13 AUG 2016 · In an interview lead by Lady Radio host Alex de Boer, UBC film studies graduate Molly Lewis discusses her honours thesis: "The Circuitry of Memory: Time and Space in Mad Men." With topics of discussion ranging from Bergson's theories on memory to whether or not the show finale should be read pessimistically, Molly and Alex explore Mad Men's importance as quality TV in the age of Netflix.

6 AUG 2016 · On this episode of Lady Radio, Alex de Boer and Amanda Haw talk mental health. They delve into their own experiences with vulnerability on social media and in social situations. Alex and Amanda also reach out to a friend, getting his take on how gender socialization impacts male vulnerability.

30 JUL 2016 · Two young women -- often found preparing for their eventual retirement in Florida by drinking excessively and singing Margaritaville at karaoke parties -- gab about buying their first drone, receiving encouraging dad-texts, and being the victim of bizarre pick up lines.

25 JUN 2016 · Issa, Rachel, and Cloé discuss what it means to be an ally to feminism and other impacted groups. We touch on a wide-range of topics including gender roles, LGBTQIA+ issues, and activism on social media.

11 JUN 2016 · Rachel and guest Leila Farley have a discussion about their experience as cooks in professional kitchens. We share our kitchen stories, the pleasures and struggles of working as cooks, and our experience as women in a male-dominated industry.

28 MAY 2016 · Tune in for a Collection of Vancouver's Best Journalism, as told by Elan Fortin and Alex de Boer.

21 MAY 2016 · In light of Asian Heritage Month, the Asian-Canadian folks of Lady Radio celebrate their heritage. Rachel interviews UBC Creative Writing professor Jackie Wong about her recent contribution to Ricepaper Magazine -- an Asian Canadian arts and culture publication -- and her experience as an Asian-Canadian. We end with a discussion on our experience as Asian-Canadians and what our Asian heritage means to us.

14 MAY 2016 · Paula interviews South African writer and UBC alumnus Maneo Mohale about her work and her recent presentation at EMMAtalks. We then share music created by female singer-songwriters including the Vancouver hip-hop group Laydy Jams and Canadian folk singer Basia Bulat.

7 MAY 2016 · This week, we'll be playing an interview by Rob Csernyik, from CKXU, 88.3FM at the University of Lethbridge, Alberta. Recently, Rob had the opportunity to interview Linda Christina Redgrave, complainant one in the Jian Ghomeshi sexual assault trials that took place this February 2016. They talk about her decision to wave her publication ban, her experience with the justice system, and a new initiative she put forward to support survivors of sexual violence, comingforward.ca.

30 APR 2016 · For the last official pre-summer episode, Lady Radio hangs out and chats about love and dating.