When Drea Doll of the The Venomous Pinks and the Sound Sisters Podcast reached out to me and asked if I wanted to do a crossover episode, of course I jumped at the opportunity.In this episode, I hang out with Drea, along with our old friend Gaby Kaos, who you might remember from a previous She’s a Punk Radio episode, and Angela Rose Red, who together make up the Sound Sisters. We laughed so much it made me wish we could hang out in real life, if only we didn’t live in different countries.Get ready for a slightly more laid-back episode — in which I smoke two joints — and come have a laugh with us.Follow Sound Sisters:@soundsistersazA huge ‘thank you’ to our supporters on Patreon. The show wouldn’t be possible without you. If you like the podcast and would like to help us keep making it, check out our Patreon page.Keep up with the podcast:@[email protected]

In this episode we speak with Gloria De Los Cielos, who is a founding member of LA punk band The Humblers and a professional dominatrix. Gloria teaches me some dominatrix vocabulary, about her history in the punk scene, and why you don’t have to settle on doing just one thing with your life.Follow The Humblers:@thehumblerslaand Gloria:@gloriadeloscielosA huge ‘thank you’ to our supporters on Patreon. The show wouldn’t be possible without you. If you like the podcast and would like to help us keep making it, pledge your support on our Patreon page.Keep up with the us:@[email protected]

In this episode Kristen from Mable Sydrome (@mable.syndrome) and Siobhan interview each other. They talk about the punk podcasting space, their origin stories and what’s to come for their respective shows.A huge ‘thank you’ to our supporters on Patreon. The show wouldn’t be possible without you. If you like the podcast and would like to help us keep making it, pledge your support on our Patreon page.Keep up with the us:@[email protected]com

The Ratz @theratzpunkProve ItThe Humblers @thehumblerslaThe Athena Project @jennywoooiThe Voids @_thevoids_Bad Waitress @badwaitressbandIf you’d like to contribute music to the radio show, go to shesapunk.com.Keep up with the podcast at @shesapunkpodcast.A huge thank you to our supporters on Patreon, we couldn’t do it without you. If you like the show and want to help support it, check us out on Patreon.

In this episode, we take a deep dive into the history of the Anarchist Movement with the story of the most important anarcha-feminists of the 20th century — Emma Goldman.From immigrant teen, to the ‘most dangerous woman in America’, we’ll take a look at Emma’s fights and struggles, her defeats and her heartbreaks. We’ll examine the progress she helped make for woman and the working class, and we’ll discover the human being behind the propaganda.A huge ‘thank you’ to our supporters on Patreon. The show wouldn’t be possible without you. If you like the podcast and would like to help us keep making it, pledge your support on our Patreon page.Keep up with the us:@[email protected]