Activism Podcasts

Hello everyone! This podcast is to raise awareness about the gender inequality going on in our world. Keep listening to learn more about the inequalities that women face and what we can do to help!

Se Ve Se Escucha (Seen and Heard) is a podcast about language justice and what it means to be an interpreter, an organizer and bilingual in the US South. Season 3 out NOW!

Speaking Real Life 💪🏾 Real Issues 🙏🏾 Real Feelings 👏🏾 From a Real Person 🗣🗣

Created as a resource, this podcast is perfect for those interested in learning how to comfortably initiate and navigate meaningful yet uncomfortable conversations surrounding race relations in America. As a Black woman, Nicole will pull from her life experiences and give you tangible examples of how to engage in open and candid conversations, starting right […]

Welcome to the No Pressure Zone where We Get Real About Real Topics Around the World & Specifically in Our Communities, & we discuss Politics, Domestic Violence, Community Restoration Youth Alternative Routes Police Brutality Spirituality & More!!! Tune in & Remember No Pressure to Speak How you Feel

Working daily to change the world how I see fit……. Thank God I use my powers for good and NEVER evil !

Host Brittany Giammona wants to talk about racism in the United States. She is on a quest to be a better ally to the Black Lives Matter movement and is taking you with her. We (white people) are going to unlearn our bias and re-learn black history in America. We are going to hold ourselves […]

Jaison Gardner and Dr. Kaila Story talk race, gender, and LGBTQ issues, from politics to pop culture. A new episode every week, from Louisville Public Media.

Hello, my name is Kayla Brown, publicly known as Kaybrii. I’m so excited to share with all of you my perception on this thing we call life. Come along on this journey with me as we discuss any and everything regarding empowering women, mental health, racial inequality, sexual abuse, entertainment, music, etc. I’m looking forward […]

Human trafficking is happening in Tuscarawas County, and it’s not the creepy guy in a van. Human trafficking is a $150 billion criminal activity, and traffickers are smart and skilled at what they do. So the more information we know, the less successful they will be. Join us for Season One of our podcast where […]

This podcast discusses a plethora of important issues that we need to discuss and dissect as a society so as to alter, challenge, and improve these issues that primarily affect marginalized communities and even privileged communities in subtle and overt ways. We need to heal as a collective and de-colonize the system from which we […]

The Right to Know podcast addresses the need for more dialogue around politics within our local communities. We are committed to delivering non-partisan content that discusses underlying or neglected social issues and the importance of being involved in civic engagement. The Right to Know podcast aims to expose deeply rooted issues in our country by […]

Prevent your child from being “TAKEN”! Human trafficking is right in our own backyards. Join me and Dr. Katariina Rosenblatt, an international Human Trafficking Survivor Leader, Author, and Federal Consultant to Homeland Security and FBI. Learn her story to witness that this horrific crime can happen to anyone! Recognize the RED FLAGS that these criminals […]

We meet at the intersection of relationships, spirituality, race and current affairs.

A policy podcast for wonks of all stripes. Each episode we explore current and popular issues without letting partisan politics box us in. Covering serious topics without taking ourselves seriously because that’s just too exhausting and policy work is hard enough as it is.

Let’s explore what it means to really be free, untethered by the conditioning in this society. We get fed so much nonsense about how we need to be in this world, limited options about what we can do, have, even feel. And we all know to some degree that we have been fed lies our […]

We are living in turbulent times. Full of challenges: proven and beloved is being questioned. We are faced with new challenges more and more quickly: How do I deal with a “friend” scatteringhate on Facebook from one moment to the next? How do I deal with violence in a football stadium? Or that the new […]

“If We Could Talk” is a podcast that will discuss racial justice, social justice, and government reform. If we could talk, would you listen?

