The Lounge at the CWE: Recent Episodes
The Center for Women at Emory
Living rooms have always been transformative spaces for feminist consciousness-raising, organizing, and community building. Our lounge at the Center for Women at Emory (CWE) is no different. In fact, this where the true magic of the CWE happens. It’s a judgment-free zone where women come to make new friends, have intergenerational conversations, and expand their views. We’re excited to bring you this experience virtually on our new weekly podcast featuring the professional and student staff of the CWE.
These are the views of the individuals that work at the CWE, not Emory University.
On this week's episode of The Lounge at the CWE, Chanel, Tia, and Taina talk about hibernation, resolutions, intentions, and what's considered the new year. Let's keep in touch:Email us for advice at cwe@emory.eduFollow us @emorycwe on Instagram and Facebook
On this week's episode of The Lounge at the CWE, Chanel, Amelia, and Yulia talk about the upcoming Midterm Elections, their first time voting, and why it's important to vote early.
Let's keep in touch:
Email us for advice at the cwe@emory.edu
Follow us @emorycwe on Instagram and Facebook
On this week's episode of The Lounge at the CWE, Chanel, Nalini and Mia talk about body positivity. What is it? Do we still need it and is it enough?
Let's keep in touch:
Email us for advice at cwe@emory.edu
Follow us @emorycwe on Instagram and Facebook
In this week's episode of The Lounge, Alexis, Alexis J., and Amelia talk about their hopes for film and media when it comes to feminism. They explain the Bechdel test, the male gaze in film, and how to stay authentic in your art.
Let's keep in touch:
Email us for advice at cwe@emory.edu
Follow us @emorycwe on Instagram and Facebook
On this week's episode of The Lounge, Natalie is joined by two of the Center for Women's newest student workers: Alexis and Gaby. Together they talk about the hype of Squid Games, some hot gossip, and how it feels to be attached to your phone.
Let's keep in touch:
Email us for advice at cwe@emory.edu
Follow us @emorycwe on Instagram and Facebook
On this week's episode of The Lounge at the CWE, Chanel, Natalie, and Tia talk about the Met Gala, Nicki Minaj, and the importance of knowing when to tap out.
Let's keep in touch:
Email us for advice at cwe@emory.edu
Follow us @emorycwe on Instagram and Facebook
We're Back for Season 2!
On this week's episode of The Lounge at the CWE, Chanel, Natalie, and Tia catch up on the gossip of the summer, share what it was like for them during their first week of college, and advice they would give the Class of 2025.
Let's keep in touch:
Email us for advice at cwe@emory.edu
Follow us @emorycwe on Instagram and Facebook
In this week's episode of The Lounge, Sungyoon, Louise, and Stephanie along with special guest host, Melissa from the Office of RACE at Emory, discuss childhood experiences, the complexities of being an Asian American, and some of the things they most enjoy about their identity.
In this week's episode Chanel, Natalie, and Stephanie discuss their frustrations with The Patriarchy as they react to recent attacks against Asian women in Atlanta and the violence against women protest happening in London.
Join Chanel, Tia, and Bria on this week's episode of The Lounge as they talk about the legacy of Harriet Tubman and the importance of Black women reclaiming the outdoors.
We're back! Chanel, Natalie, and Tia take a look back at this historical year of living through a pandemic and what it was like creating a digital women's center.
Chanel, Natalie, and Tia are back for another episode of The Lounge. This week they discuss the complexities of friendship as an adult, how to apologize to a friend, and what they've been cooking up lately.
While the students are away, Chanel, Natalie, and Tia hop on the mic to share some of the musings around motherhood, what they're currently cooking up, and dish on some hot gossip.
In this week's episode of The Lounge, Natalie, Natasha, and Amelia discuss the classic feminist topic of Double Standards. How do we spot them and why do they exist?
The staff at the Center for Women enjoy celebrating Halloween together each year. Instead of being in our physical space this year, we're coming together to talk about one of our favorite holidays and some of its challenges.
In this week's episode of The Lounge, Natalie, and Tia, along with their special guest host, Jackie, discuss some of the complexities of coming out and queer magic.
In this week's episode of The Lounge, Stephanie, Bria, and Louise dive into the K-Pop industry by sharing how they became fans, how they can also hate the music they love, and they also answer a question from an Emory student about skincare.
In this episode of the Lounge at the CWE, the Black Women of the Center for Women discuss the reality of what it's like to be Black Women in America, articulate what they desire from the world around them, and create a space for their own communal healing.
On this week's episode of The Lounge, Natalie, Sungyoon, and Louise discuss what it means to be canceled, if you can come back from it, and how to deal with friends who say problematic things.
In this week's episode of The Lounge, Natalie, Natasha, and Amelia share some of their biggest life moves, big Emmy wins, and how to find the courage to take a chance on yourself.
In this week's episode of the podcast, Chanel, Stephanie, and Louise share their ideas on how to manage your long-distance relationship during the time of COVID, what they thought of Disney's Mulan, and what it's been like for them to date as a feminist.
On this week's episode of The Lounge, Tia, Bria, and Louise talk about how they got into gaming, the disastrous results of a California gender reveal, and how they each deal with burnout.
In this week's episode of The Lounge, Chanel, Natalie, and Alexis share what's currently keeping them entertained, the hot gossip from this week, and tips on how to survive the first year of your Ph.D.
On this week's episode of The Lounge, the CWE's most recent graduates - Adesola, Kay, and Franny - share what has been keeping them entertained while in quarantine, some hot gossip, and their own college survival tips.
On this episode of The Lounge, Chanel, Natalie and Tia discuss what has been sustaining them while in quarantine, the new hot gossip and the topic of the week “Eff Having It All.”
Living rooms have always been transformative spaces for feminist consciousness-raising, organizing, and community building. Our lounge at the Center for Women at Emory (CWE) is no different. If you are a young feminist looking for interesting conversations about everyday feminism, want to hear feminists takes on current events, or receive some great advice from people who are living feminist lives, then this is this podcast for you.