I am a 12 year old girl and I believe strongly in abortion rights for all. I am so grateful for this podcast! :)

As a mom and feminist, I am so glad I found this podcast. The topics are presented in a fun, down to earth way. I love the way Kate shares personal and cultural context because it really brings home the critical importance of these conversations and the resulting actions!

this is such important work and I'm grateful that you’re hosting these tough conversations @schulmanArt host of The Inspiration Place podcast and author of the book Artpreneur

This is a very informative and thoughtful podcast discussing next steps. As they say at the end, Roe is dead, we need to stop talking about Roe. We need to figure out what we're going to do moving forward and hopefully create something even better. I really appreciate all the research and work that went in. Thanks!

In a world where good information seems impossible to find and digest, Im happy to find this podcast

Start with Season 1 and the ERA and keep going to understand how we are now stripped of our reproductive health rights in over half these United States. Then take that knowledge and do something to get those rights back for good this time.

Thank you!

Keep going!

I can’t stress this enough, you are doing the world a favor by existing and communicating something so unfairly stigmatized and made evil. Thank you.

These women know what’s UP. Especially now, this podcast is beyond important. I so appreciate the thoughtfulness, care, and research that clearly goes into this show. All of the people voting one star have obviously not listened, but I hope they so we can attempt at having real, honest conversations like the ones these women have on the show.

Engaging, educational, and enraging.

Kate Kelley does a great job of explaining why the ERA is needed and how it came about.

Love the addition of Jamia Wilson to the podcast. I thought I knew a lot about abortion and reproductive justice...I learned so much listening to the podcast!

This is so well done. The story telling, and weaving in of contemporary thought and sharing of historical accounts from the past really do this topic a great service. I feel like I am learning so much from these women and the stories of women of the past. So many heroes. Awesome podcast. Well done Kate, you rock!

Im a fan girl of Kate Kelly - and I adore everything she pours her energy into! Thanks for the important activism - thanks for teaching me so much!

I’ve learned so much by listening to this podcast :)

Even though I was a young adult during the ERA and abortion-rights discussions of the 1970s and early 1980s, I’m astonished at every episode. It’s so well-researched and at the same time very easy to understand. There are rafts of things I didn’t know. Well worth your time!

Abortion is such an important topic and we’ve got to change the narrative. I’m learning so much. Keep it up! Thank you!

Hosts are amazing and I’m so excited now that the ERA has passed! PS - Season two is extremely well done, I’m absolutely loving it. Thank you for this insightful and brilliant show

Wow! Great marks for concise, clear content with various voices of lived experience. Including primary source content on the culture and people of the near and distant past make for authenticity and compelling listening, learning, & leveraging! This recovering SB subscribed! It was my daughter who introduced me to @designmom Big props for the voices of women raised in the LDS. Proof positive that well educated and well read women with a broader world view have powerful voices and we must be heard! 💖

Love the addition of Ms. Jamia Wilson. They have great conversations and bring such wonderful perspectives to the show. Cannot wait for more of season 2.

Love this podcast so much! So informative ! Can’t wait to recommend it to all my friends

I loved every episode and was reminded of some things I knew but learned so much more. I gained insight and hope and loved hearing from such a diversity of people and perspectives regarding the history of the ERA and where it stands now. I can’t recommend it enough.

This podcast is a must-listen. It’s insightful, thorough, and inspiring.

I’m too busy for Podcasts but I make an exception for this one. Kate Kelly, is one of the most insightful thinkers I know and I feel surprised and informed by every episode

Hold up I thought this might make decent arguments but it’s just a load of bull because they are nothing but a bunch of idiots who have no idea what they are talking about and a bunch of propaganda spreading morons who have no point to stand on against except feeling and with the equal pay for equal work that was a load of bs taking in absolutely no other possibilities such as pay raises or anything of the sort

This is definitely a MUST LISTEN for everyone. It’s truly mind boggling that we are still having this argument. Along with every other human walking the earth, the very least we all deserve is equal rights, equal voices, equal opportunities. Thank you for creating this powerful easy to understand podcast. Another valuable tool to express how important casting your ballot is! #eranow

So when Kate was talking about Virginia passing the ERA, I myself being from Virginia, pumped my fist in the air and yelled “Thank God my state isn’t all misogynistic pricks!” Thank you Kate for giving me hope.

