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Season One Episodes!

  • Writer: Kirti Patel
    Kirti Patel
  • Jun 18, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jul 1, 2024



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Here's a sneak peek of The Gynarchy's Season One episodes:


  • 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 


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


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


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


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


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


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


  • Episode 10: Intimate Partner Violence with Amy Kaufman 


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


  • Episode 12: Global Women’s Voices: Documentary Filmmaker Nisha Pahuja 

1 Comment


Ben Weston
Ben Weston
Aug 05, 2024

I wish there was a podcast focused on how to be a male feminist because that is my aspiration and I know many like me. I can't have the experience of being female but how should that be exclusionary? As you mention, I do have the experience of raising 2 Gen X daughters whom I support fully as independent, powerful women who own their own company and don't suffer male fools. But I just wish I felt more welcome in the community for my desire to support women and for the fact that I am feminist and always have been indignant at the unfairness I have seen my Mother, my sisters, my wife, and now my daughters endure. If you…

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