Anita Whyte Moran is the founder of The FEMCAST, a global movement that started as a 'small acorn' in Ireland and has grown into a lifeline for listeners in 28 countries, over 168 cities. A passionate advocate, Anita bridges the gap between the neuroscience of trauma and lived experience. Through her trailblazing podcast and platform, she empowers women to reclaim their reality, dismantle institutional gaslighting, and harness the power of their voices to build a safer, more equal world. At The FEMCAST, the mission is simple… we don’t just share stories - we drive systemic change.
The Sinister Charm of “Snakes in Suits” Join us on The FEMCAST as we welcome back Dr. Jennifer Fraser, the insightful author of “The Bullied Brain,” for a compelling discussion on the pervasive issue of gaslighting and trauma in our everyday lives and workplaces. In this episode, we delve into the chilling realities…
Justice Fails – How a Lenient Sentence Betrays Our Children The decision to suspend Huw Edwards’ sentence for soliciting child sexual abuse material is a national disgrace and a glaring failure of the justice system. It is unfathomable that a man who actively sought out and consumed such vile content could avoid prison, raising…
The tragic and horrific murder of Kristina Joksimovic, a former Miss Switzerland finalist, has deeply affected the fabric of society, highlighting once again, the pervasive issue of male violence against women. Kristina’s life was brutally cut short by her husband, who displayed a chilling lack of empathy and sadistic tendencies. This case hammers home the…
Ever wondered what happens when the glitz and glamour of a successful acting career collide with the dark reality of domestic abuse? Sam Beckinsale, the beloved actress from the iconic UK series “London’s Burning,” has a story that will leave you both inspired and heartbroken. Sam Beckinsale was at the peak of her…
The Horror of Gisèle Pélicot’s Decade of Abuse and Community Complicity – the men involved, included neighbours and community members … a local councillor, nurses, a journalist, a former police officer, a prison guard, a soldier, a firefighter, and a civil servant. The harrowing story of Gisèle Pélicot is an ugly reminder of the pervasive…
These headlines are not only tiresome and lazy but also perpetuate harmful stereotypes, failing to recognise the profound courage and quest for justice demonstrated by survivors like Gisele Pelicot. The recent headline in the Telegraph regarding the case of Gisele Pelicot is a disgusting example of the pervasive misogyny that continues to plague media…
Olympic Star’s Life Cut Short: The Brutal Reality of Male Violence Against Women The tragic death of Ugandan Olympic athlete Rebecca Cheptegei has cast a dark shadow over the world of sports and highlighted the persistent and horrifying issue of men’s violence against women. Cheptegei, a 33-year-old marathon runner, was doused in petrol and set…
Tragic Death of Nurse Highlights Rising Violence Against Migrant Workers in Newry The tragic death of Anu Okusanya, a nurse who collapsed and died after fleeing from a gang of thugs in Newry, has cast intense scrutiny on the escalating violence against migrant workers in the area and the apparent inaction of the Police…
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The Silent Struggle of Children Without School Places, Parents Battle for Their Children’s Right to Education We often take for granted the routine of returning to school, grumbling about the cost of uniforms and books, and the hassle of preparing lunches. However, we should spare a thought for the children who do not have a…