In this episode, Ragz and Ally talk about the double standard where women settle for not-so-great men while the opposite is not so true.

In this episode, Ragz & Ally explore how technology is weaponised against women to further propagate misogyny.

In this women's media episode, Ragz and Ally discuss the movie The Substance, directed by Coralie Fargeat. In talking about this body horror, they discuss themes of societal pressure and double standards around women's bodies and the creativity and craziness with which this movie explored these subjects.

In this episode, Ragz and Ally discuss the movie Companion (2025) featuring Sophia Thatcher and talk about how it's very reflective of women's current treatment in society.

In this episode, Ragz and Ally are joined by guest speaker Mary from SAWA, an organisation dedicated to helping women in Afghanistan. We talk about the history of Afghanistan and how women's rights got to the state it is today.

References:

SAWA Adelaide: https://sawa-australia.org/

New Hope: https://galiweiss.wixsite.com/making-marks-book/copy-of-new-hope-1

Amin Saikal, How to Lose a War, the story of America’s intervention in Afghanistan, 2024

Peter Hopkirk, The Great Game, 1990.

In this episode, Ragz & Ally discuss how important it is for women to have boundaries. We live in a world where people tend to walk all over women's boundaries any chance they get, unless met with consequences.

In this episode, Ragz & Ally describe what is male centered behavior, what it looks like and how it exists in different facets of our society.

In today's episode, Ragz and Ally discuss the Netflix series Adolescence. We discuss the lack the of the most important people being centred in conversations of male violence: women and girls. We further talk about the reasons behind men and boys' violent behaviour towards women and girls and it's not due to the "lack of empathy" towards boys and men as portrayed in the show.