Socialjustice Podcasts

A psychotherapist dives into the broken underbelly of society, shining a light on more neglected topics in Pop Culture, Psychology, & Modern Media

The Catholic Feminist is a podcast for strong Catholic women who want to be inspired, informed, and intentional. Each week, we interview Catholic women on topics like poverty, refugees, eating disorders, mental health, and women's rights.

Empowerment Starts Here is a podcast that explores power, social change and disrupting the margins.

Join your host, MSW, as he delves into the nuance and tension of being saved AND woke. Are social consciousness and passion for Christ mutually exclusive, or do they go hand in hand?

Hosts Donovan Grant and Harrison Chute seek to attack life’s most frustrating queries head-on in an effort to reach the much sought-after egalitarian society through the most simple yet difficult forms of education: communication!

Each week on the Praise Hands Podcast, join host Robby Valderrama and learn from creative, cross-cultural solutionists who are shaping the future of church, race, music, and economics. Learn more about Praise Hands at PraiseHands.com.

Progressive intersectional feminist podcast exploring psychology and social justice. Co-hosted by psychologists Cindy Ariel and Julie Mayer.

Jasen Lee and Amy Donaldson are speaking out and speaking up about the issues facing our community. We are engaging in conversations that seek to help us understand our differing views and opinions on complex social justice issues, and what possible common ground might guide us in our search for solutions.

Each week brothers Mike and Fred Klonsky, bloggers and activists engage in conversation, often with in-studio guests. Topics may be local, national or international, but always with a Chicago sensibility and perspective, and always from "the Left side of the plate."

Motivation for Black People - black people under 40 doing cool sh!t. Inspiring you to do the same. For us, by us, to lift us higher than ever. Hosted by Justin Michael Williams.

Kristen and Elizabeth are here to ruin your favorite things! Our two friends talk TV, movies, famous figures, and pop culture and try and reconcile our fandoms with being socially conscious people. Each episode will explore the racial, gender, and LGBT issues in some of the things we all love and if we still love them when all is said and done.

Unconventional recipes for love and liberation. In a world filled with hate, injustice, and despair, our sense of shared humanity depends on learning to MAKE more love. Not find it, not fall into it. But intentionally create and wield it. Centering the voices of historically and culturally marginalized people, How To Make Love™ will provoke and challenge you to create your own recipe for and practice of making more love — in your life, and in the world. And ask you to include justice as a cr ...

An audio book club. Our geeks read and discuss new and classic works in the policy field – fictional and non. Social justice, tech, politics, policy … we cover it all and more. Let's think about what is at the heart of being a citizen in America. This book club helps us get at the heart of what it means to be a citizen in a democracy. Sponsored by the USC Bedrosian Center http://bedrosian.usc.edu/ Recorded at the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy http://priceschool.usc.edu

Conversations from a Contrary perspective of the world.

In an internet era characterized by comment section wars, devastating clapbacks, and anonymous vitriol, Dylan Marron explores what happens when online feuders step out from behind the keyboard and get to know the human on the other side of the screen. Join Dylan as he connects people who have clashed online – from old friends to complete strangers — to explore why we believe what we believe, how we relate to each other on the internet, and just what a phone call can accomplish. Don’t be fool ...

This show is all about social justice. Topics include human rights, poverty, animal rights, and the environment.

Join hosts Ami from Texas and Amy from Minnesota for real talk about atheism, feminism, politics, parenting, and whatever else we want to talk about because this is our show.

Traitor Radio connects people who are ready to resist with the means and motivation to do so, through moving first-person accounts, reported storytelling and activist homework.

Abolition Science Radio explores science and math delinked from racial capitalism, imperialism, and oppression - a science and math that serves all people.

Empowering and informing the melanated peeps to explore the impact of life experiences and current events through a mental health lens.

A social justice podcast combining hard-hitting journalism and interviews with hip-hop music and original lyrics from independent artists. Each episode delves into an important issue with an alternative take to widely accepted narratives, arming listeners with knowledge and insight they won't hear from mainstream media outlets.

The Prophetic Resistance Podcast travels the country to talk to our beloved community of freedom-fighters, justice-seekers and faith leaders. We are asking how - in this moment - leaders of faith and moral courage can cultivate prophetic resistance rooted in revolutionary love.

The RESIST Podcast is a social justice activism podcast focused on teaching and providing steps to fight against Donald Trump, fascism, and white supremacy. Please visit www.RESISTpodcast.com

We are two chicks from LA who are incredibly inspired by the March For Our Lives and are ready to take even more ACTION! Let's dive into the issues and find actionable ways to contribute to making this world even more awesome.

We are here to protect marginalized people, educate allies, amplify silenced voices, and have fun while doing it! This is a radical social justice intersectional podcast featuring two women of color, and we are holding a space for you to sit with us as our third!

This podcast focuses on supporting educators with the tools and resources necessary to ensure equity at their school. On this podcast, listeners can expect to hear interviews and stories from voices of equity in education today.

Every week there's a new outrageous story to react to, but whether it's election meddling, policy brutality, or #MeToo none of these things happened in a vacuum. In each season of Slant, journalist-hosts Maya Francis and Amy Westervelt dig into a long-standing issue that's fueling today's outrage.

Not Your Disappearing Indian is a new podcast about all the ways Native people are not going away and how America's got us all wrong.

The Gender at Work Podcast is a bi-monthly podcast series, featuring diverse voices from Gender at Work’s international network of feminist scholars, activists, and community-led development practitioners. In our informal conversations, we discuss merging ideas, issues and trends in Gender and Development that help us to find new ways of understanding our work, our institutions, our society and ambitiously, ourselves! By coming together in this new space, we seek to re-examine the resilience ...

