Las Hijas de Felipe

“Philip's Daughters” is a Spanish audio podcast that delves into the fascinating and often overlooked history of women's monasticism. Using a sharp queer-feminist lens, the series re-examines the lives of women in convents, challenging traditional narratives and exploring the rich complexities of their experiences. It uncovers stories of community, personal agency, and the unique bonds formed between women within these historical spaces. This podcast offers a compelling perspective for SAFO users interested in uncovering women's history, especially those keen on understanding queer and feminist interpretations of historical communities.