Pinkpill Rx
The Pinkpill Rx podcast addresses and deconstructs real issues women face in society and culture. It is a fast-paced, ADHD-laced educational show that highlights the male and female education gaps regarding women's lived experiences. Hosted by a husband and wife team, the podcast advocates for critical thinking and open dialogue. The hosts believe everyone has something to learn if they listen to one another.
Episodes
Episode 78 - The Hidden Reality of Domestic Violence (Part 1)
In this two-part series, we sit down with Taylor and Jayden from Harbor House to unpack the realities of domestic violence, from financial and spiritual abuse to coercive control and the warning signs that often appear before lethal force or before physical violence begins. We explore the statistics every woman should know, the Power and Control Wheel, why certain groups face greater risks, and ho
Episode 77 - The Branded Female Body
*Correction: In this episode, I mention the Cornell 7 and incorrectly claim that two were suspended when they were actually expelled. The other five had to attend workshops and/or write essays.
In this episode of PinkpillRx, we explore the medical gaze, why so many structures of female reproductive anatomy are named after male physicians and we also examine the fascinating case of the rete ovar
Episode 76 - A Crime of Moral Failing
In this episode, we actually have a good news segment before we dive into the history of rape and sexual assault—how it was traditionally defined and viewed, who the laws protected and what you can thank a feminist for. We also share several follower stories about abuse, rape and coercion. This isn’t a light episode, so trigger warning if these topics feel too heavy to hear.
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Episode 75 - AI Gender Bias
NOTE: This episode is a discussion and critique of AI, not an endorsement of its use.
In this episode, we’re taking a look into gender bias in AI. We discuss how AI can reproduce and potentially amplify existing inequalities in healthcare, medical research, diagnosis, treatment, and hiring practices, including the ways women can be overlooked or disadvantaged when the underlying data does not ad
Episode 74 - Pinkpill Mini: “Natural” Womanhood
In this episode, we look at the rules that have been imposed on women and then disguised as nature, morality, religion, or social order. From unpaid domestic labor and the expectation that women should tolerate pain, to the persecution of women who stepped outside prescribed roles. Who really benefits when women’s labor or limitations are treated as “natural”?
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Episode 73 - The Cost of Silence
Where did the idea that women are “gossips” come from? In this episode we explore the origins of gossip, the gossip bridle (how it was used to punish outspoken women), and why gossip can actually serve important social functions. We also unpack women’s tendency to self-silence, the health consequences of constantly swallowing thoughts and emotions, and share studies on relationships, communication
Episode 72 - Pinkpill Mini: Four Rabbit Holes
Our first mini-episode. Short format, four quick-paced topics. We talk about where the “wife beater” tank top name might have come from (the folklore), if men really are more visual creatures than women, Flock camera surveillance of one woman and how men and women might describe pain differently.
Sources & Resources
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Patreon:
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Episode 71 - Authority, Obedience, and Who Gets to Lead
For most of history, women were denied education, denied leadership, and told the reasons “why” were “natural facts” instead of rules someone wrote down. In this episode, we brief on the history of women’s education, we trace how modern
complementarianism got built in 1987, why a mediocre man benefits most from keeping women out of the room, how women are still being silenced in the workplace, an
Episode 70 - We Don’t Talk About This Enough
A wide-ranging conversation on the burdens women carry and the narratives that sustain them. We discuss a listener’s story about invisible labor as well as fear and safety, false rape accusations versus sexual violence, gender expectations, and new research that reveals female biology is far more active than we’ve been led to believe and more.
Sources & Resources
https://katieandjayfillmore
Episode 70 - We Don’t Talk About This Enough
A wide-ranging conversation on the burdens women carry and the narratives that sustain them. We discuss a listener’s story about invisible labor as well as fear and safety, false rape accusations versus sexual violence, gender expectations, and new research that reveals female biology is far more active than we’ve been led to believe and more.
Sources & Resources
https://katieandjayfillmore
Episode 69 - Pinkpill, Redpill, Blackpill
In the first half of this episode, we examine questions like why is sleeping with men considered something that lowers a woman’s value…but the ultimate insult to a man is that he slept with a man? Why is a drunk woman irresponsible while a drunk man is excused? Why is a woman who prioritizes her career “selfish,” while a man doing the same is “ambitious”?
