The Feminist Bar Podcast 🍸
A podcast that discusses feminism with a diverse group of guests including gays, girls, and theys from around the world. Hosted by author and activist Tinatswe Mhaka, each episode aims to make everything about feminism accessible and engaging.
Episodes
money, men & the price of overcompensating: a girls night in chat
Host Tinatswe Mhaka sits down to talk about money, women, and the cost of proving yourself in a world built to make you feel like you have something to prove. They get into the ways women overcompensate financially inside relationships, what it looks like to be extorted or swindled by someone who clocked your need to be seen as enough, and why patriarchy is the thing underneath all of it.
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Married. Christian. Mother. Then I came out as a Lesbian.
In this episode of the Gay and African at Home series, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits with , a queer mother who came out later in life and somehow managed to raise a brilliant human while figuring herself out along the way.
This conversation is full of laughter, tenderness, and honesty. reflects on motherhood as a site of curiosity, missteps, joy, and deep love. She shares how coming out reshaped her un
Gay and African at Home Ep2: Making Home Safe for my Sister
Gay and African at Home is a tender and necessary series that brings queer Africans and their families into intimate conversation. Through gentle storytelling and honest reflection, the series reveals how queerness, language, belonging, and family love unfold inside African homes.
In this episode, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits with Dorothy and her younger sister for a warm and layered conversation ab
Gay and African at Home Ep1 : Church, Grief, Sexuality and Belonging
Gay and African at Home is a tender and necessary series that brings queer Africans and their families into intimate conversation.
In this opening episode, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits with two sisters whose relationship has been shaped by shared faith, loss, and the unfolding of queer identity. They revisit the church pews of their childhood, the rituals that shaped their sense of belonging, and the
Understanding Abortion Access, Aftercare, and Legal Rights in Zimbabwe
In this episode, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits with Edinah Masiyiwa, Executive Director of the Women’s Action Group, to unpack what safe abortion really means in Zimbabwe.
Together, they explore the difference between safe and unsafe methods, what to do when complications arise, and how to seek post-abortion care safely and with dignity. Edinah also shares insights on navigating the law, protecting pri
A on Motherhood : Childfree and thriving
In this episode of the Motherhood Series, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits with Amari, who is joyfully child-free by choice and thriving.
Amari’s story is a simple yet powerful reminder of the many ways women can exist and imagine their lives. She reflects on how she has never struggled with the decision not to have children, nor with pressure from family, and how that freedom has allowed her to create a
T on Motherhood : Queer Mom Reflections
In this episode of the Motherhood Series, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits with Theo, a Zambian queer, masc-presenting mother, as she reflects on the layered journey of becoming a parent while navigating her queerness.
Theo opens up about her own childhood and the cultural expectations that shaped her early ideas of family, children, and marriage. She speaks candidly about the realities of queer motherhoo
N on Motherhood : Tying my tubes at 27
In this episode of the Motherhood Series, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits with Naisula, a Kenyan woman who made the decision to tie her tubes at 27.
Naisula shares what it was like to make such a permanent choice at a young age, reflecting on the questions she held, the clarity she felt, and the weight of stepping outside of deeply ingrained cultural expectations of marriage and motherhood. She speaks ab
A on Motherhood : Going no contact with my mom
In this episode of Conversations on Motherhood, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits with Ayanda, host of Actually Let’s Talk About It, as she opens up about the complexities of her relationship with her mother and the decision to go no-contact.
Ayanda’s story is tender and layered, reminding us how deeply childhood experiences shape our sense of self, our desires, and our choices. She reflects on mother woun
T on Motherhood : Feminist raising a feminist
In this episode of the Motherhood Series, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits with Tendayi, a mother of a 9-year-old, to reflect on what it means to be a feminist raising a feminist.
From going viral for taking her daughter to women’s marches to the quiet daily lessons of care, Tendayi shares the joys and uncertainties of preparing a child for a world that does not always reflect her values. She speaks about
Dean's Love Story : Self Discovery Gone Wrong
In this episode of the Love Series, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits with Dean to hear their story of love and self-discovery.
Dean opens up about navigating identity while in a relationship, from uncovering their gender identity to grappling with self-worth, and how these shifts ultimately led them to pull away. This is a tender, honest conversation about the ways we change, how relationships sometimes s
Anon's Love Story: Falling in Love with Potential
In this episode of The Love Series, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits down with Anon to explore her love story: Falling in Love with Potential.
