S1E1 - Katy Perry in Space!
In this introductory episode, Amanda introduces herself, her ideas, and the podcast!
NYT: Don't Just Thank Black Women. Follow Us. By Angela Peoples
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/16/opinion/sunday/black-women-leadership.html
Intersectional Identities of Christian Women in the United States: ...
Kimberle Crenshaw on Anti-Blackness
US corporate media have a white supremacy problem: They decide whose ideas are taken for granted and whose deemed marginal.
The Type B Baker: Creativity, Social Justice, and Mental Health with Gabbie Gonzalez
Heidi and Gennaro talk with Gabbie Gonzalez to learn about her journey from a hobbyist baker to a sweets and social justice content creator. Gabbie emphasizes the importance of creativity in baking and shares her unique approach as a 'Type B Baker' on Instagram and Substack.
She shares the creat...
Legacies of Colonialism in Public Health
Public health has been used as a tool of empire for centuries. Keeping settlers healthy enough to maintain colonial control over land, resources, and capital is a part of public health’s history. It’s also part of its present.
*Content Note: This episode contains mentions of residential schools ...
Crenshaw, City Hall, and the Future of Paseo Nuevo | Newsmakersn
On this week’s episode, Montecito Journal Editor Gwyn Lurie returns to recap her extraordinary public conversation with pioneering legal scholar Kimberle Crenshaw, highlighting the new series of public forums sponsored by her enterprise, as News-Press Editor Josh Molina reprises his reporting on ...
CounterCulture - Intersectionality: fuelling justice or division?
Should all people be placed in categories based on their gender, race or sexuality in order to help fight injustice? Kimberle Crenshaw, who coined the term "intersectionality," believes so. In this episode of CounterCulture, the panel goes straight to the source of the intersectionality movement ...
The Smithsonian and Critical America Theory
The Smithsonian came under fire in congressional hearings recently due to the displays that the Trump administration has labeled racist and incorrect history. What’s happening in the Smithsonian and in American history museums in general is not just random liberals changing diplays to suit their ...
Backtalker: Exploring Intersectionality and Critical Race Theory
In a powerful discourse held in conjunction with the release of Kimberly W. Crenshaw's memoir, Backtalker, the evening celebrated Black literature and its significance in the broader cultural landscape. Kimberly Crenshaw, an eminent scholar and co-founder of the African American Policy Forum, eng...
Live Episode From Dublin - Ask Me Anything
Recorded live in front of an audience at the 2026 LEAD Conference in Dublin, Allyson and Sarah throw out the traditional script for an open, unfiltered ‘Ask Me Anything’ session. This episode tackles the friction points that leaders and teams encounter daily across retail, FMCG, and consumer good...
Daniel Holtzclaw: the predator cop of Oklahoma City
On June 18, 2014, a grandmother named Jannie Ligons was pulled over during a routine traffic stop in Northeast Oklahoma City. This stop would be the beginning of the end of the predator cop named Daniel Holtzclaw.
In this episode, we break down the life and crimes..and also, the trial, of former...
