Activism Podcasts

Follow Ian Fields Stewart and Jackie Torres, co-creators and stars of IN THEORY: Notes on Home, Love, Diaspora, and Failing Adulthood, as they navigate the world being black, queer, conscious, and petty.

“We’re not quite there yet, but we’re getting there…” A British Eritrean, British Nigerian and African American in London share their views and anecdotes on “getting there” while black… Black Pop Culture • Black Politics • Afro Alternative Living New episodes the 1st and 15th of every month!

A six part podcast series on the subject of influence. Topics range from influence and gender stereotypes to the role of confidence in influence success to the pros and cons of interrupting–and how to do it successfully! Other topics include influencing remotely, influencing within teams, and establishing a healthy climate for influence. This series was […]

Two proud feminists, Steph and Kiersten, tackle the issues facing women and what it means to be a modern feminist. If you don’t consider yourself a feminist, you might want to reconsider. “It’s better to be a bad feminist, than no feminist at all.” -Roxane Gay

PSF, Promoting Secular Feminism, is a podcast, blog, and community which stands at the intersection of secular humanism and intersectional feminism, with a heaping dose of comedy. Meet host Ms Bea Haven and correspondents, Ms Ann Thrope, Bella Constrictor, Madonna deHeaux, Frida Nipple, and Maura Borshuns as they take on subjects from menstruation to religion […]

Exclusive remarkable real-life stories from around the world. From Chelsea Manning in high-security military prison, to the longest-serving solitary prisoner in the US, these are the voices you need to hear. ————————————————————— Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Exploring the opinions and perspectives of everyday people.

The Guardian’s Jessica Valenti brings you interviews, advice and real life stories from the front lines of feminism. She talks about everything from periods or lack there of, to cyberbullying, objectification, crafting an equal and egalitarian relationship, abortions and sex education. This is the place for women and men to share their questions and thoughts […]

In this first podcast from Man Repeller (now Repeller), Filmmaker Jay Buim sits down with women in the arts, tech and beyond for one on one conversations about their life and work. Logo by Kelly Shami, http://legsny.com.

A podcast about Blackness and code-switching in American society. My name is Blessing Ajaero, and I can be found online at @BlAjaero on Twitter. This is a five-part listening experience that is to be my senior thesis for my Communications major at Regis College, my capstone for course CO-401-01. http://diglossiadiscourse.tumblr.com

A podcast about race, race & race, co-hosted by Tyler St. Clair & Noah Filipiak (with special appearances by Black Superman)

Meet 12 extraordinary people who’ll change your life. Mamamia has partnered with Australia’s leading social justice law firm Maurice Blackburn to bring you incredible true stories about Australians fighting for a fairer society. You’ll hear people from all walks of life. From sports heroes to transgender women, rappers to lawyers, pacifists to activists, workers to […]

Co-hosts Chris Drummond and Tim Struby tackle some of the most provocative and personal issues on race in America.

Get Tanned! is a series of podcasts hosted by Natalie Tan. Joined by a rotating roster of friends, each bringing their own voices and expertise, each episode will touch upon topics that range from racial politics, to theatre, to TV, to our bodies, and much more.

I’m Hear For It is an outlet to express our queer, black everyday conversations on justice, politics & culture. Hosted by three friends who are based in Oakland, we’re deeply rooted in black friendship, black creativity & black joy.

Less Than or Equal was a podcast dedicated to celebrating the accomplishments and contributions of geeks facing inequality in their industries. Hosted by Aleen Simms.

Greater than is a storytelling platform. We tell stories about people and organizations that overcome, that keep on despite the desolation they’ve seen or been through. And we ask ourselves, how can we use these stories to tackle systems of injustice, inequality, racism, poverty, and shift narratives? Hosted by Dhanya Addanki and Jenn Junod, this […]

The Social Justice Education Network is a collaborative multi-media platform for speakers, educators, and bloggers to transform businesses, agencies, and individuals in the field of diversity and inclusion through education and engagement through accessible media, workshops, and speaking engagements. This podcast is trying to educate the world in an accessible way on the hardest topics […]

I explore life at the intersection of personal evolution and global evolution. I teach and coach higher level development to people who are becoming more of who they really are.

