Helen Fisher, popular author (The First Sex, Why We Love) and media savvy anthropologist, speaks with WIE editor Jessica Roemischer about why women love to sleep with men at the top.

A feminist activist and author interviews her male spiritual teacher about why women's liberation and spiritual liberation have nothing to do with each other.

Cynthia Bourgeault, Episcopal priest and hermit, author of Love Is Stronger Than Death, and internationally recognized teacher of contemplative prayer, speaks with WIE's Jessica Roemischer about the ultimate liberation of women—beyond identification with gender itself.

Philanthropist Helen LaKelly Hunt speaks with WIE senior editor Elizabeth Debold about the spiritual motivations of the 19th century American feminists who courageously stepped outside their prescribed roles to launch a movement that would eventually end slavery and give women the right to vote.

In this pair of interviews, Ma Jaya Sati Bhagavati, an American-born guru and global humanitarian, and Mirabai Devi, a South African spiritual teacher, author, and healer, speak about the urgent need for women today to awaken to their highest potential.

Three feminist commentators—award-winning author of The Vagina Monologues Eve Ensler, media studies professor and author Laura Kipnis, and whistle-blowing feminist Ariel Levy—weigh in on the status of women’s liberation in a world where much has changed for women yet many things remain the same.

Harvard University’s Harvey Mansfield gives his controversial take on men, masculinity, and the gender-neutral society.

Join Dr. Elizabeth Debold, founding member of the Harvard Project on Women's Psychology and Girls' Development, and What Is Enlightenment? senior editor, in a bold call for a new women's liberation.

Noting the surprising absence of women at the leading edge of cultural change, Debold asks what happened to the revolution that women started in the last half of the 20th century—and calls women to once again aspire to transform the status quo.

Exploring the politics of women's liberation in North Africa. An interview with Donna Zajonc.

There's a lot more to guru sex scandals than innocent victims fallen prey to unscrupulous teachers. Whether they're after wealth, security, social status, or enlightenment, women love men at the top, and they have for four million years.

A feminist activist and author interviews her male spiritual teacher about why women's liberation and spiritual liberation have nothing to do with each other.

“'Mastery' implies that there's something under you-usually a slave. It's the mastery of the world that's gotten us into the mess we're in.” An outrageous, outspoken evangelist of health and fitness speaks out on enlightenment, women's empowerment and having the guts to tell the truth.

“A literary agent once told me that if she put a call out for autobiographies, the next day she would have fifty on her desk from men and none from women.” A developmental psychologist shares some intriguing insights on why getting women to speak about self-mastery can be a difficult task.

An interview with a founder of the feminist spirituality movement.

A feminist speaks candidly about women and liberation.