From feminism novice to podcast host:

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From feminism novice to podcast host:

My journey and why it matters.

Ayo

Mar 12, 2023

How I went from thinking women are too emotional to lead, to becoming a feminist activist and podcast host.

Listen for my journey.

And sorry no book review. That will be next week. I promise.

Throwback to my very first episode. It has been 21 other episodes since then. Though there have been struggles, I’ve enjoyed every step of the way.

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Episode 1: Things feminism is... Not pt 1

Listen now (6 min) | Mention more popular misconceptions that you know in the comments. Don’t forget to leave a review! Thanks for listening to Feminist Inc! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work…

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2 years ago · 4 likes · Ayo

I remember my very first book review, it has really been one hell of a journey

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Episode 2: Book review - We Should All Be Feminists

Listen now (6 min) | Tell me which feminist literature I should review next. If you liked this episode, be sure to press the heart button and don't forget to leave a review. Thanks for reading Feminist Inc! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work…

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2 years ago · 6 likes · Ayo

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Feminist Inc Podcast

Feminist Inc" is a weekly podcast that brings the unique perspective of Nigerian women to the forefront of the feminist movement. Hosted by a passionate feminist. With a touch of sarcasm and humor, the show covers a range of topics relevant to Nigerian women and the broader feminist movement. Each episode features a book review of feminist literature, as well as an analysis of other books from a feminist perspective. With a mix of laughter and deep discussions, Feminist Inc is the perfect listen for anyone looking to understand the struggles and triumphs of Nigerian women, and the larger fight for gender equality. Join the host on a journey of exploration, education, and empowerment, as she delves into the issues that matter most to Nigerian women.

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