Listener Stories: How Somali Women Are Surviving Organized, Targeted, Patriarchal Crime

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Overriding your Body's 'No' with your Mind's 'Yes'

Ladies, never date a philosopher - unless you want a masterclass in whataboutism, sealioning, gas lighting, and debates about your needs and boundaries!Want your dating lessons to be featured on the show? Submit your Roast-a-Scrote to: our email 

My Kink is Shaming

In this episode, Patricia & Rose examine shame as a tool that shapes social norms and etiquette, and its usefulness in particular situations, often those involving men and male entitlement. Do we need to bring back shame as a social consequence? Is a Shame Renaissance on the hori ...  Show more

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