Stuff Mom Never Told You
Stuff Mom Never Told You
Playlist by Stuff Mom Never Told YouThrough 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 to…Follow the podcast:
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Happy Hour #197: Gender Affirming Events
As we approach the end of a rough 2025, we spotlight some good news with gender affirming events.
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Book Club: Finding My Dance
Ria Thundercloud's 2022 children's book Finding My Dance follows her journey in dance, from Indigenous to classical, and motherhood.
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Feminists Around the World: Siku Allooloo
Today we're talking about Indigenous activist and artist Siku Allooloo.
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Monday Mini: The Moms Are Not Alright
A lot of recent popular media really highlights that moms are struggling. What's going on here?
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SMNTY Classics: Native Indigenous Women's Fight to Save Their Languages
All around the world, Indigenous women are fighting to save their language from systemic extinction. We look into a few examples in this classic episode.
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Female Firsts: Dr. Margaret S. Collins
Yves breaks down the history of Dr. Margaret S. Collins, the first professionally trained Black woman entomologist.
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Happy Hour #196: Single Lady Problems
Being single comes with a lot of perks, but also some specific problems that remind us all its good to have friends.
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Larry Summers and the Epstein Emails
The release of the Epstein emails made clear that people of all types were involved, including Larry Summers, who has connections to Harvard and OpenAI. Bridget Todd breaks down why this matters.
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Feminists Around the World: More Women Led Indigenous Organizations
In this episode, we highlight more organizations doing great work led by Indigenous women.
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Monday Mini: Are Boyfriends Embarrassing? (Part 2)
In the second part of our conversation about the response to Chanté Joseph's Vogue article "Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing now?", we delve even deeper to some of reasons why it resonated with so many.
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