We read the news so you don't have to! Join your hosts Hannah and Aphra as they cover the big stories of the week through an intersectional feminist lens, holding politicians and mainstream media to account as they cut through the crap and provide you with the information you really need to know - with a dash of chaotic humour thrown in for good measure. A weekly feminist podcast that will definitely, absolutely, 100% solve every single world problem. Probably.
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We read the news so you don't have to! Join your hosts Hannah and Aphra as they cover the big stories of the week through an intersectional feminist lens, holding politicians and mainstream media to account as they cut through the crap and provide you with the information you really need to know - with a dash of chaotic humour thrown in for good measure. A weekly feminist podcast that will definitely, absolutely, 100% solve every single world problem. Probably.
For more information, find us on Substack: theweekinpatriarchypod.substack.com/
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Hannah and Aphra get into the weeds of a truly disturbing report on the failures of maternity healthcare, as well as a grim update on the government’s war on disabled people. Plus, more Royal shenanigans featuring gilded castles, colonial swords and blood everywhere (but the hands). It’s not all bad though - they also cover the recent vote on whether MPs arrested on suspicion of violent or sexual offences should be banned from Parliament (YES).
Content warning - this episode discusses birth trauma, including infant and maternal mortality, as well as mentions of sexual violence.
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