Knock on Wood: Recent Episodes

Margaret Korinek

My name is Margaret and this is where I report on political and societal issues that interest me.

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What was once an art construct now stands as a lifestyle trend. How we dress, how many personal items we own, all pertains to minimalism. What most don’t realize is how much good it actually does for the environment.

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I interviewed my classmate and friend Roz Belie about her recent trip to the World Climate Summit in Madrid. We discuss the importance of protesting, making sacrifices for the climate, and how to deal with that weird, climate-denying uncle during the holidays!

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This is a full guide to all of the democratic candidates in the 2020 presidential race. Sourced from The NY Times article: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/us/politics/2020-presidential-candidates.html

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Humans are hurting endangered species everyday even when we rely on them for survival. In order to keep humans from extinction, we need to save these plants and animals.

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Should doctors begin to prescribe marijuana as pain relief instead of Opioid prescription painkillers? This podcast reviews studies of Opioid addiction and overdoses in the states that medical marijuana is accessible.

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This podcast takes a closer look into the new generation of leaders after millennials and how their hard work ethic is determined based on how children are raised.

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This episode looks into the recent rise of straight pride parades in the US. It examines the origins of Straight Pride and where it stands alongside the LGBTQ community.

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After a fake account on Instagram concerning the Crisis in Sudan went viral, I decided to look into how instagram is revolutionizing politics and fueling campaigns.

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This podcast analyzing the 15 steps need to minimize police brutality. An article from democracy.org

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In this podcast I will ask and answer the following question: What is feminism today, and what are the problems that women still face today in society?