#12: Radical Homemaking: A Feminist Reclaiming of Domestic Space

What if the way we fold the laundry, share a calendar, or decide what counts as "clean" wasn't just personal preference - but a quiet expression of politics? In this episode, we explore the home as a site of feminist practice: not just as a backdrop to life, but as a living space where care, labor, power, and ethics are constantly negotiated. Drawing from feminist philosophy and real-life messiness, we ask: What does it mean to build a home that reflects our values, not just our routines? And how might choosing, sharing, or refusing certain roles become acts of quiet resistance?

With warmth, humor, and just the right amount of dish-soap honesty, this episode invites listeners to rethink domestic life - not as something beneath theory, but as one of its most essential arenas.

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