Lindsay Beyerstein’s Care in Chaos

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We interviewed Lindsay Beyerstein about her upcoming documentary “Care in Chaos” which is the story of two abortion clinics in red states and how their relationships with police impact access to reproductive healthcare.

Discussed in this episode:

Rewire

Tape Reveals Nixon’s Views On Abortion

Lindsay’s new podcast, The Breach

Lindsay Beyerstein on Twitter

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This episode was edited by Brianna Carpenter.

Our theme song is composed by Bridget Ellsworth, check out her sound cloud page!

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Voices Of The Resistance

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Greetings listeners, it’s been a while, but we are back!

In this episode hear interviews Karen did at the Women’s March.

Discussed in this episode:

‘Learning Curve’ as Rick Perry Pursues a Job He Initially Misunderstood

Science Is For Everyone

Neil deGrasse Tyson: When Science Becomes A Partisan Issue, It Is The Beginning Of The End Of Informed Democracy

What Do I Say When I Call My Representative?

The 65

The Women’s March Take Action Page

The Congressional Docket

Find Your Community Board

New York State Independent Democratic Conference

Our Interview with Rebecca Lynch

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Feminist Coffee Hour is now on Patreon.

Our theme song is composed by Bridget Ellsworth, check out her sound cloud page!

We’ve joined the Apple affiliate program. If you’re going to sign up for Apple Music, please do so by using this link.

You might be wondering, what ever happened to the Feminist Coffee Hour Podcast? Well, it hasn’t gone away. In fact we have three episodes in post production, and plans to record many more. However life has gotten hectic – me with a new baby and Karen’s career is getting exciting. We just don’t have the time we used to. But we really want to keep making this show. So we decided to hire an editor to help us with the podcast. She’s doing great work and we can afford to pay her. We see it as the cost of participating in a project we love. But we always said if things ever started to cost over a certain amount, we’d put more effort into monetization. So we made a Patreon. If you want to support our show, here’s where you can do it. The Feminist Coffee Hour Podcast on Patreon.