Many panelists discuss the history of the Christian Feminist Podcast and how it's affected their lives over the year in this last CFP for the foreseeable future. Thanks to everyone for your years of support!

Christina Bieber Lake, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and K.B. Moore talk about Flannery O'Connor's "Good Country People" and the recent biopic Wildcat. 

Laurie Norris and Jay Eldred talk about their experience in cosplay, particularly as it relates to gender. 

The Christian Feminist crew talks about Shakespeare's character Ophelia and her afterlife in the arts.

Alexis Neal, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and special guest and author J.B. Cheaney discuss strong female characters in middle grade and young adult fiction.

Katie Grubbs, Kim Feldman, and Ilia Grubbs discuss the history of the feminization of education as a profession, as well as all the ways that sexism impacts our teaching lives today.

Ilia Danner Grubbs, Christina Bieber Lake, and Victoria Reynolds Farmer discuss the recent Captain Marvel movie, including prerelease trolling, box office records, and the importance of female hero stories.

Victoria Farmer leads Carla Godwin and Katie Grubbs in a discussion of Emily Dickinson’s poetry, her relationship with religious faith, and what the stereotypes surrounding her can tell us about ourselves.

Alexis Neal, Katie Grubbs, and Christina Bieber Lake discuss tidying aficionado Marie Kondo, her bestselling book, and her recent Netflix series.

Join Leah Henning, Christina Bieber Lake, and Sara Klooster as they discuss the character and general awesomenss of Ellen Ripley from the movies Alien and Aliens.

Katie Grubbs, Jay Eldred, and Ilia Danner Grubbs celebrate Episode 100 with a discussion of Terry Pratchett's novel Monstrous Regiment. For the Duchess!

The Christian Feminist Podcast presents a new subsidiary series, Complementarianish. CFP regulars and complementarians Katie Grubbs, Alexis Neal, Sara Klooster, and others discuss the theology and issues of the complementarian sphere. In Episode 1, Katie, Alexis and Sara talk about why this series is important and discuss Jonathan Leeman's article "A Word of Empathy, Warning, and Counsel for 'Narrow' Complementarians."

The Christian Feminist crew talks about Nanette and women in comedy.

Victoria Reynolds Farmer talks to Blake Miller, Katie Grubbs, and Alexis Neal about recent happenings in the Southern Baptist Convention. 

Ilia Danner Grubbs, Alexis Neil, and Marie Hause discuss the Star Trek television shows and movies in regards to their portrayal and treatment of women, both on and off screen.

Katie Grubbs, Laurie Norris, and Sara Klooster discuss the 1972 Shaw Brothers wuxia film The 14 Amazons, reflecting on the history of wuxia, gender roles/presentation in the film, and more.

Victoria Reynolds Farmer, Christina Bieber Lake, and Leah Henning share recommendations as voted on by the CFP Facebook community.

Alexis Neal leads Carla Ewert and Ilia Danner Grubbs in a discussion of the reception history of pop Christmas classic "Baby, It's Cold Outside."

The Christian Feminists discuss Glaspell's play "Trifles."

Laurie Norris, Keisha McIntosh Allen, and Kim Feldman discuss #BlackLivesMatter and its engagement with feminism and Christianity.

In the second episode of this year's Christian Humanist Radio Network crossover, Katie Grubbs leads Leah Henning, Coyle Neal, and Nathan Gilmour in a conversation about Alfred Hitchcock's 1938 film "The Lady Vanishes."

Should you vaccinate your kids? Are essential oils an effective treatment option? Alexis Neal, Ilia Danner Grubbs, and new panelist Jessica Hardin continue to discuss scientific and theological principles that should inform our decision-making.

Should you vaccinate your kids? Are essential oils an effective treatment option? Alexis Neal, Ilia Danner Grubbs, and new panelist Jessica Hardin discuss scientific and theological principles that should inform our decision-making.

Katie Grubbs, Christina Bieber Lake, and Sara Klooster discuss the 2001 comedy Legally Blonde, reminiscing on their first experiences with the movie and exploring its discussions of Greek life, feminism, workplace sexual harassment, class issues, and the benefits of kindness.

