Random Social justice Podcasts

There are plenty of podcasts that will tell you how the latest tech gadget or “innovation” will affect the tech landscape tomorrow, but there aren’t that many concerned with the potential impact of that tech in a decade—much less a century. In a culture obsessed with now, how can we make choices with a view for tomorrow, next year, and beyond? 25–35-minute episodes released the first and third Wednesdays of the month.

Categories: Arts, News, Religion & Spirituality, Technology

Tags: art, christianity, ethics, journalism, Movies, music, new media, patience, religion, slowly, social justice, Technology, winning

This world is a broken place but it doesn’t have to be that way, God wants to use your one life – with all your incredible abilities and passions – to make right what is wrong in this world. And discover how when you give your life away to change this world for good, God will change you.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: abolitionist, africa, changemaker, chinchen, Compassion, Equality, expatriate, global travel, liberia, racial equality, social justice, sustainability

A Kids Podcast About Activism. Join kid activist Leo, founder of Dance for Justice, as he celebrates and amplifies kids who are activating social change by doing what they love.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: activism, cause, causes, change, Children, Crowdfunding, global, Kids, racial justice, social justice

The Ethics Age podcast is a production of the Irish Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice, which deals with the ethical complexities of living in a prosperous but profoundly unequal society. The first four episodes are an accompaniment to the book ‘Theological Ethics in a Neoliberal Age’ by the social theologian of the centre, Kevin Hargaden. Each episode unpacks a theme in the book, which tackles the challenges that Christians face living in a time of neoliberalism, the political and economic doctrine that aims to maximise profit for a few at the expense of the many.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Science, Society & Culture

Tags: christianity, economics, ethics, Neoliberalism, social justice, theology

Easy Talk to Get You Started

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: advocate, asmr, business, Culture, Curiosity, entrepreneurship, learning, sex positivity, social justice, voice acting, writing, youtube

Join Shohreh Davoodi, a self-trust coach for queer folks, for a podcast that celebrates what’s possible when you commit to being brave. Conjuring Up Courage navigates the complexities of power, privilege, and personal growth to explore how to build a more fulfilling life and create a better world for everyone. Through educational solo episodes and vibrant interviews with diverse guests from the LGBTQIA+ community and other marginalized groups, Shohreh engages in conversations about identity, sexual orientation and gender, self-doubt and shame, boundaries, vulnerability, resilience, self-care and community care, social justice, and more. This podcast invites you to stop living according to “shoulds” and step into your motherf*cking magic instead. New episodes are released every other Tuesday.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: boundaries, brave, courage, resilience, self care, self-compassion, self-doubt, self-trust, Shame, social justice, vulnerability

Welcome to Rev’ing Up, the newest media ministry from Community Church of New York. This show is a container to explore the intersectionalities of life, ministry, and professional clergy formation from the perspective of two Unitarian-Universalist intern ministers. We are in community with you, our listeners. We invite you to co-create this space with us. Contact us at podcast@ccny.org! Hosted by Carrie McEvoy and Meagan Henry Produced by Amy Wilson Learn more about Community Church of New York at ccny.org

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: liberal religion, ministry, Philosophy, Politics, social justice, spirituality, unitarian-universalist

If you are an entrepreneur, consultant, or business owner who identifies as womxn, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, neurodivergent, disabled, or any other historically excluded identity, Now & Center is a space created for you. Join us to learn from a diverse and inclusive community of entrepreneurs who have a wealth of experience, are willing to tell it like it really is, and are rewriting the rules for business to center humans, social change, and standing in our authenticity and power. In each episode, you’ll have the opportunity to learn through the real stories of our guests, including the unique challenges that come with being a member of a historically excluded community, as well as a coaching conversation around a current challenge in their business. Now & Center: Entrepreneurial Voices from the Margin is a space to bring forth a new set of voices in the business world. The time is now to center the voices that have been marginalized for too long. WE are the new voices in business. Schedule a Discovery Call to explore working together: https://calendly.com/karenbartlett/30min. Check out more about Kite + Dart Group: www.kiteanddartgroup.com. Register for an upcoming event: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/the-kite-dart-group-16435043586.

Categories: Business

Tags: alignment, bipoc, business, dei, entrepreneurial activism, entrepreneurship, impact, intentional entrepreneurship, Kite + Dart Group, lgbtq, social change, social justice

A show about social justice, black lives and culture, oh, and The Boondocks!

Categories: Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: Boondocks, social justice, The Boondocks

In 2019, a Black person can walk in Walgreens and they cannot refuse you service because of the color of your skin. We can run schools, organizations and corporations. Delta Airlines cannot say, “we don’t serve Black people.” We can attend any college or university that we like and they cannot openly deny us access because of our race. Why? The answer is simple. As Black people in the United States, every right that we have is a direct result of community organizing. Community organizing is the people directly impacted by a problem, strategizing and building power to win policy change, or resources to improve their quality of life. For our entire history in this country there is a long and committed record of people speaking power to power in order to change their living conditions. Today, we see a resurgence of black led grassroots community organizing. Community organizing is not activism. Join the On the Ground family to learn the difference. This podcast hosted by Jitu Brown, National Director of the Journey for Justice Alliance, is dedicated to “spreading the gospel” of community organizing to the public. We are not in an ivory tower, intellectualizing about what Black people need to do. We are in these streets, waging our struggle for liberation. We are ON THE GROUND.

