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Feminist Professor

Society & Culture

Frequency: 1 episode/22d. Total Eps: 25

A podcast that shares and explains key ideas in gender, sexuality, and feminist ideas in an accessible and approachable format.

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18/03/2026
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28/10/2025
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S2 E3, On LGBTQ Equity and Personhood

Season 2 · Episode 3

jeudi 2 octobre 2025 • Duration 27:09

DESCRIPTION In this episode, we will complete our discussion of selected policy objectives in Project 2025. This week, the focus is on LGBTQ equity and personhood. Project 2025 is consistently invested in diminishing or denying the personhood of LGBTQ individuals, and it details the legal, political, and economic levers that will help normalize this. We discuss the loss of legal protections as well as the right to non-discrimination, the assumption that gay marriage and family are defective versions of what is biologically and morally desirable, the effort to relabel the trans person as potential political extremist and terrorist, and the conflation of LGBTQ-supportive materials with pornography.

S2 E2, On the Endgame of Project 2025, Contraception

Season 2 · Episode 2

mardi 9 septembre 2025 • Duration 24:56

In this episode, we will continue our close look at the key objectives of Project 2025. This time, we will focus on the plan to restrict and deny access to both contraception and emergency contraception. More contraceptive forms (i.e. hormonal birth control, IUDs) have been reframed as abortifacients, or drugs and devices designed to terminate pregnancy. They do not terminate pregnancy; they prevent pregnancy. But Project 2025 is intent on erroneously redefining them so that they can be folded into larger efforts to regulate and ban abortion. Listen to hear more about how this is—and will—happen.

Season 1, Episode 10: On Preparing for Trump 2.0 Part 2

vendredi 31 janvier 2025 • Duration 35:38

This episode continues the conversation of last week, Preparing for Trump 2.0. In it, eighteen speakers from the larger podcast community share brief and powerful insights into what they are doing differently or refusing to do in this volatile political climate.

Season 1, Episode 9: On Preparing for Trump 2.0

mardi 21 janvier 2025 • Duration 22:01

In this episode, we consider how we might differently approach the second presidency of Donald Trump. How can we guard against overwhelm and dysregulation? How can we direct our energy and attention to meaningful projects rather than fall into another extended outrage cycle?

Season 1, Episode 8: On Trans Panic

lundi 23 décembre 2024 • Duration 20:38

In this episode, we discuss the rise in trans panic, or the cultivation of widespread anxiety and fear at the very fact of trans existence. We talk about the ways in which trans panic serves particular political ends as well as underscores the phantasmatic nature of gender. Using gender affirming care as an example, we consider how much trans panic relies on fictitious stories about gender and ignores the lived realities of trans youth specifically.

Season 1, Episode 7: Gender, Sexuality, and Gen Z

vendredi 29 novembre 2024 • Duration 27:23

In this episode, we discuss the shifting gender and sexual identities and practices of Generation Z. At least one in five members of Gen Z identify as LGBTQ, so they are the largest demographic of LGBTQ persons in the United States. We hear from various Gen Z voices in this episode and consider what their […]

Season 1, Episode 6: On Misogyny

vendredi 15 novembre 2024 • Duration 21:44

In this episode, we will discuss different ways of understanding the motives of misogyny, or what is more commonly understood as the hatred of women, as well as examine the upsurge in misogynist rhetoric in the 2024 Presidential election.

Season 1 Episode 5: On Patriarchal Logics

lundi 4 novembre 2024 • Duration 22:04

In this week’s episode, we will approach patriarchy as a social system that overvalues maleness and masculinity at the same time it devalues femaleness and femininity. We will talk about the ‘logics’ of patriarchy that not only attempt to justify the system as inevitable and good but also encourage men to fear the judgment and reprisal of other men. In the last part of the episode, we will consider a handful of examples from the 2024 Presidential campaign that demonstrate the ways in which men police the masculinity of other men to defend patriarchal power.

Season 1, Episode 4: On Becoming a Problem

mardi 22 octobre 2024 • Duration 13:46

In this episode, we turn to the work of Sara Ahmed to better understand how we become a problem for others when we expose or name a problem. Podcast Available On: Apple Spotify Featuring: Dr. Tammy Birk Show Notes: In this episode, I relied on the critical work of Sara Ahmed and cited three of […]

Season 1, Episode 3: On Anger

mardi 15 octobre 2024 • Duration 21:08

This episode focuses on the political usefulness of anger, especially as an appropriate and ethical response to injustice and mistreatment. We consider how anger is sanctioned for some groups rather than others, examine reasons that women might fear, deny, or suppress their anger to avoid conflict, and discuss the various ways that the expression of […]