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Through an intersectional feminist perspective, hosts Anney and Samantha dive into science, history, and culture to make sense of the everyday and unpack the stories that brought us to where we are today. This podcast aims to better understand the challenges facing women and marginalized folks all over the world and highlights the tools we can use to tackle them head on.


Stuff Mom Never Told You

Why do we associate cats with crazy old ladies? What's the historical relationship between women and cats, and why do popes hate cats? Could bacteria in cat poop make people crazy? Join Caroline and Cristen as they answer these questions and more in this classic episode.

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SMNTY Classics: Where did the crazy cat lady stereotype come from?

The fabulous author and journalist E. Jean Carroll joins us to talk about her lawsuits against Donald Trump, her book 'Not my Type: One Woman vs. a President' and the power of laughter. We're bringing this classic back with an important and joyful update.

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SMNTY Classics Redux: E. Jean Carroll

In our continuing look at organizations fighting for our rights in the US, we focus in on disability organizations, starting with the East coast.

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Disability Organizations (Part 1)

2026 has already been a banner year for horror movies. Anney unpacks why this might be, with a few examples.

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Happy Hour #232: The Horror (Movies)

According to legend, witches could transform into cats during August but not without risk. Anney and Samantha delve into the history of the connection between women, cats and witches, and the lore surrounding cat nights.

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The Witchy Legend of Cat Nights

Today we delve into the works of Ethiopian scientist, molecular plant pathologist Segenet Kelemu.

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Activists Around the World: Segenet Kelemu

In this classic, we check back in on Dr. Pragati Singh, health professional and the founder of Indian Aces, the Indian subcontinent's first support group for asexual people.

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SMNTY Classics: Dr. Pragati Singh

Many of us associate soup with comfort and cooler weather. However, soup is not immune to society's determination to gender everything. We dig into the history, the marketing and the arguments about why this is in this classic.

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SMNTY Classics: Soups are for Girls?

Fairy tales are as old as time, moralistic stories that have influenced our understanding of the world, and not always for the better. Amanda Leduc's 2020 novel Disfigured: On Fairy Tales, Disability, and Making Space explores the power of fairy tales and their historically problematic depiction of disability.

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Book Club: Disfigured: On Fairy Tales, Disability, and Making Space

Super Producer Reema joins us for a very special get-to-know you happy hour! We ask hard-hitting questions about trees and Sex and the City.

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Happy Hour #231: SMNTY Welcomes Reema!

Today, we are celebrating the works of AMAN (or the Alliance of Indigenous Peoples of The Archipelago) Secretary General Rukka Sombolinggi.

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Feminists Around the World: Rukka Sombolinggi

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