As all of our subscribers will know, Sam and Jamie have been feminists for over 4 years now- imagine being at the absolute top of your game and STILL having no brand deals, sponsorship or 1m+ subscribers to fund your lady-friendly lifestyle.

AND THEN imagine that someone who is doing the absolute opposite of that, ie A£drew T@te, just swans in and nabs all of the subscribers AND THEN imagine that a tall man (Louis Theroux) also swans in and puts a documentary on Netflix saying things that we’ve been saying for years and also not saying that we are even here.

And then imagine that your ex wife has a laughing fit when you go to her for legal advice.

Anyway, we made an episode about it.

If you’re new here, welcome to the FeMANism, a podcast for men, by men, for women. Brothers-in-law Sam Martin and Jamie Hoggart are just two great guys, the FeMANism podcast is their way of ensuring that the fight for equality is in capable cis male hands. Sam is a father of six female children and a recently qualified marriage counsellor. Jamie is an ex-ITV producer with some time on his hands, pending his next job offer. Together they are pretty confident they can speak on all feminist-related topics and finally sort this whole equality thing out once and for all. And all whilst making feminism more entertaining and a bit less annoying.

A podcast by What’s Left? creator Amy Hoggart, and comedy writer Samantha Martin. Check out previous episodes which include great guests Lou Sanders, Ed Gamble and Luke McQueen.

Have you ever been to Minehead? Well, you might be packing your bags after hearing this romantic episode where Sam explains his plans for the perfect romantic getaway for himself and his ex-wife.

If you would like to watch the full video episode, you can now do so on our YouTube Channel

Please remember to like and subscribe!

If you’re new here, welcome to the FeMANism, a podcast for men, by men, for women. Brothers-in-law Sam Martin and Jamie Hoggart are just two great guys, the FeMANism podcast is their way of ensuring that the fight for equality is in capable cis male hands. Sam is a father of six female children and a recently qualified marriage counsellor. Jamie is an ex-ITV producer with some time on his hands, pending his next job offer. Together they are pretty confident they can speak on all feminist-related topics and finally sort this whole equality thing out once and for all. And all whilst making feminism more entertaining and a bit less annoying.

A podcast by What’s Left? creator Amy Hoggart, and comedy writer Samantha Martin. Check out previous episodes which include great guests Lou Sanders, Ed Gamble and Luke McQueen.

With Brooklyn Beckham (™) releasing his explosive instagram posts, it’s obvious that the whole Beckham family could do with some expert help.

Luckily, Sam is a professional relationship counsellor (currently estranged from his own family) and Jamie is a celebrity insider (wait till you hear his story about once nearly standing near Victoria Beckham). Even more luckily, they are two men who host a podcast and are happy to share their opinions.

If you would like to watch the full video episode, you can now do so on our YouTube Channel

Please remember to like and subscribe!

If you’re new here, welcome to the FeMANism, a podcast for men, by men, for women. Brothers-in-law Sam Martin and Jamie Hoggart are just two great guys, the FeMANism podcast is their way of ensuring that the fight for equality is in capable cis male hands. Sam is a father of six female children and a recently qualified marriage counsellor. Jamie is an ex-ITV producer with some time on his hands, pending his next job offer. Together they are pretty confident they can speak on all feminist-related topics and finally sort this whole equality thing out once and for all. And all whilst making feminism more entertaining and a bit less annoying.

A podcast by What’s Left? creator Amy Hoggart, and comedy writer Samantha Martin. Check out previous episodes which include great guests including Lou Sanders, Ed Gamble and Luke McQueen.