Activism Podcasts

At B.L.A.Q. Chats we discuss things surrounding the experiences of individuals with minoritized intersecting identities. Specifically, we bring life and attention to young Black Queer individuals to ensure that we speak our truths into the community and world at large. Sit back, grab a cup of coffee, and enjoy the discussion. Join us as we […]

A podcast by a British Pakistani Muslim woman (@iqrathebookworm) and a British Ghanaian Christian woman (@aliciaanane) about race, feminism, and the issues faced by people of colour in the UK, both within and outside of our communities.

You are tuning into the “Let’s Talk About Sex…Trafficking” Podcast with Safe House Project co-founders, Kristi Wells & Brittany Dunn. Every week you will hear our guests share real facts, real stories, and real ways you can help eradicate trafficking in the United States by 2030. Learn more at www.SafeHouseProject.org Take our OnWatch training at […]

This podcast aims to explore a variety of themes as they relate to thinking about ways of being that can prepare and enable us to thrive in diverse, democratic, and sustainable futures. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radical-futures-now/support

Welcome to “Talk Black to Me”, a weekly podcast show, discussing a variety of topics from a BLACK perspective. Home of the REALEST opinions on entertainment, current news and events in black talk radio! Talk Black to Me features a group of talented hosts; Jah Ali, Marco Vegas and awesome weekly guests. Feel free to […]

WCEG Network – Take a Stand – Host Rev Diane Dougherty We’re back with TAKE A STAND on WCEG and our incredible host Rev. Diane Dougherty and her amazing guest Lisa Cottrell. This Rising Activist is concerned with raising awareness about racial inequality and the exposure of white supremacy. The political climate motivated them to […]

This is From Woke to Work: The Anti-Racist Journey. Hosted by Kamala Avila-Salmon, she talks about what it means to go from a self-proclaimed ally to an effective anti-racist. Whether you’re an ally that’s ready to take action or a Black person looking for a place to direct all those ally questions, this is the […]

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As the conversations of race, black history and feminism become larger online, we see folks poke their heads into debates and convo’s who simply just don’t get it, they *can’t* get it because they…(say it with me) don’t have the range! On this podcast, I’ll be dipping into all kinds of conversations with folks who […]

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It is hard to have a successful career as a minority in a corporate environment or in entrepreneurship! Listen Every other Wednesday, join G-Money, a two-time graduate of the school of hard knocks and a successful executive coach and entrepreneur and his Co-Host Booker T. a successful Corp. Executive and Entrepreneur, as they cover and […]

We’re working to disrupt the fastest growing and second largest criminal industry in the world: human trafficking and exploitation. We believe that prevention is even better than cure. We’re providing people with the tools to protect those who have been exploited or trafficked, and to prevent people from becoming victims in the first place.

~On Hiatus, Next season TBA~ As Rambler continues, our host Jordan invites guests from the Black and Indigenous diaspora will tell their stories about their trials and triumphs on the land. From rural radicals growing food for mutual aid in their communities to Indigenous Mamas finding their place in this world. These are the voices […]

That’s What’s up is a talk show brought to you by GR, Chef Bek and the Big Homie IJ. Featuring a wide array of topics that apply to everyone’s, everyday life.

A podcast for the empowerment and uplifting of the Black American.

(f)embolden is hosted by two high school girls promoting social activism and feminism in their community and around the globe. Co-hosted each week by Aria Sline and Katelyn Nottke.

A podcast show focusing on uplifting stories and ideas that promote world peace. Our guests are Peaceful Bridge Makers, filling gaps between nations, cultures and ideas. Sara Jamshidi, an award winning Iranian-American peace journalist, hosts the show. During the conversation. Sara explores peace, kindness and compassion with her peace activists, peace makers and peace-game-changers guests. […]

The double bind occurs when a person cannot confront the inherent dilemma, and therefore can neither resolve it nor opt out of the situation. This is parallel to the plight of the Black experience. Listen in as we put an emphasis on issues crucial to the Black diasporic experience worldwide. We will be discussing a […]

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Two good friends, one black, one white, having courageous conversations on race, life, love, and more.

Hi! Welcome to She The Change the podcast. This podcast will be featuring conversations with female change makers who are advocating for causes they believe in, empowering others, and taking initiative to change the world for the better. In each episode, we will be taking a deep dive into each changemaker’s background, how they got […]

Don’t Filter Feelings is the podcast brought to you by Hollyoaks. In each episode, hear conversations about issues that matter with people who have stories to share. ————————————————————— Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

No agenda, no judgement, no shouting. We’re doing away with talking heads and YouTube comment wars to bring deep arguments with context and discussion. Differing opinions encouraged, close mindedness is not.

These episodes are a part of the Texas After Violence Project’s latest collection, Sheltering Justice, a collection of interviews and archival materials from those at the intersection of COVID-19 and mass incarceration. The Texas After Violence Project is a community-based archive and documentary project cultivating deeper understandings of the impacts of state-sanctioned violence on individuals, […]

Language is a social justice issue.

BLACK EMPOWERMENT, ADVANCEMENT , AND LIBERATION THROUGH SOCIAL, CULTURAL, ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL MEANS

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These Are Our Kids: A Podcast for JDAIconnect shares the voices of those leading the charge of youth justice reform and offers advice and inspiration for others engaged in this work. These Are Our Kids is produced by the Pretrial Justice Institute for the Annie E. Casey Foundation. Hope you enjoy it!