Justice is more than jails, policing, and prisons. Hello, I’m Illinois Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton, and I lead the Justice, Equity, and Opportunity Initiative. Welcome to my podcast series—Walk. Listen. Learn: Our Journey to Justice! Throughout October, I will interview 13 experts who will help us explore key topics relating to justice, equity, and opportunity. […]

Together with The Gathering for Justice, we’re highlighting young advocates and community organizers of color through editorial and audio content on our platform KultureHub.com in a 10 episode podcast series. Hosted by Claude J. Easy and Conrad Hoyt of Kulture Hub.

Hosted by Faitth Brooks and Cameron Friend, two anti-racism experts with a love for culture, black story-telling, and never shy away from controversy. Each week we focus on what is new in black entertainment while discussing important cultural events.

MAINLINE PRESENTS: Hear Her, a new podcast hosted by Cartier Georgette, to amplify the voices of Black womxn in the wake of Breonna Taylor, Riah Milton, & Dominique “Rem’Mie” Fells’ deaths. As a Black woman, Cartier feels it is important to amplify the voices of Black womxn — given the fact they face so many […]

This podcast is about the important social issue that remains affecting our society which is racism. We will be focusing on whether protests are a proper way to stop racism or not.

Best friends and super-nerds, Debra Messing and Mandana Dayani meet 20 of their heroes. Each episode, they learn about the journeys each of these Dissenters took to find their purpose and how they found the courage to dissent. Guests include: Hillary Clinton, Jane Fonda, Patrisse Cullors, Eva Longoria, Adam Schiff, Jameela Jamil and Sophia Bush.

Welcome to Organize Your Butterflies, an original podcast of YWCA, one of the largest and oldest women’s organizations in the country, whose mission is to eliminate racism and empower women. Each episode, we discuss the many different ways women—including some of the amazing leaders at YWCA—are working to help women, girls and families. Topics include […]

BLKFirst-Exception People Podcast are Conversations, dialogue, and analyst of issues affecting and effecting the Black Community from a historical and present-day standpoint herein in the United States of America! Our people are the descendants of the native (original) foundational, and enslaved people who came from the continent of Africa and colonized by European countries! This […]

A black guy and a white guy walk into a bar. They play some music. They talk about race. They made a podcast. It’s no joke. But it is often pretty funny.

These days, women of different generations and geographies have never needed one another more. And yet, there are so few places where we are in meaningful dialogue. This inspired The Aspen Institute to create The Bridge, a podcast that puts two people with deep knowledge and compassion in fierce, fun conversation with one another.

Podcast by ACLU of Ohio

Spread the Word is the new podcast brought to you by BELLAs with the goal of sharing different perspectives on gender and gender-related issues. In our fifth episode, we spoke with Disha Dureja, a member of the class of 2022 at IMSA. We discuss topics surrounding the effects of pretty privilege, the impact of internalized […]

Devil’s Advocate takes a deeper look into the issues facing our country and world.

UAW Region 9A Director Beverley Brakeman interviews union members and coalition friends on current events and topics of interest to workers and union allies.

We’re here to create a safe space for those of the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) community to express, vent, and educate about the symptoms caused by systemic oppression. We take an emotional, mental, and psychological view of the world as people working to encourage, uplift, and navigate through injustice.

On Let’s Be Real, your host, Courtney, and guests take deep dives into the topics and issues that women face that just deserve more attention!

The Women and Gender Diverse People Who Inspire Podcast was started as a forum by which we can speak, educate, inspire and encourage eachother. It’s all about highlighting the diverse and truly inspirational folks who are striving for equity and inclusion in the world. We are having so much fun celebrating our richly unique contributions […]

I just want to bring awareness

These are real prison stories from inside the walls.

Brought to you by Barry University School of Social Work

This Epoch Life podcast discusses topics related to our diverse world and how to build inclusion. Guests share their lived experiences to enhance listeners’ awareness of different perspectives coming from diverse identities. This podcast is a resource from Epoch Education, a company that trains and transforms with innovative in-person and online equity workshops that support […]

Through Their Mothers’ Eyes is a series of conversations with mothers who share their hearts and experiences raising Black sons, who because of the color of their skin are often feared, hated, and often not valued as human beings. “Opinions expressed are those of the individual participants.”

