12. Minisode: Interview with Material Culture & Gender Scholar Jo Paoletti
You liked the last minisode so we decided to give you another! In this episode, Dana, Jasmine, and Joy discuss their interview with Jo Paoletti. Paoletti is currently a material culture and gender scholar and a member of the Costume Society of America. In 2017 she will retire from the University of…
Jo Paoletti
Jo Paoletti discusses her new book Pink and Blue: Telling the Boys from the Girls in America.
Episode 1: PINK - It's an attitude
Our first episode! We even broke an hour, wow.
Welcome to Game is a 4 Letter Word, and our first episode: PINK - It’s a Lifestyle, show notes.
And a quick word if you happened to blunder onto this post somehow: I had an idea around Christmas to do a podcast, a video podcast at that time actuall…
If Your Clothes Could Talk
Whether you know it or not, your closets are filled with personal information. About your identity, your values, your personality. And every day, you wear it all right out the door for the whole world to see.
Do you think about what are you saying with your clothes?
Original Air Date: March 16,…
If Your Clothes Could Talk
Whether you know it or not, your closets are filled with personal information. About your identity, your values, your personality. And every day, you wear it all right out the door for the whole world to see.
Do you think about what are you saying with your clothes?
Original Air Date: March 16,…
Episode 98: Navigating Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation With Your Kids: In Conversation with Dr. Cyndi Gilbert, ND
In this episode, Dr. Toni talks with Dr. Cyndi Gilbert about how to navigate conversations around gender identity and sexual orientation with our kids, so that we can have open conversations and support our kids in a safe and loving way. We cover the difference between sex and gender, the assumpti…
Pink for Girls, Blue for Boys — Why?
This week, we’re revisiting a favorite episode. Caller Elle wants to know: how did we decide that pink is for girls and blue is for boys? Textiles and clothing historian Jo Paoletti and cultural historian of medicine, gender and the body Hanne Blank tell us how pink and blue got gender-coded.
Lea…
Pink is For Girls, Blue is For Boys
We've always been told that pink is for girls and blue is for boys- but when was this decided and by whom? Jo Paoletti, a professor of American Studies and author of the book, Pink and Blue: Telling the Girls from the Boys in America, shares the colourful tale of how these two shades first became g…
The Remoy Wears a Dress Episode
Boys can’t wear dresses, they say….but was that always true? This week, Professor Jo Paoletti stops by the pod to let us know why boys stopped wearing dresses.
Remoy starts us off with a visual…of none other than himself swagged out in a dress as a baby.
You may be thinking to yourself, is that a…
Do Boys Like Blue and Girls Like Pink All the Time? S3E1
Welcome back to Seemingly Unrelated the podcast that makes you wonder if World War II is responsible for you having a food processor (kind of, yeah)
This season we are tackling the topic of 'social constructs' because it seems like a lot of people have heard the phrase but maybe aren't too familiar…
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