Varuni Sinha's inspirational story of overcoming the seemingly impossible, both in administrative discrimination and mental health challenges, is doubtlessly a case that will stay with you forever. Unpicking the spousal visa laws in the USA until 2015 and its effect on South Asian women, Varuni talks of hope, renewal, and finding her purpose in life despite her struggle.

Voices and research: Camille Saunders, Harini Iyer and Varuni Sinha

Want to know how women, feminism and misogyny have been in the news this week but don't have time to add yet another news paper and feed to your routine? Look no further: in 15mns or less Camille and Harini break down some of the headlines in both the mainstream media and socials, both the bad news and the uplifting.

Some of the things we discuss today are:

• Blake Lively vs domestic violence in 'It Ends With Us' press tour
• Jermaine Jenas fired from the BBC for indecent unsolicited messages
• Andrew Tate's house raided again in new accusations including sex trafficking and sex with a minor/child rape
• Kellie Gerardi's family throws her a "space shower" to celebrate her going into space as a career milestone

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Voice and research by: Camille Saunders and Harini Iyer

If you have 15mns you can listen to all the lessons we've learnt from life so far as we turn 21 and try to navigate the beginnings of adulthood.

Some of the things we talk about include:

• body image
• making memories
• being self-sufficient
• knowing your values

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Voice and research by: Camille Saunders and Harini Iyer

TW: ED

This week I'm so lucky to have one of my oldest friends Lira Prela sharing her experience with eatings disorders and the mental health system with eloquence and grace despite being such a complicated and difficult experience.

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Voices and research by: Camille Saunders, Harini Iyer and Lira Prela

Ending sexual assault awareness month with a bang with this incredible original song, written and performed by Anastasia Serrell-Watts.

Music and vocals: Anastasia Serrell-Watts

Camille talks for 22mns about global sexual assault awareness month. TW: sexual assault, extreme violence against women

Voices and research: Camille Saunders and Harini Iyer

"My friendship is not a crappy consolation prize that you’re left with if I deny you a relationship – and my body is not your reward for good behavior.”
- Taylor Callobre, The 'Good Guy' Myth (2012), Duke University Press

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This week Anastasia joins us for the final of her vital trilogy about sexual assault, following previous episodes on her own story, and the way in which society has defined the journey through language and the #metoo movement reaction. Among the side effects and respective healing strategies we cover:

• disordered eating
• PTSD and flashbacks
• journalling
• therapy
• family support

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Voices and research by: Camille Saunders, Harini Iyer and Anastasia Serrell-Watts