Author Amy Aronson discusses the life of feminist and activist, Crystal Eastman; also the subject of her new book titled "Crystal Eastman: A Revolutionary Life."

April Reign, the creator of #OscarsSoWhite viral hashtag and movement, discusses this year's Oscar nominations.

On this episode, I discuss the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) with passionate advocate and activist for women's rights, Kate Kelly. We discuss the role that the state of Virginia will play in finally ratifying the ERA, after it was introduced nearly a century ago.

Kina Collins is a nationally recognized gun violence prevention and healthcare advocate running for the IL-07 Congressional District seat. We discuss her candidacy against a 22-year incumbent, her success with pushing historic legislation for women, and the importance of healthcare justice for those in marginalized communities.

Actress, Improviser & Writer, Niccole Thurman talks about politics, her roles satirizing conservatives and self-care in a toxic political climate.

Shanda Yates is running for Mississippi's House of Representative, a state crucial for Democrats to gain legislative power in the South

Sharon Kann, is the abortion rights and reproductive health program director at Media Matters, and she discusses their new report titled

Virginia's Senate race is one of the most important election for Democrats to win back the Senate

Emerge is an organization dedicated to recruiting & training Democratic women to run for office. A'shanti Gholar discusses the existing challenges for women who decide to run.

On this episode, we discuss ending street harassment, the focus of the Hollaback, an organization and campaign devoted to ending street harassment worldwide.

A conversation with Dr. Fiona Vera Gray about street harassment and her book, The Right Amount of Panic: How Women Trade Freedom For Safety

This episode features a conversation with Jennifer Kavanagh, a political scientist and researcher for the RAND Corporation.

Every District: Nicole Hobbs, Executive Director of EveryDistrict.US Discusses State Legislative Races

Kate Manne: Philosopher & Author of "Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny"

What does good, solid Paid Leave Policy looks like? And what should we look for as savvy constituents. Andie Zuniga of PL+US to discuss Paid Family Leave Policy (Pt 2/2)

Professor & Author Catherine Squires discusses her book Dangerous Discourses; Bringing Intersectionality to a Mass Shooting and the #SayHerName Movement

Katie Bethell, founder of the PL+US (Paid Leave For the United States), talks about their national plan to win paid family leave by 2022.

Author & Researcher, Celeste Watkins-Hayes, discusses her new book "A Life : How Women Living with HIV/AIDS Confront Inequality"

Producers of the Active Measures documentary discuss Russia and Putin's history of launching cyber-warfare and espionage campaigns including the one against the US during the 2016 presidential election.

Reproductive Rights activist Asha Dahya discusses the reproductive rights movement from the lens of an ex-evangelical, turned passionate advocate and activist seeking reproductive justice for all.

WagataweWanjuki, an out-spoken advocate for survivors of gender-based violence and activist against sexual assualt, discusses the cost of not believing survivors.

State Legistative Races Will Save Us with Sister District Founder, Rita Bosworth

Sayu Bhojwani, founder & president of New American Leaders, an organization leading a movement for inclusive democracy by preparing first and second generation Americans to use their power and potential in elected office.

100 Times: A Memoir of Sexism, a discussion with writer Chavisa Woods

Carol Anderson, author of "One Person, No Vote..." discusses modern and historical patterns of voter suppression