A podcast for anyone who wants to learn more about how creativity can be a catalyst for positive change. It features interviews with artists and organizations who are using art to heal themselves, their community, and the planet. This podcast is a project of the Arts and Healing Network, an online resource at www.artheals.org. It is hosted by Britt Bravo.
Categories: Arts
Tales of Resistance is a collection of Stories about how the powerless resisted and changed the course of history. Many of these stories have gone untold, many names will not be recognizable, but you will almost always recognize the results that followed.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: activism, Biography, History, inspirational, Politics, resist, Resistance, Stories, storytelling
This is a podcast by Kenyans residing in Kenya and around the world. We talk about cultural issues, society, and current affairs. We also interview guests about their stories, life experiences, lessons they’ve learned, and how to make a difference.
Categories: News, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, addiction, adoption, africa, aging, agriculture, alcohol, art, birth, boarding schools, break up, breakups, business, cancer, childhood, Children, college, corporal punishment, criminal justice, death, diaspora, divorce, drugs, eac, east africa, east african, economics, Education, education system, elections, energy, environment, family, fathers, feminism, fiction, film and filmmaking, Food, friendship, gambling, Ghana, government, health and health care, High School, History, holidays, homelessness, housing, immigration, internet, jobs, journalism, kenya, kenyan, labor, legal system, Literature, love, marriage, mental-health, Military, mothers, murder, music, natural disasters, Nigeria, Nigerian, paranormal, parenting, personal finance, police, Politics, poverty, presidents, Prison, Psychology, race, refugees, regret, relationships, religion, science, sexual assault, sexuality, Siblings, south africa, SPorts, Tanzania, Technology, Teenagers, terrorism, theater, Topics, trade, travel, uganda, war, weddings, work
A crash course in feminist environmental health! Learn with us through case studies of products marketed to women and girls including cleaning products, cosmetics/personal care, menstrual/intimate care products and more. We discuss the health effects of toxic chemicals in these products and hear from feminist scientists and activists who are designing creative solutions by raising awareness, advocating for policy reform, and community organizing for action! Contact:PersistentandPervasive@gmail.com
Categories: Education, Science, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, Environmental Health, environmental justice, environmental policy, environmental racism, feminism, feminist, intersectionality, toxic chemicals
Dare to Use the F-Word tells the stories of today’s feminists through the art, the ideas, the community, and the activism that define them. These monthly podcasts, co-produced by the Barnard Center for Research on Women and Barnard College Communications, will bring you interviews, conversations, and voices making change to create a more just world. And there’s no better place to do this than at Barnard. For nearly 125 years, this College, in the vibrant City of New York, with the first center for research on women in the US, has been a hub of young feminist activity – a place where theory and practice, scholarship and action, converge. We dare to use the F-Word. We hope you’ll join us.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, feminism, feminist, gender, scholarship, sexuality, social justice, women's rights
What’s on your mind? Unlike those right-wing or left-liberal extremist shows, Free Talk Live is libertarian talk radio that ANYONE can take control of. Yes, even you. Free Talk Live is the next generation of issues-oriented talk. What is the meaning of freedom? This show is about Liberty with a capital L.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, am, Anarchism, Anarchist, anarchy, fm, Freedom, hampshire, keene, Libertarian, Liberty, new, nh, radio, shire, sirius, SiriusXM, talk, voluntarism, voluntarist, voluntaryist, XM
So You Think You Can Give is a weekly conversation featuring the work of non-profits, social enterprises, and everyday changemakers. Each week the podcast aims to bring awareness to a different mission-driven organization or individual – discussing the social issues they’re addressing, their model and methods of operating, and both the successes and challenges they face in carrying out their work of serving others. Each episode will also highlight practical ways that everyday people can get involved in giving back, even on a budget.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: activism, budgeting, budgets, consume with love, donate, donating, donations, magic wheelchair, money mindset, non profits, nonprofits, social biz, social business, social cause, social enterprise, social entrepreneurs, volunteer, volunteering
A family EduTech podcast encouraging hands-on learning for children through technology and engineering. Hosted by two girls who are young changemakers in STEM, we are eager for you to learn from them and join them on their journeys through school and as future engineers.
Categories: Kids & Family
Tags: activism, danielle boyer, ekgar, engineering, environment, Kids, robotics, steam, stem, Technology
a podcast about the news, the issues, and the facts hosted by sophie and felix
Categories: Kids & Family, News
Tags: activism, climate, Kids, News, politicalcommentary, Politics, science
A project of the Center for Arts, Design, and Social Research, this monthly series invites listeners to join a global conversation about the arts, transdisciplinary research, and social justice activism. Conversations from the Center features the voices of an international community of artists, writers, scientists, technologists, activists, and other innovators whose work crosses conventional categories of understanding to address the urgent issues of our times. Produced and co-hosted by Sylvain Souklaye, Dalida María Benfield and Christopher Bratton.
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Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, Arts, Center, critical, design, indigenous knowledges, research, Technology
Can You Hear Us? is a podcast by Monica Abad Yang and Madiera Dennison in partnership with the Department of International Development at LSE. The podcast is the first initiative of its kind in the Department and has the overall aim to prioritise BIPOC women and femmes’ specific experiences and narratives by creating a space where we can discuss a multitude of topics that affect us as women, women of colour (WOC) and women in professional spaces such as: Colourism or Work Life Balance. The name Can You Hear Us? originates from the COVID-19 pandemic as it is commonly repeated on Zoom but also symbolically reflects the work left to do to empower WOC.
