Couch Potato Politics: Recent Episodes
Seamus Bozeman
This podcast will cover human rights issues, politics, and social issues from my couch to your ears.
Thank you for listening to Couch Potato Politics! Hope you all enjoyed this episode on women’s rights around the world, with my guest, Gabriella Hakopian. This is the fourth and final installment of my youth activism series. For this episode’s action steps and donations, please check out the National Organization for Women, Association for Women's Rights and Development, Global Fund for Women, International Women’s Health Coalition, Women’s Environmental Development Organization, Equal Rights Advocates, The Women’s Refugee Commission and Planned Parenthood.
National Organization for Women: https://now.org/
Association for Women's Rights and Development: https://www.awid.org/
Global Fund for Women: https://www.globalfundforwomen.org/
International Women’s Health Coalition: https://iwhc.org/
Women’s Environmental Development Organization: https://wedo.org/
Equal Rights Advocates: https://www.equalrights.org/
The Women’s Refugee Commission: https://www.womensrefugeecommission.org/
Planned Parenthood: https://www.plannedparenthood.org/
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Also, you can join the discord server to hang out and discuss all things politics, here: discord.gg/NZFW4As3gZ
Thank you for listening to Couch Potato Politics! Hope you all enjoyed this episode on local government, with my guest Ransom Fox. This is the third installment of the youth activism series. For this episode's action steps, please get involved in your local government by going to board meetings, town halls, and other events in your city. By getting engaged on a local level your impact can grow, and you can be the change you want to see.
Again follow Couch Potato on Instagram and Spotify (@couchpotatopolitics) for all of the latest on everything related to the podcast.
Email questions, concerns or feedback to :couchpotatopoliticspodcast@gmail.com
Also, you can join the discord server to hang out and discuss all things politics, here: discord.gg/NZFW4As3gZ
Thank you for listening to Episode 4 of Couch Potato Politics! Hope you all enjoyed this Pride Month themed episode with my guest, Sadie Smith. This is the second installment of the youth activism series. For this episodes action steps and donations, please check out both the Trevor Project, The Black Aids Institute and The National Center for Transgender Equality.
The Trevor Project: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/
The National Center for Transgender Equality: https://transequality.org/
The Black Aids institute: https://blackaids.org/
Again follow Couch Potato on Instagram and Spotify (@couchpotatopolitics) for all of the latest on everything related to the podcast.
Email questions, concerns or feedback to :couchpotatopoliticspodcast@gmail.com
Also, you can join the discord server to hang out and discuss all things politics, here: discord.gg/NZFW4As3gZ
Thank you everyone for listening to Episode 3 of Couch Potato Politics! Hope you all enjoyed this first part of this youth activism series! For this episode’s action steps and donations, please check out how you can get involved with the Log Off Movement, start your own chapter, join as an ambassador to participate in their projects, write for their blog or share your experiences with social media.
Log off Movement: https://www.logoffmovement.org/take-action
https://www.logoffmovement.org/
To join the conversationalist, you can use this link to join the community (Gen Z only): https://links.genevachat.com/invite/a4eaa2fa-b758-403f-9876-ca9f254660aa
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Thank you all for listening to Episode 2 of Couch Potato Politics. Hope you all enjoyed it. Please be sure to follow us on Spotify and Instagram @couchpotatopolitics and email us with any comments, questions or concerns at couchpotatopoliticspodcast@gmail.com
For this episodes action steps, make sure to direct all donations to Everytown, Students Demand Action and Mom's Demand Action. There are also instructions on each website on how to start your own chapter at your high school or college and start advocating for gun control and safety in your local community. Also, if you want to get involved in gun control advocacy, and ways to contact your legislators, be sure to text STUDENTS to 644-33.
Students Demand Action: https://studentsdemandaction.org
Everytown: https://www.everytown.org/
Mom's Demand Action: https://momsdemandaction.org/
To keep track of the latest gun violence data in the U.S., and see where I got my statistics for this episode, be sure to check out the Gun Violence Archive: https://www.gunviolencearchive.org/query/14c00d51-0b8d-4dd6-a71e-0caa61f54155/map
This episode is an interview with my AP government teacher, where we discuss government and how politics is all a game. We also talk about how you can participate on a grassroots level in your community to make the change you want to see no matter your political beliefs. At the end of this episode I meant to thank my guest, Mr. Skinner. I'm so grateful for his time and knowledge, and for being my guest. For this episodes suggested donation, direct funds to:
Fair Fight: https://fairfight.com/
ActBlue: https://secure.actblue.com/directory/all/org
and MoveOn: https://front.moveon.org/
Episode one on March 15th. This is an introduction to my project and what I aim to do. Leave feedback, comments, questions or concerns @couchpotatopolitics on Instagram or my email couchpotatopoliticspodcast@gmail.com