
Last episode, Imani Gandy brought a pile of menopause questions and no theory. This week, she’s taking her questions to Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, author of When in Menopause: A User’s Manual & Citizen’s Guide . Weiss-Wolf...


Imani Gandy is a lawyer, a reproductive justice advocate, and someone with a lot of opinions. B*tch, Listen is where all of that comes together—conversations about law, politics, race, pop culture, and yes, reproductive justice, with guests who are equally unwilling to be boring about it.
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Signup to Generate a PitchImani Gandy is a lawyer, a reproductive justice advocate, and someone with a lot of opinions. B*tch, Listen is where all of that comes together, conversations about law, politics, race, pop culture, and yes, reproductive justice, with guests who are equally unwilling to be boring about it.
Recent episodes include "‘Declare Yourself a Problem’: How to Get Real Menopause Care" (29 October 2026, 61 minutes), "Nobody Told Me Menopause Would Feel Like This" (15 October 2026, 12 minutes), and "The Athletes Up In Arms Over A Nonexistent Trans WNBA Player" (24 September 2026, 44 minutes).
B*tch, Listen! publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 44 minutes.
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Last episode, Imani Gandy brought a pile of menopause questions and no theory. This week, she’s taking her questions to Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, author of When in Menopause: A User’s Manual & Citizen’s Guide . Weiss-Wolf...

Nobody told Imani Gandy menopause could make your ears itch. Or might give you hives. Or that the dark, intrusive thoughts she started having might be related to hormones. She’s covered reproductive rights and justice...

There's no trans woman in the WNBA. And still, Sophie Cunningham, Enes Kanter Freedom, and a fresh crop of Caitlin Clark “fans” are acting like the league's about to collapse. In the last episode, I said this fight is...

In this episode of B*tch, Listen, Imani Gandy has a theory: Medicaid coverage for abortion collapses first, even in states where Democrats hold power. Christina Chang, who runs Reproductive Freedom Alliance, the...

In this solo episode of B*tch, Listen, Imani Gandy asks what it means to protect abortion rights on paper when people can't afford to use them in practice. Her theory: Funding is the first thing a coalition gives up...

In this episode of B*tch, Listen, Imani Gandy tests her theory that the best political humor doesn’t win arguments—but instead changes what people think deserves to be taken seriously in the first place—with Lizz...

In this classic episode part two of her series on true crime and disability, Imani Gandy interviews Dateline correspondent Josh Mankiewicz about true crime as a machine that decides whose stories get told—and whose...

True crime is everywhere—but crimes against disabled people are rarely treated as “true crime” at all. In this classic episode, Imani Gandy talks with disability justice advocate Vilissa Thompson about why disabled...

<p>True crime is everywhere—but crimes against disabled people are rarely treated as “true crime” at all. In this classic episode, Imani Gandy talks with disability justice advocate Vilissa Thompson about why disabled...

In this solo episode of B*tch, Listen, Imani Gandy argues that the best political humor doesn’t just get laughs—it changes what people think deserves respect. From The Daily Show to Abortion Access Front’s campaign...

<p>In this solo episode of B*tch, Listen, Imani Gandy argues that the best political humor doesn’t just get laughs—it changes what people think deserves respect. From The Daily Show to Abortion Access Front’s campaign...

<p>The Constitution isn’t sacred—it’s a sham that pretends to be about equality but actually only benefits white men in power. In this classic episode, Imani Gandy talks with best-selling author Elie Mystal about why...

The Constitution isn’t sacred—it’s a sham that pretends to be about equality but actually only benefits white men in power. In this classic episode, Imani Gandy talks with best-selling author Elie Mystal about why the...

In the last episode of B*tch, Listen, Imani Gandy laid out her theory that the reproductive rights movement made a critical mistake in running public health and legal strategies around abortion access on parallel...

<p>In the last episode of B*tch, Listen, Imani Gandy laid out her theory that the reproductive rights movement made a critical mistake in running public health and legal strategies around abortion access on parallel...

<p>Turns out the closet wasn’t locked—it was glass all along. Sometimes you just can’t see your way out.</p> <p>In this classic episode, Imani Gandy talks with comedian, actor, and writer Franchesca Ramsey about coming...

<p>Roe v. Wade was never enough. Reproductive justice advocates have been saying that for decades. So why did so much of the reproductive rights movement organize itself around protecting Roe anyway? </p> <p>In this...

<p>In this week’s episode of B*tch, Listen, Imani Gandy taps political educator Blair Imani to answer that question. </p> <p>The pair discuss whether online political education actually moves institutions, or just moves...

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<p>The most informed progressive public in American history is watching a fascist takeover in real time. In her first solo episode, Imani Gandy wants to know why. From Black Twitter to the George Floyd Justice in...

<p>In part two of her series on true crime and disability, Imani Gandy interviews Dateline correspondent Josh Mankiewicz about true crime as a machine that decides whose stories get told—and whose don’t. From missing...
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