Categories: Business, Society & Culture
A show produced by women of color centering women and nonbinary folks of color in politics and activism.
Categories: News
Tags: activism, Politics, progressive, women, womenofcolor
Bank Australia brings you a series of conversations about the ways you can create a positive impact for the community and the planet. You will hear real stories from people who are at the frontline of social change and see how individuals and businesses can work collaboratively towards common goals.
Categories: Business, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, australia, Bank, banking, change, community, responsible, social, storytelling
We Are the Voices Radio is pleased to present inspiring poetry readings and edifying conversations, recorded this past fall and in spring and summer 2020. The episodes included in this series feature the voices of nationally prominent activists, scholars, poets, and more. We offer these episodes in the hope that they will contribute to our listeners’ well-being and self-reflection, and will heighten their awareness, and move them to action. “We Are the Voices” is a Mellon Foundation Higher Education and Scholarship in the Humanities-funded project that forges an alliance between arts, literature, and public humanities. We are housed at Mills College in Oakland, CA, which sits on the ancestral and unceded land of the Ohlone people. This land acknowledgment serves as just a starting point for accountability and for actions to support indigenous organizations and change movements.
Categories: Arts, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, black lives matter, mills college, Oakland, oakland arts, poetry, poetry readings
Each month on Can We Talk?, the Jewish Women’s Archive features stories and conversations about Jewish women and the issues that shape our public and private lives. Alternating between a documentary style and a roundtable format, Can We Talk? includes profiles of historical and contemporary Jewish women, frank discussion of culture, politics, and current events, and little-known stories from our past and present. Contact us at podcasts@jwa.org. Tell us what you think of the podcast! Take our survey at https://jwa.org/podcastsurvey.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: activism, Education, feminism, History, jewish, jews, Judaism, social, women
Alex Barker and Sam Conniff chat to some of today’s best rule breakers – those who are willing to explore radical new territory and stick their head above the parapet for the greater good. The show tackles some uncomfortable conversation topics, and delves into what it really takes to be a modern pirate. Drawing on the principles in Sam’s 2018 bestseller Be More Pirate, and the follow up, How to Be More Pirate, this podcast is a dose of inspiration for anyone wanting to challenge the status quo.
If you’re interested in being a guest on this podcast please contact alex@bemorepirate.com
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Categories: Business, History, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, business, climate, club soda, craftivism, democracy, Drinking, Flatpack, george the poet, History, Olio, pirates, poet, Rebellion, waste
At this time of the Great Transition, we need new, fresh ideas, role models and narratives that show us how we can step forward into a future we’d be proud to leave to the generations that come after us. What does it take for our great, great grand-kids to look back and say, ‘It was hard, but they did it’? What changes are we already making that take us in the right direction? We talk to the people leading the way, offering interviews, conversations and radical new ideas from people who are living the change we need to see in the world. We have the choice now, to transform – or to face the chaos of a failing system. Our Choice. Our Chance. Our Future. Join the evolution at: https://accidentalgods.life
Categories: Science, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, agriculture, animism, climate change, climate emergency, conscious evolution, creative-writing, earth-based, economics, Education, evolution, farming, meta crisis, nature, Philosophy, political change, Politics, poly crisis, radical, Regenerative, shamanic, shamanism, smallholding, spiritual, spirituality, Thrutopia, Thrutopian, web of life
Lively conversations between artists and cultural leaders that explore topical subjects like activism, representation, feminism, and even street food, through the lens of Public Art Fund projects in New York City. Hosted by award-winning actor Jeffrey Wright and featuring Ai Weiwei, Danny Meyer, Darren Walker, Paola Mendoza, and more.
Categories: Arts
Tags: activism, art, contemporary art, new york city, public art, public art fund
Hosted by Lantos Foundation President, Dr. Katrina Lantos Swett, The Keeper features in depth conversations about the most pressing matters of human rights and justice around the world and welcomes some of the most important human rights figures of our time as guests.The Keeper takes its name from the personal conviction of the Lantos Foundation’s namesake Congressman Tom Lantos, fully lived out in his own life, that we have a moral and ethical obligation to be our brother and sister’s keeper. This guiding principle led Congressman Lantos to found the Congressional Human Rights Caucus and use his eloquence, leadership, and personal passion to advocate fiercely on behalf of those whose human rights were being trampled in every corner of the world.
Categories: Government, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, congress, democracy, foreign policy, Human Rights, internet freedom, justice, Religious Freedom, rule of law
The Official Podcast of the Persistence! For the past 4 years, we’ve been making history in critical elections all over the country, and last year we made history again by expanding our majority in the Senate, beating election-denying republicans in crucial statehouse races, and fighting back a non-existent red wave. But our freedoms are still under attack and we must keep fighting to build a just and equitable America for us all. Every week we take you behind the lines and inside the “rooms where it happens” with strategy, and inspiration from progressive change makers all over our country! And we give you the tools you need to make an immediate impact on our most critical races.
Categories: News, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, Democrats, elections, News, Politics, progressive