In the second half of the episode, we tak
Episode 68 - The Surprising Costs of Being Female
It’s Katie’s birthday, and her best friend is joining us for the episode—who also happens to be Jay’s twin sister. The result is laughs, tangents, sibling stories, and unfiltered conversation.
This episode we are asking questions. Do women actually talk more than men, or is that just another persistent stereotype? Are women’s medical procedures reimbursed at lower rates than comparable procedures
Episode 67 - A Grab Bag of Commentary
This week’s episode is a true grab bag of commentary and internet rabbit holes. We react to trending TikToks, including women’s educational attainment and the decreasing value of college, the enduring sexualization of breasts, why Satan is almost always portrayed as male, and why momma bear’s porridge was too cold. On the news front, we discuss the “three miscarriage rule” and examine a recent cas
Episode 66 - Why Is Dating So Hard?
In this episode, we unpack the deeper social shift transforming modern relationships: for the first time in history, large numbers of women no longer need marriage for financial survival. As economic dependence declines, relationships are increasingly based on choice rather than necessity, changing what people expect from partners and what makes someone desirable in the dating market.
Celeste Dav
Episode 65 - Unladylike: Ambition
In this episode, we unpack tall poppy syndrome and why ambitious women are still seen as unlikeable, intimidating, or “unladylike.” Using themes from Off With Her Head by Eleanor Herman, we explore how society punishes women for wanting power, success, visibility, and leadership, while rewarding those same traits in men. From historical examples to modern studies, we examine why culture still cuts
Episode 64 - The Truth About Coercion
TW: details about sexual assault are discussed in this episode.
This episode explores sexual coercion, purity culture, and marital rape. Katie shares some of her personal stories, experiences and background. We define key terms, explains the legal realities surrounding consent and spousal assault, and share statistics that highlight how common coercion is. The goal is to give listeners clear lan
Episode 63 - When Women Enter The Chat
In this episode we discuss language and labor trends. From terms like emasculate and bachelor to the documented pattern of wages dropping as professions become female-dominated, to the breaking 2026 student loan policy that illustrates sexist patterns in real time. The evidence points to a consistent reality: the value of work often shifts based on who is doing it.
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Episode 62 - Quick-Fire Topics
In this episode we are diving into a smorgasbord of quick-fire topics from cultural double standards to the narrative that boys are “falling behind,” to the criminalization of normal biological and trauma responses that women rely on to survive. And yes, we end at the female pinnacle aka orgasm.
Sources & Resources
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Episode 61 - Life Hacks & Hormones
In this episode, we talk about our life “hacks”. We also explore how understanding a partner’s hormonal cycle can improve empathy, reduce misunderstandings, and strengthen relationships.
Sources & Resources
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Episode 60 - Patriarchy, Parenting & Positive Discipline
Most of us were raised to believe discipline meant obedience, silence, and control. In this episode, we sit down with Megan Campbell, LCPC and host of I Have Shit to Say, to unpack how traditional discipline mirrors patriarchal power systems and what it costs our kids long term.
We talk about positive discipline, behavior as communication, connection before correction, and why emotional regulatio
Episode 59 - Perimenopause & Menopause: Why Are We Still Not Talking About It?
This episode came out of Katie’s recent spiral over realizing perimenopause and menopause are ahead, and how wildly unprepared most women are for it. We get into symptoms, the silence around it, the research gaps, the lack of real medical education, and why so many women often enter this stage of life blindly.
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Episode 58 - When The News Breaks Us
In this episode we discuss the recent deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, explore how current political narratives divide us, and confront our own privilege in interpreting events. We might not say all the “right things” in this episode, but we are talking about it because being silent isn’t an option at this point.
Sources & Resources
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Episode 57 - Mental Health & Patriarchy: Our Journey
In this episode we open up about our own mental health journeys: the breakdowns, the misdiagnoses, the burnout, and the slow, painful process of unlearning what the world told us about who we should be.
