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Hosted by Catharine Redden · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 32 episodes
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START HERE → BLOODY HORRENDOUS If you’re new and wondering where to begin, scroll nearly to the bottom and find Bloody Horrendous. It was my second episode, and it’s still the one people land on. It’s about first periods. Not the neat version. The real one. • What it was actually like • What we weren’t told • What’s changed (thank god) • What hasn’t (of course) It’s funny in parts, uncomfortable in others, and very recognisable if you’ve ever had a body that does things without asking your permission. THE C-WORD WITH CATHARINE REDDEN A podcast for difficult women. Inside: • Bodies that don’t behave • Anxiety that doesn’t respond to medication tested predominantly on men, while being told to just meditate • Ageing without apology • Small, everyday moments where sexism just… hums in
Catharine Redden hosts 'The C Word with Catharine Redden', a society show with 32 episodes published.
Surrogacy in Australia: What Happens When Key Relationships Break Down? When Hayley agreed to become a surrogate for people she knew and trusted, she imagined she wasn’t simply helping create a family. She imagined becom
Sunflowers, Salmon & 30 Seconds of Kindness Today’s episode starts at a Coles self-checkout and ends somewhere much bigger. After asking two women for a little extra personal space, Catharine finds herself on the edge of
What do hummus, gumbo, German bread, Jewish food, autism, Down syndrome, a South Australian lamb roast and one very versatile carrot have in common? Stephanie Pierce. Stephanie is a disability specialist, cookbook author
At 16, Adriana Obando shattered her femur. Thirty-three years, 12 major surgeries and countless procedures later, she stopped chasing “the fix.” We talk about chronic pain, failed knee replacements, perfectionism, perime
This episode is dedicated to everyone who grew up in a household impacted by alcohol. ❤️ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I thought you had to hit rock bottom before you were allowed to get sober. Turns out, you don’t. For years, I tho
“Health” research tells us that 60 to 70% of people in the Western world are overweight or obese. And they never say that like it’s a good thing. If you, like me, are one of the many people living in a body considered fa
A solo episode about Pride Round, psychological safety, queer inclusion, AFL culture, masculinity, and the difference between performative allyship and genuine cultural change in Australian Rules Football. Catharine expl
This week, Lou Nicholson joins me on “The C-Word with Catharine Redden”. Lou is the newly elected independent member for Finniss in South Australia, the first woman ever elected to the seat, and in this conversation we t
The Maths of Sex (Part 2) with Associate Professor Simon Graham Part 2 of Catharine’s conversation with Associate Professor Simon Graham about sexual health, STI testing, condoms, contraception, harm reduction, public he
Part 2 of my conversation with Associate Professor Simon Graham is here. If you haven’t listened to Part 1 yet, go and find it in the main feed now & have a listen because otherwise this episode will make approximately t
Part 1 of a two-part conversation with Associate Professor Simon Graham about sexual health, stigma, statistics, testing, HPV, bacterial vaginosis, public health, relationships, and the gloriously awkward reality of bein
In this slightly feverish, slightly feral episode, Catharine continues on from her commentary about David King publicly calling women’s armpit hair “repulsive,” and unpacks the much bigger question underneath it: Why are
Tiny unionised dinosaur chooks. Humid shoulder pelts at Pilates. AFL commentary. Pre-peeled grapes. This episode begins as a fruedian slip, turned into a feminist ranch fantasy and ends as a rant about women’s bodies, be
A three-year-old in a fairy skirt, gumboots, dragon tail and Bob the Builder helmet thinks she’s beautiful. This episode is about what happens before the world talks her out of it. 🎙️👀 What worked? What dragged? What m
We say “panic attack” all the time. This is what one actually sounds like. Includes a real-time recording of a panic attack. Content note: discussion of suicidal thoughts. Please take care. Support links are in the show
On Thursday night at the MCG, during a game between Carlton and Collingwood, some things that happened on the field that did not look like football. This episode is about those moments. It is not about analysing the reas
A conversation with my mum, Margaret Redden, about what it was like to grow up, work, and have children as a woman in South Australia in the 1960s, 70s and 80s, and the kinds of inequality women were simply expected to a
Go for a walk. Look at what’s named. Then tell me you don’t see it. 🎙️👀 What worked? What dragged? What made you mutter “Jesus Christ, Catharine”? Tell me. Content Note This podcast gets into bodies, panic attacks, tra
A raw conversation about suicidal thoughts, Lifeline, and what it feels like at a granular level to not be okay. ~~~ In this episode I have a chat with Julia Ridout. (Find out more about Julia here: https://www.instagram
Feminism is easy… until it’s your family. This one’s about the dinner table. The comments that don’t sit right. And the moments where you stay quiet. Recorded in my car by the beach, with seagulls who are frankly furious
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