The Wandering Womb Podcast

Jess and Jaimi record a Valentine’s Day Special, where they describe qualities they look for in a partner, and qualities they avoid. Of course, this descends into impressions of musical theatre in a Stokie accent, because that makes total sense.

Jess and Jaimi have a completely unplanned discussion about underage drinking, that turns into uncontrollable laughter about the time Jess spent rare £5 Royal Mint coins on 500 penny sweet pick n mix…

Jaimi and Jess tell the story of being ID in ASDA (again) and then discuss one of Jaimi’s biggest annoyances: women who say they are not like other girls. Hold on, this one gets savage!

Jess and Jaimi catch everyone up on the absolute shit show that was November, December, and January. Being ill, hating Christmas movies, travel disasters and an apology. Trigger warning for discussion of being spiked.

Jaimi and Jess celebrate 53,000 downloads with some goss - and then discuss drag.

Jess asks Jaimi the weirdest questions she could find. Is cereal a soup? Is a hotdog a sandwich? What’s two normal things become weird if you put them together back to back?

Jaimi and Jess drink Malbec and discuss cancel culture. Is it really as powerful as we think it is? What would happen if we just stopped feeding into it?

Jess and Jaimi are already three drinks deep when they decide to recall the most stupid rules they had in their high schools when they were kids. You can’t take your blazer off, you can’t go to the toilet, and you will be punished for not being able to afford a pen!

Jaimi and Jess explain why they hate the #BeKind movement, and suggest that women should be unkind. Why should we be kind? Is this the message we should give to little girls?

Jess and Jaimi drink wine and answer questions about what it is like to come out as lesbian after relationships with men, and give advice to women who think they are lesbian.

Jaimi and Jess drink wine and cocktails whilst discussing man free zones, female only conferences, club nights and events.

Jess and Jaimi read out examples of real books where male authors have attempted to write female characters. Did you know that breasts could smile? Nor did we.

Jaimi and Jess talk about the sex and gender debate in forty minutes (virtually impossible) whilst drinking vodka and gin.

Jess and Jaimi have a moan about how tokenistic Pride month has become, chat about famous lesbians who could never come out and Jess tells the gory, unedited version of the dentist story which requires a huge trigger warning for blood. And needles. And medical stuff that’s gross (and hilarious).

Jess and Jaimi record a Big Catch Up episode from their apartment in Portugal and talk about the report, the wedding, the wasp incident and the rabbit. Ew.

Jess and Jaimi turn reality on it’s head and try to describe a world where misandry is real, with ridiculous and uncomfortable examples. You have been warned!

Jaimi and Jess answer anonymous questions sent in by listeners. Tea. Is. Spilleth.

Jaimi and Jess talk through the rumours that go around about them, starting from primary school where Jess mixed up condoms with comrades. Of course. I mean, easy mistake to make, right?

Jess and Jaimi end up crying tears of laughter at bad sex tips given to men that they found on the internet. Will ruin Pets At Home for you, forever. Very explicit content.

Jess and Jaimi debrief from the last episode. Which was super heavy.

Jaimi and Jess drink Diablo and have a heavy conversation about psychiatry, mental health, suicide and radical feminism. Content warning: This episode is particularly heavy and some listeners may find it distressing. There is a second part to this episode in Episode 11 which is a debrief (listen after this one to process and come down from such a heavy topic).

Jess and Jaimi try to process the experiences of the last couple of weeks, discuss women’s safety, SpyCops and the Blue Lagoon where your skin accidentally burns off.

Jaimi and Jess discuss their concerns around female contraception and the male contraception trials whilst drinking vodka out of plastic tumblers because they keep losing all the nice glasses.

Jaimi and Jess discuss the raging debate around freedom of speech and discuss why they support complete freedom of speech, even of views they dislike or oppose

Jess and Jaimi take anonymous questions from people on the internet and end up talking about periods, Barcelona, taking the bins out and Jaimi being dressed as a dodgy builder when she was a kid.