This week we are discussing Seismic testing with Zoe Brittain a PhD researcher in marine science focusing on seaweed, A 'Stop Seismic Blasting on Southern Sea Country' protest organsier and avid disliker of trees (sick with us, it's a good reason)

We discuss the impacts of Seismic blasting on marine life, Indigenous culture, local industry and the "consultation" process.

Join Zoë and everyone from Stop Seismic Testing

Date: October 22, 2023 Time: 2pm - approx 3:15

Location: Warrnambool Breakwater, 61 Viaduct Road Warrnambool.

For more information:

Great Southern Ocean Resistance: https://www.melbournefoe.org.au/join_the_great_ocean_resistance

https://nit.com.au/14-10-2023/8133/southern-blast-locals-step-up-fight-against-seismic-blasting

https://www.melbournefoe.org.au/have_your_say_seismic_blasting_otway

This podcast was recorded on stolen land.

It's been over a year since Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's "historic" victory speech, so let's see what Albo and the Labor party have been up to. Federal ICACs, weaponising his Mum's struggles and licking the boots of mining conglomerates.

Leah is joined by Sam Castro from WACA & Friends of The Earth for this gentle performance review, slight fashion review and over view of the issues surrounding electoral politics.

(We don't talk about the Voice to Parliament on purpose. Many smarter, funnier Indigenous folk are doing that particularly Clothing the Gaps will have one up soon I beleive follow them here for more https://www.clothingthegaps.com.au/pages/yarns )

CW: femicide, kidnapping, mentions of rape, murder, gendered violence, state violence,

In this episode Leah is joined by Nazanin and Hoda from Feminista Melbourne to discuss the Feminist Uprising in Iran, the history of the Islamic Republic and what how we as a feminist community to support the movement.

Photo credit: @Feminsta.Melbourne

Links:

Instagram https://www.instagram.com/feminista.melbourne/

CW: femicide, kidnapping, mentions of rape, murder, gendered violence, state violence,

In this episode Leah is joined by Nazanin and Hoda from Feminista Melbourne to discuss the Feminist Uprising in Iran, the history of the Islamic Republic and what how we as a feminist community to support the movement.

Photo credit: @Feminsta.Melbourne

Links:

Instagram https://www.instagram.com/feminista.melbourne/

Mentioned in the episode:

Two Women https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0212573/reviews

Reading Lolita in Tehran https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7603.Reading_Lolita_in_Tehran

Little Black Fish https://cmes.arizona.edu/sites/cmes.arizona.edu/files/e.%20The%20Little%20Black%20Fish%20-%20story_0.pdf

CW mentions of abuse, assualt, forced birth and state violence.

Welcome to part two of Leah and Madison telling forced birthers to suck it. Madison is an author, writer, producer and artist.

They are talking about abortion and in this episode we (mostly) hone in on the roe v wade decision, polictical system that governs, surveils and abuses us - in a totally normal and legal way of course.

As Leah is known for partaking in the cheeky, they have retained a lawyer, Jackie Daytona. Leah and Jackie discuss the court system, precidents and what needs to be done in a legal sense to ensure safe and enduring access to abortion, contraceptives and aftercare.

To find Madison's articles: https://www.madisonrgriffiths.com/

More on MSI Australia: https://www.msiaustralia.org.au/

If you're wanting an abortion and are in finacial hardship: https://www.msiaustralia.org.au/our-services/what-will-it-cost/financial-hardship-and-referral-pathways/

Children by Choice: https://www.childrenbychoice.org.au/

For information on sexual health, pregnancy options and contraception: https://www.1800myoptions.org.au/

CW mentions of abuse, assualt, forced birth and state violence.

Jumping straight back in to 2023 with a hefty two parter on abortion.

Leah is joined by author, writer, producer and artist Madison Griffiths as they discuss the personal aspects of abortion access. The socioeconomical and emotional impacts on access as well as the implict right to bodily autonomy. We go through some of the stories forced birthers tell us with a fine tooth comb and it turns out its pretty nonsense. We too were shocked.

We also speak to Polly, an activist who fought for abortion access in Argentina and speaks about the ongoing struggle.

To find Madison's articles: https://www.madisonrgriffiths.com/

Follow Polly on instagram: @p0llypalci0s

Follow the National Campaign for safe access to abortion in Argentina @CampAbortoLegal

This episode we have a chat with Celeste Liddle, Arrernte woman, activist, writer, speaker and the new latest Greens candidate for Cooper.

We talk about their motivation for running, “feedback” from Labor members, racism, white feminism, covid, policy platforms, keeping an eye on the cops and the price of lollies.

To support Celeste:

https://www.facebook.com/celesteliddlegreens

https://www.instagram.com/celesteliddlegreens/

https://twitter.com/Utopiana

https://liddle.greens.org.au/

For more from Tom Tanuki:

https://independentaustralia.net/profile-on/tom-tanuki,905

https://www.youtube.com/tomtanuki

This podcast was recorded on stolen land.

Patriarchal bargain - what is it and who does it benefit?

CW: mentions of sexual abuse, rape, misogny, transphobia, racism, systemic abuse, suicidal ideation, self harm.

Leah and Steph try and understand the rationale of women who work within this patriarchal system, the benefits and the costs - to not just them but women and gender diverse folk across the continent.

Mentioned in the podcast: