Hysterical Woman

Follow Hysterical Woman
Share on
Copy link to clipboard

Intersectional feminist podcast aiming to amplify marginalised voices that are often overlooked.

Freya Stewart Grant


    • Nov 11, 2022 LATEST EPISODE
    • monthly NEW EPISODES
    • 31m AVG DURATION
    • 10 EPISODES


    Search for episodes from Hysterical Woman with a specific topic:

    Latest episodes from Hysterical Woman

    Lucy Woodward on Climate Anxiety

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 11, 2022 36:46


    Climate anxiety is a growing issue among young people. From anger to hopelessness, climate anxiety can affect people in many different ways. It is normal to be anxious about the crisis, but when has this gone too far? On this episode of Hysterical woman, Freya Stewart Grant discusses climate change and climate anxiety with Lucy Woodward. Lucy is the host of Lucy Talks: a podcast designed for meaningful conversations about the things that really matter in life. Find her podcast here or wherever you get your podcasts. She can also be found on instagram @lucytalks_. We have also done an episode on feminism on Lucy Talks which can be found here. For any comments, suggestions or queries please email hystericalwoman.pod@gmail.com. Or find me on instagram @hystericalwoman.podcast

    The Disturbing History of Autism Research: why the current system fails women and ethnic minorities

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 5, 2022 52:28


    The history of the Autism diagnosis is not what you may think... On this episode of Hysterical Woman, Freya talks to Molly Wilson to discuss the history of the Autism diagnosis and how this leads to women and ethnic minorities being failed. Molly has lived experience and has studied the history of Autism in an academic setting. In this episode she shares the information we are not told about Autism and how the diagnosis criteria has a scary link to the nazis.

    The life and death of Leticia King: Protecting Trans Lives

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 8, 2022 11:34


    TW: this episode discusses themes of racism, transphobia and murder. Leticia King was only 15 when she was shot and killed by fellow classmate Branden McInerney. Were there any warning signs? What could have been done to protect Leticia? What role did racism and transphobia play in this case? Is this an isolated incident? Does this happen in the UK? How was this not classed as a hate crime? This is what will be discussed on this episode of Hysterical Woman. Sources: my main sources for this episode were 'A murder in Junior High' by True Crime Brewery and The Transgender Issue: An Argument for Justice by Shon Faye For any concerns relating to this episode, please contact your local authorities or LGBT+ charity. For any questions relating to this podcast please contact me via: Email: hystericalwoman.pod@gmail.com Instagram: @hystericalwoman.podcast Twitter: @HW_Pod

    Women's Safety

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 27, 2022 43:07


    In this episode of HW Freya Stewart Grant is joined by guests Mikenka Manford and Maddy Chamberlain to discuss issues of women's safety. Focussing on clubs, venues, events and on the streets at night. They discuss their personal experiences and how this has changed their behaviour and outlook on nights out. They also talk about changes in the industry regarding how it looks after women and what more can still be done. Thank you for listening to Hysterical Woman, and thank you again to my special guests Milenka Manford and Maddy Chamberlain. Resources mentioned in this episode: Men Can Stop Rape: https://mcsr.org/ Strutsafe: https://www.strutsafe.org/ For any comments, suggestions or queries please email hystericalwoman.pod@gmail.com. Or find me on instagram @hystericalwoman.podcast Or twitter: @HW_Pod For issues relating to this podcast please contact the police or your local authorities.

    Being Disabled IS a Full Time Job

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 14, 2022 54:08


    On this episode of Hysterical Woman, your host, Freya Stewart Grant, is joined by special guests Jerrika Stevenson and Steph Davies. They share their experiences of being young disabled women living in the UK. Topics discussed include money, societal pressure, careers and much much more! Disabled voices are ignored by the media but their opinions, stories and experiences are important and should be heard. The UK system for disabled people is flawed and we discuss how those issues affect real people's lives.

    What's the Deal With White Vegnism?

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 7, 2022 30:22


    On this episode of Hysterical Woman, Freya discusses the growing issue of White Veganism and what that means to marginalised communities. She is joined by special guests Aleyna Adamson and Subin Saji to discuss this issue.

    The Importance of LGBT History

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 1, 2022 36:43


    In this episode of Hysterical Woman I am joined by special guest Matty Robinson. In celebration of LGBT History Month, Matty and I discuss the importance of LGBT history. As well as this, we talk about some of our top queer icons and why they inspire us. LGBT people are erased from history, it is important to keep our diverse LGBT past alive.

    Period Poverty

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 13, 2022 8:26


    Many people who menstruate across the globe find themselves in a state of period poverty for various reasons. In this shorter feature episode, Freya discusses the reasons this can happen, the impact this has on these women and how these communities can be supported.

    Erasure of the Bisexual Experience

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 17, 2021 19:51


    The aim of Hysterical Woman is to share the stories of communities often ignored or overlooked. In this episode, Freya Stewart Grant is joined by two special guests to discuss the issue of bisexual erasure and the effect this has on their own lives.

    A Woman's Right to Bodily Autonomy

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 13, 2021 25:48


    Content warning: mentions of abortion and sexual assault throughout. In this episode of Hysterical Woman, I discuss a woman's right to bodily autonomy with two special guests: Humeara and Christina. The motivation for this episode was hearing about a 'Students for Life' society at the University where I study. Upset by the message this society was spreading, I was keen to discuss with women from other backgrounds about how the 'pro life' viewpoint affects them.

    Claim Hysterical Woman

    In order to claim this podcast we'll send an email to with a verification link. Simply click the link and you will be able to edit tags, request a refresh, and other features to take control of your podcast page!

    Claim Cancel