It's a Feminist Podcast! Join us for a weekly episode, giving feminist critiques to movies, musicals, and pop culture phenomena...and potentially ruining them. Hosted by Millicent Sarre ('Friendly Feminism for the Mild Mannered') and Ellis Dolan ('School of Rock' Australasian Tour).
For the Honour of Greyskull! Today Ellis is joined by comic-writer Miranda Richardson to discuss the incredible She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. Turns out it's really challenging to critique something that does feminism so damn well! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week we highlight a hidden Netflix Original gem in The Half of It! Join Ellis and special guest Juanita Navas-Nguyen as they take a look at this gorgeously wholesome story about self-discovery and all the different ways love can be expressed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Happy No Year! We're kicking off the year by revisiting a topic that we just scratched the surface of last time - FRIENDS! Join Ellis and special guest Friends expert Nikki Long as they go over some of the good (and bad) parts of Friends that we didn't get to last time. We promise it's not all ripping into Ross..Friendly Feminism at FRINGE WORLD, Perth. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Happy Little Accidents are the best! Mim and Ellis sit down with actor, writer, and producer Jennifer Trijo for what they thought was a quick interview about Disney Princess parody 'Disenchanted' but actually turned into an hour long talk about the importance of art in society, philosophy, and Ellis' embarrassing Glee diary. We enjoyed the talk so much that we thought we'd publish the whole thing! What a way to kick off 202! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
So... 2020 has been a bit of a year, hasn't it?We decided to take a look back at the first year of our podcast, answer some questions about what we liked and what we didn't, as well as a fun questionaire at the end to round things out. We are so grateful for all the support that we have recieved this year from all of you wonderful listeners and can't wait to keep creating in 2021 which, statstisically, HAS to be a better year for everyone.Love you all
One's thing's universal, life's no dress rehearsal! So today, unrehearsed and spontaneous, we are chatting with Feminism Ruins Everything's Favourite Lesbians Kirsty Burch and Em P. Webber to discuss movie-musical THE PROM. We dive deep into its queer representation, celebrate strong ally characters, and ask the big question: should a straight British man be playing a gay American?#JusticeForGrandma#BulletDeBose See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Boys and girls of every age, wouldn't you like to hear something strange? Will this movie fail or pass? It's Feminism Ruins Everything's take on Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas (okay, perhaps the scansion in that last line doesn't really work and it's a very forced line, but what can you do?)Join us as we see how spooky the sexist gender roles is, how terrifying the lack of varied female characters is, and ask the all important question: is this really a story about cultural appropriation? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Look at me! We're the Kings of New York as we discuss the Tony-Award winning musical of Newsies! (Specifically the film of the broadway show, based on the film, based on real world events). Join us as we ponder the lack of female Newsies, marvel at how Lefty this whole show is, and ask the all important question: Is Katherine a feminist icon, or is she reduced to a simple love interest by the end? You won't read these hot takes in your papes! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
I said BRRRR, it's cold in here, there must be some PODCASTS in the atmosphere.This week we're tackling the seminal 2000 cheerleading film BRING IT ON. We dissect the cloud of toxic masculinity that follows male cheerleaders, lament a whole bunch of girls NOT supporting girls, shudder at the homophobic slurs being thrown left right and centre, and Mim's brain implodes at the prospect of sexualising teenage girls.#ItsAFeministPodcast #TheseAreSpiritFingerrs See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
New to Lipp Media, hosts Heidi & Jessa relive the most cringey moments of their adolescence as they guide listeners through Dolly and Girlfriend Magazines from the late 90s and early 00s. In this episode of My Girlfriend Dolly, Jessa & Heidi read to you from Dolly magazine from July 2002. They discuss joining Lipp Media (OMG!!), 00's it girl Kate Bosworth & Miki cosmetics, read articles I'm Not Afraid To Be A Freak & take the quiz Are You A Grot?Listen to My Girlfriend Dolly wherever you listen to us! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Think 'When Harry Met Sally' had bad ideas about men and women being friends? Meet Holidate! 2020's answer to the question: what would 'Gender Roles: The Movie' look like?#ItsAFeministPodcast #WhatIsKristinChenowethDoingHere See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
SomeBODY ONCE TOLD ME that today we'd been tackling 2001 animated sensation, SHREK. We discuss how the film deals with societal beauty standards, pushes back against a number of fairytale tropes, and ask the big question; can a film with only one prominent female character still be a feminist work?Trigger Warning: We discuss Sexual assault. If you don't wish to listen to this conversation, please skip [ 43:30 - 45:01 ]#ItsAFeministPodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
How you doin? Along with our live audience at the wonderful Star Theatres, Adelaide, we are discussing 90s sitcom and pop culture sensation FRIENDS. We tackle the toxic Ross-Rachel dynamic, queer representation, fatphobia, and everything that has not. aged. well. and ask the all important question: were they on a break??#ItsAFeministPodcast #RossIsTheWORST See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Coming to you LIVE from the wonderful Star Theatre in Adelaide - Feminism Ruins Everything takes to the stage for the very first time to talk about Disney's most successful animated feature to date - FROZEN! Join us as we sing a few songs, have a few laughs with our Bingo playing audience, and somehow find time to discuss the feminist merits of this modern-day Disney classic, including how it deconstructs the idea of 'love at first sight', has two incredible female leads, and asks the all-important question: is Elsa's story a queer coming out narrative?To hear us sing Love Is An Open Door, skip to [15:32]To hear us sing Let It Go, skip to [52:02] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
There's not a star in heaven that High School Musical can't reach and, if we're trying, we're giving it a once-over with the old feminist discourse! Join us as we break down the toxic masculinity present in such a sports-oriented high school, Mim sees herself reflected in Ms. Darbus, and we ask the all important question: is Chad the absolute worst?#WholezomeZeke#SomeGuysDontLikeSports#HighSchoolMusical#ItsAFeministPodcastGet in touch! We'd love to hear from you on Facebook or Instagram, and would appreciate your support on Patreon!Feminism Ruins Everything LIVE Grab tickets to our live shows on October 24th (Frozen) and 30th (Friends) HERE. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
TRUTH. BEAUTY. FREEDOM. SEXY LAMPS.This week we are chatting about 2001 Baz Luhrmann jukebox melodrama extravanganza MOULIN ROUGE. Listen in as we chat about the SOLE female character of note, dissect the problematic attitudes of the men in her life, and lament the unfortunate outcome of taking inspiration from Bollywood too literally. We also dive deep into the construct of virginity and Mim airs some unpopular opinions about the beloved movie-musical and jukebox musicals in general. #sorrynotsorry#SexyLlamp #SexualDebut #WhatIsKylieMinogueDoingHereLIVE SHOWSAdelaideans, catch us recording LIVE at Star Theatres, 24th & 30th October 2020, discussing FROZEN and FRIENDS. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
We'll have what she's having! This week we are chatting about iconic 1989 film 'When Harry Met Sally'. We dive deep into a feminist discussion about the notion of men and women not being able to be platonic friends, dissect that iconic diner scene, fangirl over feminist icon Carrie Fischer, and ask the all-important question: are Meg Ryan and Alicia Silverstone doppelgangers?LIVE SHOWS!Come along and be in the audience as we record our episodes on FROZEN and FRIENDS, the 90s sitcom. Join us at Star Theatres, Adelaide, SA on the 24th October 2020 (Frozen) and 30th October 2020 (Friends) to be a part of our live audience and let us know your thoughts in real time! Grab tickets HERE for Frozen and HERE for Friends. Hope to see you there!Get in touch!Facebook Instagram Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.