Meet the investigators whose job it is to hold human rights abusers to account. Amnesty International’s reports make headlines all over the world. And behind every one? Months, sometimes years, of painstaking sleuthing by our researchers. It’s difficult – often dangerous – detective work in some of the most challenging and volatile places on earth. […]

30 days Black allows guests to share their experiences with race, racism, discrimination, or any stress related to race, real or perceived, for the last 30 days. Black health and wellness, and racism effects on Black health is a much discussed topic. Quantitative evidence is difficult, when discussing the effects of racism on Black health. […]

With everything that has been going on in the world from the COVID-19 outbreak to the rise of the Black Lives Matter Movement and to even Gen Z Tik Tokers making national headlines, it is hard to keep up with what is going on in the world around us. We need to do better as […]

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Black And Brown Underground is a grass roots organization built by local activist inspired by change and reform. This podcast gives our community a voice and puts the proper narrative to ALL of our Black and Brown lives front and center. We are the people and the people have ALOT to say. Listen up.

The Call Me Al Podcast is hosted by Al Condeluci and produced by Side Project Inc. and features conversations with people from around the world who are working towards social justice.

Welcome to The Empowerment B.A.R.! Serving up everything BLACK and RESILIENT! This platform is established to celebrate the quintessential of our uniqueness, challenges, comebacks, our fight, and I’ll right to make a mark in this world! So, pull up & take a seat at The Empowerment B.A.R.!

We Have A Dream Podcast is an initiative by Imhotep LLC, a Houston based non profit organization that believes holistic approaches and survivor-centered empowerment will abolish the human trafficking of boys. We envision a world where exploited boys are provided the resources and opportunities to live a healthy and thriving life. This is the dream […]

Conversations create change! We’ve created a positive, all inclusive space hosted by Christine Bar Noël to #StartTheConversation about topics that may be uncomfortable, but need to be discussed in order to move the needle forward in society and evolve as humans. (i.e. racism, sexuality, holistic medicine, climate change, fear, acceptance, building healthy relationships, fitness, the […]

A podcast dedicated to real and raw conversations about gun violence in our communities with those who have experienced it, who are doing the work to prevent it, and who want the violence to stop.

TACtile is the podcast for Leveraging a Network for Equity (LANE) a program of the National Performance Network. This podcast discusses practical tools and concepts designed to transform the field of Arts and Culture towards equity and justice. This podcast is produced by LANE Cohort members, Sage Crump and is edited by Jazz Franklin.

As society we tend to run away from the hard conversations that are necessary to have in order to have effective change and this causes a disconnect in being able to truly dismantle divides that have passed down for many generations! Once a week, I will seek someone to have an uncomfortable conversation with and […]

With COVID-19, our country is seeing that communities of color are experiencing the impacts of hunger and the impacts of dying from the coronavirus at higher rates. Many are not sure what to do and very much need guidance in how to apply a racial equity response in their programs, policies, etc. This podcast is […]

Welcome to the official podcast of Today is Her Story! Hosted by a worldwide girl tribe of 8 teen girls from places including Miami, Los Angeles, Italy, and more, we feature the best and brightest teen girls and women on a mission to change the world.

Time Out is a show discussing a variety of social issues, injustices, religion, and more

INP Podcasts are about advancing gender equality and advancing yourself. Listen as I interview influential people and share key findings on how we can take action to advance gender equality from the bottom up!

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Each of us are critical resources to our communities and we all have stories that deserve to be heard. Your Neighborhood Scholar Podcast will feature those neighborhood narratives and provide research to advance justice in Black communities.

Thank you for listening in on this week’s episode of CAN you believe it. We hope you enjoyed it.

The podcast is about educating black people on the truths of who we are, as well as, what our lineages stem from. This about try to reach the minds and challenge the mental of the black man and woman