Mental Health Helpline:
www.findahelpline.com
Neurodivergent Therapist Directory:
https://ndtherapists.com
Sources & Resources
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Episode 56 - Trending: New Year’s Resolutions & One-Size-Fits-Men
Almost everything from cold plunges and diets to GLP-1 drugs, gut microbiomes, and creatine supplementation has been studied primarily on men. In this episode, we break down current trends and how the foundational research often excludes or underrepresents women, and what that means for your health, hormones, and performance. We discuss why the benefits hyped online may not translate the same way
Episode 55 - Male Centric Medicine
For decades medicine treated men as the standard and women as the exception. In this episode, we uncover how “normal” lab ranges, drug doses, and even imaging interpretations have biases and how that legacy still harms women today.
Sources & Resources
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Episode 54 - Judged By Men
In this episode we uncover the history of gender bias in the U.S. justice system from jury exclusion and landmark cases to the daily realities of incarceration like limited menstrual products, reproductive neglect and losing parental rights.
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Episode 53: The Bible Vs. Women, Part 2
In this episode, we tackle one of the most weaponized passages in Christian history, 1 Corinthians 14:34-35, the infamous “women should remain silent in the churches” verse. But what if Paul wasn’t commanding silence at all? What if he was quoting and then correcting the Corinthians for trying to muzzle women?
We dive into one of the scholarly theories that flips this passage on its head, explori
Episode 52 - The Bible Vs. Women, Part 1
TW: Religious Trauma
In this episode we take on one of the most weaponized passages in the New Testament. We look at how 1 Timothy 2:11-14 has been wielded to shut women up, strip them of authority, and justify systems that keep men in charge. We dig into what was actually happening in Ephesus at the time, why “Paul’s words” weren’t written as a universal gag order on women, and how centuries of
Episode 51 - Q&A: You Asked. We Answered.
You asked. We answered.
In this listener Q&A, we talk about everything from behind the scenes to practical questions. Some topics include: how to talk to your partner about feminist issues, what to do when your partner doesn’t support your mental load, what’s the most dangerous thing people believe about women’s bodies we wish would just die already, and more.
Episode 50 - When Men Make It About Them: How Centering Hijacks Women’s Stories
A listener shares a raw, deeply personal story of disclosing marital rape and how her partner’s reaction turned the moment into his own emotional drama. In this episode, we break down why men so often center themselves when women share trauma: from protector fantasies and fragile masculinity to the social conditioning that teaches women to soothe male discomfort. We unpack the psychology behind em
Episode 49 - Haunted History: Alternative Timelines
In this Haunted History episode, we enter a Twilight Zone of alternate timelines asking the big “what ifs” of women’s history. What if the witch hunts hadn’t erased generations of women healers? If authoritarian governments hadn’t cemented control over bodies and voices? What if women’s health had been researched at the same pace of men’s health? It’s a haunting reminder of how much has been lost,
Episode 48 - Haunted History: Childbirth and Gynecology
In this Haunted History episode, we expose how modern gynecology and obstetrics were built on the suffering of women—especially enslaved Black women experimented on by Marion Sims without anesthesia. We’ll trace how the flat-on-the-back birthing position came not from nature but from patriarchal convenience, how women were denied pain relief for religious reasons, and how procedures like routine e
Episode 47 - Haunted History: Lobotomies
In this Haunted History episode, we uncover the chilling story of lobotomies and the women who were most often subjected to them. Sold as a miracle cure for everything from depression to defiance, the procedure left thousands of women scarred, silenced, or erased altogether. Behind the surgical theater curtain was a system that punished women for being “too much”—too emotional, too sexual, too amb
Episode 46 - Haunted History: Hysteria
In this Haunted History episode, we dig into Hysteria. The infamous diagnosis that turned women’s emotions, sexuality, and pain into a medical horror story. From ancient Greece’s myth of the “wandering womb” to the locked wards of 19th-century asylums, hysteria was never about healing women. It was about controlling them, silencing them, and punishing anyone who refused to conform. We also ask the
Episode 45: Sex, power and the myths we inherited
In this episode we uncover how patriarchy erased women’s pleasure from medieval medicine to Freud to today’s orgasm gap.
We will be on break for the month of September (2025) and be back with PinkpillRx Season 2 on 10/6/25!
