Podcasts

We publish a new feminist podcast episode every week. Our hour-long show Popaganda digs deep on movies, books, TV, and media while Backtalk is a snappy conversation between two Bitch editors about the week’s pop culture. Subscribe to the podcasts on iTunes!
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Bitch Radio: "We're Here, We're Beer, Get Used to It"

Tune in to this episode of Bitch Radio to hear an audio version of “We’re Here, We’re Beer, Get Used to It: Brewing up a tasty new paradigm for female beer enthusiasts” from the Underground issue of Bitch.

B-Sides: Is She & Him's Gender-Swapped "Baby It's Cold Outside" Less Date Rape-y Than the Original?

On their latest album A Very She & Him Christmas, Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward cover the creepy (yet catchy—creetchy?) classic with a twist: Deschanel is the “wolf” to M. Ward’s “mouse.” Does this make the song any less of a problem?

Bitch Popaganda: Siri-ously?! Edition

Welcome back to another episode of Bitch Popaganda! Tune in as we discuss Mormon lifestyle bloggers, the inherent sexism of Siri for iPhone 4s, and Katie Roiphe’s latest rage-inducing article for Slate. Links after the jump! Transcript on the way!

B-Sides: A <em>New Album</em> From Boris

Aww, snap, Boris, you did it again. You melted my face and blew my mind at the same time. If you’re a fan of heavy/weird/good music in any way, you ought to check out the new album by Boris, New Album

Bitch Radio: Katherine Don Talks to the F-Word Podcast!

For this week’s episode of Bitch Radio, we’re featuring a segment from fellow feminist podcast, The F-Word. In October, Katherine Don, Bringing Up Baby guest-blogger, spoke with Laura Wood about the politics of choice and childbearing, as well as representations of birth and maternal health. If you’d like to check out the full, 50-minute F-Word podcast, you can check it out here!

B-Sides: Hunter Rapper

Marlaina Buch, aka Hunter Rapper, is high-kicking her claim to both the male-centric musical genre and outdoor sport: hip hop and hunting.

Bitch Radio: Jaclyn Friedman Wants to Help You Find <em>What You Really Really Want</em>

Given all the conflicting messages young women get about their sexuality from all sides—media, church, family, friends, and more—how do we figure out what we want to say “yes” to in the first place? So begins Jaclyn Friedman’s fabulous new workbook. What You Really Really Want: The Smart Girl’s Shame-Free Guide to Sex and Safety sets out to help readers move toward sex lives that are as personally fulfilling as possible. I sat down with Jaclyn at the 2011 Roots of Change Conference to talk about  her hopes for the book, sexual autonomy, pop culture, surviving haterdom, and whether that title is what you think it is. Care to listen in?

B-Sides: Tender Forever's "Congratulations" Tour

If I wasn’t already a big fan of French/Portlander musician Tender Forever (I was), I would be after seeing her “Congratulations” tour last week. Currently traveling down the West Coast, “Congratulations” is an all-ages tour that combines Tender Forever’s amazing stage presence and music with a bunch of weirder-than-life YouTube videos. It’s like going to an awkward house party with no booze and finding out that your friend’s sister’s friend is playing and she’s the best electro pop performer ever. It rules.

Bitch Popaganda: Childish Things Edition

Welcome back to another episode of Bitch Popaganda! Tune in as we discuss Joan Didion’s new memoir Blue Nights, the #mencallmethings Twitter hashtag, and the Childish Gambino album Camp. Plus, Bitch faves!

B-Sides: Teri Gender Bender, the Feminist-Not-Feminist

“I consider myself a self-proclaimed feminist but not in the same way that other people would think of a feminist. I’m not a man-hater.” Yes! Wait, what? Teri Gender Bender bites off a lot more than most people could chew with her roving gang of Butcherettes—including the drug wars in Mexico, being ostracized in both of her homes on either side of the Mexico-US border, and the stupidity of gender oppression. But she’s totally not like all those other feminists, right?

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