Everyone on this podcast is so misguided

Cannot believe I didn’t know any of this! Sad that we are still not where we need to be, but happy to see these topics being discussed. I’m excited to fight this fight with my other ladies and get this world to where it should be one day.

A review of the progress of the ERA that provides understanding of its journey.

Through personal narrative, meticulous research & a vast array of experts, this podcast conveys the depth & breadth of the ERA movement + most importantly WHY it’s still so crucial today. Binge the entire season immediately— you won’t regret it!

I knew a lot about this topic before I began, but I know so much more now! Thank you!

I consider myself a feminist, and knew so little about this issue before this podcast. It takes an engaging, inclusive, personal look at an issue that seems like a no-brainer, but that many of us don’t know enough about. Makes a convincing case that it’s time. Ready to push for the ERA now.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this podcast! It is my go-to and it honestly makes me feel so passionate about the ERA. I’ve always considered myself a feminist and this podcast makes me feel like a RADICAL FEMINIST!! Everyone could benefit from listening to this podcast.

I am a civil rights and election lawyer, and yet I have learned so much from this podcast. Thank you for enlightening us. Forward together, backward never!

Easy to listen to. Great production quality. I love the information and the interviews and I love that people are loudly fighting for equal rights! This is a must hear podcast! For ANYONE.

You get up, you study, you take on responsibility. We are all equal, there are plenty of opportunities. Skin color is irrelevant. What happened 150 years ago is irrelevant. You study, you get educated. People are so ‘touchy feely” have to count beans- pretty pathetic. My parents were responsible. They are were not particularly well educated, but they were decent people. They preyed to God, they were great parents. It was not about $ - they helped us get ahead. Neither were 4 year college educated. They were wonderful parents. My father came from a broken family. He did not see his dad for 35 years. He did not think of himself as broken. My mother was a wonderful, wonderful, happy person, who loved to paint, create, put on exhibits, teach classes. She did not get a 4 year college degree. Her father was an inventor. He had a patent for one of the early vending machine money changers. His patent was bought (at a modest price) for what was used to create a company we all know call Vends. He had a 6 grade education. He was a Kansas farm boy. These were smart people. The opposite of all the Dem’s- get over yourself

There are things I’ve learned here that were never taught in school. Before I found this podcast, I knew of the ERA. I knew almost nothing about it. It still blows my mind that the U.S. is so far behind in granting equality to women.

Women are in the constitution you idiots. “Man” refers to all of man (the species) so it includes men and women. Anyway, if men ( as in only males) then that also leaves out non binary people and others. So why are y’all not talking about that at least a little bit.

This podcast is teaching me so much.

The information in this podcast is invaluable. It’s researched impeccably and presented in a way that’s easy to understand, even if you’re unfamiliar with legal proceedings. Kate Kelly is a gift to women everywhere. Equality now!

It just is

The ERA is long overdue. Thank you Kate Kelly for this podcast! I also recommend The Ginsburg Tapes — which I have loved as a deep dive into RBG’s work as a lawyer in the 70’s and is extremely relevant to women’s rights as well as a valuable teaching about levels of scrutiny. It’s a wonderful companion podcast to this one!

There couldn’t be a more timely podcast. The saga of the ERA is beautifully detailed here, but it’s also a gateway to stories about suffrage, the history of women’s rights, intersectional feminism, and so much more.

Excellent podcast - a must listen for women and men to understand the importance of the ERA.

Thanks for this informative, fascinating and motivating podcast. As a straight white cis-dude striving to become a feminist and to raise my young sons to be feminists this is helping me know the history and future of the ERA. With more understanding I can more effectively act, and pass on the lessons of the future to a new generation.

This podcast hits all the marks, educational, factual and passionate. What better place to learn and become informed!! Well done! Looking forward to more!

I love this wonderful and informative podcast!

The ERA is a benefit to everyone, including men. If we’re ever going to manage to move forward in supporting new parents and families, it’s critical women have equal rights. I realize women having rights has somehow become a contentious issue in 2020 but it is worth examining why it couldn’t pass and why it should probably updated to ensure the goal of protecting women’s rights, and spaces, isn’t actually destroyed by this bill. If anyone can be a woman then we’ve lost before we started.