Sources & Resources
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Episode 44 - TikToks: Menstrual Stem Cells, CEO Johns, Men’s Health & Pregnancy Outcomes
In this rapid-fire reaction episode, we’re listening to TikToks that will make you say wait, why aren’t we talking about this more?
From the untapped power of menstrual stem cells, to the absurd fact that female CEOs just recently outnumbered CEOs named John. We’ll also explore how men’s health impacts pregnancy outcomes (including preeclampsia and morning sickness) and how it’s literally cheaper
Episode 43 - Domestic, Cognitive & Emotional labor w/Coach Zach Watson
What is mental load, and why is it so exhausting? In this episode, we sit down with Mental Load Coach Zach Watson to unpack the invisible labor that keeps households running and relationships afloat. In the first half, Zach shares his personal story of becoming a “recovering manchild” and how he came to coach men on emotional literacy and domestic equity. In the second half, we break down the nitt
Episode 42 - Reclaiming the Rhythm: Hormones, Healing & The Cycle Book
Therapist Laura Federico and midwife Morgan Miller join us to talk about their new book, The Cycle Book—a practical, myth-busting guide to hormone tracking and body literacy. We explore why so many women feel disconnected from their bodies, how the medical system pathologizes normal cycles, and why learning your body’s rhythm is a radical act of resistance.
Grab The Cycle Book wherever books are
Episode 41 - Invisible ADHD W/ Shanna Pearson
In this episode, we are joined by Shanna Pearson, a leading ADHD coach and author of the upcoming book Invisible ADHD (release date 9/9/25). Together we explore the often-missed signs of ADHD in girls and women. We unpack why ADHD often looks different in women, how traits like selective mutism, emotional sensitivity, and people-pleasing can delay diagnosis, and what happens when those internalize
Episode 40 - Midwives, Witches & Nazis
In this episode we uncover how midwives and herbalists (once trusted healers) were branded as witches in a campaign to strip women of power, land, and medical authority. We trace that legacy from witch trials to Nazi-era rollbacks of women’s rights to the ongoing failure to ratify the ERA in the U.S. The question remains: Who feels threatened when women have control over themselves?
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Episode 39 - Sexism in Medicine, Metrics, and Transplantation
This episode unpacks how sexism and racism are baked into modern medicine. From the late inclusion of women in medical research to the biased history of BMI and organ transplant inequality, we expose how systems built around male and white norms continue to harm women and people of color.
Share A Story For The Book:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WjDOizKSzTc3cANHylR8vBYjSYaIyfDz361RMCpAK8A/
Episode 38 - Surprisingly Feminist: Plants, Pedals, and Periods
Sometimes resistance looks like a spider plant, a pair of pants, or a tampon in your purse.
This episode uncovers the feminist history hiding in everyday life—houseplants, bicycles, tampons, and kitchen tables. From Victorian parlors to queer plant havens, we trace how women turned care into rebellion and domestic space into power.
Share A Story For The Book:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1
Episode 37 - Princess Treatment, Roleplaying & Privilege
In this throwback-style episode, we riff on the viral “Princess Treatment vs. Bare Minimum” TikTok trend, including a flipped version where Jay asks the questions.
We also dive into candid roleplaying where Katie becomes a guy who just doesn’t get it and Jay responds in real time.
To close, we get honest about white privilege—specifically, how much privilege Katie holds as a white woman compared
Episode 36 - Emotional Shutdown, Patriarchy, and the Rise of Vulnerable Masculinity w/Owen Marcus
Why do so many men shut down emotionally - and what is the cost of that silence, not just for men, but for the women who love them?
In this episode, we welcome our very first male guest: Owen Marcus. A leader in men’s emotional development and author of Grow Up: A Man’s Guide to Masculine Emotional Intelligence.
We unpack:
-Why emotional shutdown isn’t a flaw—it’s a nervous system survival resp
Episode 35 - My Body, My Data w/ U.S. Congresswoman Sara Jacobs
What happens when your most personal data—like period tracking, location, or search history—is no longer private? In this eye-opening conversation, U.S. Congresswoman Sara Jacobs breaks down her proposed legislation, the My Body, My Data Act, and why it matters for everyone in the digital age.
