Activism Podcasts

In a lot of different situations, homeless youth are spoken for; often in law-making, in the media, and in education, people assume what homeless youth would need. We want homeless unaccompanied youth to be able to speak for themselves. RAISING ME is a podcast produced by Starting Right, Now (SRN) and WEDU, with support from […]

We Roam Freely’s podcast formally known as the “Need to Know,” now is “We Speak Freely.”

Conversations about issues affecting indigenous women throughout the world. Women’s eNews, the award-winning, global women’s news organization, is launching a new series, Indigenous Women Leaders Speak Out, which will tell of the originative work and lives of female leaders of Indigenous communities in both the US and Canada. This series will be led by Teresa […]

Welcome to Think Like a Lady! A podcast that enlightens tough issues about a woman’s place in a dominantly man’s world. Our discussions intend to stimulate thought provoking perspectives that are rarely the narrative in mainstream think tanks. From how the age of severe economic inequality has undermined women in the workforce to navigating the […]

Frustrated about the state of the world? So are we. But many people often don’t know where to start in making a difference. Sometimes the system just seems to big, you don’t know what resources are out there, or who to connect with. On this podcast we interview youth activists to shed light on the […]

What happens when a global pandemic and unprecedented socioeconomic injustice meets real people? In this new series brought to you by Contakt World — hosts Justin Beck, Catherine Delcin, and Deepti Pahwa talk with top researchers and trusted experts to tackle issues that matter to people and the communities globally. Issues like public health, vaccines, […]

“They us we” is a podcast about the next generation of social change-makers. It’s a collection of breathtaking stories from all over the world. Those stories belong to students who are actively working on building a new world of freedom, economic growth, equitable education, climate action, and much more.

2IW is for progressive professionals who identify as women who want to amplify awareness of gender inequality & biases that impact us personally & in the workplace. 2IW aims to increase our audience’s understanding of issues affecting women that are navigating our complex world of business, tech, & social issues. 2IW is hosted by 2 […]

News and analysis from the front lines of the global struggle for social and economic justice.

Worlds of resilience, solidarity, and beauty are alive in the work of folk artists and culture bearers. This new podcast tells the stories of artists mobilizing heritage music, poetry, and visual art forms as tools to build community and work for justice.

Our episodes will include raw & uncut stories of everyday people, discussing life, culture and how we fit into today’s society. ————————————————————— Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Deconstructing our ideas around hot topics like race, religion, gender and everything in between; a peek into our family’s daily existential crises. Socials; Podcast • @theofficialwwp Rachelle • @rachelledmorris @2momslivingauthentically Erika • @erikajmorris Kaeli • @kaelibre Gillian • @gillianwagnermorris

P.O.W.E.R encourages listeners to take back there POWER and that starts when they SPEAK. It’s a Poetry and Open Mic platform geared to help spread Enlightenment & Revolution amongst our Community. Take back your P.O.W.E.R TODAY the CK way!

This podcast is centered around ending the stigma of minority groups and getting real and raw with how it affects their identities and experiences. Each episode brings a new guest with a different background and a unique interview or discussion regarding race.

Let’s talk intersectional gender equality from the perspective of organizations and individuals that strive for a more inclusive world.

I impart the wisdom and insight that everything is possible. I share how people can truly dismantle systems of oppression. While most people working within diversity, equity, and inclusion or anti-racist efforts strive to overcome systems of oppression and empower people, the vast majority of people, in the US, unintentionally uphold these same systems of […]

discussions on everyday issues specifically regarding African people.

See The Change podcast was developed as a creative extension of SeeChange Initiative; a space where the voices of community builders and changemakers are amplified. We delve into their stories and connect the dots between their lived experiences and what inspires them to take action.

From the book ‘Step Into My Shoes: Memoirs From the Other Side of America’, a deeper dive into the black experience. *DISCLAIMER: This series was created in 2020.