In 2016, Washington Regional Regional Association of Grantmakers (WRAG) launched Putting Racism on the Table for philanthropic CEOs and government officials to learn from leading experts on the many aspects of racism, including structural racism, white privilege, implicit bias, mass incarceration, and the racial mosaic of this country. This podcast series features audio from key […]

a podcast about activism and technology

Ravishly.com’s podcast series featuring interviews and things to ponder. Real feminism for real life.

The Misandry Hour is a monthly feminist podcast hosted by Clementine Ford. Each episode will address a different theme with different women appearing to share their views and expertise. Everyone involved in the production and presentation of The Misandry Hour is paid for their time. Warning: these episodes contain strong language, challenging ideas and women […]

A podcast about feminism, history, intersectionality, privilege, oppression, and social justice.

This is a Podcast about our family’s adventures in animal activism.

Host Brooke Heym and guests talk about whatever is going on. Feminism, news, geeky things, being a mom, being a human being.

A show about people changing the world. Including you. Learn more at TheGoodFight.fm. Powered by MoveOn.org. Dear friends, The Good Fight is officially on hold. This may not be news to you, given that the last new episode came out in July. But I wanted to fill you in on what’s been happening on my […]

New Republic editor Jamil Smith explores how race, gender, and all the ways we identify ourselves and one another intersect. He brings in journalists, activists, politicians, and everyday folks like you to fuel the conversation.

Here and There is hosted by Northern Essex Community College students Tracy Mikami and Abdul Kamara, discussing very real racial issues in modern society.

An ongoing conversation about equality in society, from the Melbourne Social Equity Institute at the University of Melbourne.

Podcast by Ladies First

David Biedny is just a human being who realizes that we’re in a dangerous epoch, and he’s concerned about the denial which is rampant in our society. Complacency is a disease of the soul, and Angry Human is the cure. Host: David Biedny

In Plain Sight is a podcast that celebrates stories of everyday activism from Asian and Asian American women. Through these stories, In Plain Sight explores how social and political change are created everyday through those whose work is often portrayed as largely absent – Asian American women. By highlighting the ways our struggles are ongoing, […]

Hey everyone! We’re just three feminist teens who decided to put some of our conversations out on the internet in case anyone was wondering what we discuss on the regular. The goal of this “stream of consciousness” podcast is just to share our conversations (however informal they may be) about current topics through a feminist […]

The ART OF PEACE is a public radio program heard weekly on www.KCSB.org and KCSB 91.9 FM Wednesday evenings from 7-8pm. The Art of Peace focuses on social responsibility, community activism, and personal relationships as they relate to mindfulness and peace consciousness. “Learning to Listen” Philip Le Vasseur Raises Consciousness and Engages the Community with […]

A collection of videos featuring the work of the Gender Institute research community. The Gender Institute addresses the major intellectual challenges posed by contemporary changes in gender relations.

this is your chance to speak up and speak out about issues and things that make you sad, happy and all about life!

The Abolitionist Approach Commentary will consist of a series of podcasts that discuss and explore various aspects of the idea that we ought to abolish, and not merely regulate, animal exploitation. The Commentary will promote ethical veganism and creative, non-violent vegan education as the primary forms of activism to move toward the abolition of animal […]

Put People First! Radio tells the untold stories of everyday Vermonters, and reports on their struggles to organize for a government that puts people and the planet first. Put People First! Radio is a project of the Vermont Workers’ Center. For more info, go to www.workerscenter.org/media/radio

Three very different, opinionated, young women bringing girl talk without the candy coating! Kae, Cocoa Redz & Cola sit on The Couch with you, tell True Stories and Countdown to Spill the Tea. Sometimes we’re nice, sometimes we’re nasty. Listen in!

