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Welcome to RAGE: Rural Advocacy on Gender Equality, the podcast where fierce feminists from Lanark County Interval House take on big conversations that matter. Erin, Emma, and Jess are advocates with a passion for justice, equity, and truth-telling. We created this podcast as an outlet for our RAGE, but also because the world needs more bold, unapologetic voices speaking up for women, especially in rural Canada. From local stories to global movements, we dig into how gender impacts everything, why it matters, and what we can all do about it. Honest. Insightful. Canadian. This is RAGE.

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May 15, 2026

More Than a “Domestic Dispute”L Naming Femicide

This season of RAGE explores violence against women and girls in Canada — not as isolated incidents, but as patterns shaped by power, control, and systems that too often fail to intervene early.We’re not just talking about what happens at the end of the story. We’re looking at everything that leads there — the language we use, the warning signs we miss, and the myths that stop us from recognizing harm clearly.Across Canada, a woman or girl is killed roughly every two days. Many of these deaths are preventable. But prevention starts with recognition.In this first episode, we explore the meaning of the word femicide and why naming gender-related killings matters in Canada. We examine how terms like “domestic dispute,” “family tragedy,” and “crime of passion” can minimize violence and shift focus away from patterns of coercive control, misogyny, entitlement, and escalating abuse.The episode explores the realities of femicide in Canada, including the warning signs that are often present long before lethal violence occurs and the disproportionate impact on Indigenous women and girls. It also challenges the common belief that these deaths “came out of nowhere,” examining how many cases are preceded by identifiable patterns of control and escalation that are too often overlooked or dismissed.Because language doesn’t just describe violence — it shapes whether we recognize it at all.If we don’t name the pattern, we can’t interrupt the pattern. And if we can’t interrupt it, we can’t prevent it.In the next episode, we examine how violence escalates — and why the warning signs are often there long before the moment of crisis.

January 8, 2026

“Why Did She Stay?”: Breaking the Cycle of Violence and the Myths We Still Believe

In this episode of RAGE, hosts Jess and Emma are joined by Hanna, a Crisis Counsellor with Lanark County Interval House and Community Support, to unpack what it really means to break the cycle of violence.Together, they explore how intimate partner violence is rarely a single incident — it’s a pattern shaped by power, control, fear, love, survival, and systemic barriers. The conversation takes on one of the most common — and harmful — questions survivors face: “Why did she stay?”Hanna helps break down why this question misses the point, places responsibility on survivors instead of perpetrators, and ignores the very real risks and constraints people face when trying to leave. From emotional manipulation and financial dependence to safety concerns and community pressures, this episode challenges the myths that continue to shape public understanding of abuse.This is a necessary conversation about accountability, compassion, and what breaking the cycle of violence actually requires — from individuals, communities, and systems.

September 15, 2025

Raging Perspectives: Take Back the Night

In this episode of RAGE, we explore the history, significance, and ongoing impact of Take Back the Night—a global movement that began in the 1960s to challenge sexual violence and reclaim public spaces for women and marginalized communities. We’ll break down why this movement is still vital today, especially in light of rising intimate partner violence, high-profile cases like the Hockey Canada trial, and proposed cuts to WAGE funding that threaten the survival of women’s organizations across Canada.We also discuss how local actions, like the Carleton Place Take Back the Night march on September 18, connect to national advocacy efforts, including the “Take Back the Budget” campaign. Join us as we highlight the importance of community, solidarity, and standing up for women’s rights—because the fight against sexual violence is far from over.Event Details: 📅 Thursday, September 18 | 5–8 PM 📍 Town Hall Square Park, behind Carleton Place Town Hall 🚌 Free bus to Parliament Hill to show support for women’s programs nationwideWhether you march locally or head to Ottawa, this episode emphasizes why showing up matters and how collective action can make a difference.

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What is RAGE?: Welcome to RAGE: Rural Advocacy on Gender Equality, the podcast where fierce feminists from Lanark County Interval House take on big conversations that matter. Erin, Emma, and Jess are advocates with a passion for justice, equity, and truth-telling.

We created this podcast as an outlet for our RAGE, but also because the world needs more bold, unapologetic voices speaking up for women, especially in rural Canada. From local stories to global movements, we dig into how gender impacts everything, why it matters, and what we can all do about it.

Honest. Insightful. Canadian. This is RAGE.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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