Episode 8 – Women Leaders
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Show Notes
Thank you to the following sources we’ve used to fact-check, investigate, and back up our claims to make this episode.
Katharine Murphy: The meaning of Morrison’s mantra about getting a fair go is clear. It’s conditional
Caitlin Johnstone: True feminism is more than a vote factory
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Social Contract Theory
The House of Lords/House of Commons
James Purtill: Media’s gendered stereotyping was worse for Gillard than Thatcher 30 years earlier, research shows
Blair Williams: Expect Sexism: ‘Expect sexism’: a gender politics expert reads Julia Gillard’s Women and Leadership
The Guardian: Thatcher Funeral Protests
Michael Lallo: Karl Stefanovic’s sexism experiment: Today presenter wears same suit for a year
The Ernie Awards for Sexist Behaviour
Facts and figures: Leadership and political participation
Ginger Gorman, The Investigative Journalist with Heart
Lane Sainty: Here’s Why Penny Wong Will Never Be Prime Minister
Marianne Schnall: Ten Prominent Women Spotlight The Need For Women’s Leadership During The Pandemic And Beyond
Bridie Jabour: Julia Gillard’s ‘small breasts’ served up on Liberal party dinner menu

The Cackle Of Sisterhood
It’s been at least a couple of years since Jay and Jen’s friendship was forged by a mutual fiery love of feminism and the power of wordsmithery. It took a global pandemic and things generally going to hell in a handbasket for them to throw all the right ingredients into a pot and birth the Shrews Untamed podcast.
When they’re not yelling, “I know, RIGHT?” at each other on FB Messenger, Jay is an award-winning copywriter and copy coach and Jen is an author with her first book in the works. They are also mothers, sisters, daughters, and both fans of the C word.
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Unless we say otherwise, the history sources Jay and Jen mention on Shrews Untamed are from the dominant Western scholarly tradition. (That means Western history and literature was written by white men, for white men, and about white men – and a few very ‘good’ and very ‘bad’ women.) Through Feminist scholarship, the achievements, stories, and voices of women are slowly being ressurected from the past; some are lost forever.
We acknowledge that for First Nation women and Women of Colour, the history books have been closed for much longer, and the pursuit of Herstory has not been equitable, or free of Western/colonial bias.
Unless we say otherwise, most of the literary references are made to Western literature. Western literature, poetry, and artistic tradition are all filled with the names, images, and stories of women – and of course, Western patriarchal bias which has dictated our history bleeds into literature and the arts. Whether writing based on Near-Eastern historical figures like Cleopatra, the Virgin Mary, and including Western fictional characters like our dear Kate from Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew – each were envisioned and written by white men, and shown as white women, or fetishised exotics, for a largely white male audience.
The literary, cultural and artistic traditions, as well as current views of First Nation women and Women of Colour, or any non-binary person, should be told by people who have with lived that experience and/or tradition. And they are.
As we say in the outro, all opinions on content expressed on Shrews Untamed are our own. Jay and Jen are both white, CIS-het women; we can only speak with authenticity of our own white, CIS-het experience of Western culture and our world, and we do so without apology.
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