Random Social justice Podcasts

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

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

Conversations With Matt Dwyer is a music podcast that focuses on the lives and work of legendary, established and emerging new artists. The interviews are not your typical Q&A format but an unfolding organic conversation that shines a light on the lesser explored corners of an artist’s work, life, triumphs and challenges. Some past guests included Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips, Van Dyke Parks, Lou Barlow, Donita Sparks of L7, Boots Riley and Jenn Wassner of Wye Oak/Flock Of Dimes. Conversations With Dwyer was also the catalyst for John Lurie selling his series “Painting With John,” to HBO.

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Categories: Arts, Music, Society & Culture

Tags: activism, Comedy, diversity, journalism, News, Politics, Prison Reform, redemption, social justice

What does it mean to be educated for today’s modern learner? With the rise in technology, is education a dying field? Are teachers necessary?Join middle school teachers Alyssa and Andre as they explore the ins and outs of today’s education system through the lens of equity and social justice. Each episode will explore relevant topics in education from the perspective of two black teachers in an urban school setting.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Tags: black teachers, Education, social justice

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

Thanks for checking out Newsong LA Church. We are a multicultural church located in Los Angeles by the Westfield Culver City Mall. Our Sundays feature an an upbeat celebratory worship service and relevant message. Here are some recent messages.

Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: advocacy, black lives matter, Christ, Compassion, economy, Freedom, george floyd, global society, God, government, Homosexuality, Jesus, lgbtq, love, Neighbor, Newsong, newsong la, newsong los angeles, non gender binary, police brutality, Politics, Racism, racism and the church, reconciliation, relationships, Sacrifice, social justice, spirituality

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

Upside Down Podcast is an ecumenical podcast at the intersection of justice, spirituality, and culture. Join us for conversations about God’s Upside Down Kingdom. No topic is off limits. Upside Down Podcast is a collaborative Christian podcast co-founded by Kayla Craig and Lindsy Wallace. Some of our most popular guests have included Christena Cleveland, Dr. John Perkins, Shane Claiborne, Jo Saxton, Father Greg Boyle, Shannan Martin, and Dominique Gilliard. Popular episodes have featured the enneagram, gentrification, nonviolence, vocations and callings, immigration, and more. Upside Down is proud to be an ecumenical podcast, bridging the gap between Catholic and Protestant thought. Visit www.upsidedownpodcast.com or follow us on Instagram at @upsidedownpodcast.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: catholic, christian, christianity, encouragement, faith, Jesus, justice, Progressive Evangelical, religion, social justice, spirituality, women

A podcast about coming together in a world that pulls us apart. With a musician’s ear, a writer’s pen, and a voice that invites you in, Shelter in Place weaves together stories both intimate and inspiring, showing us why art, not just doctors, will save us.

In the face of physical decline, how is “acceptance” not just “resignation” dressed up in zen clothing?

After an injury forced him to step back from the sports that helped him feel young, Nate Davis started to reckon with his own aging–and explore how other people feel about their age.

Complete show notes at shelterinplacepodcast.info.

A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.

Categories: Arts, Education, Kids & Family

Tags: art, bay area, Brain Science, Contemplation, coronavirus, faith, fiction, hope, interviews, Literature, meditation, Memoir, mindfulness, motherhood, parenting, personal essay, relationships, Self-Improvement, shelter-in-place, social justice, spirituality, writing

A podcast about the creative process – the how, the why.

Most artists are inspired by more than just their own medium – so even though podcast host, Matshidiso is a musician, the Arts more broadly, politics, people – in short, life informs the music she makes.

And why ‘Holding up the ladder?’ Because we’re all trying to get somewhere and Matshidiso believes we not only further the arts but each other if we ‘hold up the ladder’ rather than pull the ladder up from under us as we climb.

Website: holdinguptheladder.com

IG: @holdinguptheladder

Twiiter: @hutl_

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Categories: Arts, Music, Society & Culture

Tags: anti discrimination, anti racism, creativity, entrepreneurship, interviews, music, social change, social justice, the arts

Journalists Katie Herzog and Jesse Singal scour the internet for its craziest, silliest, most sociopathic content, part of an obsessive and ill-conceived attempt to extract kernels of meaning and humanity from a landscape of endless raging dumpster fires.

www.blockedandreported.org Plus: People got super mad at a New York Times column about campus free speech

This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at www.blockedandreported.org/subscribe

Categories: News, Society & Culture

Tags: Culture, internet, Internet Culture, Politics, social justice

Amplifying the voices of college inclusion innovators in higher education. The Resilient Campus Podcast is a weekly source of resilience, created in response to college professionals experiencing burnout and exhaustion doing college inclusion and social justice work. Host, Dr. Saby Labor, will interview coaches and influencers to strengthen our daily mindset so that we can sustain this work collectively. Whether you have diversity and inclusion in your professional responsibilities or you work in another functional area and build campus movements because that’s just who you are – this podcast is for you.

Categories: Education

Tags: college, diversity, equity, higher education, inclusion, lgbtq, people of color, professionals, resilience, social justice, university

Hi, we are Juan Fernandez and Cecile Munoz. We are fascinated by the intersection of business and relationships and how to thrive in your life. In this podcast, we explore issues affecting the workplace and how it impacts culture, interpersonal relationships, and how to grow as a human being. What makes us qualified? Juan Fernandez has covered some of the biggest stories in the Southland Los Angeles as part of the CBS News. His favorites include Presidential visits and the arrival of the Space Shuttle Endeavour and its final journey through the streets of Los Angeles to the California Science Center. Cecile Munoz is the president and founder of U.S. Executive Search & Consulting, a leading nationally recognized financial services recruiting and consulting firm. She’s one of a very small group of executive search firms owned and run by minority women working Wall Street investment firms.

Categories: Business, Society & Culture

Tags: adaptability, Agile, autopilot, Awareness, better yourself, business, change, cognitive intelligence, consulting, courage, cultural intelligence, Culture, development, emotional intelligence, empathy, ends with z, EQ, Equality, equity, Finance, Healing, human capital, human experience, humanness, improve yourself, leadership, learning, life experiences, mental-health, optimize your life, passion, Podcast, Politics, purpose, self help, Self-Improvement, social justice, talent, thrive, voting, voting power, vulnerability, well being, why it matters

“That Free Lunch” is presented by the Soulful Project in Paris, France. That Free Lunch hopes to foster meaning in the mundane, theological possibilities, and imagination for the unmaking and remaking of new worlds. Through story exchange, reflection, and guest clips from live Sojourner gatherings, we hope to invite new ways to be with one another.

Categories: Arts, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: acp not cancelled, acp young adults, acp youth, american church in paris, grant mongin, poetry, social justice, storytelling, the arts, theology, victor greene

VOTR is an intersectional Z’illennial take on the social & political plights of the current generations as told through the lens of two young queer Black women.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: 2020, abolition, acab, black lives matter, black voices, Black women, blm, Culture, early 20's, feminist, gen z, lgbtq, Political, social justice, spiritual awakening, teen, votr, young adult

We are here to challenge you to think and live for yourself, not convert you. Copyright © 2011-2023 All rights reserved. Written permission for use or reproduction is required.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: black americans, black atheists, black church, Black Community, black humanists, black nones, black politics, identity politics, reparations, social justice

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

Work Ethics is a series of conversations about building a better future.

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Categories: Business, Society & Culture, Technology

Tags: career, careers, dei, design, ethics, future of work, ideas, justice, Philosophy, social change, social justice, tech, Technology, tom mccormack, work