In this episode, Lauren and Tara return to the issue of disclosure in the CPS, and talk about the CWJ and EVAW coalition judicial review case, RASSO 2025, and the cases of Liam Allan and John Worboys. Trigger warning - this episode discusses rape.

In this episode, Billy, Lauren, and Tara get together to discuss the events of the last few weeks, from the tragic murder of Sarah Everard, to happier news on the other side of the world with New Zealand's new bereavement laws.

Billy, Ellie, Lauren, and Tara are back. After a short break, the girls are reunited and discussing the impact of the pandemic on women. We talk about pregnant women, self-employed mothers, home-schooling mothers, the vaccine, the public sector, and that dodgy government ad.

In this episode, Lauren and Tara discuss the Vice-President elect, Kamala Harris, celebrating her achievements, but also exploring some of her controversies. They also touch upon the importance of Stacey Abrams in her campaign to galvanize the voting population of Georgia.

In this episode we look at how new covid face-covering regulations are at odds with existing laws on face coverings for Muslim women. To tell us more about this intersectionality of sexism and Islamophobia, Lauren is joined by Adelah Bilal of the Black Muslim Women's Healing Collective.

In this episode, Lauren and Tara set the scene to explore the End Violence Against Women Coalition's judicial review challenge against the CPS, and how pre-trial disclosure failings lead to the collapse of cases, including that of Liam Allan in 2017.

Lauren and Tara interrupt the Legally Feminist scheduling with a special episode celebrating the life and legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. This episode looks back on RBG's remarkable life and some of her most famous cases, but also looks forward to what her vacancy could mean for the future of the United States Supreme Court and the country as a whole.

In part two of our sex workers' rights series, Billy interviews Stacey Clare of the East London Strippers ' Collective.

In this episode Lauren and Tara discuss why climate change is not a gender-neutral issue, and talk about the importance of General Recommendation 37 of the Convention for the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women, also known as CEDAW.

In this episode, Billy interviews Dr Katie Cruz, Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Bristol, co-ordinating Editor of the Feminist Legal Studies Journal, and the new Co-Director of the Bristol Centre for Law at Work, on feminism and sex workers’ rights under the law.