chandy's corner podcast: Recent Episodes
hannah chandy
in which a bubbly psychology student explores the multifaceted nature of being a young adult by opening up about her own struggles and the lessons she's learned along the way. adulting may be difficult, but you are not alone.
follow the podcast socials on twitter and instagram: @chandyscorner and follow my personal socials on twitter and instagram: @itshchandy to stay updated on new episodes, which come out every friday!
june 30th marks the end of pride month, a month long occasion which aims to uplift and celebrate the lgbtq+ community. because of this i decided, after weeks of putting this off, to finally sit down and recount the experiences which led me to accept my sexual orientation as a part of my identity. so, join me in this week's episode as i talk about my journey from antagonizing over the possibility of being anything but straight to fully embracing my sexuality. tw- mild discussions of homophobia and religion.
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don't forget to follow the podcast socials on instagram and twitter: @chandyscorner & my personal socials: @itshchandy on instagram and twitter. if you'd like to support this podcast, you can donate through here. thank you so much for the incredible support, and i hope to see ya'll back next tuesday!
according to the largest nonprofit anti-sexual assault organization in the united states, an american is sexually assaulted every 68 seconds. however, only 25 out of 1,000 perpetuators, a measly 2.5%, will end up in prison. why are there such a low percentage of rapists paying the price for their crimes? is it because society and the justice system as a whole don't value woman, who make up 90% of all sexual assault victims? or are there tactics used by the media to distance perpetuators from their assault in order to garner sympathy for them? in this weeks episode of chandy's corner, i explore the concepts of rape culture, consent and victim blaming in an attempt to understand why there seems to be a prevalent lack of proper justice. tw- rape and sexual assault. resources for sexual assault: https://www.rainn.org/national-resources-sexual-assault-survivors-and-their-loved-ones + https://www.nsvrc.org/
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follow the podcast socials on instagram and twitter: @chandyscorner & my personal socials: @itshchandy on instagram and twitter. if you'd like to support this podcast, you can donate through here. thank you so much for the incredible support, and i hope to see ya'll back next tuesday!
ever since i was a little girl, i've equated my worth to how close i was to the societal standard of a perfect body. i've always been bigger than everyone else, something which diminished my self worth, but over the course of my life i have learned to embrace my body for what it is and to treat the word "fat" as it's meant to be used— as an adjective, not an insult. join me this tuesday as i talk about my struggles with body image and self love. tw- disordered eating, fatphobia/fatshaming and negative body image.
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follow the podcast socials on instagram and twitter: @chandyscorner & my personal socials: @itshchandy on instagram and twitter. if you'd like to support this podcast, you can donate through here. thank you so much for the incredible support, and i hope to see ya'll back next tuesday!
my graduation from high school, something which should've felt like an incredible accomplishment, seems anticlimactic at best. to be honest, it's not at all as exciting as i thought it would be. join me in this weeks episode as i voice my opinions on graduation, future plans, and what i would've done differently if i had the chance to go through high school all over again.
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follow the podcast socials on instagram and twitter: @chandyscorner & my personal socials: @itshchandy on instagram and twitter. if you'd like to support this podcast, you can donate through here. thank you so much for the incredible support, and i hope to see ya'll back next tuesday!