Anon opens up about what it means to fall for the idea of someone rather than who they really are, and the lessons that come with heartbreak. From the pitfalls of seeing only potential, to the journey of self-love, redefining dating with intention, and learning to
Tawana’s Love Story: I Paid the Deposit for My Engagement Ring
In this episode of the Love Series, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits with Tawana — known to many as Tiniwana Talks — to explore a love story that is less about romance with another, and more about choosing herself.
Tawana shares her journey of being in a long-term relationship and engagement that didn’t feel right, and the brave decision to walk away. Through her reflections, she opens up about sexuality,
Warimi's Love Story : Revenge Diaries and Toxic Cycles
In this episode of The Love Series, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits with content creator and creative Warimi, as she reflects on a relationship in her youth — one that was big, bold, and full of firsts.
It was the kind of love that made everything feel heightened — the joy, the jealousy, the intimacy, and the intensity. But beneath it all were patterns neither of them knew how to break, spiraling into to
Lebo's Love Story: Split between Ambition and Love
In this episode of The Love Series, we sit with Lebo as she tells us a story she didn’t expect to live — a story of meeting someone who shifted the course of her life, and having to make a choice between staying rooted in her rising career or leaping across continents for love.
It's a story about connection, timing, and the quiet but complex decisions we make when love doesn’t arrive in the neat p
Dorothy's Love Story : Her Mom said no Lesbian Love Here
In this episode, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits with Dorothy, a queer Zimbabwean woman, to talk about what it means to love deeply in a world that makes no room for that love. Dorothy shares her story of finding intimacy, connection, and care with someone whose family could not accept the relationship because of her sexuality.
This conversation explores what it feels like to be loved, but not welcomed.
Shantae's Love Story : We Tried Again but it Wasn't Meant to Be
In this episode of The Feminist Bar: Love Series, we’re joined by storyteller and creative Shantae, who takes us through a love story that came back around — and didn’t end the way she hoped.
It’s a tender, honest reflection on trying again, believing again, and the courage it takes to walk away (again), even when you wanted it to work.
Shantae opens up about:
• Why she chose to give love a
Coming Home to Yourself | SAFE Meditation by FVZ | Safety and Wellness Guides for Queer Zimbabweans
🌀 Episode: Coming Home to Yourself A Meditation for Presence, Self-Love & Deep Acceptance A soft return to your own presence. This meditation invites you into deep acceptance, gentle breath, and the quiet knowing that who you are is already enough. Listen when: You feel scattered, hard on yourself, or in need of a gentle reset. Integration exercise: Place one hand on your heart. Whisper someth
Feel to Flow | SAFE Project Meditation by FVZ | Safety and Wellness Guides for Queer Zimbabweans
🌀 Episode: Feel to Flow Emotional Presence & Somatic Release Let it move through you. This meditation offers a safe space to feel your emotions and release what’s ready to go — with breath, sound, and presence. Listen when: You feel emotionally full, blocked, or ready to let go. Integration exercise: Journal honestly: “What am I really feeling right now?” Then, let your breath carry the truth.
Identity, Belonging, Diaspora & Everything in Between
In this episode of The Feminist Bar, host Tinatswe Mhaka is joined by researcher and queer feminist Makanaka Tuwe for a rich conversation on belonging, home, and identity from an African feminist lens.
What does it mean to belong when you’re far from home? Together, Tinatswe and Makanaka unpack the complex emotional and political geographies of belonging—exploring how land, language, ancestry, and
Creating in the Age of Backlash—Art, Feminist Content & Education in a Hostile Digital Era
In this episode of The Feminist Bar, host Tinatswe Mhaka is joined by Gloria Chikaonda to explore what it means to create feminist art, content, and education in a digital age that often feels like it’s turning against us.
As social media expands access to storytelling and political discourse, it also becomes a battleground—where feminist creators face algorithmic suppression, coordinated harassme
Reflections, Self-Care & The Right to Sex
In this solo episode of The Feminist Bar, host Tinatswe Mhaka steps behind the mic for a reflective check-in. She shares thoughts on the current season of the podcast, the state of the development and NGO space, and the emotional weight of doing feminist work in spaces that are often extractive, underfunded, and contradictory.
