The Burning Bed & Feminist Law
The law stated that unless a police officer witnessed domestic violence, nothing could be done. Francine Hughes husband told her he was going to kill her. The cops left her and her four children alone with him. What happened next changed the laws in the US forever.
Cultish & Sheologians Crossover: Untelling the Handmaid’s Tale (Part 1)
The Handmaid's Tale is an icon of feminist literature and because of the popular Hulu show, it is now a symbol for "reproductive freedom". So what is this story all about? Today we are joined by our friends from Cultish to dive into the world Margaret Atwood created to tell you what you need to know about The Handmaid's Tale & how to think critically through it.
You Probably Think This Show Is About You
It's hilariously easy to find women's blogs and podcasts about modesty, but today what we want to talk about is vanity—the kind that results in self-loathing frumpiness and the kind that often results in crippling anxiety.
Venting is Not Next to Godliness
We tend to think that "anger" is a man's problem while simultaneously & regularly taking to private women's groups to discuss what's so upsetting about the people around us. In this episode we talk about anger, and how not to look so lightly upon it in our own hearts.
A Problem of History
In this episode, Summer and Joy discuss 'problematic' history on accident. Summer just wanted to discuss a female serial killer you have never heard of, and Joy just wanted tot all about a weird museum in Germany she finds fascinating and the results are a romp through #MeToo, statue crumbling, and why discussions about history have become so fraught with drama.
Covid, Sanctification, Growing Out of Conceit, Oh My!
It's one of those catching-up-on-life episodes where we talk about Summer having COVID-19, masks, sanctification, not being conceited, and otherwise shooting way too close to the moon. Enjoy!
You’re Not Enough (And That’s Okay) with Allie Stuckey
Joined by our friend Allie Stuckey, we discuss the topic of her new book on the toxic culture of self-love. Join us and be encouraged!
Cultish & Sheologians Crossover: Untelling the Handmaid’s Tale (Part 1)
The Handmaid's Tale is an icon of feminist literature and because of the popular Hulu show, it is now a symbol for "reproductive freedom". So what is this story all about? Today we are joined by our friends from Cultish to dive into the world Margaret Atwood created to tell you what you need to know about The Handmaid's Tale & how to think critically through it.
You Probably Think This Show Is About You
It's hilariously easy to find women's blogs and podcasts about modesty, but today what we want to talk about is vanity—the kind that results in self-loathing frumpiness and the kind that often results in crippling anxiety.
Venting is Not Next to Godliness
We tend to think that "anger" is a man's problem while simultaneously & regularly taking to private women's groups to discuss what's so upsetting about the people around us. In this episode we talk about anger, and how not to look so lightly upon it in our own hearts.
A Problem of History
In this episode, Summer and Joy discuss 'problematic' history on accident. Summer just wanted to discuss a female serial killer you have never heard of, and Joy just wanted tot all about a weird museum in Germany she finds fascinating and the results are a romp through #MeToo, statue crumbling, and why discussions about history have become so fraught with drama.
Covid, Sanctification, Growing Out of Conceit, Oh My!
It's one of those catching-up-on-life episodes where we talk about Summer having COVID-19, masks, sanctification, not being conceited, and otherwise shooting way too close to the moon. Enjoy!
You’re Not Enough (And That’s Okay) with Allie Stuckey
Joined by our friend Allie Stuckey, we discuss the topic of her new book on the toxic culture of self-love. Join us and be encouraged!
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