Activism Podcasts

THIS is a podcast cast BY us created FOR us to intellectually discuss Social news, religious views, political tensions, racial apprehensions and every other frustration in between! Be sure to follow @okherewegopodcast for more information!

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Community Organizer Marie Rattigan creates a new audio series called Just Breathe, challenging the comfort of silence around race, class, culture and injustices around the world. From activists and politicians to journalists and everyday folks, each episode unpacks real conversations, while breathing new ideas and perspectives from people at the forefront of these issues .

Midwest Latinxs Maria Isa & Jessica Lopez Lyman cover everything from current events, race, and gender to edutainment, chisme y musica, all in one Spanglish podcast. @LatinaTheory @jlopezlyman @MariaIsa Latina Theory hosts Maria Isa and Jessica Lopez Lyman record their first podcast episode during the COVID-pandemic. Jessica shares her experience preparing to deliver a baby […]

Our logo is a turtle on its back, a humorous but uncomfortable image. It represents us – individuals, activists, Christians – as we try to navigate difficult topics such as human trafficking, controversies, and theories of healing. Navigating the issues discussed on the show is challenging and a little awkward; however, like the turtle, we […]

Yeah, What She Said is a feminist podcast airing on CJSW on the third Monday of each month. Our hosts, contributors, and guests discuss topics ranging from local activism to popular culture. As feminists we know that the personal is political and that the political is personal. We aim to highlight gender perspectives in passionate […]

Four ordinary Chicago guys. Four extraordinary journeys. One dope podcast. Changing the narrative of the Black men one episode at a time. We are The Go! Defenders. Who Are The GO! Defenders? Jabari “Naledge” Evans Artist/Scholar Evan F. Moore Journalist Mario E. Gage Investment Professional and DJ Jeff Beckham Founder of Black Box Creative

Innovation. Race and ethnicity. Environment. Education. These are the huge topics WUWM’s beat reporters tackle every day. These issues are so big, it can be hard to decide what to dig into and where to begin. Beats Me answers your questions about how education, the environment, race and innovation impacts life in southeastern Wisconsin.

Friendly neighborhood podcast centering the voices of everyday Asian Americans.

Exploring the intersections of race, culture and philanthropy, author of No Win Race Derek A Bardowell speaks to the people who are tackling some of the most challenging social issues of our times. In each episode you will hear the views, approaches and tactics of those who are reforming our public services, speaking truth to […]

Welcome to the Change My Mind podcast where we discuss black issues, media, entertainment and relationships.

This is a place where I can help everyone by taking a step back and seeing the raw madness of it all. I want others to know I am here for them I am your friend you are not alone in this world! Please feel free to reach out! Season 1: Imbalance In Society

Stone’s Throw: Culture critic Jennifer Stone’s commentary on social justice as reflected in film, television, theatre and mass media: the Zeitgeist watch

Join us for intergenerational dialogues and the action plans needed to create at least one-third women decision-makers for the critical mass for change. It is a proven path to peace and prosperity to implement inclusion and diversity in all aspect of society. Many of the guests are American United Nations Delegates in Special Consultative Status […]

Welcome to a podcast filled with a lot of stories, reflections, and experiences shared between two womxn, Lisa and Shannon Kelly, who can talk a lot and are very good at being generally angry, and frustrated. Make sure to catch the bi-weekly episodes of Not very Presidential, with start March 8th. If you want to […]

A sex positive, feminist podcast where we discuss the highs, lows, and nuances of being a liberated woman.

An exploration of Simone de Beauvoir’s “The Second Sex” and how the 1949 text remains relevant even today.

Our primary focus at FREE is advocacy. We educate and raise awareness in our community about what human trafficking is, what the signs and indicators are, how to identify at-risk individuals and provide ways we can all take action against human trafficking. A specific focus we also have is prevention work with youth to keep […]

Presented to you with our friends at Global Citizen, Hozier talks to artists and activists about how to take action and change the world . Guests include Annie Lennox, Bono, Marcus Mumford, and Mavis Staples — head to GlobalCitizen.org/CryPower now to #PowerTheMovement. ————————————————————— Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The O.P.S is recorded at an undisclosed location on the southside of Chicago. The O.P.S stands for Oppressed People’s Syndrome. We are the Opposing voice we are the Opposition WE ARE THE OPS! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-ops-podcast/support

A passionate podcast about becoming an educational leader within a social justice framework at Edgewood College in Madison, WI.

Feed your soul and fill your toolbox every Thursday with Benn Marine (a trans man, outdoors person, political organizer, and social justice advocate) as he interviews organizers, activists, artists, academics, and experts about their experiences and knowledge on building community and creating change. They dive deep into social movements, fundraising, building teams, volunteer leadership development, […]

Youth 4 Change KC presents “Do You Even Care?”, a youth lead podcast that aims to raise awareness of youth homelessness in the Kansas City metro area. Each episode will feature real-life stories from youth who have experienced homelessness and housing instability as they grew up. Youth 4 Change KC wants to inspire Kansas Citians […]

Discussions on random topics on daily motivation, lifestyle, human challenges and culture.

Shy-ocking Podcast is a dynamic and goal-oriented podcast devoted to utilizing appropriate strategies elevate learning environments through comprehensive development topics focusing on law enforcement, the criminal justice system and reform. Talent for raising awareness to current social issues including social stratification, economic disparities and improving communication.