We dive into:
-How your health data is bought, sold, and shared—without your clear consent
-How tech com
Episode 34 - Behind The Tradwife w/Margaret Bronson
In this eye-opening conversation, former evangelical tradwife Margaret Bronson joins us to unpack the glossy, viral world of “traditional womanhood” — and the cult-like dynamics hidden beneath its soft-filtered exterior.
Margaret’s GoFundMe
https://gofund.me/71fbf854
Margaret’s Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/deconstructiondoulas?igsh=MWxrbjhsYXR4MGtoMg==
Margaret’s Patreon
https://patreo
Episode 33 - The 5 Masculinities
In this episode we dive into the groundbreaking framework of Australian sociologist Raewyn Connell, whose theory of masculinities reshaped how we understand men, power, and identity. Her model (now foundational in gender studies and beyond) outlines five distinct forms of masculinity, each shaped by class, race, sexuality, and power structures. From hegemonic masculinity to marginalized and compli
Episode 32 - Internalized Misogyny: Religion, Rest & Rivalry
In this episode we unpack some of the sneaky ways internalized misogyny shows up—often without us realizing it. From the guilt we feel when we rest, to how we address God, to the subtle rivalries we carry towards other women, we explore how patriarchal conditioning lives in our bodies, beliefs, and behaviors.
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Episode 31 - Big Formula’s Impact on Nigeria
TW: Infant loss mentioned
In this episode we continue our discussion on “Big Formula” and their predatory marketing practices that go against the WHO guidelines. We zoom out and look at its impact more globally, specifically in Nigeria. We are joined by Mandolyn, a lactation consultant, from over @carrythemministries on Instagram. She’s the founder of Carry Them Ministries, an organization that
Episode 30 - Big Formula: Predatory Formula Marketing in the US
TW: Infant loss; Breastfeeding Trauma
In this episode we discuss “Big Formula” and their predatory marketing practices (that go against the WHO guidelines) in the US. We are joined by Nicole, an IBCLC, from over @motheringismedicine on Instagram. This episode is touching on a sensitive topic, infant feeding, and this interview is for educational purposes only.
Nicole’s Instagram:
https://www
Episode 29 - Media: The Bechdel Test & Representation
In this episode we discuss the power of media and how it impacts women and marginalized groups for better or for worse. We discuss the real-world impacts of representation (or lack thereof). We also discuss the many different “media tests”, such as the Bechdel test. We include an analysis of popular movies & shows that pass these media tests for inclusion and representation.
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Episode 28 Media - Toxic Vs. Healthy Masculinity
In this episode we discuss the power of media and how it impacts masculinity for better or for worse. We discuss the real-world impacts this representation has on both men and women. We include an analysis of popular archetypes, movies & shows that display toxic and those that display healthy masculinity.
Sources & Resources
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Episode 27 - Stories: Ablations, Reproductive Surgery & SA
In this episode we discuss followers’ stories. We stand witness to women who have experienced medical neglect and abuses including lack of pain management, lack of consent and the abandonment of medical ethics. We also walk through a story from a follower who experienced the unthinkable in plain sight. TW: Medical abuse & SA
Sources & Resources
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Episode 26 - Comments, Questions & Commentary
In this episode we discuss thought-provoking questions & comments concerning relationships between men and women, alt right men and feminism. At the end we get the live reaction of if Jay would rather be in the woods with a bear or shower in prison. The answer might surprise you or maybe it won’t!
Sources & Resources
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YouTube: https://youtube.co
Episode 25 - Women and Evangelicalism: Helpmeets, Husbands & Purity Culture (Part 2)
In the second part of this series, Women and Evangelicalism, we talk about the real meaning behind being a “helpmeet”, patriarchy in the church and the impacts of purity culture.
Sources & Resources
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Episode 24 - Women and Evangelicalism: Church, Control & Misinterpretation (Part 1)
In the first part of this series, Women and Evangelicalism, we talk about our religious backgrounds, women in ministry, religious control of women and misinterpretation of scripture.
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Episode 23 - ADHD & Autism in Women
In episode 23 we open with updates and go on to discuss ADHD & Autism diagnoses in women.