Listen in as Christina Bieber Lake, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and Sarah Thomas discuss Greta Gerwig’s smash hit film Barbie. Is life in plastic really fantastic? Find out here!

Leah Henning leads Ilia Danner Grubbs and Victoria Reynolds Farmer in a discussion of biographies of Christian women. Topics include biographical ethics, feminist historiography, and the role of truth in narrative. The panel looks at biographies of Corrie ten Boom and Fanny Crosby.

Victoria Reynolds Farmer, Katie Grubbs, and Isabelle Eyre discuss America Media's recent survey of Catholic women.

Carla Ewert and Christina Bieber Lake interview Christian psychologist and author Dr. Helen LaKelly Hunt.

Marie Hause leads Victoria Reynolds Farmer and guest panelist Heather Burtman in a discussion of the UN’s statement on global reproductive health and contraception.

Christina Bieber Lake leads Alexis Neal and Victoria Reynolds Farmer in a discussion of Kathleen Norris' The Quotidian Mysteries: Laundry, Liturgy and Women's Work.

Katie Grubbs and Leah Henning discuss Terry Pratchett's novel Wyrd Sisters and whether its witches are models for feminist thought and action.

Alexis Neal, Marie Hause, and Heather Elliot discuss L.M. Montgomery's classic children's novel, Anne of Green Gables.

Katie Grubbs moderates Blake Miller and Victoria Reynolds Farmer in a discussion of the Christian Patriarchy movement, with a focus on Vision Forum and the Advanced Training Institute, the movement’s prescriptive gender roles, and its effects on families.

Laurie Norris, Tareva Johnson, and Ashley Love discuss Beyonce's career, her path toward political engagement, and some of the ways her Lemonade visual album deals with what Black femininity and Black spirituality can mean in popular culture

Victoria Reynolds Farmer leads Katie Grubbs and Marie Hause in a discussion of Elizabeth Cady Stanton's The Woman's Bible, an early example of feminist Biblical hermeneutics.

Alexis Neal, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and Marie Hause discuss Tolstoy's classic novel.

Sara Davis leads Christina Bieber Lake and Leah Henning in a discussion of General Leia Organa and what she can teach us about female leadership.

Christina and Katie talk with Jennifer Hockenberry Dragseth about her book Thinking Woman: A Philosophical Approach to the Quandary of Gender. Pt 2 of a 2 pt conversation.

Christina and Katie talk with Jennifer Hockenberry Dragseth about her book Thinking Woman: A Philosophical Approach to the Quandary of Gender. Pt 1 of a 2 pt conversation.

Alexis Neal leads Sara Davis and Victoria Reynolds Farmer in a discussion of the Australian period drama series Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries.

Victoria Reynolds Farmer leads Christina Bieber Lake and Kimberly Feldman in a discussion of #metoo and #churchtoo through the lens of the classic French feminist essay “The Laugh of the Medusa.”

The Christian Feminist crew talks about youth ministry.

Kim Feldman leads Blake Miller and Victoria Reynolds Farmer in a discussion of the Sheologians podcast’s four-part series “Feminism is Poison.”

Carla Ewert, Katie Grubbs, and Marie Hause discuss the likelihood of a female president. The panels reviews women in political leadership globally and the US's standing, discusses the particular challenges to women in the US political system, and riffs on representation and opportunity.

Sara Davis leads Christina Bieber Lake and Victoria Reynolds Farmer in a discussion on the first season of the Netflix show Stranger Things. Topics include women in sci-fi, nostalgia programming, and gendered sacrificial death.

A crossover crew talks about the Universal Studios version of "Phantom of the Opera" in our latest Christian Humanist Radio Network crossover.

Alexis Neal and Sara Davis talk about Multi-Level Marketing and its prevalence among women, particularly in Christian circles, and a special guest shares her multi-level-marketing experiences.

The Christian Feminist crew talks about the Netflix original series "The Crown."

In order to educate themselves about some of the work necessary for racial reconciliation in the church, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, Christina Bieber Lake, and Katie Grubbs listen to and discuss the Truth's Table podcast.