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Feminist Book Club is the premier online hub for intersectional readers and anyone who wants to infuse their bookshelves with social justice. We encourage resistance through reading with our blog, podcast, events, and our signature monthly subscription box.
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Nox is a vibrant member of the Feminist Book Club who engages in discussions about music and pop culture. In this episode, Nox joins Ashley to talk about Lady Gaga's 'Mayhem' album and the surrounding promotion, as well as the effects of fandoms on mental health.
Nox is a vibrant member of the Feminist Book Club who engages in discussions about music and pop culture. In this episode, Nox joins Ashley to talk about Lady Gaga's 'Mayhem' album and the surrounding promotion, as well as the effects of fandoms on mental health.
Rah
Rah is a passionate advocate for social justice and a prominent voice in the online community. They contribute to discussions around media representation and reality TV, sharing their thoughts on platforms such as Instagram and TikTok.
Rah is a passionate advocate for social justice and a prominent voice in the online community. They contribute to discussions around media representation and reality TV, sharing their thoughts on platforms such as Instagram and TikTok.
Shoshana
Shoshana is a dynamic speaker and writer who explores themes of culture and media. She engages with audiences through her work on Storygraph and social media, where she discusses literature and its intersection with contemporary issues.
Shoshana is a dynamic speaker and writer who explores themes of culture and media. She engages with audiences through her work on Storygraph and social media, where she discusses literature and its intersection with contemporary issues.
Ashley
Ashley is a passionate music enthusiast and a member of the Feminist Book Club community. In this episode, she discusses Lady Gaga's latest album 'Mayhem' and shares her thoughts on the impact of fandoms on mental health.
Ashley is a passionate music enthusiast and a member of the Feminist Book Club community. In this episode, she discusses Lady Gaga's latest album 'Mayhem' and shares her thoughts on the impact of fandoms on mental health.
Jordy
Jordy is a contributor to the Feminist Book Club and is passionate about literature that intersects with social justice themes. She shares her love for reading through various platforms, including Instagram and TikTok, where she discusses her TBR list and recommends books that feature mermaid and siren narratives.
Jordy is a contributor to the Feminist Book Club and is passionate about literature that intersects with social justice themes. She shares her love for reading through various platforms, including Instagram and TikTok, where she discusses her TBR list and recommends books that feature mermaid and siren narratives.
Mhairie
Mhairie is a contributor to the Feminist Book Club, where she discusses literature with feminist themes. She is an advocate for LGBTQ+ representation in books and engages in conversations about the impact of censorship on diverse narratives.
Mhairie is a contributor to the Feminist Book Club, where she discusses literature with feminist themes. She is an advocate for LGBTQ+ representation in books and engages in conversations about the impact of censorship on diverse narratives.
Margot Douaihy
Margot Douaihy is an author and expert in hardboiled fiction. She has written several books, including 'Scorched Grace' and 'Blessed Water', and is known for her contributions to the genre, particularly in queering hardboiled narratives. Margot is a friend of the Feminist Book Club and frequently shares her insights on literature and media.
Margot Douaihy is an author and expert in hardboiled fiction. She has written several books, including 'Scorched Grace' and 'Blessed Water', and is known for her contributions to the genre, particularly in queering hardboiled narratives. Margot is a friend of the Feminist Book Club and frequently shares her insights on literature and media.
Rachel Ekstrom Courage
Rachel Ekstrom Courage is an author and literary agent known for her work in the realm of folklore and feminist literature. She has written several novels that explore themes of mythology and the female experience, including 'Nothing Bad Happens Here'. Rachel is also active in the literary community, providing insights and guidance to aspiring writers.
Rachel Ekstrom Courage is an author and literary agent known for her work in the realm of folklore and feminist literature. She has written several novels that explore themes of mythology and the female experience, including 'Nothing Bad Happens Here'. Rachel is also active in the literary community, providing insights and guidance to aspiring writers.
Holly Madison
Holly Madison is a television personality, model, and author, best known for her role on the reality television series 'The Girls Next Door.' She gained fame as one of Hugh Hefner's girlfriends and has since written several books, including her memoir 'Down the Rabbit Hole,' which details her experiences in the Playboy mansion and her journey towards self-empowerment.
Holly Madison is a television personality, model, and author, best known for her role on the reality television series 'The Girls Next Door.' She gained fame as one of Hugh Hefner's girlfriends and has since written several books, including her memoir 'Down the Rabbit Hole,' which details her experiences in the Playboy mansion and her journey towards self-empowerment.
Crystal Hefner
Crystal Hefner is a model and television personality, recognized for her marriage to Playboy founder Hugh Hefner. She has authored the memoir 'Only Say Good Things,' where she shares her personal experiences and challenges faced during her time in the Playboy empire, focusing on themes of identity and self-discovery after leaving the spotlight.
