
Host Cristen Conger dissects the myths, messes and media shaping modern womanhood.
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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 343 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Imagine discovering you’re pregnant and you’re given no choice but to go into hiding, secretly give birth, never see your baby again and pretend it never happened. That was the norm during the pre-Roe “Baby Scoop Era” when roughly 1.5 million mostly ... more
From prediction markets like Kalshi and its youngest self-made female billionaire cofounder to sports betting partnerships with the WNBA, the gambling boom's play for women has all the predictable moves of a gendered marketing story, except they're i... more
Better late than never read! In March, Adult Braces – and three unfortunate emails to a Slate reporter – inspired a thousand Substack hot takes, reactionary declarations of failed feminism and social media rage against Lindy West’s husband, Aham Oluo... more
The perimenopause boom is old news, but where did it come from, and why does it make some ob-gyns wary? Cristen investigates what we do – and don’t – know about perimenopause and what to expect when you’re expecting The Change(s). And as an industry ... more
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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.
Racism is not defined as prejudice against black and brown people. Please learn how to use a dictionary. The only group that can be publicly humiliated, dehumanized and demonized in America right now (and has been for a while) are people of paler complexities, in other words white people, which your last episode just proved, white people aren’t being replaced but it’s good that white people are being replaced (I summarized part of your episode for you). Past injustices do not justify a new se... more
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Across recent episodes, the show scrutinizes how culture, media, and policy shape modern womanhood through a feminist lens. Topics span from the commercialization of health and aging (perimenopause and wellness markets) to gendered narratives in media, politics, and dating culture. Guests and deep dives are used to unpack power dynamics, bias, and everyday sexism, often centering intersectional perspectives and calls for more nuanced discourse. Notable strengths include rigorous research, thoughtful critiques of popular narratives, and a willingness to tackle controversial topics with nuance and wit. Potential listeners who want smarter takes on gender, culture, and society will likely find this show engaging and provocative.
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