Julian Baggini, Mina Salami, Hilary Lawson, and Julie Bindel debate the value and implications of postmodernism. They discuss its impact on culture, knowledge production, academia, and society. The speakers explore alternative ways of knowing and transitioning to Closure theory. They also address concerns about truth, reality, and authoritarianism, emphasizing the importance of open-mindedness. The podcast also examines men's rights activists' claims on domestic violence, highlighting the prevalence of female victims and the lack of men's domestic violence refuges.

Author and activist Julie Bindel discusses the feminist sex wars of the 1980s, clashes between gay men and lesbians, and class conflicts within feminism. She also touches on child prostitution rings in cities like Rotherham and Oxford, highlighting societal issues and critiquing norms around male sexual aggression and support for pedophilia.

Julie Bindel speaks to law academic, Michael Foran who campaigns against the Gender Recognition Act. They discuss conflicts in women's rights, the impact of gender ideology, women's choices regarding headscarves, lack of forgiveness in politics, changing perspectives on feminism and the role of anger.

Feminist Julie Bindel discusses the dangers of trans ideology for women, addressing issues of gender equality and women's rights. She explores historical misogyny, challenges defending men who harm women, and emphasizes the need for societal change to combat gender-based violence. Bindel also delves into the intersection of transgender rights and women's rights, sharing personal experiences from the 70s and discussing the complexities of gender transition.

Julie Bindel and Jackson Katz discuss empowering bystanders to end rape culture, men's fear of confronting abusive behavior, and the importance of men actively challenging misogyny and sexism. They explore the role of allies in fighting gendered violence and promoting gender equality.

Feminist writer and activist Julie Bindel discusses controversies surrounding surrogacy, including alliances between right-wing figures and the porn industry, treatment of women in Ukraine's surrogacy market, and non-faith based concerns. They explore biblical references, contradictions between being pro-life and anti-surrogacy, and the concept of mother hunger.

Julie Bindel and Douglass Murray discuss the problem of misogyny in the G-Mafia and the harmful effects of weaponizing claims of victimhood. They explore the broader problem of misogyny highlighted by the transgender issue and the false equality created for women. The podcast also delves into the history of the fight for gay rights and the exclusion of masculinity while discussing the negative consequences of shifting towards a feminine impulse in resource allocation. They touch on the consequences of transitioning, controversial figures, selective focus in gender discussions, and the existence of misogyny on both the right and left wing.

Julie Bindel, noted hatemonger/advocate for ending violence against women, discusses her feminist activism, encounters with a serial killer, skepticism towards transsexuality, and backlash for addressing men, rape, and violence.

What is a feminist? Journalist, author, and English badass Julie Bindel has opinions, informed by decades of work in the Women’s Liberation movement. We discuss women who aren’t feminists being mistaken for feminists, women denouncing feminism, far-right incursions into feminism, male protectionism, Political Lesbianism, kicking men in the nuts, separatism, homosexuality, butch-femme nonsense, bodyguards, Patriarchy, incels, and fake leftist men. Bindel passionately, intelligently, and articulately voices a Feminist position that will satisfy supporters, while supplying substance and heft for detractors to push against. Julie Bindel’s Substack: https://juliebindel.substack.com/ Julie Bindel on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bindelj Andrea Dworkin - Right Wing Women: https://www.feministes-radicales.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/Andrea-DWORKIN-Right-Wing-Women-The-Politics-of-Domesticated-Females-1983.pdf The Lesbian Heresy by Sheila Jeffreys: https://www.spinifexpress.com.au/backlist/p/9781875559176 FILIA: https://www.filia.org.uk/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heterodorx/support

Julie Bindel, a radical feminist, journalist, and activist, talks about her personal journey of political awareness, intense feminist activism in Leeds, and the establishment of Justice for Women. She discusses issues like sexual assault, domestic violence, and the trans debate. She also shares her thoughts on the glamorized portrayal of sex work in 'Pretty Woman' and the challenges faced by women's rights advocates.