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Jan 9, 2025 | 
dawn.com | Sarah B. Haider |Tahir Khan |Ghulam Mursalin Marwat
Police have rescued eight of 17 workers, associated with a mining project, who were abducted at gunpoint in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Lakki Marwat district on Thursday morning, officials said. Speaking to Dawn.com, district police spokesperson Shahid Marwat said, “Around 9am on Thursday, 17 workers, including a driver, involved in a mining project were travelling in a minibus when they were stopped and taken away at gunpoint by some men on Dara Tang Road in Lakki Marwat.
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May 7, 2024 | 
aspecialplace.substack.com | Meghan Daum |Sarah B. Haider
Against all advice and good sense, we are doing it again. Join us in a LIVE recording on YouTube TODAY at 8 PM Eastern, 5 Pacific. You can join the chat, which we’ll be checking throughout. Link to join, here. Please note: While this live show is open to all (some are not), only paying subs will be able to listen to it unedited after the fact. Subscribe now to get access to everything, warm off the press.
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May 4, 2024 | 
podcasts.apple.com | Sarah B. Haider |Meghan Daum
Do all dogs go to heaven? Or just those euthanized by Strong Republican Women? Like Kristi Noem (with a dash of Glennon Doyle?), the girlx/womxn prove they Can Do Hard Things when it feels right. Listeners will be dismayed to discover that what feels right today is agreeing with the overturning of Harvey Weinstein case in New York and poking holes in the witness testimony. Act 3: Women's tears: a discussion.
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Apr 24, 2024 | 
aspecialplace.substack.com | Meghan Daum |Sarah B. Haider
How is a cruise like BDSM? How is BDSM like this podcast? The girlx/womenx begin by clearing their throats about the last episode (TLDR: we are sorry you are mad), and Sarah recounts her tragic, abusive childhood (and in so doing provides living proof that hurt people hurt people). They then move on to the chaos at Columbia, sidestepping the political discussion entirely to wave their canes at the damned kids. Nothing in life is free, and especially not this podcast.
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Apr 1, 2024 | 
aspecialplace.substack.com | Meghan Daum |Sarah B. Haider
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Apr 1, 2024 | 
aspecialplace.substack.com | Meghan Daum |Sarah B. Haider
What better way to spend a Monday evening than with us, your very best friends, who understand you like no one ever could? That’s right, we’re doing another livestream on YouTube, TODAY at 7 PM Eastern / 4 PM Pacific. Anyone can join the show, and hangout in the chat and give us instantaneous feedback (only on our appearances, of course. Not the content, which is always without fault). PLEASE NOTE: While the live show is open to anyone, only paying subscribers can watch it later.
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Mar 27, 2024 | 
aspecialplace.substack.com | Meghan Daum |Sarah B. Haider
This week, the girls/women are joined by writer Larissa Phillips, and the three discuss her recent essay in which she recounts her violent rape in the early 90s. Larissa shares her thoughts on the helpfulness of “trauma” discourse on recovery, the #metoo era, and the tension between personal responsibility and public trust. They also touch on Larissa’s w…
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Mar 27, 2024 | aspecialplace.substack.com | Meghan Daum |Sarah B. Haider
This week, the girls/women are joined by writer Larissa Phillips, and the three discuss her recent essay in which she recounts her violent rape in the early 90s. Larissa shares her thoughts on the helpfulness of “trauma” discourse on recovery, the #metoo era, and the tension between personal responsibility and public trust. They also touch on Larissa’s w…
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Mar 27, 2024 | aspecialplace.substack.com | Meghan Daum |Sarah B. Haider
This week, the girls/women are joined by writer Larissa Phillips, and the three discuss her recent essay in which she recounts her violent rape in the early 90s. Larissa shares her thoughts on the helpfulness of “trauma” discourse on recovery, the #metoo era, and the tension between personal responsibility and public trust. They also touch on Larissa’s w…
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Mar 10, 2024 | 
podcasts.apple.com | Meghan Daum |Sarah B. Haider
Become a member if you want full access to all episodes. On this episode, the girls/women are joined by Mia Hughes, author of the groundbreaking report based on files released from the internal messaging forum of the leading authority of transgender healthcare (“WPATH”). The report confirms some of the worst fears of critics of the gender movement—the files reveal widespread disregard for medical ethics and patient outcomes or overall well-being.