Fatima’s Hand features change agents across the globe fighting for equality. Combining politics with everyday activism, hear inspiring stories and practical advice from women in the Middle East, Africa and Europe. Each show addresses a hot topic on the issue of women’s political participation and leadership, and the person behind it – what is their […]

a podcast series of feminist hot takes by Moya Bailey & Eunsong Kim https://www.moyabailey.com http://www.eun-song.org

fun laughs and love hot topics global discussions

Two segments by Lynda Applegate, HBS professor, and Nadya Okamoto, Founder of Period Movement.

Mr. Q is an artist, activist, adventurer and LBKA amputee. 13th generational member of America’s oldest Black family, the Quanders, he is a native of Virginia and currently resides in the hi-desert of California with his wife, the Lady A, their son “Turtle” and Claudius Minimus, the cat. Mr. Q is committed to acknowledging GOD-within […]

It’s Black Its Lit, the feature web-series from Visionairi Enterprises showcases black excellence in Academia, Entrepreneurship, Artistry & Activism. Subscribe to Visionairi on Youtube for more insightful commentary from black people who are changing their world for the better.

Reality sound music group And we are more than just music Art life culture news dreams philosophy spirituality and reality raw and uncut

Podcast by The Race & Wealth Team on how to close the racial wealth divide through art, media, policy, literacy, and action

Delving deep into the heart of feminism, racial equality, mental health, LGBTQ+ visibility, and more, Ellie comes armed with her personal experiences and a lot of opinions. If you believe in equality, give it a listen!

A podcast for the radical feminist that either hates reading or just doesn’t have the time to! Join your host “D” in learning more about radfem theory and the subjects surrounding it. Our radfem theorists of the past have gotten a lot right, centering on women and loving each other, bonding, lifting each other up […]

I am your host. (Dj b powerful)we look at the history they given us. Finding out the truth while we look into what makes us the people we are today.And find out what’s made us a who we are today and look into music how we as people have evolved giving those a understanding while […]

A podcast for Latinos to stay up to date on current events, life, family, food, money, music and just about anything debajo del sol. You will get the perspectives of a Mexican and a white guy..

Intimate conversations about some of our favorite unpopular opinions and social issues within the black community.

Welcome to the voiceless podcast. There are entire populations in our world right now whose stories are being silenced and whose real life experiences are not being heard. My hope is that you will simply LISTEN. For a short moment in time, set aside all preconceived notions and be present and willing to hear a […]

Imma talks to you about whatever pops in my head. Whether it’s about my Spiritual Journey, kids, fibromyalgia, social injustice, racism….I’m not an expert on anything I’m just having a chat with you Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lovelyyg/support

Almost All A’s Podcast is a conversation about the Asian American experience through personal experiences shared by your hosts Edwin, Clarisa, and Nathan. Three goals that drive the podcast are expose, embrace, and empower. We want to expose the world to what everyday Asian Americans struggle with, embrace the unique characteristics that make us who […]

Homes 4 you!

This podcast looks at the oppression of women in India, what perpetuates it, and the role that religion plays.

Real world issues

Motivativating & speaking life into others!

The Global Justice Center is a legal, human rights non profit based in New York City. Our work focuses on moving international humanitarian laws from paper to practice. Our staff consists of lawyers with international law expertise who work regularly with partners at the EU and the UN. In this podcast, we will analyze the […]

We Are One, Not Many is a podcast about civil rights issues that affect our day-to-day lives. We all walk through life thinking that the way that we see the world is the only way. In this podcast, Taylor Pitone and Sophia Taylor will shed light on the opinions of various people to show how […]

What are your thoughts on women’s rights and equality?

At times when people accepted the status quo without question, some rebels have dared to resist. When a cause is noble, it often pays to be unpopular.

We’re going to be talking about the revisions we would implement to the Martin Luther King speech 5 decades later as well as how we can create tackle Equity at Knightdale with the inequalities we face in our society. We will also talk about our court mural and how we integrate math and the four […]

Do dress codes discriminate against girls

From The CW Network, this is Dare to Defy. Host Brian Unger explores conversations with rebels, rule breakers and change makers in America who defy assumptions, divisions and judgment, and who inspire, connect and support us in our communities.

There was a failed coup attempt in Turkey on July 15, 2016. In the aftermath, the Turkish authorities sacked or suspended tens of thousands of public employees, and persecuted thousands of civilians as reported in international media. Some were imprisoned without any formal charges or were tortured in jails. News media have reported on the […]

Our beat is people power.

podcast that encourages women to speak up and out in all areas of their lives, to start over and lean more on faith than fear.

In 2019, a Black person can walk in Walgreens and they cannot refuse you service because of the color of your skin. We can run schools, organizations and corporations. Delta Airlines cannot say, “we don’t serve Black people.” We can attend any college or university that we like and they cannot openly deny us access […]

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Brown Genius is a Podcast in Full Color Spectrum, dedicated to providing a platform for underrepresented voices. While the white vs. black dichotomy dominates our nation’s media and politics, we seek to bring gray areas into focus. We highlight the rich diversity of the Americas. Beginning with our Mestizo, Latino, and Indigenous communities, we host […]

Good Morning Black People is the first show on the Black.Radio Network.

Human preparedness, Unite or don’t cry when you back in shackles