were. By happenstance, the first episode I heard was about a banned book by an author I distantly know and I appreciate that while they opposed the banning of the book on principle, they also admitted that the writing wasn’t their cup of tea. That nuance felt refreshing in an increasingly tribal mediascape. And while the topics a... more
Rachel and Jennifer address issues that are so important to women especially in these turbulent times. It’s great to have a space to cry, laugh and celebrate women.
Raquel and Jennifer are speaking with the passion and empathy needed for these times, they are truly a delight to listen to and learn from!
I loved everything about this podcast, the easy style, the camaraderie the hosts have with each other, and the conversations! Such a generous space for such beautiful topics!
I was recently a guest on the show, and let me tell you, I absolutely loved the conversation the three of us had about narcissistic abuse. Raquel and Jennifer were so gracious to have read my book prior to my appearance on the show, and were therefore well-prepared with thought-provoking questions. Made a great episode. And after being on over 150 podcasts, this is one I'll actually subscribe and listen to!
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A feminist current-events show that blends political analysis, social issues, and women's rights with personal storytelling. Episodes frequently tackle topics like patriarchy, reproductive rights, censorship, body image, and activism, often featuring expert guests and a conversational, exploratory approach. The hosts are praised for thorough prep, warmth, and the ability to translate complex topics into accessible discussions, making it a strong fit for listeners who want thoughtful dialogue, practical insights, and a community-focused perspective on contemporary culture and policy.
Noteworthy aspects include a consistent emphasis on actionable change, diverse guest backgrounds spanning midwifery, psychology, and social advocacy, plus a wi... more
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Madness Cafe launched 5 years ago and published 258 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Madness Cafe include:
1. Dr. Susan Schwartz
2. Liselotte Kweekel
3. Charie Procter
4. Emily Meg Weinstein
5. Mansi Sethiya
6. Melissa Tiers
7. Cheri Bergeron
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