Hosts: Sisi (She/Her) and Sarah (They/Them)

Timestamps and Links;

• 00:00 - Megaherzzz Intro
• 00:52 - Voiid Goth Prom: Dirty Linen, sourpuss, blue diner., The Empty Threats, and VOIID
• 04:30 - Men’s Violence and Femicide: Sherele Moody Femicide Watch
• 11:04 - Queens of the Pitt Launch
• 12:07 - Whoroboros @Greaser Bar
• 14:01 - Strikes In Iran - Nuclear Timeline

Support Numbers and Links

• 1800 737 732 - 1800RESPECT
• 1800 811 811 - Domestic Violence Connect Women’s Line
• 1800 600 636 - Domestic Violence Connect Men’s Line
• 1300 78 99 78 - MensLine Australia
• Innerboy app from She is not your rehab
• 1800 010 120 - Domestic Violence Connect Sexual Assault Helpline
• 1300 264 827 - Domestic Violence Connect Forensic Support Line

📸 ID: a poster for a Whoroboros gig at the Greaser Bar is up on a brick wall plastered with Queens of the Pitt zines. A prom corsage is in the bottom right. In the foreground is the Megaherzzz and 4zzz Podcast logo in the bottom left and top right respectively.

Produced and recorded by Sisi and Sarah for MegaHerzz at 4zzz in Fortitude Valley, Meanjin/Brisbane Australia on Turrabul and Jaggera Country and audio and cover image edited by Tobi for podcast distribution for Creative Broadcasters Limited.

Megaherzzz is 4ZZZ’s women’s and feminist show. Megaherzzz features news, opinions, and interviews, as well as music from local, Australian and overseas artists. We are an intersectional feminist program and amplify various marginalised communities, such as: First Nations women, women of colour, disabled women, working women, criminalised women, the LGBTIQ+ community, and sex workers, with a focus on intersections of these communities. "I am not free while any woman is unfree" - audre lorde

If you want to send news or music: [email protected] ATTN: Megaherzzz PO Box 509 Fortitude Valley QLD 4006

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Megaherzzz is broadcast live and recorded on Turrabul and Jaggera Country. We acknowledge the traditional custodians and their thousands of years of knowledge and community building. We especially acknowledge the Aunties and matriarchs and want them to know that we stand in solidarity with them.