1) Maiv comments on the corruption the Legion has inflicted on the land. In particular she tells her army the furbolgs has gone insane and have to be culled. There is also the talk with the dryad about the giant creep (forgot the name) that leads to a quest. Finally, the discussion about the elf units that have been imprisoned by satyrs.
2) Discussions in the beginning, in particular Maiev comments on the ruins being those of the ancient elvn capital that seem to have emerged from the depths if the sea. There is also the cinematic in the top-left part of the map when recalls about the Boughs of Azshara. At the end, she orders part of the army to get back to the base while a group of units and herself will enter the Tomb.
3) Haha. There are several cinematics of Gul’Dan flashbacks and Maiev’s reactions, talking to her warriors. Note that Naisha is part of those units talked to. And later, Maiev meets Vashj and learn from her the secret of the origin of the Nagas. Even though Illidan is mentioned by Vashj, that’s hardly a man-centered conversation, is it ?
6) I think it’s the sixth mission. When Maiev, Tyrande and Furion travel to Lordaeron pursuing Illidan, Furion has to leave the ladies and they then meet Kael’s caravan trudging through the treacherous wastelands. Discussion at the beginning on whether they should help him or not, arguably focused on Illidan on Maiev’s side. At the end, Tyrande offers to stall the enemies to let the rest of them escape, and Maiev tries to convince her not to.

Thus, we can see clearly that there is plenty of talk between Maiev and other women throughout this campaign, for the obvious reason Maiev is leading troops of mostly/exclusively women. In case one would use a Bechdel test where female characters have no be named, as it apepars sometimes though not in your article, then Naisha, Vashj and Tyrande still provide the wished talk. Therefore I assert that Maiev actually brilliant passes the test.

I recently chose to level an orc arms warrior and now got him to 35.
Its such a different experience to walk in Ogrimmar! That place is 100% foreign! Thousands of freakshow-characters running in steep stairs, rope-bridges and Mad Max 2 elevators as a Zeppelin is passing…
Its funny to realize that the places I must attend on now are native american cow festivals with depressed skeleton hipsters and green-eyed-california-tanned-blondies.
And I think that this is the point. Playing Horde is really more fantastic, interesting and, above all, exotic.
I would really like to disagree on the stereotype on the allies, but I also am such a PUG player all along… So I faced many of these situations, only now I’ll see how many times it will happen to me in the Horde.

My thoughts and condolences to all those who have been blessed with knowing him.