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Episode 22 - Family Court: Alienation, Child Custody & Double Standards w/Attorney Tashina Gorgone
In episode 22 we have a prestigious family law lawyer, Tashina Gorgone, on as a guest. This is a jam-packed episode where we discuss everything from alienation claims, child custody battles, gender double standards (and then some). This is part 2 of a 2-part series. REMINDER: This is NOT legal advice.
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Episode 21 - Family Court: Gender Bias, Coercive Control & Domestic Violence w/Attorney Tashina Gorgone
In episode 21 we have a prestigious family law attorney, Tashina Gorgone, as a guest. This is a jam-packed episode where we discuss everything from domestic violence, coercive control and restraining orders to nanny cams (and then some). This is part 1 of a 2-part series. This is not legal advice.
Sources & Resources
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Episode 20- Birth Trauma & Miscarriage
In episode 20, we discuss the outrageous rates of birth trauma as well as the trauma that comes with miscarriages. We share our own story, as well as our healing journey. We also touch on US maternal & infant mortality rates.
Sources & Resources
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Episode 19 - Unpaid Labor
In episode 19, we discuss women’s unpaid labor and what that actually looks like day to day. We also discuss strategies and resources to relieve this imbalance in partnerships.
BBC Article Unpaid Labor:
https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20210518-the-hidden-load-how-thinking-of-everything-holds-mums-back
Eve Rodsky’s Fair Play system: www.everodsky.com/fair-play
Todoist App:
https://apps.ap
Episode 18 - Can you talk about…PART 2
TW: SA
In episode 18 we continue with the theme “can you talk about” where we go over cancer and divorce rates, women’s performance in leadership, the wealth gap, and SA in airports and hospital settings. A few other tidbits are also shared along the way.
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Episode 17 - Can you talk about…
TW: Child Abuse & SA
In Episode 17, we go over a whole smorgasbord of requested topics including: grant funding trigger words, pending legislation making abortion homicide, PMDD and Endometriosis funding Vs. Erectile Dysfunction funding, child abuse and incest teen pregnancy rates, as well as a few other hot topics. This is a fast-paced episode, and was one of our favorite episodes to record
Episode 16 - BIPOC Chronic Pain & Systemic Racism with Mackenzie Cloy
In episode 16 we welcome a very special guest and close friend, MacKenzie Cloy. In the first half of the episode, she joins us to discuss her medical journey and how women of color are treated when in chronic pain. In the second half of the episode, we go more in-depth about the impact systemic racism has on the daily lives of BIPOC individuals.
We are so grateful to MacKenzie for being an educa
Episode 15 - The Male Gaze & Gender Bias Design
In episode 15 we discuss dressing for the male gaze, find out how long Jay has owned his nutritious beanie & go over multiple items that were not designed with women in mind.
Resources & Sources:
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Episode 14 - Current Events, Women’s Pleasure & Pain
In episode 14 we discuss current events such as the TikTok Ban, and how it disproportionally impacts women, Facebook’s new policies and Oklahoma’s proposed ‘Covenant Marriage’ bill. In the second half of the episode we share some follower stories, talk about the myth of the cervix having no nerve endings (and how much the cervix plays a role in female pleasure). We also discuss the lackluster pain
Episode 13 - Unconsenting, Uncovered & Unbelievable
In Episode 13 we get another update on how Jay has integrated all this into his life. We discuss unconsenting to medical procedures on women (Brooke Shields controversy), uncovered critical medical care and some unbelievable follower stories.
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Episode 13 - Unconsenting, Uncovered & Unbelievable
In Episode 13 we get another update on how Jay has integrated all this into his life. We discuss unconsenting to medical procedures on women (Brooke Shields controversy), uncovered critical medical care and some unbelievable follower stories.
Resources and Sources:
https://katieandjayfillmore.my.canva.site/
Episode 12 - Marital Rape, Consent & Coercion (NSFW)
TW: In Episode 12 we dive into the topic of Marital Rape (MR) and discuss in length including a follower’s story of her assault.
Episode 12 is jammed packed from start to finish. In this episode, we discuss the Gisele Pelicot case, the Telegram chat forum bust, marital rape (MR), a follower’s personal story about MR, consent, coercion and go over legal loopholes in states when it comes to MR.
