The F Word

Nicole Deagan and Carissa Ropponen interview women about their experiences working in the trades.

Ariana Barer airs the first half of a keynote address by Angela Davis on the question "How Does Change Happen?" -- Davis reflects on strategies that have made and will make social change.

This show explores the tensions and challenges feminists face when choosing to marry and their hopes for a future where marriage is based on equality and love.

Ariana Barer speaks with Heels on Wheels about their Glitter Roadshow "fueled by underemployment and the conviction that queer, feminine-spectrum folks' art works are critically important to share."

Caity Goerke interviews Emilia Nielsen about the roles of optimism and anger within mainstream breast cancer culture.

Jennifer Allan of Vancouver Cop Watch speaks about police and RCMP violence against Aboriginal Women in Northern B.C.

Katie Schofield, Caity Goerke and Carissa Ropponen discuss the objectification and sexualization of breasts and the way this contributes to women's experiences of breast shame.

An interview with Jollene Levid, National Chairperson of the AF3IRM, the Association of Filipinas, Feminists Fighting Imperialism, Re-feudalization, and Marginalization.

The F Word's Ariana Barer and Charlene Sayo interview Darla Goodwin, the Vancouver representative of Idle No More, about the national movement for Indigenous rights in Canada.