Westin (he/they) and Easton (she/her), are joined by special guest Nikki (she/her/they) to discuss a buckwild TERF essay that Easton wishes had gone viral. Jean Hatchet, radical feminist and JK Rowling reply guy, wrote in defense of her hero's boobs, and hilarity ensued.

In part 2, we read Hatchet’s bold response to one (1) mean tweet about JKR. We delve into her TERFy definition of womanhood that not even her idol can live up to, and explore the female hive body. She projects her jealousy over hot trans women, and raves about the shocking secrets of womanhood, never before heard of by anyone outside the club. She also can’t help but reveal her SWERF side too and the ways she deeply misunderstands porn.

Other threads include: beauty standards, tryhard half-assed white antiracism, how lifting up the most marginalized benefits all, ableism within the queer community during pride, and real-world violence against the community today.

Content warning for transmisogyny and misogyny - specifically, gaslighting and projecting about the ways cis women antagonize the trans community, accusing trans women of being jealous.

The original article: https://thecritic.co.uk/why-are-tras-body-shaming-j-k-rowling/

My Immortal, the (second) worst fanfiction of all time: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/6829556/1/My-Immortal

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Our theme song is "Angry Dance" by Simon Panrucker, which is licensed under a Creative Common Attribution-ShareAlike License. (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/legalcode )

Listen to him here: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Simon_Panrucker/Hello_My_Name_Is_Simon_Panrucker/10_Angry_Dance/

We made small changes like taking snippets for our intro and transitions, and play the song in full at the end with our own ad-libs.

This podcast is not endorsed by Simon Panrucker, and only reflects the opinions of the hosts, Westin and Easton.