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Release Dates for Season One Episodes!

  • Writer: Kirti Patel
    Kirti Patel
  • Jul 4, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jan 19

We are excited to announce the release dates for season one of The Gynarchy!


Thursday, August 1, 2024


  • Episode 1: Feminism 101 with Malia Funk 

  • Episode 2: Myths about the Vulva and Vagina with Jessica Pin 


  • Episode 3: Attacks on Abortion and Birth Control with Diane Horvath, MD 


Monday, August 19, 2024


  • Episode 4: The State of IVF and Fertility Medicine with David Sable, MD 


Monday, August 26, 2024


  • Episode 5: Feminist Icon: Taylor Swift with Kelly Joy, MD 


Monday, September 2, 2024


  • Episode 6: Racism in Women’s Healthcare with Camille Clare, MD 


Monday, September 9, 2024


  • Episode 7: Risks of Vaginal Birth with Jocelyn Fitzgerald, MD 


Monday, September 16, 2024


  • Episode 8: All Things Menopause with Sameena Rahman, MD 


Monday, September 23, 2024


  • Episode 9: Medications and Sexual Dysfunction with Rachel Rubin, MD 


Monday, September 30, 2024


  • Episode 10: Intimate Partner Violence with Amy Kaufman 


Monday, October 7, 2024


  • Episode 11: Declines in Marriage and Childbirth with Jody Willson, JD


Monday, October 14, 2024


  • Episode 12: Global Women’s Issues: India with Documentary Filmmaker Nisha Pahuja 



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