Natalie Gray & Farah T.
Natalie Gray & Farah T.
Woodstock: Women's Safety in Music
Woodstock: Women's Safety in Music
Woodstock: Women's Safety in Music
Thursday 22nd September 2022
Natalie Gray and Farah T discuss 'Trainwreck Woodstock '99' and its impact on women's safety at music festivals. Listen now.
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Get the buttons here!Woodstock '99: A Wake-Up Call for Women's Safety at Festivals
Women's safety is still not a priority in music festivals and large events. We need to do better and make sure that everyone feels safe and included in these spaces.
Natalie Gray and Farah T take a hard look at the unsettling truths behind the Netflix documentary 'Trainwreck Woodstock '99'. This episode of 'Take Back The Beat: Voice Notes' dives into why women often feel vulnerable at large events and how the chaos of Woodstock '99 exemplifies these fears. Natalie and Farah discuss the shocking lack of action taken to protect attendees and the long-lasting effects on today's festival culture.
With personal stories and guest reflections, they shine a light on the urgent need to prioritize women's safety in these spaces. They also offer advice on where to find support and resources, highlighting organizations like Women's Aid and IDAS. If you've ever questioned the safety measures at music festivals or wondered how we can create safer environments, this episode is a must-listen. It's a candid conversation about the real dangers women face and what needs to change.