
Host Cristen Conger dissects the myths, messes and media shaping modern womanhood.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 356 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Period pain is a monthly puzzle that’s yet to be solved. Though extremely common and often debilitating, menstrual pain (aka dysmenorrhea) remains under-researched and under-treated. But why?? Cristen and Kate Downey of CRAMPED podcast investigate, f... more
What happens when women stop smiling through pain? Hillary Frank (The Longest Shortest Time) explores the answer in her new audiobook thriller WEDLOCKED that follows a fitness influencer married to her boss and facing mounting pressure to project a p... more
Why is the EPA testing drinking water for nonexistent medication abortion contamination? Cristen breaks down how anti-abortion groups, led by Students for Life, are weaponizing environmentalism to build support for more bans, surveillance and restric... more
Sharing a new podcast Cristen is loving. Is She Game? is a hub for the world of women’s sports – building community by serving fans and creating new ones. Each week, Coach Jackie J breaks down the week’s news in sports and culture, plays a fun game w... more
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Cristen patiently fills in an embarrassing number of gaps in my education—about women, race, gender, culture, power, history, economics and all the assumptions I've somehow absorbed in life. It’s obvious she’s endlessly curious, obsessed with history and research, and finds the right people to talk to & not the ones being pushed out by PR teams.
I’m a long time fan. I’ve been following her since Stuff Mom Never Told You. She's my well-informed friend who’s been translating the language of *you... more
The framing of your perimenopause episode insults women like myself who have dealt with ten years heavy periods, fatigue, cognitive disfunction, dis-regulated emotions, sleep deprivation, and sweat poring from our bodies. Sure, capitalism will gobble up any problem and offer its snake oil “solutions”. Show a little more respect and do your research before you pose snarky little polls like “is perimenopause real?” Unfollowing after this one.
Great as always!
I just listened to the adhd episode and I am a young woman. It just made me feel such empathy but also gratefulness because I was diagnosed in middle school with ADHD inattentive and I take medication for it, but when I don’t take my meds I feel just as all those women describe it’s like spacey and just feels like focusing is either stone cold (hyper fixation) or it’s legit impossible and feels like gears grinding and it’s so mentally and emotionally draining! I really love that this is being ta... more
Just heard the breadwives (sic) episode. That was some manpoligizing “oh my husband is the good kind” dreck. Hard unsubscribe.
To be helpful: Stop talking about men. Stop talking about men. Stop talking about men. You haven’t healed yet.
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A thoughtful, conversation-driven show that critiques and analyzes gender, culture, and personal experience through a feminist lens. Episodes span topics from safety in social movements and AI-driven relationships to reproductive justice, media narratives, and perimenopause capitalism. It often features subject-matter guests and researchers to ground provocative takes in evidence while maintaining accessible, personal storytelling. A standout aspect is the use of memoir-style episodes alongside rigorous analysis, offering both intimate voices and scholarly context for contemporary womanhood and the systems shaping it.
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