Forget Norms is a provocative show that provokes its listener to develop personal believable ideologies that will help them live free of social constructs and judgment from society, should their ideas stand to challenge the social structure. There is a certain level of courage that you must possess in order to be successful on foreign […]

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As a 42 year old mixed race black man growing up in the suburbs of Northern California, you can imagine how diverse my group of friends has been. In todays current social climate a lot of my friends (white specifically) wanted to know how they can do their part. That brings us to this podcast. […]

This is the one stop shop to learn about different social movements and what PR tactics they used to succeed. Our guests will share their own experiences and our host Shelley Spector will share her understanding of PR in different movements. Listen into new episodes every other week.

Our podcast is made by lawyers, for everyone. We tackle the sticky questions about democracy through the lens of voting access. Our guests include community leaders, activists, scholars, and students who have agreed to share their insight on the heroes of our past, the inequities that persist, and the movements inviting your participation.

Black Woman speaking on issues affecting black women. Soul searching, Mental Health, Just real talk regarding black issues and feminism Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jammie-nicole-phillips/support

Until we confront the demand for human trafficking, we will never end it. The “People Aren’t Property” podcast tackles the demand side of the equation from a variety of perspectives.

Grab ’em by the poesy is brought to you by Kate Murnane in collab with the Oxford Feminist Society. We’re delighted to bring you candid and thought provoking conversations with inspiring women* of Oxford. Grab ’em by the poesy is a safe space for platforming the stories of these incredible, brave women and non binary […]

A podcast where you can find out how Canada is reconciling with Indigenous people through sports.

Podcast episodes created by Carleton University Students, aimed at educating a wider audience on various academic, cultural and social topics.

Build a relatable and educational space anchored with solutions, for communities of color, particularly working professionals, who are directly/indirectly experiencing multi-dimensional racial issues. This podcast will be rooted in improving the mental health of black/brown people through real conversation structured with acknowledgment and relatability.

The focus of the podcast is to inspire the minds in which help enact social change through conversations that bring us together as human beings. Furthermore, the topics chosen will be stripped by layers to introduce us to things that illustrate commonality among each other as well. Lastly, the podcast will be the foundation on […]

Racism is an issue that has affected many of us. Today I (and Chuck) will be examining the cause of racism during this pandemic and use quantitative data to explain the real problem behind racism.

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How did we get here? A constructive dialogue on the awakening of our minds to the issues of Black America. Often citing Dr. Ibram X. Kendi (author of “How to be an Antiracist”) and Dr. Robin DiAngelo (author of “White Fragility”), the hosts strive to inspire conversation and action amongst White Progressives and People of […]

Politics, culture, and society.

A journey to lasting inner-freedom inspired by true stories shared by real people!

Season Two is here! Last season my guest discussed the changes occurring due to the pandemic, radicalizing for change, generational differences, coparenting, quarantined while pregnant and much more. This season I chat with friends about our hopes for a positive and happy 2021, how to stay positive in life, black history, what we miss or […]

Hear artists, activists, scholars, and others from around the world talking about how their work intersects with social justice, and how we can confront the biggest social justice challenges of our time. Just Three is a project of the Center for the Study of Social Difference at Columbia University. Hosted by Catherine LaSota.

Mother and Daughter navigate through social justice issues, mental health and hot topics. Join us as we put our foot in our mouths

A podcast that uncovers serious challenges facing Utah women and why it takes all of us, regardless of gender, to overcome them.

Intersectionality It is a definition or the word given to identify the violence against African-American women.As an example:sexual aggression(Sexsism),descrimination for their skin color(acism),gender, sexuality, social class.

Timely and relevant conversations with community leaders, activists, politicians, and everyday Asians who discuss life as an Asian in American in 2021. Listen to learn our history, current situation, and how we can all work together to create a better future for all of us.

Dr Rick Bowler is a senior lecturer in Community and Youth work Studies at Sunderland University. Rick’s work has a specific focus on social justice and in developing anti-racist, inter-cultural education within youth work.

A high school student’s journey to better understand the full and complex realities of the US prison system by holding conversations with people with different connections to prisons. To give feedback on this podcast, please fill out this anonymous form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdOn7x7ZoT3jBQao1vBcfNizssHzxZtOO2HtdlFxiX5FP0jww/viewform

The National Organization for Women is an American activist organization that promotes equal rights for women and social change. In this podcast we will discuss how NOW made waves during the 1960s and 1970s. and what they’re doing today!

There’s no one single path to change the world, but what about roadmaps, built from those at the grassroots and on the frontlines of social transformation? Practical examples and advice for those who want to transform the world. We ask simple questions and track down folks with concrete answers. Season 1is produced by Élisabeth-Bruyère School […]

What do you do when things fall apart? On the Things Fall Apart Podcast, Eugene navigates the life altering situations that make us who we are. The host answers questions and provides light to everything going on in our world with help from today’s most enchanting artists, activists, academics, political thinkers, and most importantly, you, […]

A Fresh Perspective Podcast is hosted by Lindsey A. Bryant, who is a real estate agent and owner of a photography business located in Boise, Idaho. Lindsey is a survivor of Domestic Violence and fierce advocate for awareness. Having been called a “Social Archeologist” and “brutal truth teller” on more than one occasion, she thought […]

On What We Don’t Know, Xander Schultz chats with activists, changemakers, thought leaders, and social entrepreneurs so they can shed light on the issues that define our time. If you’re interested in politics, social justice, and how we can make this world a better place through educating ourselves on various topics, this is the podcast […]

Welcome to POWER NOT PITY, where we explore the lives of disabled people of color everywhere! Through storytelling, commentary and analysis, the podcast aims to amplify the lived experiences and perspectives of disabled people. In an effort to break down the systemic barriers that keep disabled people of color silenced, this show serves as a […]