Join The Guilty Feminist and their bold new initiative, The Road to Gilead Project, for a live show that blends humour with radical hope.
Since 2016, The Guilty Feminist podcast has racked up more than 200 million downloads by examining the noble goals of 21st-century feminism and the hypocrisies and insecurities that undermine them. It’s the show that proves you don’t have to be perfect to be a force for meaningful change.
The Road to Gilead Project aims to spark connection and action that brings hope and progress in turbulent times. Whether you’re questioning, committed or simply curious, you’ll be welcomed into an honest conversation about building real coalitions for change and resisting the slide towards dystopia with courage, creativity and collective joy.
Expect big laughs, bold ideas and a room full of people who believe a better world is possible—even if we’re all still figuring it out.
The Guilty Feminist is an award-winning podcast and live show hosted by comedian Deborah Frances-White. Through comedy and candid conversation, Deborah and her guests examine the goals of 21st-century feminism alongside the insecurities, hypocrisies and fears that can undermine them.
The show won two Lovie Awards in 2017, Best Lifestyle and Culture Podcast at the 2019 PodBible Awards and Gold at the 2020 British Podcast Awards. Its live recordings bring leading comedians, writers, performers and campaigners into a supportive forum for ideas and action.
The Guilty Feminist opens Vision Festival at Town Hall, bringing its unmistakable mix of comedy, candour and cultural critique to the launch night. Over three days in September, Vision Festival draws the area’s institutions, venues and communities into a single neighbourhood-wide programme, and shaped with founding partners across the district — and there’s no sharper way to begin it than a live recording that turns hypocrisy, ambition and everything in between into a room full of laughter.
