Badass Ladyfolk of Brooklyn

Christine and Mari talk with Krista Sammons about National Women's Liberation, reproductive rights, being a certified doula, and raising her son as a feminist.

Christine and Mari have a debriefing on what we've learned from our guests in the first few months - including how to cope in the era of Trump's America.

Christine and Mari talk with Caitlin Crews about being an artist in Brooklyn, life after the election, and growing up in a small town.

Christine and Mari talk with Molly Sonsteng about the importance of play and her projects that help grown ups to embrace the absurd.

Christine and Mari talk with Anthonine Pierre about growing up in Brooklyn, gentrification, leadership, and systems of oppression.

Christine and Rose talk with Juliet K about music, politics, and the art of organizing a fundraiser in a Trump America.

Mari and Rose talk with Navila Rashid about the Carthartist, growing up in a Southeast Asian community, surviving sexual assault, and social work.

Christine DJs us through some of Brooklyn's up-and-coming female or woman-centric bands.

Christine and Mari talk to Jess Reidy about Roma history & culture, writing rituals, and teaching.

Christine and Mari talk with Kaylin about moving from Richmond to Brooklyn, growing up in big families, and joining the women's movement.

Christine and Rose talk with Took about growing up with Brooklyn, living in communes, and working in radio.

Christine and Mari talk with Valerie Cardinal about all things Canada, TV script writing, and feminist science fiction.

Christine and Mari talk to Joanna about her work for Brooklyn Poets, as well as immigrant culture, writing, and healing after sexual trauma.

Christine introduces a second co-host, Mari Pack. They talk about the arts community, moving to Brooklyn with stars in their eyes, and feminism.

Meet the badass women who are kicking buns both big and small throughout the borough. Every episode features an in-depth talk with a female mover and shaker who’s deeply invested in the community. Find out how she’s doing her part to make Brooklyn a better place to live for old-timers and newcomers alike.