Stuff Mom Never Told You

Can high-end fashion and feminism ever match? In this classic episode, Cristen and Caroline discuss the ongoing debates about how clothing fits with feminism from Women's Lib to Chanel's (in)famous fall fashion feminist protest.

Bridget Todd joins us once again to discuss disinformation this election cycle, how it specifically impacts women and especially Black women and women of color and ways we can combat it.

Anney and Samantha have some rogue fun (pew pew!) talking about Samantha's experience watching the Stars Wars prequels, sequels, one-offs and even the notorious Holiday Special. She too doesn't like sand.

This episode is ALIVE! Anney and Samantha delve into the history of women crafting the stuff of nightmares in the realm of horror fiction. Bonus dramatic reading included.

In a whole new take on the 'period piece', Anney and Samantha finally discuss the genre of horror known as 'supernatural menstruation horror'.

In the wake of the death of several prominent public figures, Anney and Samantha talk about grieving in politics.

Oh she's sweet but a psycho? The 'crazy psycho bitch girl' is a trope that makes up an entire genre of horror movies. Anney and Samantha wade through the history and examples of this trope, and why it's problematic.

They're survivors. They're not going to give up. Anney and Samantha discuss some of the most prominent women in the survival horror video game genre.

Anney and Samantha dig into the themes of the dark highschool satire Heathers. How very.

Anney and Samantha cast a spell with Hocus Pocus and The Witches, and discuss the depiction of witches in children's movies. Is it all truly just a bunch of hocus pocus?

Friend of the show Yves shares the story of Bessie Coleman, the first Black American woman to earn a pilot’s license.

Journalist and expert Kiana Fitzgerald stops by to discuss misogynoir in the world of hip hop.

Anney and Samantha revisit forgiveness and what it can look like for women.

SMNTY Book Club is back, this time with Emily Nagoski's book Come as You Are: The Surprising New Science that Will Transform Your Sex Life.

Anney and Samantha discuss productivity and job performance guilt during quarantine.

Melody Bray stops by once again to discuss activism, voting, voter supression, and pizza.

Friend of the show Courtney Jones joins us to discuss what the fields of social work and civil service look like, particularly for women of color.