Sam and Jamie weigh in on the controversy surrounding Lily Allen’s recently released album, West End Girl, which contains juicy details of her split from Stranger Things star, David Harbour.

Big questions are asked- How can one now enjoy the new Stranger Things season? How can a man with no known musical talent respond in such a situation? Is it inevitable that Jamie will at some point be listening to an album about himself, written by a disgruntled ex? And does every man have his own special plastic bag at the bottom of his wardrobe?

If you’re new here, welcome to 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.

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Sam and Jamie are sharing another topical spesh- discussing the former Duke of York, Prince Andrew.

Jamie reveals that he has a past connection to the Royal Andrew, made during his former career in media. Sam makes plans for having a suspected teenage-girl enthusiast in his street, should Prince Andrew have to leave his current dwelling and makes Chippenham his next locale.

If you’re new here, welcome to 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.

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To celebrate our valued followers, Jamie produces an episode of the pod - answering a question from a devoted Substack follower.

For the chance to have more thoughtful questions answered on the FeMANism podcast- why not share this post with a thoughtful friend? Any question considered.

If you’re new here, welcome to 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.

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Sam and Jamie discuss sex-pest-turned-life coach, ex-BBC presenter Gregg Wallace and his new offering- an app to support middle-aged men.

If you’re new here, welcome to 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.

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Things get spicy (or lemon and herb) as Sam cools off after being subjected to a perimenopausal meltdown from his ex-wife.

A classic combination of learning, fun and chicken- this totally free-of-charge menopause education session is sure to have everyone’s lives back on track, as well as providing dinner inspiration.

If you know anyone who could benefit from the lowdown on peri-peri menopause, please share this episode.

(Likewise if you know anyone who works for Nando’s publicity department, we’re open to making this a regular thing, in exchange chicken and sides.)

If you’re new here, welcome to 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.

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The lads are back after a short summer break— and Jamie’s wedding is fast approaching… while he is still deciding if he wants to attend. Sam is forced to put all his cards on the table in order to get his the Big Day over the line.

If you’re new here, welcome to 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.

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Not enough content for you???!!! Then why not have a look at What’s Left?, Amy’s political substack. This week she interviews comedian Alasdair Beckett-King.

This week, with Jamie still deciding whether or not to marry his fiancée in only a few weeks’ time, Sam ploughs on with plans for the Big Day. Inspired by the wedding of Jeff Bezos, the boys make plans for a canal-based ceremony - with only a fraction of the budget but all of the pizazz.

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If you’re new here, welcome to 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.

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And! If you enjoyed our last ep with Jonno from Sheeps, Amy interviewed his sheeps-mate, Liam Williams on her political substack, What’s Left? Check it out!

The Holy Trinity????? Sam, Jamie and Reverend Nick (played by Daran “Jonno” Johnson).

This week the boys are joined by none other than local feminist vicar, the Reverend Nick and are honoured when he accepts their invitation to join Jamie’s stag.

About Reverend Nick:

Not only is Nick on a mission to be the most feminist vicar in the world, he’s also fronting the campaign to change public perception of lady vicars by penning erotic literature about them. Listeners can hear Reverend Nick reading from his new e-book from his series The Adventures of Reverend Sanderson on the pod.

And if you, like Reverand Nick, love the sound of this soon-to-be infamous stag do, then allow us to introduce you to Will (played by Ethan Lawrence) and PC Gary (played by Ed Gamble).

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.

Upgrading to paid means supporting female comedy AND also getting access to bonus, behind the scenes content from Sam and Amy.