In this conversation, Robina Khalid joins Upstream Podcast host Della Duncan to talk about the process of birthing from the perspective of a midwife. Robina is a mother of four, a writer, former academic, and activist. Robina shares the fascinating history of the field of obstetrics and its white supremacist, colonialist, and capitalist roots. They … Continued
Black German Women Singing for Life! Listen to Margo Okazawa-Rey Interview: Oihane Roach and King Josephine along with some of their evocative and lovely music on this program. Oihane Roach is a Berlin-based singer-songwriter crafting pop-soul and indie folk with a warm voice and poetic lyrics that explore themes of transgenerational healing, community and love. … Continued
Lucienne Noel has a conversation with core organizers from East Bay Families for Ceasefire, a collective of kids and caregivers who use their connections, power, and identity as families to support the Palestinian struggle for liberation.
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This is an episode of Other Armenias Podcast, hosted by Milena Abrahamyan and Tamar Shirinian. In this episode we talk to independent feminist researcher, Sona Baldrian – who is based in Yerevan, Armenia and who has many years of experience with women’s non-governmental organizations in the country – about the history of Soviet feminisms and … Continued
How can an art residency become a space for survival, resistance and the rebuilding of self? In this intimate documentary, we follow three young women – Fayza Al Afifi, Anna Kovalenko and Asita Ferdous – as they spend a month together at La Maison des Artistes en Exil on France’s west coast. Having fled war, … Continued
Produced By: Loyen Redhawk Gali & Catherine Jackson, with assistance from Morningstar Gali & Taweah Garcia -“To explain the many layers of the Indigenous People of the so called Americas, you would have to look at a map without borders. Tribe’s ancestral territories span across states and across man made country borderlines from the North … Continued
Mothers of Reproductive Justice turns the clock back to a 1994 lunch table, where twelve Black women gathered and transformed the conversation from choice to justice. They coined reproductive justice: a framework that affirms the right to have children, not have children, to raise them in safe and healthy environments, and to experience and enjoy … Continued
A showcase devoted to the Jazz pioneers, past and present. and everything in between with host, Jaz Sawyer. *** To view a PLAYLIST for an episode that has broadcast, click on the episode’s title. ***
