Entrenched misogyny, the politics of civility and national myths all shape whose voices are heard – and whose are silenced. In Angry Wives Club, Gabbie Stroud dismantles the everyday misogyny that limits women's lives. In Screw Nice, Amy Remeikis examines how demands for civility can be used to suppress dissent. Claire Thomas' On Not Climbing Mountains interrogates the anti-colonial narratives of Swiss nationalism, asking us to question not only the mountaintops we celebrate, but the histories and power structures that built them. Join the authors as they sit down with Cheek Media journalist Bernadette Clarke for a provocative conversation about challenging accepted truths and resisting the dominant narratives that shape our lives.