Crystal Hefner is a model and television personality, recognized for her marriage to Playboy founder Hugh Hefner. She has authored the memoir 'Only Say Good Things,' where she shares her personal experiences and challenges faced during her time in the Playboy empire, focusing on themes of identity and self-discovery after leaving the spotlight.
Topics Discussed
reality TV
society
viewers
empathy
unscripted television
Black wealth
Black joy
happy Black endings
Beyond the Gates
Cinderella is Dead
Kalynn Bayron
book bans
LGBTQ+ representation
feminist themes
diverse storytelling
hardboiled fiction
Lady Gaga
Mayhem
fandoms
mental health
selkies
sirens
mermaids
mythical women
patriarchal narratives
folklore
feminist retellings
unhinged woman trope
redemption arc
All the Other Mothers Hate Me
memoirs
Playboy bunnies
Holly Madison
Crystal Hefner
identity
self-discovery
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0:0031:28
Back on Our Reality TV Soapbox
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
NoxRahShoshana
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
reality TVsocietyviewersempathyunscripted television
The Amazing Race. Cooking competitions. Bachelor Nation. We touch on a little bit of everything in this episode! Nox, Rah, and Shoshana discuss reality TV’s impact on society, considering questions such as what draws viewers to reality TV? What are the ramifications (positive and negative) to the dominance of reality TV? What is the relationship between viewing reality TV and empathy? Join us on a deep dive into the world of unscripted television.
The Amazing Race. Cooking competitions. Bachelor Nation. We touch on a little bit of everything in this episode! Nox, Rah, and Shoshana discuss reality TV’s impact on society, considering questions such as what draws viewers to reality TV? What are the ramifications (positive and negative) to the dominance of reality TV? What is the relationship between viewing reality TV and empathy? Join us on a deep dive into the world of unscripted television.
Black wealthBlack joyhappy Black endingsBeyond the GatesCinderella is DeadKalynn Bayronbook bansLGBTQ+ representationfeminist themesdiverse storytelling
We’re chatting about Black wealth, Black joy, and happy Black endings in today’s episode. Tune in to hear Ashley discuss why she loves the soap opera Beyond the Gates, then stick around for Jordy and Mhairie’s discussion of Cinderella is Dead by Kalynn Bayron, a Black, queer retelling of Cinderella.
Beyond the Gates: Wealth and Escapism (0:22)
Ashley talks about “Beyond the Gates”, a soap opera about a wealthy Black family in Maryland. She talks about how escapism has a bigger purpose. She also talks about wealth onscreen despite the mostly disdain for it in real life. .
Cinderella Is Dead: Book Bans and Bold Stories (05:34)
Join FBC contributors Jordy and Mhairie as they dive into the banning of Cinderella Is Dead by Kalynn Bayron and what it reveals about the power of diverse storytelling. They discuss why books with LGBTQ+ representation and feminist themes are frequently challenged and how this connects to the broader attacks on libraries, education, and free expression. If you’re passionate about fighting book bans and protecting inclusive stories, this conversation is for you!
We’re chatting about Black wealth, Black joy, and happy Black endings in today’s episode. Tune in to hear Ashley discuss why she loves the soap opera Beyond the Gates, then stick around for Jordy and Mhairie’s discussion of Cinderella is Dead by Kalynn Bayron, a Black, queer retelling of Cinderella.
Beyond the Gates: Wealth and Escapism (0:22)
Ashley talks about “Beyond the Gates”, a soap opera about a wealthy Black family in Maryland. She talks about how escapism has a bigger purpose. She also talks about wealth onscreen despite the mostly disdain for it in real life. .
Cinderella Is Dead: Book Bans and Bold Stories (05:34)
Join FBC contributors Jordy and Mhairie as they dive into the banning of Cinderella Is Dead by Kalynn Bayron and what it reveals about the power of diverse storytelling. They discuss why books with LGBTQ+ representation and feminist themes are frequently challenged and how this connects to the broader attacks on libraries, education, and free expression. If you’re passionate about fighting book bans and protecting inclusive stories, this conversation is for you!
hardboiled fictionLady GagaMayhemfandomsmental health
Sometimes we just wanna gush about the things we love. For Renee and Margot, it’s hardboiled fiction. For Ashley and Nox, it’s Lady Gaga’s new album. Tune in for two conversations around why we love the things we love.
