Reproductive Rights Update: Earbuds Podcast Collective

01/20/22 • 16 min

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We’re sharing a curated list of podcast recommendations on abortion rights that we put together for our friends at EarBuds Podcast Collective in September 2021. Reproductive rights will be in the news a lot this year because of the Mississippi case before SCOTUS and because of the midterm elections.

The 5 episodes we recommend are:

Amicus with Dahlia Lithwick – “Abortion, Surveillance, and Vigilantism: An American Story”

Fresh Air with Terry Gross – “SCOTUS & The Future of Roe v. Wade”

Access: A Podcast About Abortion with Garnet Henderson – “2021 is a Record-Breaking Year for State Attacks on Abortion. How Are Advocates Fighting Back?”

The Takeaway with Melissa Harris-Perry – “Corporations Stay Silent on Abortion”

Future Hindsight with Mila Atmos - “The Human Rights of Women”

FIND OUT MORE:

Follow the podcasts on Twitter!

EarBuds Podcast Collective: @EarBudsPodCol

Fresh Air: @nprfreshair

The Takeaway: @TheTakeaway

Access: A Podcast about Abortion: @ACCESSpod

Future Hindsight: @Futur_Hindsight

The 5 episodes we recommend are:

Amicus with Dahlia Lithwick – “Abortion, Surveillance, and Vigilantism: An American Story”

Fresh Air with Terry Gross – “SCOTUS & The Future of Roe v. Wade”

Access: A Podcast About Abortion with Garnet Henderson – “2021 is a Record-Breaking Year for State Attacks on Abortion. How Are Advocates Fighting Back?”

The Takeaway with Melissa Harris-Perry – “Corporations Stay Silent on Abortion”

Future Hindsight with Mila Atmos - “The Human Rights of Women”

FIND OUT MORE:

Follow the podcasts on Twitter!

EarBuds Podcast Collective: @EarBudsPodCol

Fresh Air: @nprfreshair

The Takeaway: @TheTakeaway

Access: A Podcast about Abortion: @ACCESSpod

Future Hindsight: @Futur_Hindsight

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