Agora Episode 2: Bodily Autonomy
PODCAST
In this episode, Sophie and Niloo tackle the concept of bodily autonomy, in particular as it relates to abortion and the covid vaccine.
Feminism
In this episode, Sophie and Niloo tackle the concept of bodily autonomy, in particular as it relates to abortion and the covid vaccine.
Lessons from the 2nd Wave with Women’s Liberation Leader Harriet Fraad
PODCAST
In this episode, Sasha is joined by Harriet Fraad, feminist activist, psychotherapist and hypnotherapist, for a discussion on feminism and class. They talk about how class needs to be at the basis for all social justice activism, her thoughts on the failures and successes of the 2nd wave, debates within feminism like trans activism, Gloria Steinem and the corporate and government sabotage of feminism and the racial equality movement, and the destructive mindset feminists should avoid if they want to be successful in the movement.
Lessons from the 2nd Wave with Women’s Liberation Leader Harriet Fraad
Lisa Marchiano: A Return to Embodied Wisdom
PODCAST
In this episode, Lisa Marchiano joins me to talk about her new book Motherhood: Facing and Finding Yourself. Lisa Marchiano is a Jungian analyst, author, and podcaster. She is the cohost and creator of the podcast This Jungian Life. We discuss how motherhood has been devalued in our society, how Lisa addresses the fear many women have of being "chained down" by motherhood, and how she uses fairy tales in her book to illustrate lessons that women can learn about themselves through motherhood.
Lisa Marchiano: A Return to Embodied Wisdom
The Wi Spa Incident
VIDEO
In this clip, Nesim and Sasha speak to their guests Charles Love and Wilfred Reilly about the recent Wi Spa incident, where antifa protestors violently harassed several individuals who oppose policies that allow transwomen to enter women's spaces (changing rooms and other areas where women are vulnerable or undressed).
The Wi Spa Incident
Identity Crisis Episode 23: The End of the Beginning
PODCAST
In this episode Sasha and M.K make a special announcement and look back over some of our favorite past episodes of Identity Crisis.
Identity Crisis Episode 23: The End of the Beginning
Raquel Rosario Sánchez, a feminist writer, campaigner and researcher, is the most recent recipient of the Plebity Free Speech Fund.
ARTICLE
We are proud to support Raquel with a grant from the Free Speech Fund, and we are always accepting applications from anyone who needs material support after being punished for their speech or subject to a hostile work environment due to their speech or beliefs.
Raquel Rosario Sánchez, a feminist writer, campaigner and researcher, is the most recent recipient of the Plebity Free Speech Fund.
Identity Crisis Episode 22 Billie Eilish and Hypersexualization in Media
PODCAST
In this episode, Sasha and M.K. discuss the recent Billie Eilish music video in which the pop-star adopted a newly sexual personal. They talk about the commercialization of women's bodies and the pointlessness of movements like Slut Walk and the push for sexual "empowerment" AKA self-objectification.
Identity Crisis Episode 22 Billie Eilish and Hypersexualization in Media
A Chat With Nehanda
PODCAST
In this episode, I am joined by Nehanda, an artist and feminist who decided to speak out against gender identity ideology after witnessing the policing of women's language online by gender activists. We chat about Nehanda's music journey, what got her into rap originally, and how standing up for women is her main driving force.
A Chat With Nehanda
Identity Crisis Episode 21 The Decline of the ACLU
PODCAST
In this episode, we attempt to chronicle what we consider the decline of the ACLU. We begin with a game where we take a drink every time Chase Strangio tells a lie in this interview on Democracy Now. Then we discuss this recent New York Times article: "Once a Bastion of Free Speech, the A.C.L.U. Faces an Identity Crisis".
Identity Crisis Episode 21 The Decline of the ACLU
Identity Crisis: Why I Still Call Myself a Feminist – by M.K. Fain
ARTICLE
For women, whether or not to call yourself a “feminist” has been a hotly-debated issue. Men have long pushed back against progress by branding any woman who resists patriarchy as a feminist — a word hurled often like a slur from the mouths of misogynists.