Episode 81: Judith Butler's Gender Bubbles
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Jesse's review of Trans: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/07/books/review/trans-helen-joyce.html
Wi spa incident: https://nypost.com/2021/09/02/charges-filed-against-sex-offender-in-wi-spa-casecharges-filed-against-sex-offender-in-notorious-wi-spa-incident/
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Amanda and Jenn discuss books for dealing with homophobia, novels from around the world, and a variety of cozy reads in this week’s episode of Get Booked.
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Judith Butler's Gender Bubbles
After Jesse and Katie follow up on some pedo stuff from last week's episode (hooray), they talk a bit about the response to Jesse's New York Times review of Helen Joyce's Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality. Then they address a burning question: Did The Guardian censor Judith Butler because she sp...
Of Woman Born
Eva gets into Adrienne Rich's 1976 book "Of Woman Born" and talks about radical feminist approaches to motherhood. We discuss the narrow definition of Rich's "mother" figure, Black feminist responses to her concepts, and the Texas abortion ban. Plus, a rundown on the censored Judith Butler interv...
'Of Woman Born': Radical Approaches to Motherhood (Gender Troubles ep9)
Hosts Emma Austin and Eva Espenshade debunk and demystify the world of academic feminism as they delve into Adrienne Rich's 1976 book "Of Woman Born" and its radical feminist approach to motherhood, discussing the narrow definition of Rich's "mother" figure, Black feminist responses to her concep...
Wave 4: Womanhood
Is there something universal about what women experience all around the world? That's the question we set out to answer in this episode while uncovering a few of our own encounters as women in the dating world, in the workplace, and in society in general.
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Intro: 1:00 - 4:17
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In this episode of "Doxxed: The Podcast," hosts Jane and Roxy delve deep into the extraordinary life of TikTok sensation Dylan Mulvaney. With their signature blend of empathy and incisive analysis, Jane and Roxy unpack Dylan's compelling story, exploring both their triumphs and challenges.The epi...
#15: 'Hindsight is 2020; or, Post-Modern Pandemic'
Fifteenth episode of Revolutionary Despatches with Katherine Wright and David Brian.
Recorded 3rd January 2021. Released 6th January 2021.
In this episode, we discuss:
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