Tinatswe also offers some self-care strategies that are helping her nav
A Feminist & An Accountant talk Money, Society and Spending
In this episode of The Feminist Bar, host Tinatswe Mhaka and guest Michelle Mudawarima explore how society frames our understanding of money and how those narratives shape our personal relationships with spending, saving, and survival.
The conversation dives into what it means to live within our means, how systemic barriers impact financial literacy, and how we can rethink financial empowerment th
Solidarity Under Fire: Resisting Division, Co-optation & Burnout in Movements
In this episode of The Feminist Bar, host Tinatswe Mhaka is joined by Dumi Gatsha for a powerful conversation on what solidarity really means in the midst of increasing political violence, burnout, and donor fatigue. Together, they explore how movements can resist division and co-optation while navigating scarcity, repression, and the emotional toll of doing this work.
Dumi brings lived experience
season break is over bby...
Hi everyone :)
Welcome to Behind the Bar, a personal segment to share and discuss what has been going on with the pod and behind the scenes. Episodes will be back next week, and here is some of what's been on my mind. Let's get into the second half of the season with a bang.
Feminist Histories & Storytelling with Bella Matambanadzo
In this episode of The Feminist Bar, host Tinatswe Mhaka is joined by Bella Matambanadzo, a Zimbabwean feminist, writer, and movement builder. Bella shares her personal journey, reflecting on the history of feminist organizing in Zimbabwe and the power of storytelling as a tool for activism. From her early experiences in media and advocacy to her role in shaping regional feminist spaces, she offer
Activism, Mobilizing & Online Performances - Movements in the Social Media Age
In this episode of The Feminist Bar, Tinatswe Mhaka and Sandra Mpanyira discuss the transformation of activism in the digital age. They explore how social media has enabled rapid mobilization and amplified marginalized voices, citing movements like the #BlackLivesMatter, and the Zimbabwe protests in 2018. However, they also address the pitfalls of performative activism, including superficial engag
2 Doctors and a Feminist on Sexual Pleasure and Medicine
Host Tinatswe Mhaka is joined by Chido Musamirapamwe Siame and Melusi Dhlamini to discuss the evolving field of sexual pleasure medicine. Together, they unpack how this area of medicine is defined and approached, exploring its impact on personal lives, relationships, and broader societal narratives about intimacy and the body. This insightful conversation challenges stigma and highlights the impor
happy 100th episode to The Feminist Bar !!!
It’s our 100th episode, and what a journey it’s been! Thank you for tuning in, showing up, and being part of this growing community of feminists, thinkers, and changemakers. This isn’t just a celebration of the podcast—it’s a celebration of all of you who’ve made it possible.
In this quick 2025 update, I’m sharing some thoughts on where we’ve been, what’s coming next, and why you should come on th
Who will Bury You? Stories about home & family with Chido Muchemwa
In this episode, host Tinatswe Mhaka sits down with Zimbabwean author Chido Muchemwa to explore stories of home, family, and belonging. They dive into the complexities of why we leave home and why we stay, reflecting on the emotional experiences of being the one who leaves—or is left behind. Through the lens of Chido’s recently published collection Who Will Bury You and Other Stories, they examine
An Activist, A Queer and a Feminist talk Misogyny + Red Pill Content
In this episode, we’re diving into the rise of red pill content and its impact on our lives. We explore what red pill content is, how online misogyny has evolved over the years, and the way it intersects with patriarchy, feminism, and violence.
We also discuss how these dynamics play out in online spaces and what it means to navigate them as activists, feminists, and queer individuals. Join us for
2 Feminists on Self-Discovery and Transformation through Shadow Work
In this episode of The Feminist Bar Podcast, host Tinatswe Mhaka welcomes Thandi Gula-Ndebele to dive deep into the concept of shadow work. Together, they explore how confronting our childhood wounds and generational trauma can help us cultivate healthier relationships, both with ourselves and others. They discuss the importance of working on our inner self, healing from past pain, and breaking cy
hi feminists, this could have been a diary entry.
Let's talk about what is happening behind the scenes of the feminist bar, the host and many other things that could have been a diary entry.
