I love this podcast, I stumbled upon it a year ago and have listened obsessively ever since. It has sharpened my focus, raised causes I would not have been exposed too otherwise and made me laugh/cry/feel/express along the way. I love DFW. Thank you ❤️

I am a die hard fan of this podcast. It truly was my gateway drug into feminism, in the best way possible. It's been incredible to hear DFW go from strength to strength over the years. The Guilty Feminist encourages me and my intersectional feminism to keep moving and evolving. It also inspired me to start my own comedy podcast: 'Diary of a Horny Teenager'. Deborah and her fabulous guests have been such a huge inspiration in my life, in terms of comedy and activism. I can't thank them enough. Go listen to this pod!!! You won't regret it.

Georgie

@diaryofahornyt

Great mix of comedy and serious subjects. Has definitely made me aware of issues I knew nothing about before. Funny and challenging

Love the podcast, it’s such a brilliant mix of comedy, realness as a woman and activism. Deborah is the best and more of Grace Petrie as she is so witty ✨

Deborah is great. I’ve learned so much. I miss Sofie Hagen though as there was something extra special in the way they interacted.

Please bring back Sophie Hagan !

Would be nice to have some radfem voices too ? Not just liberal feminists but a diverse spectrum of ideas

Loved the GF from the beginning and so happy that this has been kept up during lockdown. Honestly learn and laugh so much from listening to this podcast, what more could you want!

I think it’s a zoom issue but it was really frustrating how much DFW talked over real Jill about her experience. She’s great! I don’t think she means it intentionally but the tech meant it sounded like she was really dominating the conversation

Absolutely amazing. nothing can discredit this show. It perfectly embodies intersectional feminism as it is intended, they are LGBTQ+ inclusive culturally sensitive etc, love the comedians and HI-larious!

This show made me take a look at my own privilege. I hope I'm a better person now.

So many great guests. So many great comedians I've gotten to know this podcast that now I've got the same bias as Deborah: somehow I feel women (or non-binary people) are funnier comedians than men.

One regret I have is that Sophie Hagen isn't part of it anymore. She's hillarious.

Thanks Deborah, thanks Sophie for changing (and entertaining!) me.

Such a brilliant podcast, Deborah is so intelligent, generous and funny ! So much respect . Highly highly recommend!

I’ve enjoyed a few episodes and Deborah is a generous host.

One of the best podcasts around. Love feminism so much, love the guests and love the energy.

I would really recommend this podcast- deals with serious issues in an amusing and entertaining way tackling serious issues through comedy to raise awareness promote openness, tolerance, inclusion and diversity. 5 stars

I have listened to this podcast for a couple of years now, and it has become a funny and inspiring friend. Thank you DFW and team - keep doing what you do. The world needs you.

Funny, empowering, entertaining and educational! DFW leads/hosts a fantastic show, and she is SO funny! Can’t get enough. It’s helped me in so many ways.

Without doubt one of the finest interviews I’ve ever heard. This is what I love about the guilty feminist, irreverent humour, feisty feminism and real life heroes all in one podcast.

Absolutely loved listening to Pat & Jean talking about their experiences of being code breakers during the war.

Fascinating, one of the best Guilty Feminist podcasts in a long time. Keep up the great work.

Thank you!! This podcast opens my eyes to what those feelings are that I’ve carried around since my 80/90s childhood and felt inadequate about. I now feel heard and seen and can communicate what those feelings are and why I am frustrated by people’s comments, pressures and judgements. At the same time recognising that judgements are only from people also taught what to think and not by evil or mean people! Liberating!

Some podcasts come and go but DFdubbs will always be my #1

This podcast is wonderful. It's an amazing platform to hear engaging discussion about feminism and intersectionality. It’s informative, empowering and often a source of comfort and solidarity for me. Deborah, the team and the guests are all a great inspiration.

I used to listen to and enjoy this podcast regularly when it first started, but it’s sunk into a bad parody of liberal feminism.

Love this podcast! It’s the podcast that got me into podcasts! Funny, informative, empowering and full of great guests, hosts, comedians and generally great woman (and some men) trying and succeeding in making the world a better place for women and humanity!

i didn't know how much i needed feminism until i engaged with this. i feel like ive been missing it my whole life. this podcast makes me feel included as a queer femme w mental health issues & does an excellent job at intersectionality imo. i've laughed and cried at this podcast, it means so much to me. it has been a bit of a lifeline for me in the last few months. i can't thank Deborah & all of the people involved in making the podcast enough for what they're contributing to the lives of myself and others.

