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- 1 weeks ago35 min
Ep. 71: Choice Feminism
Why did choice feminism become so popular? How do we avoid it? On today's episode of Kinda Radical we dive deep into common choice feminist controversies like wearing makeup and being a stay at home. We compare individual decisions to the choices of all Women, and examine choice feminism discourse through an intersectional and economic lens. Main sources: Fem Magazine F Word Magazine To connect with Kinda Radical: Instagram
- 4 weeks ago1h 13m
Ep. 70: Unicorns, Fairies, and Mermaids
We're feeling magical for the month of October here at Kinda Radical 🦄🧚♀️🧜🏽♀️ On today's episode we discover how unicorns, fairies, and mermaids turned from mythologies into cornerstones for girlhood. Starting with some major mythological themes and then moving into the connection between these creatures and feminism, we finish by sharing our thoughts on the future reclamation of these magical beings. Main sources used for the episode: History of Unicorns Mermaids: Myth, Kith, and Kin To connect with Kinda Radical: Instagram
- Oct 1, 202644 min
Ep. 69: The Salem Witch Trials
Happy October radicals! Time to get in the spooky spirit 🦇 and nothing says spooky like suppressing powerful women and blaming the supernatural. On today's episode we dive deep into one of the most infamously wacky cases of the early American colonies: The Salem Witch Trials. First, I lay out what made Salem so brutal, how the Witch hunt began, the victims of the trials, and what went so horribly wrong in this small town. Of course we also discuss the impacts these trials had on independent women and healers and how we continue to see those similar 'witch hunts' play out today. Top used sources: Salem Witch Trials Brief History - Smithsonian To connect with Kinda Radical: Instagram
- Sep 15, 202636 min
Ep. 68: Women's Intuition
Welcome to Kinda Radical! On today's episode we dive deep into the brain: we're talking all things intuition, from scientific definitions, religious interpretations, and intuitions connection with the Earth. Finally we dissect the biological and social factors that lead to women being more intuitive beings than men. To connect with Kinda Radical: Instagram
- Sep 1, 202649 min
Ep. 67: Universal Child Care
Welcome back to Kinda Radical! On today's episode we talk all things child care: what this looks like in the US, how New Mexico is shaping a new model, and how other countries handle the child care crisis. Finally, we discuss how universal child care is a step towards a matriarchal society and should be supported by all feminists. More sources: Peoples Policy Project The Hechinger Report To connect with Kinda Radical: Instagram
- Aug 15, 202624 min
Ep. 66: Northern Ireland & Liberian Women's Led Peace Movements
On today's episode of Kinda Radical, we are looking back at two examples of women's involvement in peace movements during national conflict. First, we do a historical overview of The Troubles in Northern Ireland from the 1960's till the 1998 Good Friday Agreement. We talk about women's involvement in active combat, as nurses or safe spaces, as lobbyists and politicians, and finally as peace makers. Then we dive into a summary of both Liberian Civil Wars, what caused the conflict, and how women eventually were the driving force behind lasting peace through public rallies, marches, and sex strikes? Whether women are fighting, healing, or negotiating, women have played important roles in conflict history around the world, but their stories are often forgotten. I am so excited to be bringing you two successful examples today of women's role in peace. For more information on Women Peace and Security: The International Affairs Review United Nations Council on Foreign Relations RN-WPS To connect with Kinda Radical: Instagram
- Aug 1, 202625 min
Ep. 65: The Psychology of Manspreading
On today's episode of Kinda Radical, I dive deep into manspreading - what is it, and why has it been a strangely public feminist fight for the last decade - and how that connects to 'body trends' affecting the size of women's bodies and the space they take up. To connect with Kinda Radical on Instagram
- Jul 15, 202626 min
Ep. 64: What is the 4B Movement?
Happy 3rd birthday to Kinda Radical! On today's episode we talk about the 4B Movement: what is it, why the movement focuses on those 4 points, and is the movement right for you? We examine how the movement began in South Korea and how it manifested in the US after the 2024 election. If you're curious about the No dating men, No sex with men, No marriage with men, and No giving birth, then maybe the 4B Movement is right for you. To connect with Kinda Radical on Instagram
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