An Atheist, Agnostic & Omnist (Feminists) talk Religion & Deconstruction
In this episode of The Feminist Bar Podcast, Tinatswe Mhaka sits down with guests from diverse spiritual backgrounds—an atheist, and an agnostic—to have an honest and engaging conversation about religion, deconstruction, and the journey toward self-discovery. They each share their personal experiences with religion and spirituality, exploring how these beliefs (or lack thereof) have shaped their u
How Porn (+Patriarchy) ruined Sex for Women & Gays
In this episode of The Feminist Bar Podcast, Tinatswe Mhaka sits down with Min'enhle Mguni to explore how porn and exploitative sexual content have shaped society's understanding of sex and intimacy. They delve into the centering of the male gaze, the exclusion of diverse body types, races, and identities, and how these portrayals can distort our perceptions of healthy sexual relationships. The co
'We will Bring the Police' : LBQT Women on Access to Justice in Zimbabwe
In this episode, we delve into access to justice for queer Zimbabwean women, girls, and non-binary folk. Our guests share their encounters with the formal justice system and civic institutions, revealing the deep challenges they face in a system that often ignores or mistreats them.
In this episode, we discuss:
Interactions with the formal justice system, from the police to the courts, and how que
Gay Online in Zimbabwe - Stories of Online Violence
In this episode, we dive into the digital world and explore the complexities of safety and security for queer Zimbabwean women, girls, and non-binary folk navigating online spaces. As social media becomes a double-edged sword, offering connection and risk, we hear stories from our community about the threats they face and how they fight to stay safe online. Our guests share experiences of being do
Exorcisms, Fleeing & Domestic Violence: Queer Zimbabwean Stories of Home & Relationships
In this episode of The Feminist Bar Podcast, we turn our attention to the deeply personal and often hidden struggles of family life and intimate relationships for queer Zimbabwean women and girls. Through stories shared in the latest story circle, our guests look candidly at how they navigate safety within their homes and relationships, spaces that should be safe but often aren’t. Our guests open
Gay and Seen: Navigating Public Safety in Zimbabwe
In this episode of The Feminist Bar Podcast, we explore the complex realities of public safety and security for women, girls, and non-binary folk in Zimbabwe. Drawing from powerful stories shared during the recent story circles facilitated by Feminist Voices Zimbabwe and supported by Purposeful Fund, we delve into the lived experiences of navigating violence in public spaces.
Our guests reflect on
A Feminist Conversation about Climate Change
Host Tinatswe Mhaka sits down with Chido Nyaruwata to break down everything you need to know about climate change. They explore what climate change is, why it impacts all of us, and why everyone should care. Chido and Tinatswe discuss the pressing realities of a changing climate and its effects on our communities, from extreme weather events to food security and social justice. This episode is an
Purity, Virginity, Pleasure : Unpacking the Lies of Religion and Patriarchy
Host Tinatswe Mhaka discusses the adverse effects of purity culture on women's lives, including unrealistic expectations, shaming, and oppression with guest Eleanor. The societal constructions of virginity, and their consequences for women's bodies and relationships. What does a more inclusive and realistic understanding of sexuality and relationships look like?Follow The Feminist Bar Podcast on I
Unmarried, Ungovernable and Unhinged - 2 African Feminists Reflect on Family and Community
Host Tinatswe Mhaka sits with Tshepo Jamillah Moyo to discuss their personal experiences with feminism and its impact on their family, community, and relationship dynamics. How do our feminist ways of life impact who we connect with and how? Have we ever felt the need to forfeit freedom for what some might call 'cheap companionship'. How do these interactions show up in friendships and relationshi
Hi Feminists, How was July 2024? A Chat about latest News & Content
Host Tinatswe Mhaka chats and comments on the latest in feminist and queer news in July 2024. What are the feminists reading? What are we listening to? LGBTQIA+ Violence in Ghana and Kamala Harris as a poster child for black liberation? Let’s talk about it. Follow the podcast at The Feminist Bar Podcast on Instagram.
