Jess and Jaimi dive right into the case against Tattle.Life, the unmasking of Sebastian Bond, the identities of stalkers on the site, and the heartbreaking experiences of hundreds of victims of mass stalking. Jess discusses the action being taken behind the scenes, and how this might play out for perpetrators who have been hiding their identities whilst terrorising their victims for years. This episode contains upsetting cases of stalking, doxxing and abuse.

Jess and Jaimi take a (very) critical look at the American Psychiatric Association suggesting four new mental disorders for people who want to end their lives. What is the real motive for inventing four new disorders, and what/who will they be used for?
Content warning for in depth discussions of suic*de, mental health, and euthanasia.

Jaimi and Jess discuss their earliest understandings of money, finance, housing, and how much money they would need to live. Whilst Jaimi was busy learning all about politics, mortgages, and finance as a kid, Jess was planning her life as a stripper and thought houses couldn’t be more than a couple of grand each.

Jess and Jaimi share the pivotal, emotional, terrifying and amazing travel experiences that have shaped who they are, and what they believe about life, culture, and the world. In this episode, we cover huge shifts in mindset, values, and belief systems caused by weird experiences whilst travelling the world together. Some of this episode gets pretty creepy so you may want a cushion to hide behind - especially as it drops on Friday the 13th… which is… as weird as the stories we are about to tell. Gah!

Jess and Jaimi are back for Series 8 - and kicking off a huge new collection of episodes with a brutally honest discussion of how, and why, they left the echo chamber of feminism, how feminism burned them both out, and whether they still consider themselves feminists. Strap in, it’s gonna get bumpy.

Jess and Jaimi have a glass of wine and catch up about all their favourite lesbian TV, films, music, gigs and influencers they love. A funny, light-hearted discussion of lesbian culture, lesbian love and eating that girl for lunch.

Part 2 of Jaimi interviews Jess about Underclass, and they really get into the depths of wild experiences in the book. Jess talks about stealing a celebrity’s onion rings at 1am, committing cheque fraud as a child, working sleazy jobs to make ends meet and trying to survive in a dangerous city.
NSFW. 18+ discussions.
Order Underclass now from Amazon, or from VictimFocus-Resources.com

Jaimi interviews Jess about her new book, ‘Underclass’. Jess talks about the local flasher, using dark humour to cope with life (and write the book), getting involved in the illegal racing scene in the early 00s, and trying to navigate the role of religion in a place where no one cared about it.
Order ‘Underclass’ now on Amazon and VictimFocus.
NSFW. 18+ discussions.

Jess and Jaimi are back for Season 7, and kick off by answering a set of ten questions about feminism written by an MRA online. Neither of them have seen the questions before the podcast, can they answer them? Will they answer them? Let’s go!

Jess and Jaimi both saw the same viral video, and the thousands of hateful comments underneath, and decided to bring it to the podcast to discuss it over a few vodkas. What has a 22 year old pilot got in common with Millie Bobby Brown, Billie Eilish, and Pamela Anderson? Tune in to find out!

Jaimi and Jess have a couple of vodkas and discuss the increasing sexualisation and fetishisation of serial killers and rapists - what the hell is happening out there? Who is driving this narrative and why? Why do women find such violent criminals sexually attractive?

Content Warning - This episode is heavy, and discusses violent sex, rape, abuse, homicide and domestic violence.

Jess and Jaimi settle down with some wine and some blankets, and discuss all the myths and stereotypes about abusers and perpetrators of violence and abuse. Do they really target vulnerable women? Does safety advice even work? Does porn play a part? Are abusers mentally ill?
Content warning for some heavy discussion of offending behaviours.

Jess and Jaimi have a long, meandering and hilarious conversation about the way feminism changed their perspectives of their favourite childhood films. Then they get distracted and talk about their mythical pool. And the dogs having their own bedroom. And what to do if your puppy sh*ts in her own food bowl.

Jess and Jaimi double over laughing throughout this wild rollercoaster episode, where they revisit Bad Sex Tips from 2021, and discuss a whole new collection of horrid, disgusting, stupid and hilarious sex tips from women’s magazines and articles.
The takeaway lesson? Don’t put dirty pennies in your vag, and now you know why all the fruit at the supermarket is bruised.
Content warning: Extremely explicit sexual content

Jess and Jaimi sit down to talk all about their new book, the ITIM - when a huge storm hits the hotel. They discuss trauma, coping mechanisms, revolution and changing the world together.

Jaimi and Jess drink tequila in their hotel room and have a late night discussion about the way women will defend and deny male violence when it comes to their own husbands, boyfriends, dads and sons. If you’re a wife or mother, and consider yourself a critical thinker and feminist, this one is for you!

Jaimi and Jess are back for Season 6! Sat on the balcony, drinking cocktails, overlooking the snow-capped mountains, abandoning the posh mics and talking about the way women hate each other and themselves… Cliterati, welcome back!

Jess and Jaimi finish a bottle of wine and discuss Britney Spears deleting her Instagram account, and why so many people are so quick to pathologise her yet again…

Jaimi and Jess discuss the recent press coverage of Meghan Markle’s new podcast and interviews, whilst sitting high up in the hills above Santorini.

Jaimi and Jess get back from the pub, grab the mics, pour another drink, and talk about the quickly decreasing rates of young women wanting babies. Why do so many young women want to avoid motherhood, and could we really blame them? Why do women sugar coat motherhood, and not admit their own deep regret?
It’s all discussed in this episode about remaining childless.