Episode 11 - Defining “Pinkpilling”, Men As Allies & Raising Emotionally Healthy Boys
In episode 11, we discuss some highly requested topics. In the first half of the episode, we define pinkpilling and talk about how men can be allies to women in practical ways. In the second half of the episode, we discuss the difficulties of raising boys in current culture and raising emotionally healthy boys.
Resources & Sources:
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Episode 10 - Pelvic Private Parts (NSFW)
In this NSFW episode, we welcome our first guest, Noelle Fillmore, DPT. We discuss normal bodily changes throughout a woman’s lifetime when it comes to her pelvic floor and how pelvic floor therapy can greatly increase quality of life when and if issues ever arise. Both men and women have pelvic floors, and pelvic floor therapy is not only for women who are pregnant or postpartum. There is somethi
Episode 9 - Our Love Story, Single Mom Biases and No Fault Divorce
In episode 9 we share our highly requested origin story, how single moms have to contend with unfair biases and the history of divorce including the current political landscape concerning no fault divorces.
This link: https://katieandjayfillmore.my.canva.site/ is to our website which will have a link to all our cited sources organized by topic.
Episode 8 - Bans, Teen Moms & Child Brides
In episode 8 we discuss the TikTok ban, disparities between number of teen moms versus teen dads and the issue of child marriage in the United States and globally.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10227344/
https://familyinequality.wordpress.com/2016/06/27/the-fathers-behind-teen-births-or-statistical-memes-and-motivated-blind-trust/
https://www.guttmacher.org/journals/psrh/1997/03/age-differenc
Episode 7 - Testosterone, Birth Control & Intuition
In episode 7, we address the role testosterone, estrogen and hormonal birth control play in emotional intelligence. We also take our best shot at parenting advice when it comes to raising emotionally intelligent children. Lastly, we discuss intuition and the power of the subconscious mind on a scientific level.
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/products/databriefs/db388.htm?t&utm_source=perplexity
Episode 6 - How the Patriarchy Harms Men (Part 2 of 2)
In episode 6 we discuss part 2 of how the patriarchy harms men.
Jay discusses his long standing issue of not being able to identify how he’s feeling. Katie continues an attempt to convince Jay that he has been harmed by the patriarchy and it isn’t by accident he can’t identify his feelings. At the end of the episode you find out has Jay been convinced that he’s a product of nature or nurture.
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Episode 5 - How the Patriarchy Harms Men (Part 1 of 2)
In Episode 5 Part 1, we talk about how the Patriarchal System hurts men. We discuss how Patriarchy is bad for everyone—yes even men. Men are expected to be stoic and tough from a young age. Jay shares vulnerable stories and Katie wants to convince Jay that the Patriarchal System really did steal something precious from him. This is part 1 of 2.
https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/are_e
Episode 4 - Offended by Patriarchy & The Credibility Gap
In episode 4, we discuss how the word patriarchy has traditionally offended men and how do we reframe it to change the knee jerk narrative. We then dive into a phenomenon called the “credibility gap” where women are discredited based on the fact they are women. We share follower stories, court cases and studies regarding this phenomenon & its impact on women. TRIGGER WARNING: Abuse and child c
Episode 3 - Women Get Paid Less and Have to Spend More
Welcome to the Pinkpill Podcast where our focus is on education for all. We discuss complex & at times disturbing issues surrounding women.
In episode 3, we jump right in on the gender pay gap, invisible menopausal women, sex Ed & Giulia Tofana.
For shorter form content, visit us on Tiktok @kators88.
Sources:
https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/03/01/gender-pay-gap-facts/
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Episode 2 - Denial, Logic, and Dehumanization
Welcome to the Pinkpill Podcast where our focus is on education for all. We discuss complex & at times disturbing issues surrounding women.
In episode 2, we discuss: Male denial, logical fallacies, people first language, dehumanization of others and share some follower stories.
For shorter form content, visit us on Tiktok @kators88.
Sources:
https://quillbot.com/blog/reasoning/logical-fal
Episode 1 - Introduction
Welcome to the Pinkpill Podcast where our focus is on education for all. We discuss complex & at times disturbing issues surrounding women.
In this short introductory episode, we discuss: Who we are, why a podcast, discrimination against our daughters and the value of Pinkpilled fathers.
For shorter form content, visit us on Tiktok @kators88.
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