Claire Stephens

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6,733 appearances 38 recordings 3 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 4d ago

Claire Stephens’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 38 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 11.

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Mamamia Out Loud · Are You Married To Raygun's Husband? · 7 Sep 2026 podcast

aggressive and angry all the time. voice-verified

You can be worked up about stuff, but you can be inclusive in the way that you talk about it. voice-verified

Yeah, I mean, women weren't able to open their own bank accounts until pretty recently. voice-verified

I remember Hillary Clinton talking about that when she was running for president, that when she got married, she didn't she was not entitled to her own bank account. voice-verified

So we're talking living memory. voice-verified

And also in living memory, women were expected to quit the workforce when they got married because it was understood that then they would be having children. voice-verified

So I think we've got a voice-verified

Cut Gloria a little bit of slack here that she saw enormous social change in her lifetime. voice-verified

But more than that, I don't want this conversation to become, and now she's old-fashioned, and now we don't need to listen to her. voice-verified

Because what we are now seeing is a conservative backlash to Gloria and others like her, which says that actually women do belong in the home. voice-verified

And this is happening at the highest levels of government. voice-verified

In the US, just over the weekend, the voice-verified

Trump administration announced a new plan that they want to give money that had previously been earmarked for low-income parents to go out into the workforce or to continue their studies. voice-verified

And they're going to take that money and give it to married couples for whom one of the parents stays at home to look after kids. voice-verified

Now, what that means is effectively subsidizing the decision of married couples and is only married couples. voice-verified

Sorry, Holly, but you're not. voice-verified

eligible um for one member of that couple to stay at home. voice-verified

Yeah. voice-verified

They are subsidizing the decision to have a stay-at-home parent, which is fine as far as it goes, but we need to look at the fact that the context here is that they want women to stay home. voice-verified

They do not want women making their own money in the workforce. voice-verified

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