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Connie discusses changing political attitudes amongst young women and men, the importance of free speech, and the importance of speaking up for what you believe in.

In this episode Rosie Duffield reveals what it's like being a woman in politics, why she left the Labour party, and the realities of campaigning for women's rights as an MP.

LGB Alliance's CEO, Kate Barker, talks us through the Conversion Therapy Bill, and the risk it poses to young people and those trying to protect them. We discuss the current challenges facing LGB young people, and how her organisation is helping.

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Maeve discusses her time at Cambridge, starting the Cambridge Society of Women, and the culture and language of gender ideology.

Mara and Natalie talk to us about women's running at elite and sub-elite levels, and the importance of fairness and factuality.

Rosie shares how she started a female only CIC, supporting women in Brighton.

In this episode, Lucy and Terry from Thoughtful Therapists discuss changing attitudes to mental health, identity, and disability. We explore what the new Conversion Therapy Bill might mean for therapists.

Fiona (Citizen Journalist) and Mary (SEEN in Health) introduce us to their audit map of NHS trusts across the UK, which investigates their compliance to the Supreme Court Ruling.

Jamie talks to us about her experience the Washington University Transgender Centre at St Louis Hospital, what led her to whistleblow, and what impact our approach to transgender children is having.

Maggie & Susan give a holistic view into life in Malawi, and the challenges faced by women and girls as the seek to enter education, the workforce, and politics.

Bethany Hutchison tells us the truth behind how the Darlington Nurses challenged the NHS and won.

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.