Emma Valente, from THE RABBLE, spoke to Kannagi for this week's Women on the Line about their new show UNWOMAN (the protest), a durational artwork celebrating the multitude of experiences around birth, fertility and pregnancy. THE RABBLE was formed in 2006 by Kate Davis and Emma Valente from a desire to make work that wasn’t being produced in Australia: visually ambitious, political, feminist and formally experimental theatre. The Rabble is looking for participants. If you're interested in sharing any experience at all around pregnancy, birth, never wanting a baby, making a queer family, IVF, and everything in between, get in touch. You can contact them at @rabbletheatre on Instagram or going to therabble.com.au  and click on UNWOMAN.// Maize Wallin of the Game Workers Union spoke to Tilde and Jordan from 3CR's Slacker Radio. They spoke about the union, its formation, and a local cooperative of gameworkers and other digital creatives getting active in the space. Update: they did achieve 100 members by the 16th August, you can get involved with the co-op and check out their upcoming events by going to ""sabby.gallery"" in your web browser [https://sabby.gallery/] , and can get involved with the game workers union by looking them up online. Later in the interview they discuss some of the other challenges faced by creatives in the industry, especially gender diverse workers in the field.// Ellamay Khonroj Fitzgerald is a Thai-Australian video, photographic and installation artist based on Yugambeh country and is currently undertaking a residency with Next Wave and Sam Kenneally is an artist, illustrator and designer based here in Naarm. They join Juliette to chat about their current exhibition, a Seat at the Table now showing at Outer Space gallery in Brisbane/ Meanjin. You can find out more about the exhibition at https://www.outerspacebrisbane.org/.// Nour Abdullatif, founder and director of Unassigned Gallery and Teddy Benson (they/them) founder and facilitator of Lesbian Mud Wrestling and a local artist and tattoo artist. Unassigned Gallery is a grassroots, multi-purpose creative space located in Brunswick. Lesbian Mud Wrestling is a local initiative that raises funds for gender affirming care. Nour and Teddy are here to talk about Unassigned Gallery’s exhibitions and programming, teach us about what Lesbian Mud Wrestling is and to discuss their upcoming fundraiser for Palestine. You can follow @unassigned_gallery on Instagram.// Kate Colvin is the CEO of Homelessness Australia. Previously, Kate was the spokesperson for national housing and homelessness campaign Everybody's Home and served as the deputy CEO for Victoria's peak body for homelessness, the Council to Homeless Persons. Kate is back on Tuesday Breakfast today to chat about new figures on child homelessness in Australia and specific challenges faced by youth seeking homelessness support.// Songs:Man Hater - YARAHeal Sista - SOLCHLDNew Woman - Lisa