In this thought-provoking episode of Growth Through Friendship, Juliet and Angela dive headfirst into the nuanced and often polarising topic of feminism. With honesty, curiosity, and a touch of humour, they explore their personal perceptions of feminism, the impact of the patriarchy, and how societal expectations have shaped women’s experiences over time.

Reflecting on their own lives and drawing insights from Louise Perry’s book The Case Against the Sexual Revolution, they unpack misconceptions, challenge stereotypes, and examine the evolution of feminism - from its early suffrage movement roots to its modern interpretations. Juliet and Angela grapple with questions about equality, biology, and societal constructs, offering a candid conversation that highlights both their learning process and the complexities of the topic.

This episode is not a polished feminist manifesto - it’s an open dialogue between two friends, aiming to make sense of a subject that affects us all in different ways. Whether you’re deeply informed or just beginning to explore these issues, this conversation invites you to reflect, question, and grow.

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