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F*ck Marry Kill

F*ck Marry Kill

By: Simran Singh Jain
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 SisterSong Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective is launching this podcast to share that EVERYTHING is Reproductive Justice (RJ). F*ck Marry Kill features host Simran Singh Jain and producer Lori Ro. Guests ranging from academics, to movement leaders, to comedians will join us to explore topics using an RJ lens. These topics will cover current events, pop culture, social justice questions, and more, and every episode will start with a relevant game of Fuck, Marry, Kill. "F*ck Marry Kill is the best podcast ever made, listening to it is better than sex." -Anonymous ListenerSimran Singh Jain Economics Management Management & Leadership
Episodes
  • You Can Pick Your Chosen Family, and You Can Pick Your Nose, but You Can't Pick Your Chosen Family's Nose: Redefining Families is Reproductive Justice with Khye Blue and Alanah Armstead

    You Can Pick Your Chosen Family, and You Can Pick Your Nose, but You Can't Pick Your Chosen Family's Nose: Redefining Families is Reproductive Justice with Khye Blue and Alanah Armstead
    Oct 25 2025

    But if you really wanna pick your chosen family's nose, we won't tell...

    This week, Simran is joined by Khye and Alanah from the Kuluntu Reproductive Justice Center to talk about redefining families and family abolition. In the brilliant words of Khye, "community is the opposite of capitalism".

    Check out Kuluntu's work: https://kuluntu.center/

    Read the Redefining Families Literature Review: https://kuluntu.center/redefiningfamily

    Listen to the short story that Khye referenced: "The Library" by Terri A. Meredith. Story starts around 1:06:00 https://www.youtube.com/live/bauKQMszqaI?si=fQzTlJsrMJ9jXJcZ
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    1 hr and 32 mins
  • LIVE @ Essence Fest 2025: Louisiana's Future Can Be Full of Reproductive Justice with Dorothy Nairne

    LIVE @ Essence Fest 2025: Louisiana's Future Can Be Full of Reproductive Justice with Dorothy Nairne
    Oct 2 2025

    Essence Fest 2025 was one for the books! SisterSong's booth was TWICE AS BIG as last year's, and we got to roll out our brand new Reproductive Justice Culture House where we did a LIVE recording of your favorite podcast, F*ck Marry Kill.

    Check out this episode featuring New Orleans activist and entrepreneur, Dorothy Nairne. Dorothy is best known for suing the Louisiana government for gerrymandering Black neighborhoods, but she can also be seen in this episode cracking Simran up with her silly jokes and sharing her wisdom on the future of Louisiana.

    Full video episode on Spotify and YouTube, audio only on Apple Podcasts and Amazon Music.

    Learn more about Dorothy's case here: https://www.aclu.org/cases/nairne-v-landry

    Follow FMK on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fckmarrykillpodcast/?hl=en
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    48 mins
  • Liberation for All, Inshallah! Muslim Values are Reproductive Justice with Sahar Pirzada

    Liberation for All, Inshallah! Muslim Values are Reproductive Justice with Sahar Pirzada
    Aug 23 2025

    In this week's episode of FMK, Simran is joined by Sahar from HEART, an organization that works to promote sexual health, uproot gendered violence, and advance Reproductive Justice by establishing choice and access for the most impacted Muslims.

    This episode explores the beautiful relationship that's possible between faith and movement work, and how we can be nurturing that connection in a way that's intentional and inclusive.

    Are you a Muslim person looking for community? Are you a Reproductive Justice advocate looking for community? Are you BOTH?!? Connect with HEART!

    Follow HEART: https://www.instagram.com/hearttogrow/

    Follow FMK on IG: https://www.instagram.com/fckmarrykillpodcast/?hl=en
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    58 mins
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