Thank you for your support and for being in the community with all the guests and
Unpacking the Stories of Girls' Resistance with Jama Jack and Cate Nyambura
In this episode, host Tinatswe Mhaka dives deep into the "Stories of Girls' Resistance" project with feminist storytellers and activists Jama Jack and Cate Nyambura. This groundbreaking multi-year, multi-site initiative spans regions, organizations, and contributors, documenting the lived realities and experiences of girls, non-binary people, and women aged 11 to 70. Through this discussion, we ex
What's Hot and What's Not: The Latest in Feminist and Queer News (July 2024)
Host Tinatswe Mhaka chats and comments on the latest in feminist and queer news in July 2024. Is it hot or not that the Church of England is fighting about gay marriage? African leaders and their gay children abroad, including Cameroon's president's current predicament. Etsy bans erotica—what does that mean for creators? Plus, what are we reading? What are we listening to? Let’s talk about it. Fol
2 Queers talk Non-Binary Pleasure, Gender Identity, and All Things Sex
Welcome to the Feminist Bar Podcast. In this episode, host Tinatswe Mhaka has a conversation with guest Panashe about queer sex and pleasure from a non-binary perspective. The discussion unpacks gender identity, the journey to safe and empowering sexual pleasure, and the role of traditional understandings of sex on queer people. If you would like to follow the podcast, please visit :
https://www.i
Welcome to Season 5 !!
Welcome to Season 5 of The Feminist Bar Podcast. We are making everything about feminism with some amazing gays and they are in these upcoming episodes so stay tuned. You can follow the podcast at: https://www.instagram.com/thefeministbarpodcast/?hl=en
What's Academia got to do with Feminist Movement Building?
In this episode, host Tinatswe Mhaka talks with Rutendo Chabikwa about the role of academia in feminist movement building. What works? What doesn't? How can we transform academia to be safe? Follow the podcast on :
https://www.instagram.com/thefeministbarpodcast/?hl=en
Sex Friends, Beard Marriages and Other First Time Queer Sexual Experiences
In this episode, we are listening to your stories about your first queer sexual experiences and what happened after that? Are you on your queer journey? Did you have some realizations? You can submit your story here: https://storyzink.com/m/2861k6qv
Lesbian Affairs, Asexual Adventures, First Times & Our First Sexual Pleasure Experiences
In this episode, we are listening to your stories of the first time you experienced sexual pleasure. Sexy adventures? Reclaiming your bodily autonomy? Leaving shame behind? Tune in. Thank you for your submissions and feel free to make any new ones here: https://storyzink.com/m/2861k6qv
Orgasming at 28, Vibrators in the Bedroom & other Stories of our Sexual Empowerment
In this episode, host Tinatswe Mhaka unpacks sexual empowerment briefly before we listen to your submissions about what made you sexually empowered. These stories have also been narrated by this podcast community who constantly help bring it to life. So did you buy a vibrator and do it yourself? Did you have an awful sex experience? Maybe it was your relationship at the time. What led to your sexu
IVF Hong Kong, Nicki Minaj’s Legacy, Cancelling Artist’s and Other News
In this solo episode, we are just catching up on the latest in feminist news and what is coming next to the podcast. Let's consider what it means to cancel an artist and when we decide to do that. Leave your anonymous submissions here : https://storyzink.com/m/2861k6qv
’My Vagina is Pretty’, Labia Pulling, My First Yeast Infection & Other Things we were Not Told about our Bodies
In this episode, we are listening back and holding space for all the anonymous submissions talking about the things we were never taught about our bodies. Shout out to The Feminist Bar community for these anonymous submissions and the listeners who brought them to life. To make your anonymous submission visit the following: https://storyzink.com/m/2861k6qv
Elections in Zim, Anti Gay Charges in Uganda & Nonchalant Olympics in my Personal Life
In this episode, host Tinatswe Mhaka shares some top headlines in feminist and queer news across the globe this week. With personal reflections, let's delve into some of the mainstream displays of misogyny and the power of bigotry. Make your anonymous submission for upcoming episodes here: https://storyzink.com/m/2861k6qv
2 Girls, 2 Countries, 2 Abortion Stories
In this episode, two feminists hold space for each other as they share their abortion stories with the audience. We compare processes, feelings, and aftercare revealing some of the reproductive violence experienced by abortion seekers, even in places where it has been legalized. If you would like to share your story anonymously follow: https://storyzink.com/m/2861k6qv
To learn more about this pro
Why Incels Hated the Barbie Movie
Have you watched Barbie? Let's unpack. In this solo episode, host Tinatswe Mhaka discusses the feminist themes of the recent Barbie movie and the negative reaction from toxic masculine mainstream media. Feminism vs Women's Empowerment? The learned nature of misogyny? What are some of the best lessons from the movie?
