Community for one, community for all: Recent Episodes
Savannah Stein
Community for one, community for all is an attempted explanation to the question of how communities are formed, how they work, and what the benefits of being in a community are. Join me in listening to insight from members of these communities and interpreting what we can gain from their perspective on the other side of the interview.
This episode is the 2nd episode of Season 4, which focuses on the Native American Community.
This is the first episode of season 4, which is focused on the Native American Community.
This episode is the second episode in season three, which focuses on toxic masculinity within the masculine community. I interviewed a good friend of mine, Gavin Krause. We had an open, honest conversation about his experience with toxic masculinity. I hope you enjoy.
This first episode of season three, which focuses on the Masculine community, goes into depth about the topic of toxic masculinity and how it negatively affects men in our society.
This episode is the second episode of season two, the feminine community. This is a trigger warning as we mention rape and sexual assault in this episode. I hope you enjoy listening.
This episode is episode one of season two, the Feminine community. My good friend and I go into depth about what it means to “be” a “woman” and how small towns affect our experiences. I hope you enjoy listening.
The third and final episode of the LBGTQ+ season consists of an interview with Natalie Hansen. She goes into depth about her experience with family, friends, and personal feelings while becoming a member of this community. I hope you’ll enjoy this conversation as much as I did.
This second episode of Community for one, community for all dives into the perspective from an anonymous member of the LBGTQ+ Community and what it’s like growing up in a small town, and the danger that lies within this environment. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. Thank you for listening.
In this first episode, I conducted my first interview and really developed a sense of how this anonymous interviewee perceives their experience in the LBGTQ+ community. I hope you gain more insight like I did after listening.