In brief: New intro/interview replay! It felt like time to revisit this interview from November. Things are rough and the 30 second news cycle makes everything feel gross and reactionary; this clip is a reminder that movement work is done… Read More ›
In brief: The 4th of July holiday weekend seemed the perfect time to do a democracy health check! Jody Allard — whose words you should read all over the internet — discusses her life and how she and her family… Read More ›
In brief: CN: transphobia/TERFs Katelyn Burns is back on the show for an extended conversation about the barriers to transgender healthcare and protections, including some history in which we get to blame Reagan (my favorite thing) and a crew of… Read More ›
In brief: As budget proposals fly, real people’s lives depend on the wonky details. I’m really excited to have Melissa Boteach and David Perry on to talk about how low-income and disabled people in particular are getting caught in the… Read More ›
In brief: Yes, I used the word “fascism.” My second guest, brilliant academic and intersectional feminist badass Sarah Tuttle will explain why she and her colleagues created Scientists Against the Fascist Establishment. When really smart people break it down the… Read More ›
In brief: This was the first time I’d had the opportunity to chat beyond Twitter and email exchanges with Abby Norman who, it turns out, is as delightful “in person” as she is online. We talked about everything from the… Read More ›
In brief: TW: state violence against Black people, sexual assault, ableism I’m kicking off year two with a pretty heavy show. The topics are important: how online and offline action have worked together within Black Lives Matter and the intersection… Read More ›
In brief: Oh hey! Welcome to The #KatieSpeakShow anniversary episode part 3! I’m revisiting clips from some of my — and your! — favorite interviews. I only had three repeat guests this year (Britni de la Cretaz, Andrea Grimes, and… Read More ›
In brief: Y’all. This episode. I open with a nod to the best shade ever thrown on the internet, then we get right to my interviews with David Perry and Raquel Willis. If you don’t already know them and their… Read More ›
In brief: I’m psyched to bring you a great two-part conversation with Ruchika Tulshyan — journalist, citizen of the world, intersectional feminist, and co-founder at The Establishment. We talked her book “The Diversity Advantage” and a new study on harassment… Read More ›