’My Abortion at 20’ - An Abortion Story
In this episode, we listen to an abortion story submission as part of the 80000 Too Many Project. If you would like to submit your own anonymously visit: https://storyzink.com/m/2861k6qv?s=2
Casual Sex, Feminist Empowerment & Other Things
Join host, Tinatswe Mhaka as she talks to Tawana (@TiniwanaTalks) about having casual sex as a feminist. What makes this such a hot topic? Is there a way to exist outside the norms of patriarchy without worrying about systemic violence? Let's talk about it. You can follow Tawana here: https://t.co/zgRBjo56yi
Anti Abortion is Anti Feminism: Unpacking Reproductive Violence in Africa
Today we speak to Charmain Gombiro on how restrictive abortion laws and lack of aftercare are a form of reproductive violence. We explain the meaning and different forms of reproductive violence and how it shows up in our daily lives. What makes reproductive justice central to the feminist movement?
Unpacking Women Deliver 2023: The Good, The Bad & the Personal Experiences
In this episode, the host and queer feminist activist Tinatswe Mhaka discusses the Women Deliver 2023 conference held in Kigali Rwanda 17 July - 21 July. What worked? What didn't? How can we make all our convenings more feminist and intersectional? Hear from a few people from different sectors about how they found the conference. To watch the video content follow https://rb.gy/a0oui
Talking about Abortion Aftercare in Africa
In this episode, we discuss the importance of having access to quality aftercare services for those who have had an abortion. We talk about what abortion aftercare entails and how it may assist in recovery. From an African perspective, we ask 'What more can we do to support abortion seekers?'
Pleasure after Abortion
Having an abortion may have a toll on your body and mind, so in this episode, we discuss how to take control of your pleasure after an abortion. We speak with Marie-Simone Kadurira who gives us tips and tricks on self-care strategies that will help you get back to yourself or better! If you would like to learn more about this project visit www.80000toomanyproject.com
80000 Unsafe Abortions is Too Many: Abortion & The Law in Zimbabwe
In this episode, we are discussing abortion laws in Zimbabwe. We deep dive into the legislation's history and the current legal landscape and provisions. We also discuss strategic litigation and its potential impact on abortion access. If you would like to learn more about The 80000 Too Many Project or submit your abortion story visit www.80000toomany.com. This project is funded by Urgent Action F
LGBTQIA ZimbabweansTake Up Space :Speaking Up on NAMAs Backlash
In this special episode, we are reporting a story under the 100 Stories of Us project !! Host Tinatswe Mhaka talks to spoken word poet and media practitioner Prince Rye about his trending outfit at the Zimbabwe NAMA Awards. We talk activism, taking up space, and navigating Zimbabwe's conservative and problematic social norms. Check out the project at: 100storiesofus.com
Men’s Loneliness is not Feminist’s Problem
In this episode host Tinatswe Mhaka briefly addresses emerging conversations about the rise of feminism impacting loneliness. How does regression solve the loneliness problem faced by several generations? What are some of the emerging trends from this conversation? If you would like to attend the screening of Transcending Boundaries: Being Transgender in Zimbabwe please register at: https://bit.ly
Finding Feminism in my Late 30s: Lessons and Reflections of outgrowing Patriarchy
In this episode, the host is joined by author Samantha Vazhure to talk about her feminist journey. How does patriarchy keep us in place? What are some of the things that enlighten us into discovering new freedoms? Engage with the author and her work here: https://www.samantharumbidzai.co.uk/
Bringing Feminism Into the Family : When and How?
In the first episode of 2023, host Tinatswe Mhaka is joined by Nyashadzashe Makoni to talk about the different ways we can change social norms in our families and communities. The conversation unpacks some of the risks and nuances related to enforcing change in conservative environments. You can follow the podcast @thefeministbar on Instagram and Twitter.
Feminist Lessons for the Festive & Reflecting on 2022
Happy Holidays to all the feminists and listeners out there. Thank you for your time, engagement, and discourse. In this episode host, Tinatswe Mhaka reflects on 2022 and talks about some things to keep in mind over the holidays as we challenge ourselves and others.
