She's on It!: Recent Episodes
Jenna
'She's on It!' is a podcast run by Jenna Kim, a high-schooler passionate on women's rights and feminism. This podcast is primarily focused on teens to explore more about feminism through pop culture. With the intent is to educate, empower, and raise awareness, the episodes vary from interviews to friendly conversations and monologue episodes diving deep into society and culture.
Anne Donahue, author of Nobody Cares: Essays and Bravo fanatic, joins me on this exciting episode. Are rom coms and reality TV a feminist's guilty pleasure? Want to hear our thoughts and opinions on Vanderpump Rules over the years?
Tune into of the most lively and entertaining episodes to get all the hot takes on these topics! And don't worry, we make sure to cover #Scandoval as well!
Before you check out this episode, make sure to check out "A Deeper Dive Into Gender Violence with Dr. Debotri Dhar"
In this thought-provoking episode, the conversation with Dr. Debotri Dhar continues and there is a further conversation on gender inequality. There is a discussion on having more women in more leadership positions and there also seems to be perhaps a more suitable term for the glass ceiling.
Characters from her novel "Courtesans on Karim Street" are also explored and Dr. Dhar gets candid on how she felt about the novel as well as the readers' reactions and their messages to her. Enjoy!
Dr. Debotri Dhar, an award-winning author-educator, editor, and founder of the Hummingbird Global Writers' Circle and Hummingbird Global Leaders Forum, joins me on an exciting two-part series on this podcast. We discuss different identities such as, race, class, sexuality, and its intersection with gender violence. What factors play a role in combatting gender violence? What are some some effective ways to engage males in efforts to prevent gender violence? Listen to all her perceptive answers and ideas in this episode!
Make sure to check out the next episode to hear more of our conversation!
Kathryn Kolbert, the attorney for the landmark case Planned Parenthood v. Casey and a public-interest attorney who co-founded the Center for Reproductive Rights, joins me for this episode. She provides some of her insight on the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade and expresses some of her thoughts and opinions on what actions can be and should be taken next. She also has some suggestions on what teens and the younger generation can be doing as well in response to Roe v. Wade overturned.
Miriam Haart, from the Netflix Original My Unorthodox Life, joins me for this episode.
Miriam opens up about how she found her voice and shares her journey of discovering more about herself as a woman after her departure from an ultra-Orthodox Jewish community.
This episode is full of inspiring conversation on women's rights, girls in STEM, and finding your own sense of freedom.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has created 27 movies over the span of 13 years, but is there enough female representation?
Is Captain Marvel really a feminist superhero?
What are some of the hidden feminist messages in Black Widow?
Ethan, a close friend and Marvel enthusiast, joins me to dive into what we thought of the elements of feminism in Marvel movies.
SPOILER ALERT:
The discussion includes content from the Disney+ Original Marvel TV Shows (ie: Hawkeye, WandaVision). If you haven't seen these yet or don't want spoilers, come back after you watch them!
Welcome to the first episode of She's on It!
Did you enjoy watching the Olympics? Well, I definitely did! Specifically, the athlete that stuck out to me was An-San, a South Korean archer, who made history at the Games this year.
Tune in to listen more about An-San, the anti-feminist community present in South Korean society, and whether the short hair cut is a feminist statement.