The Feminist Bar Podcast

In this  FINALE I am joined by four guests from season one: Zimbarbiean, The Feminist Witch, FKA Kizza and PiaSumn to talk about the parameters of sisterhood and how that translates in infidelity and sex. Can women exclude men from their interactions to make for better community? What role do other women play in helping us out of challenging relationships? See you next season!!

In this week's episode I am with spoken word artist Cristol aka Metaphoric Overdose talk about LOVE. How has feminist love transformed our lives ?  Has it changed the way we remember our past relationships ? What are our personal views on love?  And are you ready for a new segment ?

In this week's episode, I have a drink with Pee (aka Pia_Sumn) to chat about sex during adulthood and how we have come to know and speak for our bodies. What are some of the reasons adult women continue to fake sexual pleasure? Is there an empowered way to have sex? 

In this episode I sit down with Kawire from Kenya to talk about her experience of feminist motherhood, dealing with environments that are not always in her control and the hardships of maneuvering and communicating the absence of a father figure. Will conservative norms ever free us from limited definitions of family?

In this week's episode I talk to Lusa, a lawyer/ LGBTQI advocate from Zambia about living queer in Africa, how sexuality has affected friendships & interactions with straight women and finding love in heteronormative spaces. Are we free to find true connections in our home countries ? Can queer people truly live and love in Africa ? 

In this week's episode, I share a glass of wine with Tashinga Bvekerwa aka Zimbarbiean. We discuss navigating feminism in heterosexual relationships and how we draw the line between things we are expected to do and those we have been taught we have to. Are our love languages a result of socialization? Do our politics isolate us in a way that makes it hard to find love?

In this episode, I chat with Tawana aka TiniwanaTalks about the role our traumas play in our personal politics and how relationships with father figures speak to how we find or practice our feminism. Do absent fathers make us radical? Are we inescapably shaped by our experience of fatherhood?

In this episode, I am joined by Shingah from the Philippines. We chat about the evolution of clothing and if that has changed the sexist constructions of our identities. Does empowerment mean equality? Do our crop tops create enough discourse to challenge injustice? Has Bell Hooks been right all along or was that a different time?

In this episode, I share a few glasses of wine with Kim, an investment and trade lawyer from Zimbabwe. We chat about the meaning of sisterhood and the role patriarchy plays in the way we build relationships with each other. Are there things we do to other women that might be anti-feminist?

In this episode I share a drink with Anita Holland,  gender specialist from Zambia to talk about a podcast episode titled 'Feminists with Rape Fantasies' by Jaclyn Friedman. We share our thoughts on problematic fantasies as an escape from daily reality. What is appropriate and where do we draw the line ?