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The collective loss experienced in the past year has forced many of us to confront grief. This week, the Loud Women talk with Jill McClennen, a death doula, who helps people process and even prepare for loss and death. Plus, a Loud Woman in History who became an advocate in the civil rights movement after the brutal murder of her son.

It's Women's History Month! The theme this year is Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories. So let's do exactly that!

On the heels of the Derek Chauvin trial, the Loud Women look back at the history of police reform, and contemplate what it would take to make a better future.

The Loud Women are joined this week by a special guest, Beca's sister. Claire is in recovery after battling a 22 year-long eating disorder. The women share their own experiences with toxic diets, health struggles, and depression. This is a very open and honest episode and may be triggering as we discuss eating disorders and suicide. If you find yourself in need of assistance please reach out to the National Eating Disorders Helpline at 1 800 931 2237.

From 9-11, to Afghanistan, to Texas abortion law; the Loud Women are MAD and letting it all out in this episode. With so much violence and oppression against women, you'll be confused if we're talking about the Taliban or the U.S. government....and you'll be mad too.