Categories: Education

Tags: Black People, Children, civil rights, communities of color, Community Organizing, Discrimination, J4J, Jitu Brown, Journey for Justice Alliance, public schools, Racism, social justice

In these captivating, compelling, sometimes tragic, yet always uplifting tales of humanityfrom the borderlands, host Sarah Towle, author of Crossing the Line: Finding America in the Borderlands, spotlights the extraordinary efforts of ordinary heroes to tear down the walls that divide us.

It’s David meets Goliath in the age of global apartheid. But can the monster be slain this time?

Global nomad and ally to all, Sarah believes that “if you knew, you’d be outraged too!” Her tales of humanity from borderlands, worldwide, lift up the heroes still flying the tattered flag of values espoused in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights — folks who show us, every day, that there is a better way. That we can welcome with dignity. That cruelty is not okay.

Formerly entitled Witness Radio, From the Borderlands is endorsed by Witness at the Border and is produced by Livia Brock.

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Categories: Education, News, Society & Culture

Tags: History, Human Rights, immigration, migrants rights, Migration, root causes, social justice, systemic racism

Through conversations with a diverse array of leaders, Senior Associate Dean Brian Lowery explores the role of race in society, how race interacts with structures of power, and how systemic racism manifests itself in institutions and in our daily lives. These candid and honest conversations show how future leaders’ decisions might lead to different outcomes for different people, based on race.

This podcast is part of Stanford Graduate School of Business’ Leadership for Society series.

Categories: Business, Science, Society & Culture

Tags: diversity, inclusion, Inequity, race, racial discrimination, social justice, STANFORD, Stanford GSB

A podcast at the intersection of social impact and personal finance that covers questions of how we might spend, donate, and invest more in line with our values.

Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: community development, donate, environmental, Equality, Governance, justice, personal finance, philanthropy, social justice, Socially Responsible Investing, Society, Sustainable Shopping

We seek to share the Truth of Jesus Christ both locally and globally so that ALL may know Him and become His passionate, committed followers. New Community Covenant Church is a multicultural church located in the Logan Square Community in Chicago. Committed to breaking the cycle of “church as usual”, New Community exists to provide an alternative to those tired of religion. We want people to know that God’s desire for them is to be in intimate communion (community) with Him and with others. New Community’s Sunday services meet at 2649 N Francisco Ave. Chicago, IL 60647 at 10:00 AM

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: chicago church, Christ, christianity, diversity, emerging, evangelical, God, Jesus, logan square, logan squarechicago, multicultural, nc3, new community, new community covenant church, prayer, social justice

African American Jerome Facione Sr. & conservative Caucasian Dr. Josh Luke were high school friends & teammates that came together 30 years later united in advocating to end systematic racism & promote equality. The show leaves politics aside & takes-on tough conversations most Americans avoid. Josh and Jerome discuss why it is appropriate to have an African American student union or Congressional Congress, but not an organization just for Caucasians. “What? We don’t have a Caucasian History Month?” Find out why and how you can engage in this conversation when the opportunity presents itself.

Categories: Business, News, Society & Culture

Tags: african american, black lives matter, Caucasian, Equality, Racism, social justice

“Our nation is in crisis. The questions Christ posed in his day, about truth, power, justice and of anyone who claimed to be his followers, offer clues for facing our current moment.” – Jim Wallis

Reclaiming Jesus Now with Jim Wallis is a ten-episode podcast series on the themes of Jim Wallis’ new book, Christ in Crisis: Why We Need to Reclaim Jesus. Wallis is joined by two voices from a rising generation of activists, William Matthews and Allison Trowbridge, who seek to reconcile their own spiritual journeys with the spiritual and political crises we face today.

Jim Wallis’ new book, and the conversations in this podcast, are organized around eight urgent and provocative questions Jesus Christ asked or provoked while pursuing his call:

– The Neighbor Question
– The Image Question
– The Truth Question
– The Power Question
– The Fear Question
– The Caesar Question
– The Peacemaker Question
– The Discipleship Question

These questions confront all of us with an invitation and a choice. How will you respond?

Go to: book.sojo.net

Categories: News, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: Allison Trowbridge, Another Name for Everything, Christ, Christ in Crisis, christianity, Donald Miller, evangelicals, faith, God’s Politics, Jesus, Jim Wallis, Political, Politics, religion, Richard Rohr, social justice, Sojourners, spirituality, the liturgists, Trump, William Matthews

Part social commentary, part spiritual reflection, part biblical study, and part prayers for an aching world, the Do Justice Podcast examines the intersection of faith and the secular through a faith-based, social justice lens. http://www.shiningwatersregionalcouncil.ca Formerly the Living Presence Podcast.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: christianity, faith, God, Jesus, popular culture, progressive Christianity, social gospel, social justice, spirituality, united church, united church of canada

Tabias Olajuawon, JD/ABD is an author, poet, speaker and interdisciplinary scholar who studies race and African American culture using the tools provided by various disciplines including: law, literary and cultural studies, music, and the social sciences. He has published numerous blogs and articles in the areas of law, cultural studies, BlaQueer Studies and African American studies.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Tags: african american, black, criminal justice, gay, gender, law, lgbt, Politics, queer, race, sexuality, social justice