TANGtalks: An Exploration into Women's Rights: Recent Episodes
Maya
This podcast will explore themes about women's rights', marketed for teens and high schoolers. This podcast will cover a wide variety of topics, ranging from the history of abortion law to unfair treatment in the workplace.
In today's episode, I interview Dr. Brenda Jarmon, who started her own business, Sowing Seeds of Faith, after years of challenges. We talk about how to persevere through difficulty, and what the first step to starting business is.
In today's episode, I will be talking with Dr. Bigbie, who owns and operates a private business called The Bigbie Method, which is dedicated to scaling up the Nonviolent Communication processes to all segments of our society. She has also done work with restorative justice in Tallahassee, and elaborates on what the community can do to transition the justice system from being punitive to being restorative.
In this episode, I will be interviewing Cara Fleischer, a district supervisor for Soil and Water Conservation. We talk about sustainability issues in the environment, and what we can do as a community to overcome these challenges.
In this episode, I interview Michelle Bono, president and CEO of her own company. We talk about overcoming challenges when starting a business, how to handle a working community that isn't inclusive, and much more!
Today's guest is Dianne Williams Cox, who is looking to be reelected for Tallahassee City Commission Seat 5. We will be talking about her goals for the improving the community, including improving diversity and creating equal opportunities for women.
In this episode, I will be interviewing Dr. Marianne Arbulu, one of the candidates for Leon County School Board District 1. We talk about her goals for improving education in Leon County and how she plans to implement them into action.
In this episode, I will be interviewing Jessica Goodman-Taylor, the program manager for Leon County Teen Court, a diversion program that juvenile offenders go through in lieu of the regular court system. We talk about her work at Teen Court, as well as the justice system and what we can do to improve it.
In this episode, I interview State Representative Allison Tant about her reelection campaign. We talk about her policies and goals for the next legislative session and how she aims to make Florida a more equitable community.
In this episode, I interview Jennifer Powell, the executive director for Girls on the Run! She is also a business owner, and dabbles in pageantry. We discuss the work she does for the nonprofit, as well as how she aims to inspire the next generation of women.
In today's episode, I will be interviewing Michele, the mother of last episode's guest, Ali. This is the second part of the mother-daughter series, with a conservative mom and a liberal daughter. First, I interviewed the daughter, Ali, and then I interviewed the mother, Michele. In each episode, we discussed recent issues in the United States regarding women's rights, as well as having family members with opposite views.
In today's episode, I will be interviewing Ali, a business analyst. This is a mother-daughter series, with a conservative mom and a liberal daughter. First, I interviewed the daughter, Ali, and we discussed many relevant issues as of late, including the ongoing debate about Roe v. Wade as well as having polarizing views from your family members.
In today's episode, I will be interviewing Angela Rivera-Drewek, an attorney who is currently focusing on family law. We will be discussing many topics regarding the rights of women and minorities, so stay tuned!
In today's episode, I will be interviewing Dr. Shonda Bernadin where we discuss things ranging from equal pay in the workplace to the nation's progress as a whole regarding the rights of women/ woman aligning people.
Today I will be interviewing Donna, a writer and artist. We will be talking about women's rights as well as her own experiences.
This episode explores discrimination in medicine with specific case studies, including Henrietta Lacks.
This episode examines two major cases that happened recently and how they affect society going forward.
This week's episode will dive into a discussion of the patriarchal systems still prominent in the United States today, such as in family life, in influential positions of power, in the office, etc. Is society moving backwards? What can we do to combat this? Listen to this episode to find out!
This episode will take an in-depth look at The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and the different themes throughout the book. It will give a brief overview of the book and the messages it sends the readers, as well as discussing how the author potentially plagiarized much of the book from his wife's journals.
This episode will talk about how the public receives the news of scandal or any other unexpected situations in different ways. A few specific examples will be discussed, such as the Taylor Swift and Kanye West incident, Simone Biles stepping back from part of the Olympics for her mental health, and the drama that is generated from social media platforms.
This episode will discuss how there are elements of misogyny and double standards even in fictional universes and throughout literature. It will talk about topics such as why male authors have such a hard time writing female characters and why many readers typically fall for the male characters that don't treat women well, especially in YA fantasy books.
In this episode, I will be talking about the pressure women face in sports, focusing on a few examples from female-dominated sports such as figure skating. I will be discussing topics such as the expectations people have of female athletes, including having perfect technique or maintaining the "ideal" level of difficulty.
This episode will explore the details of the prejudices many women have to face in the office or in their work environment. Elaborating on different situations, it raises many critical questions that we may never know the answer.
This podcast episode will dive into how important female figures in politics were able to attain their position and what they are fighting for. It will break down the history of women in the Supreme Court and look closely at some of the justices, primarily Sonia Sotomayor.