Jennifer O'Connell

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2,353 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 3d ago

Jennifer O'Connell’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 8 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 2.

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I think if anybody needs more awareness of it, it's men and boys.
So I want to know why isn't there a strategy for men and boys?
And I mean, maybe they'll come out and say, look, it's just called a national strategy for women and girls because it's about improving the lives of women and girls.
But even that is incredibly short-sighted because misogyny is bad for all of society.
It's not just...
And it's not just men and boys either.
It's also employers need to get messaging.
I mean, policymakers, the social media platforms that host this misogynistic content.
To solve yet another thing in between all of the other shit that we're solving.
And I also think, you know, influencers are not really the thing that are pushing women into restrictive care.
No.
And everyone's laughing at those trad wives anyway.
Yeah, I think if the government wants to solve that problem, and again, I think it's a very laudable aim to talk to women about the roles that they can take on in society and not necessarily allow themselves to be pushed into kind of more restrictive care roles.
But it isn't influencers that are pushing us into more restrictive care roles.
It's the way society is structured.
Liz Carolyn wrote a column for me last weekend on...
The summer holiday childcare math nightmare that every family faces and, you know, women in particular often end up solving.
But she had a line in that I thought was great.
That is that we live in a society that expects us to work like we don't have children and parent like we don't have a job.
And until that changes, women are going to be forced into restrictive care roles and women are going to be making decisions that work against them and their own careers and their own futures in order to accommodate their families.
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