Latent – present and capable of emerging or developing but not now visible, obvious, active, or symptomatic. Welcome to a show of unedited conversations on the value of organizational learning and team performance at work. Hear from people defining the modern workforce culture and unleashing their teams’ full potential. Hosted by Tudor Tarlev and produced […]

Just Bare It talks about social impact in its most vulnerable and honest form. We believe that the tiniest efforts count and have the ability to drive a positive change. Everyone has a unique perspective and we want to encourage naked conversations – raw, unfiltered and stripped of any judgement. Join us on a learning […]

We will be talking about how we can make the black community better, how we can love each other better, how we can inspire and encourage each other!

Demolish Patriarchy by being an Unapologetic Feminist 🔥

Uplifting and encouraging mental, physical, spiritual and financial growth in the black community. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marquis-martin/support

This podcast was made for real conversations, in hopes that you can relate.💚🌊

Some people may like what I have to say and some people might LOVE it. I’ll be chiming in on controversial topics such as racism, misogyny, and homosexuality, as well as some “light hearted” topics such as growing up, finding my place in the world, etc. Posted every (TBD) Twitter: Morpheuslotus Instagram: Morpheus.lotus

Choose Awareness is a podcast that discusses antiracist ideas and stories that are educational, inspirational, and challenging – because change is possible with greater awareness. The vision of Choose Awareness is to foster empathy and inspire activism. Check out the blog at ChooseAwareness.org and follow @ChooseToBeAware on Instagram!

Filmmaker. Actor. Activist. Rosanna Arquette has led many lives, always driven by curiosity, truth and activism. She’s been a lightning rod for some of the most innovative minds on the planet. Whether holding conversations with world leaders and tastemakers, inspiring pop songs, or documenting the state of affairs in Hollywood, Rosanna has always walked the […]

“How many times have you wished you could hear what someone was thinking? Welcome to Lovey’s brain. Lovey tackles the inequalities faced by Blacks, Browns, and the unseen and NO…green people don’t count. Come through to dissect current affairs, politics, pop culture, and everything in between laced with a heavy touch of comedy and sarcasm […]

Explore the movement for equality of the sexes through the power of conversation. Together we will examine our privileges and work to understand the hard truths of how and why mainstream Feminism has failed so many communities. We will learn about how we can collectively alter the narrative to be more effective in our search […]

We Had the Talk is a bi-weekly podcast co-hosted by Jasmin and Kiana Brooks, two sisters with varying perspectives and one goal: encouraging others to have the tough conversations that people typically shy away from, working to uncover biases and challenge the narrative one conversation at a time.

C.A.R.E Research Center at MGH wants to bring you knowledge and tools to help you feel more confident about what is going on in our society.

Your Black Friend is a podcast about Black folks answering questions that white folks have about what it means to be Black in the United States. The truth is that many white people don’t have any Black friends, yet they’re encouraged to become allies. In each episode host, Maxwell Griffin will invite a new Black […]

First, but Last? introduces you to the creative, intrepid and influential women all across the state of Wyoming asking them about wisdom, work and adventure in the “equality” state. This special series celebrates Wyoming as the first state to give women the right to vote! ThinkWY | Wyoming Humanities podcasts are created to capture the […]

Amidst extraordinarily uncertain times, many of us wonder: what futures are we moving toward? What realities are we creating? Movement Generation’s new podcast Did We Go Too Far? takes on presidents, parenting in a pandemic, and offers perspectives on queer ecology, black land & liberation, and being okay with the unknown. Hosts Tré & Layel […]

How To End Prejudice? is a monthly video/podcast where we get to hear from community leaders who are taking on the everyday fight against prejudice.

The Poor Can Feed The Birds is hosted by Tom Tanuki, and covers participatory politics and activism around Australia. It covers rallies and actions upcoming and past, and takes part in the growing activist movement to change Australia and the world – while talking to the people at the front lines.