With a heartfelt desire to help my community, Joy Always Talking is where I share real life experiences on navigating life as a black millenial, issues and entertainment surrounding the culture, and highlight, promote, and endorse small, black-owned businesses you should know about.

A regularly updated podcast for the network of people and organizations in the nonprofit, public and private sectors that build resilient families and vibrant communities. This podcast features strategies and pathways to strengthen our Hoosier communities together.

Three disparate men converge for a strange discussion of pop culture and politics. Our hosts include a psychonaut therapist with an aim to explore the healing benefits of drugs, an anarchist philosophy professor equally influenced by Marx and prison, and an English teacher terrified by the universe but energized by marginalized literature and media alike. Topics will cover the range from popular to degraded culture.

A music interview show where Rock, Pop and Jazz intersect. We feature the tastemakers, artists and the figures who are shaping the future of our scene.

The Fifty One is a nod to the fact that women make up 51% of the U.S. population. In each season, we take a national issue and work with local reporters across the country to explore its impact on women at the local level. In season 1, we're tackling food insecurity—the drivers of it, solutions, and what it really looks like in communities across the country.

K.I.N.G. Talks is the flagship podcast for The K.I.N.G. Movement--a National Christian Men's Movement aiming to empower men of color and address issues that uniquely affect the African American community. Join us weekly as we engage prominent cultural contributors to engage the issues with host Adam Coleman.

My name is Francis Lynch and these are my musings on issues in the social justice, leadership, and community service spaces. If you're involved in these areas you might be interested in these short podcasts. I've been working for 30 years to generate change, and I'm still thinking through what matters. It would be great if you would click the subscribe button for this Podcast in whatever Podcast Player you're using and you'll get each new episode that I release.

Burst Your Bubble is a podcast that looks at racism, sexism, homophobia, and all of the other -isms and -phobias within our society through pop culture. From music and movies to comic books and games, hatred, bigotry, and ignorance seep into our everyday lives. What is important is to dissect it and discuss it, and not just accept it as something we cannot process or change. New episodes will be released the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month.

Cindy Wang Brandt is a mother and progressive Christian writer who is on a mission to support the journeys of parents interested in Parenting Forward with progressive values. She's an author, blogger, community leader, coach, and live and online education provider for parents who are committed to raising their kids in a faith that isn't hierarchical, controlling and fundamentalist and want to see their children desire mercy and not sacrifice, to grow up walking in the ways of Jesus for peace ...

The Mama Bear Dares Podcast believes the world needs people who are determined to see love and justice win. We interview women who are pushing the dial toward compassion and explore the ways in which we can all make this world a more beautiful and equitable place.

The podcast, “Face 2 Face”, hosted by social change consultant David Peck, is featured on iTunes and Rabble.ca where he interviews guests and talks about change, social innovation and making a difference. His guests have included Paul Young, Atom Egoyan and Peter Singer. David’s paramount passion is social innovation and incremental change. He has spoken on on topics such as the Global South, mentorship, and entrepreneurship. He has presented in collaboration with organizations such as UNICE ...

The Real Agenda Network, podcasts for political change, offers a range of content which aims to inform, inspire and involve those who want a democratic, inclusive and fairer society that respects human rights and protects the planet. The focus is on fixing the fundamental problems of our time, primarily the extreme economic inequality and the unnecessary financial hardship suffered by millions everyday by developing a political agenda that moves us from here to prosperity. That’s The Real Ag ...

Up Close with Chris Tinney introduces you to today’s thought leaders, social entrepreneurs and activists making a difference in their communities and around the world and more importantly, ways you can take action to be part of the solution!Join likeminded people every Tuesday as we share the news that matters and hear from socially responsible CEO’s, Nonprofits, and Social Activists who share their unique perspective. You’ll meet people on the front lines of the issues you care about, and w ...

Connor and Agent Five force themselves to watch four episodes of a terrible Nicktoon every week so they can uncover the suppressed evils buried within. What appears to be a simple kids' show is revealed to star a callous, self-centered misogynist bent on world domination, and it's up to our hosts to expose his crimes... before it's too late!

A discussion about what’s happening in the Access to Justice community – one inspiring story at a time.

With fellow activists, educators, cooperators, artists, and all those searching for a better way – we’ll share stories of what it means to exist and resist in this current moment. We’ll also break down many of the diverse ways individuals and organizations are building solutions and affecting greater social change.

Opening up on the conversation on the issues being debated in today’s Los Angeles. Featuring interviews with local social and environmental justice leaders, plus the kind of big-picture context you won’t find anywhere else. Hosted by the founder of LA Forward, David Levitus, Ph.D.

More than Money is a podcast that creates a conversation community around how to use your values to engage with work and invest your wealth. The podcast is designed in a 12-episode season format. Each episode is produced around two core interview segments sharing a common theme. In this podcast, we explore the following topic areas: (1) business ethics, (2) economic justice, (3) corporate social responsibility, (4) social entrepreneurship, (5) community development, and (6) faith and values- ...

Poetic Justice Dialogues Series is a hub for engaging important conversations with artists, activists, authors, and influential thought leaders around the world who bring unique and fresh perspectives to an array of pressing global issues. The conversations in this series range from political, to poetic, to philosophical in exploration, and aim to bring fresh thinking to a diverse array of topics by delving into the deeper layers of culture, art, economics, leadership, politics, activism, so ...

In this podcast, I will be bringing you news and interviews with the people, projects, and the world of the criminal justice reform movement. I will be interviewing people, most of whom will be formerly incarcerated, who are seeking to end mass incarceration. It is their advocacy efforts, their organizations and their strategies that will lead us to our final outcomes. I hope that this program helps you understand better what mass incarceration is, how anti-racist work is at the root of this ...