It has changed my life and the lives of many women I know. Listen to it. And make everyone you know listen to it. Including men.

I really enjoy this podcast, not just for the comedy and to hear DFWs views on things (which I find interesting and align with mine) but because she gives a platform to lots of voices and we hear from so many incredible people through listening to the show. Thanks Deborah, please keep it up!

My favourite go-to podcast. I love these women and everything they represent. Incredible how they have continued through lockdown with such energy, inspiring and supporting their listeners.

Side note- disappointed about all the haters out there making comments. (Can’t help but be aware that they all seem to come from a right-wing political view) really proves the point that right-wing politics is not inclusive.

Repetitive, performative feminism

I started listening to my first episode and about 2 minutes in they started criticising Priti Patel. I am all for criticism of her views or policies or whatever but saying that you just don’t like her and that she’s ‘horrible’. And hearing the audience cheer..

Won’t be listening to anymore episodes.

One of the best and funniest podcasts I’ve listened to. Find myself chuckling in the street to it! Definitely worth a listen.

so worth listening start to finish! A community of smart, hilarious people you will relate to and laugh with. imbues you with confidence and educational too!

Best podcast ever from afar! Love Deborah Francis-White and her invites, and looking forward for the day when we will be safe to enter a theatre hall again and enjoy this The Guilty Feminist Podcast Live Shows!

This podcast changed my life I started listening at a difficult time in my life when I was trying to balance my life work f/t, family of 6, uni and in a spin. This enables me to feel less guilty to see the construct I had been raised in the construct of society the humour in my life and allowed me to still be happy in my guilty femininity that I actually love to bake for my family but that I can do that and be a strong woman and take up space! Thank you DFW you are my inspiration xx

I love this podcast - I have literally made a fool of myself laughing out loud in public while listening to this. I feel like it manages to balance humour with serious topics and raising awareness on issues in a really good way (not to mention some great and funny vocals!). Thank you ladies :)

I’ve been listening (and bingeing) The Guilty Feminist since 2016 and never had an episode I didn’t like!

I use to love this podcast, how ever while catching up when in lockdown I’ve just listened to the so called joke about Boris Johnson, in this world of be kind I was disgusted

Ive learnt so many new things and laughed so many times while listening to this podcast. If i could only recomend one podcast this would be it!

Hilarious, educational and fun, I have been listening to this podcast for a while and it has made me laugh so many times, I would really recommend :)

One of my favourite podcasts!

Deborah is so open and funny and talks about things that we are all thinking but often too embarrassed to talk about.

I love her candidness and amazing sense of humour. She’s definitely a role model, who doing amazing things for all the women out there. We need more people like her.

Keep up the good work! You’re just wonderful.

I bought tickets for one of the live shows.

Looking forward to it. x

I love this podcast - it brings fantastic causes and artists to my life and helps me be a better ally and feminist (albeit a guilty one). It can be a little repetitive but it is always wonderful to listen to.

Boring lefty bs from dumb woman who live in a bubble

I have religiously been listening to this podcast for 2 years and it never fails to bring a smile to my face! It can sometimes be a bit repetitive but overall an utter delight!

Super relatable, learning so much about myself and changing my behaviour for the better and it’s laugh out loud funny too. Have recommended this to practically everyone I know, it’s awesome.

Laugh out loud moments throughout and so relatable. Love the comedy, musical acts and special guests - just a joy to listen to!

Love this podcast. So insightful and broad and funny and interesting and enlightening and inspiring. Thank you to all!

The guilty feminist is life and regularly tell everyone I know to listen to it, so I also think everyone I don’t know should listen to it!

Deborah for President of the world.

A witty, intellectual, and all round fabulous podcast about 21st century feminism and how we can support each other to be better feminists :)

Love and learn from every single episode. I recommend it to everyone I meet. Listening has changed my life.

Kind of demoralizing that this “inclusive show” doesn’t value East Asian women. Very reflective of my experiences in the UK unfortunately. Stopped listening.