To say that feminism is a hot topic during this election year would be an understatement as vast as as the toupee jokes I want to make right now. Although feminism represents a virtue, ideal and basic human right that I believe is always in style, we're currently seeing a lot more main stage and open debate about whether women are capable of public or personal positions of power.

In this episode, host Ana Fernatt drinks champagne with recording artist Skela and discusses what feminism means to her and how it shows itself in her life and art. We also get a sneak peak of her newest single Always, Always before it's official release tomorrow, October 14.

If you think Harry Potter is just some children's book, you haven't talked to comedian and writer Hope Rehak. This episode takes J.K. Rowlings fantasy series and approaches topics like fandom, female-written fan fiction and how art and literature serve as allegories in our non-fantasy lives.

Television is Samantha Irby's favorite pastime when she's not bringing her readers at Bitches Gotta Eat to tears of hilarity and recognition. In this episode, we drink champagne with the Chicago-based writer and talk about reality TV, Orange Is The New Black, binge-watching favorites & why this type of media is important. 

Alicia Swiz is a writer, performer, educator and feminist. From teaching media studies to hosting the bimonthly SlutTalk, Alicia is an all around bad ass. In this episode of Champagne & Snark, Ana Fernatt and Alicia Swiz talk about Alicia's love for tattoos and self-owned expression.

Curious about the world of kink and BDSM? Self-titled theatrician Shifra Werch drinks champagne with Ana Fernatt and talks about her sex life as a submissive.

Brandon Wetherbee is host of the talk show You, Me, Them, Everybody and editor at Bright Young Things. In this week's episode, Brandon drinks champagne with Ana Fernatt and talks about feminism and his identity as a man as well as feminist.