What Is Hardboiled Fiction? with Margot Douihy (0:23)
Renee has been reading a lot of books described as “hardboiled” but what does that actually mean? Thank goodness author Margo Douihy is a friend of FBC, because she’s a literal expert on this topic. Margot shares some of the hallmarks of hardboiled fiction, some suggestions for authors queering the genre, and some examples of popular hardboiled media that you may not have realized is hardboiled.
The Measures of MAYHEM (21:47)
Lady Gaga’s latest album Mayhem released on March 7, 2025 and that’s all Ashley and Nox have been listening to. In this conversation, they share their favorite songs from the album and discuss their admiration for the promotion surrounding the release, plus some thoughts on the impact of fandoms on mental health.
Sometimes we just wanna gush about the things we love. For Renee and Margot, it’s hardboiled fiction. For Ashley and Nox, it’s Lady Gaga’s new album. Tune in for two conversations around why we love the things we love.
What Is Hardboiled Fiction? with Margot Douihy (0:23)
Renee has been reading a lot of books described as “hardboiled” but what does that actually mean? Thank goodness author Margo Douihy is a friend of FBC, because she’s a literal expert on this topic. Margot shares some of the hallmarks of hardboiled fiction, some suggestions for authors queering the genre, and some examples of popular hardboiled media that you may not have realized is hardboiled.
The Measures of MAYHEM (21:47)
Lady Gaga’s latest album Mayhem released on March 7, 2025 and that’s all Ashley and Nox have been listening to. In this conversation, they share their favorite songs from the album and discuss their admiration for the promotion surrounding the release, plus some thoughts on the impact of fandoms on mental health.
Dive into the enchanting and eerie world of selkies, sirens, and mermaids with author and literary agent Rachel Ekstrom Courage and FBC contributor, Jordy! In this episode, we explore the origins of these mythical women, their ties to patriarchal narratives, and why their stories continue to captivate us today. Jordy also shares some mermaid and siren inspired novels that are on her TBR (to be read) list. If you love folklore, feminist retellings, and unraveling the mysteries of the deep, this conversation is for you!
Dive into the enchanting and eerie world of selkies, sirens, and mermaids with author and literary agent Rachel Ekstrom Courage and FBC contributor, Jordy! In this episode, we explore the origins of these mythical women, their ties to patriarchal narratives, and why their stories continue to captivate us today. Jordy also shares some mermaid and siren inspired novels that are on her TBR (to be read) list. If you love folklore, feminist retellings, and unraveling the mysteries of the deep, this conversation is for you!
Reevaluating Unhinged Women: From Bad Moms to Playboy Bunnies
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
MariquitaMhairieYasiNox
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Holly MadisonCrystal Hefner
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
unhinged woman troperedemption arcAll the Other Mothers Hate MememoirsPlayboy bunniesHolly MadisonCrystal Hefneridentityself-discovery
The unhinged woman trope is undoubtedly one of our favorites, but what kind of woman gets to be unhinged and who gets a redemption arc? In this episode, Mariquita and Mhairie tackle those questions in a discussion about All of the Other Mothers Hate Me, then Yasi and Nox discuss two memoirs from former Playboy bunnies.
All the Other Mothers Hate Me (0:21)
Mariquita and Mhairie discuss the debut novel All the Other Mothers Hate Me by Sarah Harman and just why it is that we love the trope of the unhinged woman, generally, and the bad mommy, more specifically. As they talk, they look at who gets to claim these tropes, who doesn’t, and who doesn't even get to be seen in the first place.
Playboy Bunny Memoirs: Life Behind the Ears (23:52)
Yasi and Nox dive into the memoirs Down the Rabbit Hole by Holly Madison and Only Say Good Things by Crystal Hefner. In this conversation, they discuss both authors' personal experiences and struggles during their time in the Playboy empire, exploring the darker side of fame, identity, and self-discovery.
The unhinged woman trope is undoubtedly one of our favorites, but what kind of woman gets to be unhinged and who gets a redemption arc? In this episode, Mariquita and Mhairie tackle those questions in a discussion about All of the Other Mothers Hate Me, then Yasi and Nox discuss two memoirs from former Playboy bunnies.
All the Other Mothers Hate Me (0:21)
Mariquita and Mhairie discuss the debut novel All the Other Mothers Hate Me by Sarah Harman and just why it is that we love the trope of the unhinged woman, generally, and the bad mommy, more specifically. As they talk, they look at who gets to claim these tropes, who doesn’t, and who doesn't even get to be seen in the first place.
Playboy Bunny Memoirs: Life Behind the Ears (23:52)
Yasi and Nox dive into the memoirs Down the Rabbit Hole by Holly Madison and Only Say Good Things by Crystal Hefner. In this conversation, they discuss both authors' personal experiences and struggles during their time in the Playboy empire, exploring the darker side of fame, identity, and self-discovery.
