Oxford Conversations on Consent

Oxford Conversations on Consent is a new podcast series exploring one of the most important and debated issues in ethics and law: sexual consent. Hosted by Oxford law academic Kate Greasley, the series brings together accessible conversations on consent, the impact of the #MeToo movement, and the legal, moral, and social questions shaping public debate today. Whether you're a student, legal professional, or simply curious about these issues, Oxford Conversations on Consent offers thoughtful discussions for everyone.

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Episode	Description	People	Date
Robin West: What’s Wrong with Consent	Robin West is Professor of Law & Philosophy Emeritus at Georgetown Law School. Robin and Kate discuss how consent came to be the marker of valid sexual conduct, some drawbacks of this and the radical feminist critique of consent.	Robin West, Kate Greasley	23 Jul 2026
Georgi Gardiner: Believing Women	Georgi Gardiner is Associate Professor of Philosophy Tulane University, Louisiana. In this conversation, Kate and Georgi speak about believing women, “She Said/He Said” rape allegations, and the problem of undue doubt.	Georgi Gardiner, Kate Greasley	22 Jul 2026
Quill Kukla: Consent to Sex in a Non-Ideal World	Quill R. Kukla is a Professor of Philosophy at the Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown University. Quill and Kate explore how it is possible to consent to sex in a world riven with inequality and power-imbalance.	Quill R. Kukla, Kate Greasley	22 Jul 2026
Kimberly Ferzan: How to Think Like a Lawyer about Rape	Kimberly Ferzan is a Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania. Kimberly and Kate discuss philosophical issues around consent and blameworthiness that underpin the law of rape.	Kimberly Ferzan, Kate Greasley	22 Jul 2026

Oxford Conversations on Consent

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