Inciteful Sisters
- Épisodes
- 51
- Parution
- toutes les deux semaines
- Dernier épisode
- 12 Nov 2026
À propos du podcast
This podcast aims to bring you some of the seldom heard voices fighting for the rights of women and girls. Follow us on X/Twitter @IncitefulPod
Épisodes 51
Episode 51: Kelly, Jennifer, Sally and Bin the Bill
We speak to the inspiring women behind Bin the Bill, who tell us all about the proposed Conversion Practices Bill, and why this would be catastrophic for professionals, families, lesbians, and young people alike.
Episode 50: Connie Shaw and Free Speech
Connie discusses changing political attitudes amongst young women and men, the importance of free speech, and the importance of speaking up for what you believe in.
Episode 49: Rosie Duffield and women in politics.
In this episode Rosie Duffield reveals what it's like being a woman in politics, why she left the Labour party, and the realities of campaigning for women's rights as an MP.
Episode 48: Kate Barker and the Conversion Therapy Bill
LGB Alliance's CEO, Kate Barker, talks us through the Conversion Therapy Bill, and the risk it poses to young people and those trying to protect them. We discuss the current challenges facing LGB young people …
Notes de l’épisode
LGB Alliance's CEO, Kate Barker, talks us through the Conversion Therapy Bill, and the risk it poses to young people and those trying to protect them. We discuss the current challenges facing LGB young people, and how her organisation is helping.
Episode 47: Cath, Naomi, Charlotte, and the Manchester Fringe Book Festival
Find more info: https://www.womensrights.network/product-page/manchester-fringe-book-festival-26
Episode 46: Maeve Halligan and the Cambridge Society of Women
Maeve discusses her time at Cambridge, starting the Cambridge Society of Women, and the culture and language of gender ideology.
Episode 45: Mara Yamauchi, Natalie Daniels and women's running.
Mara and Natalie talk to us about women's running at elite and sub-elite levels, and the importance of fairness and factuality.
Episode 44: Rosie Hayes and Sisters Heal
Rosie shares how she started a female only CIC, supporting women in Brighton.
Episode 43: Lucy, Terry, and Thoughtful Therapists
In this episode, Lucy and Terry from Thoughtful Therapists discuss changing attitudes to mental health, identity, and disability. We explore what the new Conversion Therapy Bill might mean for therapists.
Episode 42: Fiona, Mary, and the NHS Audit
Fiona (Citizen Journalist) and Mary (SEEN in Health) introduce us to their audit map of NHS trusts across the UK, which investigates their compliance to the Supreme Court Ruling.
Episode 41: Jamie Reed and Gender Affirming Care
Jamie talks to us about her experience the Washington University Transgender Centre at St Louis Hospital, what led her to whistleblow, and what impact our approach to transgender children is having.
Episode 40: Maggie Banda, Susan Dalgety and Malawi
Maggie & Susan give a holistic view into life in Malawi, and the challenges faced by women and girls as the seek to enter education, the workforce, and politics.
Episode 39: Bethany Hutchison and the Darlington Nurses
Bethany Hutchison tells us the truth behind how the Darlington Nurses challenged the NHS and won.
Episode 38: Dr P and The Finnish Study
Dr P delves into the Finnish study, the capture of mental health services, and her own doxxing.
Episode 37: Maya Forstater, One year on from the SCR.
Maya reflects on the Supreme Court Ruling, and what has happened in the year since.
Episode 36: Karleen Gribble and Language
Karleen Gribble shares her insight into the importance of language in how we speak to and about mothers and babies.
Episode 35: Anita Gera and Hague Explained CIC
Anita discusses her personal story, and the excellent work being done by Hague Explained CIC
Episode 34: Biology in Medicine on Puberty Blockers and the Levy Report
Two GPs, Alice and Grace, discuss the UK governments Puberty Blocker Trial, the Levy Report, Hillary Cass, and where we go from here.
Episode 33: Mandy Clare
Mandy talks through her background, politics, the role of local councils in protecting women's rights, and her unfair arrest last year.
Episode 32: For Women Scotland and the Supreme Court
We speak to Susan Smith from FWS, to hear the full story of their Supreme Court Victory, and what comes next.
Episode 31: The WI Undercover
This week we speak to two women from WID (Women's Institute Declaration) about Gender Ideology in the WI.
Episode 30: Naomi Cunningham, 2025 and beyond
We recap on some of the highlights of 2025 with Naomi Cunningham, and make our predictions of what comes next.
Episode 29: Fiona McAnena and Terf Island
In this Christmas episode, Fiona discusses her book, how we became TERF island, and what comes next.
Episode 28: Lexi Ellingsworth and Stop Surrogacy Now UK
Lexi talks to us about the harms caused by surrogacy. More info: www.stopsurrogacynowuk.org or on X: @WombsNotForRent.
Episode 27: Alice, Claire, and Biology in Medicine
We explore how many trans patients are discharged too quickly from GICs, often left unaware of the potential long-term effects of their choices.
Episode 26: Jane, Bex and Inciteful Sisters
Celebrating our podcast's one year anniversary, we look back over some of the highlights and discuss what brought us here in the first place!
Episode 25: Stephanie Davies-Arai and 10 years of Transgender Trend
Tonight we look back over ten years of activism and and achievement by Transgender Trend.
Episode 24: Connie Shaw and Gender Ideology in Education
Connie talks us through her education, and how Gender Ideology was woven into the teaching of civil rights and feminism.
Episode 23: Amina Lone and Multiculturalism in the UK
We speak to community leader and ex-Labour Councillor, Amina Lone. She gives a thoughtful insight into the UK's approach to multiculturalism and integration.
Episode 22: Mums Undercover - Adult Transitioners
We speak to two anonymous mums, whose children transitioned as young adults. Part of our Undercover series.
Voici les 40 derniers épisodes sur 51. Les épisodes plus anciens se trouvent dans le flux du podcast.
Podcasts similaires
Plus de podcasts : Culture et société
C’est votre podcast ?
Confirmez-le avec une entrée dans votre flux : vous recevez ici un code, vous l’ajoutez comme podcast:txt dans le canal de votre flux, et nous le vérifions. Votre podcast apparaît ensuite comme « vérifié » sur SoundNode.