Killjoy FM

I hosted, programmed and edited Killjoy FM, a leftist feminist podcast. Killjoy FM ran for two seasons, as a podcast on Novara Media, and went out live on Resonance FM.

Is Theresa May A Feminist Icon?

I am joined by Zoe Stavri and Antonia Bright to discuss the (then) new PM, mainstream feminism, and migrants' rights.

Carers, Mothers and Sex Workers

Who cares about women's work? I am joined by Selma James, coordinator of the Global Women's Strike and Cari Mitchell, spokeswoman for the English Collective of Prostitutes.

Dating on the Left
I am joined by Chloe Filiani, Jay Bernard and Liv Wynter to discuss dating, romance and emotional labour.

The Hijab is More European Than the Tie: Islamophobia and Misogyny
I am joined by Soofiya Andry, Lubaaba Alazami and Shahla Omar to discuss Muslim feminisms, British identity, Prevent and imperialism

Sex? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I am joined by Bridget Minamore, Lexi Turner and Max Disgrace to discuss the politics of sex, consent, SRE in schools, sexual radicalism and more.

Disabled Feminism
I am joined by Tumu Johnson and Nikky Smith to discuss understandings of disability, the UK government’s treatment of disabled people, and what it’s like to be a disabled feminist.

Make Fascists Afraid Again: (Neo)fascism, Feminism and Antifa

I am joined by Rosa Soros and Soof to discuss current fascisms, how feminism and fascism relate, and gender within antifa movements.

Staying Alive: on Mental Health and Survivorship

I am joined by Liv Wynter and Susuana Amoah to discuss survival, community accountability and life after violence.

Who’s Here for Trans Liberation?

I am joined by Mijke van der Drift and Jay Bernard, to discuss being trans, blackness, gender-neutral pronouns, Rachel Dolezal and queer persecution in Chechnya.

F.E.M.M.E

I am joined by Sin Wai Kin, Juno Mac and Travis Alabanza to discuss femme as radical politics, femininities, and whether femme threatens feminism.

Image Credit: Sin Wai Kin

How to End Prisons
I am joined by Sam Lamble and Kuchenga to discuss prison abolition, racialised capitalism, transformative justice and Orange is the New Black.

Living a Feminist Life: An Interview With Sara Ahmed
I am joined by Sara Ahmed to talk about her new book, being a feminist killjoy, the use of theory, working inside and outside the academy, lesbian feminism of colour, snapping, Leona Lewis and her survival kit.

Image Credit: Sara Ahmed’s dog Poppy, wearing a killjoy outfit.

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