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Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: black americans, black atheists, black church, Black Community, black humanists, black nones, black politics, identity politics, reparations, social justice
Somebody Should Do Something tells stories of those individuals daring to change and shape America. On a narrative journey, you’ll meet people who encounter an injustice, issue, or cause they care passionately about and decide they are that “somebody” who cannot walk away. Some help people on a national, state, or local level – on issues ranging from medical care to poverty, job training to mental health. Others work to protect animals. Still more fight to safeguard our land, air, and water. And many strive to uphold, restore, and strengthen the values of our democracy. You’ll hear the stories and struggles of activist leaders, social visionaries, authors, and legislators. Learn about the issues they care so strongly about and why.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: activism, animal protection, civil rights, climate change, dark money, democracy, environmental justice, poverty, social justice
Unpacking My Privilege is a resource for intersectional feminists who want to change the world. Each week, Shanell Peterson (she/her) works to unlearn her privilege by listening to activists and educators who hold marginalized identities. We also amplify entrepreneurs, artists, and creators who are doing amazing things in a segment called “Hypegirl!” With a little nod to Peggy McIntosh (who’s most known for her writings on white and male privilege) and a heavy focus on Kimberlé Crenshaw’s concept of intersectionality (which was made by and for Black women) we can make a major difference on this planet together!
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: feminism, intersectionality, social justice
Fresh off a 2021 Chicago Reader nomination for Best Music Podcast, Real Ones brings you carefully curated conversations with rising artists from the 312 and beyond. Host Ben Moskow moderates long-form talks with the musicians making noise in the underground who just might be household names in a few years. Brought to you by Project FILO. Logos by Zack Zagula.
Categories: Music
Tags: Ben Moskow, interviews, music discovery, Music Podcast, Project FILO, social justice
A Podcast with unfiltered content that will address today’s socioeconomic, social justice, and general trending issues.
Tags: Entertainment, Politics, social justice, socioeconomic equity
Worlds of resilience, solidarity, and beauty are alive in the work of folk artists and culture bearers. This new podcast tells the stories of artists mobilizing heritage music, poetry, and visual art forms as tools to build community and work for justice.
Categories: Arts, Music, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, Culture, Folk art, folk music, live music, music, social justice, tradition
Transforming social work practice, one episode at a time. This podcast is dedicated to exploring social work topics and deconstructing what we think we know about social work practice. Each week Dr. Amanda Johns will discuss issues relevant to social work practice, and identify spaces where clinicians can consider exploring. at a deeper level. how they provide support to their clients.
Categories: Education
Tags: Deconstruction, Education, social justice, social work, social worker, theory
The Punch Out is your daily anti-capitalist news hit. Everything you need to know in 15-to-20 minutes, delivered daily, Monday-Friday at 5pm. Host Eugene Puryear breaks down what’s in the headlines, what’s behind them and what’s not there but should be. It’s a mix of analysis and reportage that’s all you need on your way home, or wherever you find yourself at 5pm ET.
Categories: News
Tags: activist, black lives matter, BreakThrough News, communist, Eugene Puryear, police brutality, social justice, socialist
The Roy & Kim show Presented by Team Diva Real Estate is a place to talk about the greater Seattle community, uplifting voices, and sometimes we talk about real estate. This weekly conversation was started in late 2019 as a way to stay in touch with our community and talk about the things they want to hear about.
Seattle Burlesque Shows and Events to support online.
Carson’s website www.carsonstclair.com
Carsons next show
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/behind-the-garage-door-2-a-burlesque-show-tickets-125751475047
Burlesque Karaoke – https://instagram.com/burleskaraoke?igshid=16ucfvrmgm03l
Mod Carousel – Boylesque
https://www.modcarousel.com/
Bawdy Suit Burlesque
https://instagram.com/bawdy_suit?igshid=89147x4iiaq9
House of Noire & The Noire Pageant
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-noire-pageant-presents-black-brown-excellence-tickets-139942520847
Dark Diamondbacks Burlesque
https://instagram.com/darkdiamondsburlesque?igshid=1brhk9er2muos
What the Funk Festival
https://www.whatthefunkfest.com/
Noveltease Theatre
https://novelteasetheatre.org/
Tags: community, real estate, Seattle, 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
Thanks for tuning into Envisioning Vermont: Climate, Justice, and the State of our Future. We’re glad that you’re a part of this ongoing conversation on the environment, human life, and where the two meet in Vermont and beyond. This podcast is hosted by 350Vermont. For more information, please visit 350Vermont.org. Cover art by Roger White.
Categories: Education, News, Science
Tags: climate, climate justice, environment, environmental justice, social justice, vermont
This is what happens when 4 close friends with 4 unique perspectives come together for an unfiltered table-talk exploration of social, political, and cultural issues and topics. Buckle up, y’all.
Categories: Arts, News, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, Current Affairs, Current Events, diversity, friendship, inclusion, learning, News, Politics, social justice
Elsa Eli Waithe and Coree Spencer are not doctors. But they are two funny people who have gone through some stuff, and came through smarter and stronger. Now they’re sharing the secret to better living through THC.
Categories: Comedy, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: addiction, black lives matter, Comedy, feminism, lgbtq, mental-health, self care, social justice, standup, therapy
Sermons and talks from Hyde Park United Methodist. Making God’s Love Real. Find out more at hydeparkumc.org
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: deVega, Florida, Magrey, methodist, progressive, social justice, tampa, UMC
The Soul of the Nation with Jim Wallis is a podcast about how our faith should inform our politics, and not the other way around. Each episode, Wallis, a prominent Christian ethicist and social justice advocate, host conversations about faith and justice with activists, authors, scholars, spiritual leaders and prominent politicians.
Categories: News, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Center on Faith + Justice, Equality, faith, georgetown, Jim Wallis, justice, love, peace, religion, social justice, spirituality
Finance. Feminism. No fucks given. Piggy and Kitty are the reclusive geniuses behind the popular blog Bitches Get Riches. They’re teaching young people how to become competent freaking adults in their finances, careers, and personal lives.
Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: adulting, advice, bitches get riches, careers, feminism, investing, jobs, life skills, Money, personal finance, side hustles, social justice
Named “Best of 2021” by Apple Podcasts. A kids podcast about the things that matter, like racism, body image, and belonging. Each episode opens up the dialog we’ve begun in our groundbreaking A Kids Book About series. Created by folks who’ve been there. Honest. Important. Relevant. Start the conversation. We know you’re ready.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family
Tags: Children, diversity, Kids, Racism, social justice
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
The Activist Files is a podcast by the Center for Constitutional Rights where we feature the stories of people on the front lines fighting for social justice, including activists, lawyers, and storytellers.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: activism, civil rights, Human Rights, Legal Advocacy, non-profit, racial justice, social justice
My name is Joe and I created this podcast believing that many Americans, if presented authentic testimony of systemic racism, will support changes to achieve “liberty and justice for all”. Through unscripted, engaging, and very personal conversations about America’s racial issues, it is my sincere desire to help white Americans become more empathetic, anti-racist citizens. Will you join me on this important journey of building a bridge to a new America? I encourage you to use our new easy to use self-recording feature on our website at MyAwakeningPodcast.com and become a part of this conversation. I hope that you too believe that America’s best days are still ahead of us. Please subscribe and engage with My Awakening Podcast.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: anti racism, anti-racist, cultural awareness, equity, racial issues, Racism, racism and the church, social justice, voter suppression, white awakening, white privelege