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What Would Sepi Say?
by Butch & Femme
What Would Sepi Say? is a podcast that explores power, patriarchy, resistance, and cultural accountability through discussion of the public work of actor and activist Sepideh Moafi. Inspired by Moafi's advocacy, each episode asks how feminist principles show up in today's political, cultural, and interpersonal moments, and what it might look like to respond with clarity, courage, and care.This podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sepideh Moafi. It is an independent, commentary-based exploration of issues through a contemporary lens that acknowledges and admires the complexity of characters portrayed by Moafi and her ability to navigate the nuances.
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On Her Terms: Notes on Clarity
We look at what it means to relate with intention rather than ambiguity. Through Gigi in The L Word: Generation Q, this episode explores clarity not as perfection, but as the ongoing work of staying aligned and knowing when not to.
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Making Her Exit: Notes on Leaving
We examine what it means to leave a system that profits from your staying. Through the women of The Deuce, this episode explores exit not as an escape, but as consequence: and what it costs to try.
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Choosing for Herself: Notes on Agency
We look closely at what agency actually means when no option is free. Rather than treating choice as empowerment, this episode explores the clarity women arrive at inside constraint, and the costs that is carried in systems that weren't designed for their agency. TW: brief discussion of violence and suicide, no details.
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Playing Her Part: Notes on Survival
In episode 2, we examine a familiar pattern in storytelling and in real life: how women are written into, and live inside systems they didn't design, and the forms of intelligence required just to stay in the room.
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Repeat After Her: Notes on Names
What's in a name? We discuss names, pronunciation, identity, and what's wrapped up in it through one of Sepi's famous characters.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
What Would Sepi Say? is a podcast that explores power, patriarchy, resistance, and cultural accountability through discussion of the public work of actor and activist Sepideh Moafi. Inspired by Moafi's advocacy, each episode asks how feminist principles show up in today's political, cultural, and interpersonal moments, and what it might look like to respond with clarity, courage, and care.This podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sepideh Moafi. It is an independent, commentary-based exploration of issues through a contemporary lens that acknowledges and admires the complexity of characters portrayed by Moafi and her ability to navigate the nuances.
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Butch & Femme
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What Would Sepi Say? is a podcast that explores power, patriarchy, resistance, and cultural accountability through discussion of the public work of actor and activist Sepideh Moafi. Inspired by Moafi's advocacy, each episode asks how feminist principles show up in today's political, cultural, and...
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