The New Feminist

The New Feminist
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Hosted by Jill Sorensen, The New Feminist Podcast brings common sense feminism from a NEW perspective. Through candid conversations, cultural critique, in-depth interviews and the occasional satirical edge, The New Feminist Podcast explores women's lives, power and the realities we are often told to ignore. Learn more at thenewfeminist.net.

  1. Jun 5

    Betrayal Trauma: Reclaiming Yourself After Betrayal

    What really happens to your mind, body and sense of reality when the person you trusted most betrays you? Why is it so hard to get over? Jill is joined by her co-host for this episode — model, actress, author and activist Carre Otis and together they deep dive into Betrayal Trauma to understand why it hurts so differently than any other pain. Whether betrayed through infidelity, deception, addiction or abuse — you are not alone. Up to 70-80% of all women experience betrayal trauma at some point in their lives. Our guest is Jennifer Acker — a Certified Partner-Trauma Therapist and Certified Sex Addiction Therapist specializing in attachment, trauma and relational healing. Jennifer's work centers on one powerful idea — that healing begins when we repair our relationship with ourselves. In this episode we talk about: What really is Betrayal TraumaThe physical and emotional shock of discoveryHypervigilance and the FBI mindsetThe role of shame on both partnersThe gateway nature of pornographyHealing timelineReclaiming the relationship with yourselfShare this with any friend who might need this conversation. For more information on this episode go to our website ⁠The New Feminist.⁠ Connect with us: ⁠Follow the New Feminist on Instagram.⁠ ⁠Follow Jill Sorensen on Instagram.

  2. May 8

    Motherless Daughters: Finding Yourself After Losing Your Mom

    What really happens to a woman when she loses her mother? How does she find her way back to herself? The New Feminist returns after a year away. Our host Jill Sorensen lost her own mother and is back this Mother’s Day to speak with bestselling author and grief coach Hope Edelman. Hope’s mother passed away when she was young, an experience that inspired her New York Times #1 bestselling book Motherless Daughters. It was an instant cultural phenomenon that changed the conversation about mother loss forever. Hope is the founder and CEO of Motherless Daughters and offers online support groups, webinars and in-person retreats reaching thousands of women annually. In this episode we talk about: The surprising lifelong impact of losing your mom — unlike any other loss — and how you find yourself after she is goneWhat happens when your mother passes away while you are young and you miss the blueprint on how to be a womanThe physical and emotional effects of mother lossHow to live alongside grief and honor her memory Whether you lost your mom recently or decades ago, whether you never had her at all or whether you are a mom yourself — this conversation is for you. For more information on this episode go to our website The New Feminist. Connect with us: Follow the New Feminist on Instagram. Follow Jill Sorensen on Instagram.

  3. 03/15/2025

    312. The Fight to Stop Selling Porn to Minors

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  4. 11/22/2024

    310. Sisterhood Across Conflict

    Heidi Basch-Harod, an Israeli American woman, is the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors and executive director of Women's Voices Now, and Nada Higuera is one of eight daughters born to Palestinian parents, now a Palestinian-American and attorney. After October 7th, they met in an interfaith Zoom meeting, and struck up a close bond and friendship. Pain, hatred and fear gave way to love, empathy and healing. The harder the conversations, the more they communicate, listen and understand. Together they have created Daughter’s of Abraham, a poetic documentary that follows their journey – as they commit to connecting and humanizing each other in the midst of violence and war. They want you too, to join the sisterhood.

  5. 09/20/2024

    309. A Powerhouse for Change

    Shaynna Blaze is an award-winning interior designer, author, entrepreneur, a producer, musician, and Australian television personality known for the long running series The Block and Selling Houses… And if this wasn’t enough she is also the winner of Celebrity Apprentice Australia 2021.  Shaynna is also a passionate advocate for the safety of women, and a social justice campaigner who has lent her voice to a number of organizations tackling domestic violence in Australia. Shaynna’s new film The Fort, made with her two kids, is about a victim of domestic violence. This inspired her to co-found the nonprofit ‘Voice of Change Australia’ in hopes to change the cultural attitudes that underpin family violence.

  6. 10/30/2023

    308. Behind the Rage: Inside the Minds of Domestic Abusers

    On December 7th The New Feminist joins forces with Deeyah Khan, Women’s Voices Now, Knock Out Abuse West and NYT best selling author and advocate Leslie Morgan Steiner for a special screening of Behind the Rage followed by a panel with the men and women who are fighting to end relationship abuse. Links and info about the event can be found on our website thenewfeminist.net.

  7. 08/04/2023

    307. Irreverent Enlightenment (with Karen Duffy)

    From becoming an iconic MTV VJ, starring in Dumb and Dumber, writing a New York Times Best selling book, to being diagnosed with a life threatening disease today’s guest, my friend Karen Duffy has done it all and has wisdom and positivity in spades! With her son Jack preparing to go off to college she wrote her new book WISE UP: Irreverent Enlightenment from a Mother who has been through it all. It’s a series of letters filled with funny, heartwarming, wise, and irreverent life lessons drawn from the wisdom of the old stoic philosophers. It’s one of Oprah Daily’s most anticipated books. It’s a book every parent might want to give their kid as they graduate college, but only after first reading it themselves. I just read it …and it might just change your life for the better.

  8. 06/23/2023

    306. From Victims to Suspects (with Rachel de Leon)

    I saw this fantastic documentary at the Sundance Film festival called Victims/Suspects. The film follows Rachel de Leon, an investigative journalist at The Center for Investigative Reporting, and her incredible work to uncover a disturbing pattern in the US: A surprising number of legal cases involving young women who report their rape to the police, get charged with false reporting, and instead of receiving help get thrown in jail. Victims/Suspect just premiered on Netflix and while incredibly triggering, it’s riveting and a must watch! I’m thrilled to have Rachel de Leon on the show to talk about it.

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Hosted by Jill Sorensen, The New Feminist Podcast brings common sense feminism from a NEW perspective. Through candid conversations, cultural critique, in-depth interviews and the occasional satirical edge, The New Feminist Podcast explores women's lives, power and the realities we are often told to ignore. Learn more at thenewfeminist.net.

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  • Creator
    The New Feminist
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    38
  • Rating
    Explicit
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