Where Deconstruction Meets Dangerous Women. What does it mean to go feral? For women raised to obey, to smile politely, to stay silent — going feral means slipping the leash. It means refusing to shrink, refusing to hold the world together while less qualified men take center stage. I'm Lori Randall Stradtman — once a Republican precinct president in the Deep South, trained to disappear behind men as an act of "faith." But leaving a high-control religion, earning my Communications degree from UGA, becoming a published author, and embracing critical thinking changed everything. Now, on the Feral Podcast, I share dangerous truths and creative liberation. Together, we decode cultural scripts with critical discourse analysis. We expose patterns of control. We transmute them in real time with the latest neuroscience. And we imagine a freer world — one where sovereignty, creativity, and embodied autonomy aren't radical, but normal. This isn't just politics. It's about women (and the men who love them) stepping out of scapegoat roles and into sovereignty. It's about repairing reputations after erasure. It's about unleashing the feral power we were told to suppress. Dangerous women don't behave. They break patterns. They live free. 🎙 New episodes weekly. Subscribe now — and step into your feral.