This is the podcast for people who want to make a difference, but don’t know where to start. Each week we explore stories of amazing individuals who have found a way to make a difference, regardless of their skills, interests, and passions. Together, we break down the frameworks, lessons, and perspectives that they’ve gained so […]

Something in the Crumb is a weekly (but mostly whenever) podcast about k dramas (not exclusively) and critiques of capitalism (always). This may be the podcast for you if: you hate the rich (you grew up working classish or you’re the disobedient-treacherous-daughter); you hate art; you don’t take yourself seriously; you take taking down your […]

The Shelton McMurphey Johnson House Museum believes that the best way to learn is to listen. In Season One: Join us in learning from BIPOC communities members and their allies as they share their experiences living in the Eugene/Springfield area. In Season Two: In this Second Season, we are expanding our conversations to listen to […]

The longest-running war is the battle over how women should behave.

A safe place for people to share their stories in hopes of creating a ripple affect in positive social change

Our Unsung Heroes is a podcast that tackles about the true-to-life inspiring stories of OFWs and the ideas of Feminism Theory. Join Pau and JP as they share lessons and eye-opener topics, and share how modern Filipina fights for autonomy, choice, empowerment, meaningful engagement, and respect for her strengths.

Weekly podcasts on thoughts that matter. Where we hold discussions on interesting perspectives of 14 year olds. Generally about ongoing matters we grew up in. Such as racism, feminism, discrimination and etc.

We’re just like you. Regular people staring at our TV and social media, feeling like we have a whole world of problems to solve. Well, we do. We asked ourselves, “Where do we even start?” And now we’re here with you! On this journey we talk about navigating the world and her growing pains to […]

When they don’t see us describes the culture in our prison system. Our prison culture around the world is so corrupt and nobody seems to care. Our loved ones are being mistreated and left to die from a lack of medical care. Inmates are being stripped of their rights as if their lives no longer […]

Get educated, on the under-known stories happening in our world today that our society overlooks in our news.

Perspectives on life and social commentary from a leader of those that do not follow.

The Daily Defying Odds Podcast is a podcast that aims to inspire innovation and compel change in the largest minority community worldwide, the disability community. Through captivating storytelling, in-depth interviews, and intriguing conversation, host Rob Partridge provides a foundational platform to better understand the multifaceted circumstances the disability community faces globally in their pursuit of […]

Feminist Hotdog is a podcast about finding joy through feminism and living your best feminist life. We uplift everyday feminism and feminist heroes and celebrate women, trans, and nonbinary people as an act of resistance. Part of the Loudspeaker family of podcasts. Hear new episodes first on Wednesday nights at 10pm ET/8pm MT on the […]

Its just the facts of the world

Folklore has been used for generations to share stories across cultures. Each week this season Rachael and Mindy, walk the winding path of folklore. They ask how the stories we tell influence today’s culture and how we view women. From murder ballads to fairytales, we discuss the power these stories have over us all. It […]

Welcome to the Taking Back Our Economy Podcast from by the Community Exchange Alliance. This podcast is a series of discussions usually hosted by Christine Gray or her co-hosts Anitha Beberg, Edgar Cahn, Tim Jenkin, and Martin Simon. We promote the use of different means of exchange that directly advance inclusive and democratic values and […]

Mike, Candice and Gary take couch conversations to a whole other level. There is more than one way for the truth to said and LFTC gives it in so many ways. From relationships, politics, life and making you feel proud to be a Black person. Mike, Candice and Gary got you! Remember…….”Aint nothing off limits […]

Unfiltered, honest and unapologetic conversations about feminism, pop culture and everything intersectional

“I Woke Up This Morning and I am Still Black”, illuminates the fact that no matter what is going on in America, as a Black Person you have to move differently, think differently, and process information differently. A must-listen for those who love, support, or have questions about black culture. This Podcast will continue the […]

Two individuals discuss the current geopolitcal and social situation of our society today

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Here’s looking at You podcast is a series of conversations hosted by Dr Ellen Wright. Conversations around feminism and politics, gender and sexuality – in film, photography and performance – with particular interest in classical Hollywood, pin-up cultures and burlesque. Dr Wright is the Vice Chancellor’s 2020 Lecturer in Cinema and Television History at DeMontfort […]

This podcast features Black, Asian, and Blasian perspectives on prominent issues affecting our communities. These episodes will be a home for Black and Asian voices where, together, we will work to mend the divide between Black and Asian communities. We have so much to share, to voice, and to discuss – and we’ve created a […]