Occupied Territory will interview activists, journalists, historians and economists; and, more importantly, get direct reports from Occupy movements in cities across the country.

Dare to Use the F-Word tells the stories of today’s feminists through the art, the ideas, the community, and the activism that define them. These monthly podcasts, co-produced by the Barnard Center for Research on Women and Barnard College Communications, will bring you interviews, conversations, and voices making change to create a more just world. […]

What I See is a global collection of women’s voices coming together to share, connect, and actively shape the narrative of what it means to be a woman. By asking the question ‘What do you see when you look in the mirror?’, the Project finds different ways for women to reflect on self-perceptions and female […]

Which ten women in the UK have done most to game-change the way power operates in the UK, whether in culture, business, politics or campaigns? Emma Barnett, chairs our 2014 panel. From BBC Radio 4

A collection of videos from the people and projects in the Centre for the Study of Human Rights, a trans-disciplinary centre of excellence for international academic research, teaching and critical scholarship on human rights.

This is the initial episode of Action Now Resource and Referral Network, LLC. During this episode, the mission and the founder’s bio will be discussed. Also, information on the upcoming episode.

Interview with feminist commentator and columnist for Fairfax’s Daily Life, Clementine Ford, on the word ‘slut’ and its place in our modern culture.

Two feminists discuss the sociopolitical implications of female representation across popular media, including video games, television, literature and film; this third woman makes bad puns. Visit us at www.awebsiteofonesown.com for more.

Do you yell at your TV? We do too! Right from the Rustbeltway, your hosts Jesse O. and Antoinette Marie talk, discuss, and debate about a variety issues each week, from current events to philosophy, and from religion to science & skepticism. Don’t let your brain explode alone- let it explode with us!

Equality, Diversity and plain good sense for the 21st Century

We are a non-profit organization that works in Malawi, SE Africa and our heart is to eliminate sexual violence there.

The Barnard Center for Research on Women hosts a programming series that explores a wide range of feminist and social justice issues like women’s rights, gender and sexuality, democracy and voting, immigration and economics. Featured speakers include Angela Davis, Estelle Freedman, Lani Guinier, Josephine Ho, Naomi Klein and Dean Spade. Fusing scholarship with activism, highlights […]

Hosted by NYC author and cultural critic Stephen Earley Jordan II. Jordan has authored “Beyond Bougie” and “Cold, Black, and Hungry”. He interviews and discusses issues of Race, Class, and Gender on this show. Join the Bougie Black Show on myspace. www.myspace.com/bougieblackshow or email us at bougieblackshow@gmail.com twitter.com/StephenEJordan Hosted by cultural critic and author Stephen […]

The phrase “human trafficking” conjures up shocking images of modern slavery, abuse and victims. But are people who have been trafficked necessarily asking for protection? Rather than helping, is the language and terminology surrounding this very serious issue just part of the problem?

Change, diversity and uncertainty are unavoidable features of modern life. Collectively, we may be living through a major transformation in society and the traditions that hold it together. Individually, we may face increasing barriers to taking responsibility for our own destinies, exercising power and making our own decisions. The tracks on this album focus on […]

This five-part series features highlights of a conference held at UC San Diego in March 2009 that gathered urban leaders from around the world who shared strategies for spurring innovation and finding opportunities to help their cities survive the economic crisis and prepare for the next round of growth.

A pod-cast series examining sexual assault and dating violence prevention focused on the ways this violence affects men and what men can (and should) do to get involved in the movement to eradicate this violence from our community. As I mentioned, for those who don’t want to see my mug, here is the audio-only version […]

Gen X Has Something to Say is a podcast created by an African American Gen X’er for African American Gen X’ers. This podcast gives a voice to our thoughts and perspectives about life, faith, culture, and everything in between.

Equal Justice Initiative has documented the lynchings of over 4,000 African Americans between 1877 and 1950. In this series, hear how this era of racial terror lynchings continues to shape America to this day.