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Podcast hosted by Amy Hamm and Esme Vee, two women who'd had enough of the madness brought about by gender identity ideology. | Amy is co-founder of GIDYVR, a speaker series based in Vancouver BC. She’s also a mother, a nurse, and sometimes a writer. Esme is a mom and long-time Toronto media worker. Both Amy and Esme are founding members of Canadian Women's Sex-Based Rights - caWsbar. | "I'm Woman" courtesy Nehanda. | Like our work? Your contributions are much appreciated! https://www.buymea ...
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Ep. 13 - How Far Can They Go: Are we reaching peak trans?
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We recorded this episode on September 17, just days prior to the start of Amy’s disciplinary hearing before the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives. The allegation? Knowing there’s a biological difference between females and males. The impetus for this episode was an explosive story that Anna Slatz, editor-in-chief of Reduxx Magazine, h…
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Ep. 12 - The Haters Inside the Canadian "Anti-Hate" Network
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What is hate and just who exactly are the haters? Amy and Esme felt it was high time to expose the haters inside the Canadian Anti-Hate Network, an apparently independent non-governmental organization funded by Trudeau’s Liberals to the tune of $268,000 per year. Their stated mandate is to "monitor hate groups, far-right groups and hate crimes in C…
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Veteran investigative reporter Sue-Ann Levy joins Amy and Esme to talk about her recent forays into exposing gender identity ideology in the school system, how journalism has changed over the 30+ years she's practiced her craft and what it's like to be a conservative lesbian. During Q&A, evolutionary biologist Colin Wright pops in to give us a snea…
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Ep. 10 - Heather Mason and Linda Blade
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We're back from hiatus! Esme finally convinced Amy to get into a Twitter Space and we invited our good friends Heather Mason and Coach Linda Blade to talk about everything you ever wanted to know about males in women's prisons and sports but were (not) afraid to ask. We think the Space experiment went well, especially because it gets us out of the …
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Amy and Esme talk about the personal and professional repercussions of being an outspoken gender critical woman in Canada after Amy recently went public about her professional association investigating her for alleged "transphobia". It gets messy and real.
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Amy and Esme chat about Amy's recent participation in the Parental Rights Rally in Vancouver, along with non-partisan movement building and what it means to be a bad woman.
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Linda Blade holds a PhD in Kinesiology, is a sport performance coach with 25 years experience, and Canada's foremost advocate for women's and girls' sex-based rights in sport. She was the national champion heptathlete and competed internationally with Team Canada. Since 2014 she has served as president of Athletics Alberta and is a member of the St…
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Ep. 6 - Prison Protest with Heather Mason and Madeline Riversong
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Road trip! In the car on the way to the protest at Grand Valley Institution (GVI) in Kitchener, Ontario, March 7, Esme chats with incarcerated women's advocate and caWsbar founding member Heather Mason about her experiences being a prisoner at GVI, her advocacy work and some of the logistics involved in staging the protest as part of International …
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In this episode, Amy & Esme conduct separate interviews with award-winning television writer and director Graham Linehan. Linehan, arguably the most famous male proponent of women's sex-based rights, has recently made international news for identifying as a lesbian on a dating app. Listen as we discuss the necessity of being outspoken, the perils o…
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Amy and Esme in conversation with long-time National Post columnist and freethinker, Barbara Kay. No stranger to controversy, Barbara has always fearlessly commented on the tough social issues and trends of the day, and was an early, very vocal critic of gender identity ideology in Canada. She also writes for The Post Millennial and The Epoch Times…
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Gender identity legislation harms women and girls around the world. In this episode, Amy and Esme speak with Laoise Uí Aodha de Brún, one of the women working to amend the Irish Gender Recognition Act. In September 2020, Laoise founded The Countess Didn’t Fight for This, a grassroots movement from all corners of Ireland and the Diaspora. Her organi…
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In this episode, introduced by Amy, Esme chats with Paris-based activist Marguerite Stern. Marguerite started her feminist journey at age 20 when she joined FEMEN, which became famous for organizing controversial topless protests against prostitution, sexism and violence against women. In 2013 she was imprisoned in Tunisia while protesting. She lat…
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In this episode, Amy & Esme chat with Meghan Murphy, journalist, founder and editor of Feminist Current, about the highs and lows of being "out" as gender critical -- and whether you can make a difference in the gender wars if you stay anonymous. Feminist Current Meghan's YouTube Channel Originally published August 26, 2020.…
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