Women Podcasters: between Feminist Narratives and Virtual Communities

Abstract

This article examines the relevance of the podcast medium for recording the memories of the community of women podcasters, highlighting the feminist trajectories of the producers. The research analyzes how the narratives produced by these women contribute to the construction of spaces for action and political reflection within the digital environment known as the podosphere. The methodology of digital ethnography was employed, including observations in three instant messaging groups and records in a field notebook, to understand the dynamics and impact of these narratives. Ultimately, the conclusion is that podcasts can serve as instruments for documenting history and marking digital territory through narratives.