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Whose Body Is It

Isabella Malbin
Transgender Ideology
Pauli Murray
Black Women
Body Hair
Feminism
Gender Critical Movement
Mental Health
LGBTQ Community
Women's Health
Radical Feminism
Israel
Domestic Violence
Detransitioning
Parenting
Childbearing
Marriage
Anti-Semitism
Financial Abuse
Menopause
Women's Spaces

Untangle female empowerment myths with me Isabella -a former "liberal feminist"- so that you can help yourself and the women in your life that are most important to you — whether that’s your daughter, your sisters, or your best friend. You’ll find the answers and guidance you’ve been looking for — from instant access classes to personalized 1:1 support with yours truly. For more info on ways I can... more

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Elizabeth quietly shaped underground unassisted birth communities not to build a brand or make money, but to help women heal their trauma.

Long before social media exploded, Elizabeth warned women about the risks of joining unassisted birth groups ... more

In this episode Laura Shanley shares the deeply personal journey that led her to write Unassisted Childbirth -originally titled The Joy of Childbirth- a book published in 1994 that has since found its way into over 1,000 libraries worldwide.

Long b... more

Freya Kellet—once deeply immersed in free birth society ideology—gradually reshaped her beliefs through working with women and during her pregnancy and birth of her son.

Feeling the pressure of the invisible “judgment day” of whether her birth woul... more

Days before teaching her women and girls safeguarding class, Amy Sousa was given a stage-three breast cancer diagnosis. Suddenly confronted with the very realities she had long analyzed, Amy found herself facing the possibility of losing a breast and... more

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Recent Guests

Laura Shanley
Author of Unassisted Childbirth, former advocate for unassisted birth
Episode: Unassisted Childbirth | Laura Shanley
Freya Kellet
Birth worker who has evolved her beliefs about free birth and childbirth experiences
Radical Birth Keeper School
Episode: Free from Freebirth™ | Freya Kellet
Amy Sousa
Breast cancer survivor and advocate for women's autonomy in medical choices
Episode: Sharpening Our Instincts: Breast Cancer, Boundaries & The Battle for Reality | Amy Sousa
Dr. Naomi Whittaker
Creighton trained OBGYN and surgeon passionate about improving women's health and reproductive care.
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Episode: What Every Woman Needs to Know about Endometriosis, Infertility & IVF | Dr. Naomi Whittaker
Sarah Louisignau
Female physiologist sharing her journey from liberal feminism to embracing traditional motherhood.
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Episode: Deprogramming from Liberal Feminism: A Female Physiologist’s Personal Revolution | Sarah Louisignau
Tara Rae Behr
Conscious sex worker and psychotherapist
Episode: Perversions of Purity Culture, Liberal Sexuality, & The Pursuit of Embodied Truth | Tara Rae Behr
Yasmine Mohammed
Author of Unveiled, How the West Empowers Radical Muslims
Episode: Life After Islam: Choosing Humanity & Intuition Over Religious Doctrine | Yasmine Mohammed
Tal Croitoru
Mental health professional and advocate against transgender ideology
Private practice in Israel
Episode: Everything you need to know about Transgender Ideology in Israel | Tal Croitoru
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A participant in various women's communities and a critical voice in women's spaces.
Episode: Women's Communities: 12 Red Flags │ Serendipiti Day

Host

Isabella Malbin
Host focusing on female empowerment and the complexities surrounding women's issues, formerly identifying as a liberal feminist.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 877 ratings
  • episode w/ Naomi Whittaker

    I just wanted to say beautiful ending statement Naomi, and great episode Isabella!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Heid&seek
    United States2 months ago
  • Intelligent but denies trans folks

    I listened to a few episodes of this podcast referenced in the Medicine Stories podcast. Clearly I have been living in a bubble because I didn’t think younger people like the host of this podcast denied the existence of trans folks and their right to live as they are. It’s really hard for me to listen to the other intelligent discourse because of this. I won’t be listening again.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Camkitty13
    United States4 months ago
  • So grateful for this podcast!

    Such important stories, insights and info

    Thank you for sharing yourself and those episodes with the world!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Amana BeLove
    United States8 months ago
  • Amazing

    Thank you, Isabella, for not being so rigid in your thinking that you can’t welcome in new ideas. I love this podcast because we get to explore new ideas alongside you, and leave other ones behind once they no longer fit.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aleeigha
    Canada9 months ago
  • Lots to reflect

    Thank you for this episode. It’s given me so much to reflect on and reevaluate. Especially as a woman who’s experienced the power of free birth personally and wishes thsi kind of experience for every woman. And a woman who feels called to serve women in integrity. I live in Peru and there are no midwives where I am/in my town and I’ve felt the call for a while to be that woman for my community. But/and I am a mom and it is just as much â calling as birth work and don’t want to sacrifice my relat... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Laura Corinna
    Canada9 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the honest and refreshing discussions around women's empowerment and health.
There are mixed opinions on the host's perspectives, with some praising her open-mindedness and critical thinking while others express discomfort with certain views.
Some critics feel certain topics lead to divides among women, highlighting the ongoing cultural tensions around feminism and gender issues.
The show is noted for tackling taboo subjects that others avoid, making it a unique space for dialogue.

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Deprogramming from Liberal Feminism: A Female Physiologist’s Personal Revolution | Sarah Louisignau
Q: Can you take us back to when you mentioned you left, you're unraveling, you've left the left or are still leaving the left?
It's a constant process, but I started realizing the cracks in my liberal feminist beliefs during my relationships.
Everything you need to know about Transgender Ideology in Israel | Tal Croitoru
Q: What do you think Israelis really need to know?
That it's here. It is under the radar. By purpose, they are acting under the radar.
The Whole Family Suffers When a Man Calls Himself a Woman │ Elle
Q: Can you speak to your experience as the sister, as the actual only daughter of the family?
The sister discusses how she had to take care of her brother at a young age, her feelings of confusion due to his transition, and how their relationship changed over time.
A Case for Early Marriage & Early Childbearing │ Mary Lou Singleton
Q: What do you think those conversations should be like for women in their mid to late 30s who are searching for a mate?
Women should only date partners who are also looking for long-term commitment and marriage.

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What is Whose Body Is It about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Conversations center around critical themes of female empowerment, sexuality, and the societal pressures that shape women's experiences. Episodes feature a range of topics from purity culture and its impact on personal identity to the implications of modern childbirth practices, offering listeners insights on navigating complexities around sexuality, motherhood, and feminist discourse. The exploration of countercultural viewpoints and the rejection of mainstream narratives is a recurring aspect, making it a unique platform for discussing often taboo subjects and fostering personal growth among women.

There is a focus on re-evaluating traditional beliefs and practices, as evidenced by guest discussions on diverse topics like trans ideology,... more

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2. Freya Kellet
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