Leave Pillow Princesses Alone: A Mini Episode
Let's talk about leaving princesses alone and agreeing that our sexual boundaries do not define our sexualities. This is a Behind The Bar episode, a short chat and update with host Tinatswe Mhaka. To support our guests please check out their podcasts: Kim Nyajeka https://knyajeka.podbean.com/ Fiona Gambanga https://utanopublichealth.podbean.com/
A Conversation about Healing From Heartbreak
In this episode host, Tinatswe Mhaka has a conversation with lifestyle creator, and podcaster Shirley Dor about healing from heartbreak. We discuss moving on from relationships, platonic and otherwise. What are some of the things we do not know about how we need to heal? You can find the guest's content here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRPygQhS6ENfBB7rBUP74TQ
Exploring Ethically :Talking Curiosity, Baby Queers and Compulsory Heterosexuality
In this episode host, Tinatswe Mhaka talks to uSqinseko (@usqinseko) and Ann Holland (@DonCorleAnn) about the complexities and conflicts of exploring one's sexuality. What is compulsory heterosexuality? Is there an ethical way to explore one's sexuality without compromising others? If you would like to support the podcast please visit https://www.buymeacoffee.com/feministbar
Incoming Season, Abolition and How Life was Kicking my Ass
We Back!!! In this episode, the host gives an update on the podcast break, and the upcoming season and gets to talking briefly about rehabilitation and abolition. Can perpetrators of sexual crimes be rehabilitated? Who has the power when justice is the responsibility of communities? If you would like to come on this season sign up here https://forms.gle/t4VpK1JJZuFxDB8y7
Where My Data At? Data Privacy, Gender & Why Your information Matters
In this episode, host Tinatswe Mhaka talks to data & privacy expert Chenai Chair, who helps us to unpack the meaning of data and privacy, and why they are essential in our lives. What are the ways that feminists can build resistance as we navigate online spaces? How can that resistance be strengthened in our communities and at an institutional level? To learn more about this visit https://mydatari
Proverbs 31 Women Don’t Suck D*** : Sexual Oppression and Other Chats
In this episode, host Tinatswe Mhaka has a long chat with Paida (@pia_sumn) talking about all things sexual oppression and liberation. What role has society played in stifling women as sexual beings? What are some of the powers at play in the way we interact with each other?
An American, A Kenyan and a Zimbabwean Talk About Queer Culture
This week with Tiffany Mugo (@tiff_mugo) and Ariana Porter (@IncognegroTab) we have a conversation about what queer culture means to us, what binaries within queer culture mean, and how those negatively impact us. We explore what it means to exist in different spaces, how we interact with each other, and how we can protect our safe spaces. If you would like to support the podcast please subscribe
More Roe v Wade & Why Reproductive Justice is Important
Today host Tinatswe Mhaka talks about the importance of Reproductive Justice to the feminist movement in relation to the overturning of Roe v Wade. Why is the right to safe abortion important for all people?
Understanding Roe v Wade and its Impact on Abortion Rights in Africa
Today we are talking about Roe v Wade, the leaked opinion of justice Sam Alito, and how the anti-abortion movement in the United States impacts access to safe abortion in Africa. What does this decision mean for other rights relating to autonomy, privacy, and global policy on sexual reproductive health rights? https://www.patreon.com/thefeministbarpodcast
Catch Ups and Cishet Friendships : Behind The Bar
Hello listeners!! We now have a Patreon account that you can subscribe to if you would like to support the podcast! You can select one of three tiers, each with its own bonus benefits. This episode is an example of how patrons will get some extra love and extra content. To become a patron please follow https://www.patreon.com/thefeministbarpodcast
Taking Up Space is Exhausting !! Being Black, Woman or Queer Anywhere.
This week we are speaking to Rutendo Chabikwa (@Rutendo Chabikwa) (@tedoex) about the meaning of taking up space for Africans, women, and queer people in the world. How do we navigate proximity to institutions and communities that have historically excluded us? What is the impact of all this on our mental health and wellbeing? Find her work here https://linktr.ee/tedoex
If you would like to suppor
Get Feminists into Public Office!!
In this episode, we explore the importance of power in the feminist movement with Lala Touray (@PoetLala) and the different ways women have been disempowered to participate in politics in Africa. If you would like to support the podcast subscribe to us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/thefeministbarpodcast
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