Stef Smith reinvents the classic play, 'A Doll's House' by Henrik Ibsen, whose message still has relevance today.

Three generations of womanhood are explored in my own family and in the family of three others. I discuss how the women that came before us shape our identities and views.

A collaborative piece on how we as women #BreakTheBias we experience in our day to day lives.

A Conservative MP has claimed that violent male crime is caused by recent female castings of male characters in film and TV.

The film we needed, and the film we deserved

As we enter the fourth and final week of the series, this podcast covers women in classical music and the perception of femininity.   

Modernity is not what it seems 

How IWD started, what it means for us today, and what it may come to mean in the future regarding how some women view women. 

Bridgerton: a series that took the world by storm. I look at how women are presented in the popular TV show and how they deal with Regency-era sexism's restrictions and hardships.

Why do so many women feel the need to imitate men to be taken seriously?

Film-maker Stella Anne Dixon strips away a multitude of crude misconceptions of dancers and the adult industry.

We caught up with Deborah ahead of her first post-Covid in-person performance