Inciteful Sisters

Dr P delves into the Finnish study, the capture of mental health services, and her own doxxing.

Maya reflects on the Supreme Court Ruling, and what has happened in the year since.

Karleen Gribble shares her insight into the importance of language in how we speak to and about mothers and babies.

Anita discusses her personal story, and the excellent work being done by Hague Explained CIC

Two GPs, Alice and Grace, discuss the UK governments Puberty Blocker Trial, the Levy Report, Hillary Cass, and where we go from here.

Mandy talks through her background, politics, the role of local councils in protecting women's rights, and her unfair arrest last year.

We speak to Susan Smith from FWS, to hear the full story of their Supreme Court Victory, and what comes next.

This week we speak to two women from WID (Women's Institute Declaration) about Gender Ideology in the WI.

We recap on some of the highlights of 2025 with Naomi Cunningham, and make our predictions of what comes next.

In this Christmas episode, Fiona discusses her book, how we became TERF island, and what comes next.

Lexi talks to us about the harms caused by surrogacy. More info: www.stopsurrogacynowuk.org or on X: @WombsNotForRent.

We explore how many trans patients are discharged too quickly from GICs, often left unaware of the potential long-term effects of their choices. 

Celebrating our podcast's one year anniversary, we look back over some of the highlights and discuss what brought us here in the first place!

Tonight we look back over ten years of activism and and achievement by Transgender Trend.

Connie talks us through her education, and how Gender Ideology was woven into the teaching of civil rights and feminism.

We speak to community leader and ex-Labour Councillor, Amina Lone. She gives a thoughtful insight into the UK's approach to multiculturalism and integration.

We speak to two anonymous mums, whose children transitioned as young adults. Part of our Undercover series.

Elaine Miller, fanny-physio extraordinaire, joins us to answer listener's questions.

For our 20th Episode, we speak to Ash Regan about the Unbuyable Campaign and her efforts to reform Scotland's approach to prostitution.

We speak to two anonymous mums, whose children transitioned during childhood, as part of our Undercover series.

We talk to Emma Hilton (@FondOfBeetles) about the "Sex is a spectrum" argument, DSDs, and the outdated idea of being "intersex".

We speak to Cathy and Jenny from Protect and Teach(@ProtectTeach) about their work, and what's really going on in British schools.

We speak to Jill (@JournalistJill) and Cath (@leng_cath) about honesty and curiosity in journalism.

Interview with @emmajaned0lan about her experience of being Gender Critical in the arts, and Virago Women's workshop.

We speak to Stephanie Winn (@sometherapist) about what it's like for parents of children with ROGD, and the support available to them. Discount Code: INCITEFUL

In this, our first episode in a series of interviews with silenced women, we are talking to 3 ordinary women who work for the NHS.

We speak to @jo_bartosch about the impact pornography is having on boys and men, and her upcoming book!

We speak to Emma Thomas (@ChildrenOfTrans) about her own experiences, and the challenges facing the children of transitioners.

In this episode Julia Long (@OnChairs) explores the impact pornography is having on society, and particularly the experiences of women and girls.

This week we speak to Ruth Lewis (@brupe) about leaving La Leche League, and the importance of communities for breastfeeding mums and babies.

We speak to @best_handbook about their exciting new handbook for girls supporting girls.

We speak to @Alisonellis27 about her experience growing up as a young lesbian during the peak of gender ideology.

We spoke to Kara Dansky (@KDansky) as she reflects on the past year for US women, and discusses what she sees ahead in 2025 and beyond.

Join the WRN on their site womensrights.network, and find Eggen's artwork here.

We talk to Ruth from FiLiA charity, Hague Mothers.  More info here: Home - Hague Mothers

Today we're discussing the Pelicot Case, and the topic of consent in sexual offence trials. Our guest is Isabelle Thieuleux (@IsaThieuleux)

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StillTish is the author of the amazing and revealing Gender Critical Woman Blog. Links: Gender Critical Woman Blog X/Twitter @STILLTish Women of the moment:  Dr Lesley Semmens GeorgiaXCross Our links: X/Twitter @IncitefulPod