Better late than straight.

Once a month, Rewire News Group’s “B*tch, Listen!” podcast brings you stories and social commentary about Blackness, queerness, reproductive justice, and the law—all served up with sharp wit and zero nonsense. Host Imani Gandy—former lawyer, current Angry Black Lady columnist, and overall professional truth-teller—will be joined every episode by friends, colleagues, and celebrities. They’ll break down the biggest issues touching reproductive justice today: from courts to pop culture and everything in-between. It’s an audience-funded show where outrage meets insight for the best of both worlds.

These unprecedented times now have a name.

Conservatives have a political hold on the federal judiciary, but there’s a path to rebuilding the courts.

Nothing feels good to Republicans like taking away health care from vulnerable folks.

Conservatives are once again trying to define who counts as a person in the United States.

The Roberts Court is on a mission to rewrite the First Amendment.

Here’s what you missed on this diabolical season of Glee (SCOTUS Edition).

Imani and Jess unpack the justices' decision in U.S. v. Skrmetti to uphold Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for minors.

Imani and Jess dig into Ames v. Ohio Dept. of Youth Services, and what it means for employment discrimination cases moving forward.

Imani and Jess answer listener questions.

While we wait for a decision in Mahmoud v. Taylor, Imani and Jess talk with one of the banned books’ authors and set the record straight on what’s really motivating LGBTQ+ book bans.

This case has everything: bad faith, gross misjudgment, and Supreme Court shenanigans.

Don’t be fooled—Mahmoud v. Taylor isn’t really about “parental rights.”

This is an all-hands-on-deck moment.

The Boom! Lawyered squad teamed up with Feminist Buzzkills!

Did we mention he seems to hate the law?

Their newest book tackles questions that have arisen post-Dobbs and the importance of storytelling.

Attorneys general in 17 states want to roll back disability protections. Seems bad!

We’re getting into the weeds of “personhood,” forcing people to serve the state’s interest, and more.