Sustainable Fashion

Consent: inside and outside the bedroom

In today's episode, we chat to India Ysabel about consent. India co-founded The Speak Up Space [https://www.speakupspace.org.uk/]which is a space for survivors of sexual assault to access support and help. In this episode, we explore the concept of consent existing in all areas of life, not just in sexual relationships. How often do you apply the notion of consent to everyday conversations with your friends? We also talk about sexual assault and the grey areas that can exist in sexual relationships, if these areas of conversation are upsetting, please feel free to skip this episode and protect your safe space.  Get in touch with us on Instagram @bitesize_feminism, email us at bitesizefeminism@outlook.com, and check out our website for more at www.bitesizefeminism.co.uk [http://www.bitesizefeminism.co.uk/] The Bitesize Feminism Podcast was produced and edited by Phoebe and Annabel.

Climate Action in the Philippines

With COP27 about to happen, we chat to Mitzi Jonelle Tan about how climate change is affecting the Philippines, the issues they have already faced, and the future. In this episode, we learn about the links between the climate and feminism and the need for urgent change. Mitzi also talks to us about the hope they have for the future and how we can draw inspiration from indigenous communities.

Everything you need to know about abortion

In this episode, we talk to Katherine O'Brien from the British Pregnancy Advisory Service [https://www.bpas.org/]. BPAS provides abortion care across the UK and campaigns for abortion rights. We learnt so much by talking with Katherine about abortion and breaking down the myths that surround it. This is a really important episode for anyone who might need an abortion in the future or wants to support someone going through one.  Get in touch with us on Instagram @bitesize_feminism, email us at bitesizefeminism@outlook.com, and check out our website for more at www.bitesizefeminism.co.uk [http://www.bitesizefeminism.co.uk/] The Bitesize Feminism Podcast was produced and edited by Phoebe and Annabel.

Sustainable Fashion

In this episode, we talk to Niha Elety about her new brand, Tega Collective [https://www.tegacollective.com/], and her approach to sustainability in her fashion. She discusses how she works with indigenous women to create her pieces and draws on her knowledge of the natural world in her designs. We also touch on how sustainable fashion is essential to the modern world and how the Western model of fast fashion is contributing to climate change.  We hope you enjoy the episode and make sure to check out Tega Collective [https://www.tegacollective.com/]. You can use our discount code: BITESIZE10.  Get in touch with us on Instagram @bitesize_feminism, email us at bitesizefeminism@outlook.com, and check out our website for more at www.bitesizefeminism.co.uk [http://www.bitesizefeminism.co.uk/] The Bitesize Feminism Podcast was produced and edited by Phoebe and Annabel.

Environmenstrual awareness: what is in our sanitary products?

Welcome back! To start off our second series, we had the pleasure of speaking to Helen Lynn who is an Environmenstrual Campaign Manager at Wen (Women's Environmental Network). She talked to us about the hidden chemicals in menstrual products, the lack of legislation surrounding women's health, and the transition to eco-friendly menstrual products.  WEN's environmenstrual week is the 17th - 21st October so we hope you can join us in raising awareness as we come to the end of this week. www.wen.org.uk/environmenstrualweek/  [https://www.wen.org.uk/environmenstrualweek/] Get in touch with us on Instagram @bitesize_feminism, email us at bitesizefeminism@outlook.com, and check out our website for more at www.bitesizefeminism.co.uk [https://www.bitesizefeminism.com/]  The Bitesize Feminism Podcast was produced and edited by Phoebe and Annabel.