Hey guys, it's another week of Girl Boss radio here with your host, me, Sophia Amrusoso I'm the founder of nasty gal the

author of girl boss the author of nasty galaxy and I don't even know anymore I

can't keep track this podcast is a really fun way for me to learn what works for other people because I'm constantly trying to figure out what works for me.

And then I get to share it with you for free. I'm currently on a book tour for my second book called

Nasty Galaxy which is out now. You can go buy it anywhere books are sold. It's

real pretty. It's four pounds, but it's like not expensive and it's really colorful and there's lots of photos and

it's like 272 pages and looks like a coffee table book but it's something you can read so it's a trick. It's pretty but it has substance like all of us right?

On this podcast I find women that inspire me.

We try not to use the word success because nothing is a straight line and nothing is a real destination

other than hopefully waking up every day and someday dying

relatively happy right I try to extract advice that helps you that helps me and

just trace the story of another amazing woman.

So let's get to the interview.

Like many of us, journalist Jessica Bennett and her friends

needed a girl posse to help her navigate the subtle daily bouts

of sexism in the workplace. So they sought refuge by creating a feminist

fight club, a group of New York women in the creative fields who meet once a month to share advice,

vent, and ultimately support each other through their careers.

Jessica's penned her difficult workplace experiences, hilarious tips, and other useful

advice for women in the workplace in her new book, Feminist Fight Fight Club which creatively details how we can

band together and fight mansplains, man-terruptors, and stenograph-fuckers.

Jessica is an award-winning journalist and critic who writes on gender issues, sexuality, and culture.

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