Sociology General Podcasts

Join strategy expert Alicia McKay and leadership guru Digby Scott for real-world conversations about the changing demands on leaders and society – through COVID-19 and beyond. When something happens, it’s all about how you make sense of it that determines how you feel and how you choose to respond.

The world has never been more connected. Yet never more divided. We yell at each other from inside our echo chambers. But change doesn’t happen inside an echo chamber. It’s time to get out, to stretch our legs, to step on some land mines. It’s time to have an uncomfortable conversation with Josh Szeps. Musical […]

We talking every day struggles

Comedian Julian Michael hosts conversations with Black people from across the Diaspora. The hope is that by hearing others’ stories in their own words the world will gain a new appreciation for the diversity and complexity of those around us. A part of the Dragon Wagon Radio independent podcast network.

Hello guys, this podcast help you⏰ to prepare good Civil Servant to serve for our Society and to serve for our Nation🥇🏆. Its also help to develop good personality and become good human being. Here I’m also discuss some strategy about the exam📚 and some current facts, important articles, IR, different issues, etc.📈

Welcome to Korean American Perspectives, a podcast launched by the Council of Korean Americans. Visit www.councilka.org for more information.

“Life of A Lifer” podcast hosted by Designed Conviction founder, Taylor Tom, in conjunction with co-host Cecilia Conley, Wife of a Lifer. Taylor Tom Conley is serving a life without the possibility of parole sentence and opens his life up to give a unique perspective, one you may not hear about in the media. The […]

Super excited to launch yet another Podcast under the Bigg Q’s World umbrella! I’ve kept my opinions about most social issues close to the vest…but after having the most engaging conversations with a few “Real Ones” in my circle, I’m proud to announce the launch of The “Pressure Pointz” Podcast featuring myself and my brother […]

We are People, Space, and Place (PSP), a geography-focused podcast co-hosted by Michigan State University PhD students Kionna Henderson, Veda Hawkins, and Raven Mitchell and we believe that geography is everywhere! With each episode, we investigate topics related to race, health, and natural science and offer insights from our respective fields of human and physical […]

Developing a global community of remarkable people to solve 21st-century problems.

Eighty-five years after Walter Benjamin theorized the aura in the work of art, how do we understand that “strange weave of space and time” in an era of digital connection, when art seems to be everywhere and nowhere at once? Join students at the Rhode Island School of Design as we explore the life and […]

Award-winning documentary maker Stacey Dooley meets people from all walks of life and hears their fascinating stories. Got a story to share? Get in touch via email: stacey@bbc.co.uk or use the hashtag #staceydooleypodcast

Peek inside the Berkman Klein Center’s Audio Fishbowl: Conversations with leading cyber-scholars, entrepreneurs, activists, and policymakers as they explore the bleeding edge of the internet and technology, democracy, law, and society. (Also available as video) From the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. Want to hear more? Listen to the Platform […]

This is a three-part podcast series dedicated to understanding the historic and current sexualization of Asian women both in light of the hate crimes against this demographic throughout this year and in honor of AAPI heritage month. Hosted by Olivia Higa and Therese Santiago

So… is a podcast that’s about… Conversations with everyday people. Social workers and CEOs. Activists and politicians. Artists and accountants. Everyone with a story to tell. Diversity. Learning more about who’s in our community, what they do, and why they do it. Asking unique questions. Questions that are non-judgmental but probing. Getting to the heart […]

A Journal on the Homeless Plight is being brought to you by AmericaOnCoffee’s “Street Team Now” CLICK the following LINK to support this podcast https://tinyurl.com/4z5jf9na Any donation amount will help. Thank you for your kindness.

In this podcast, I speak with an American couple on American society’s “positive stereotypes” about Asians. Are these stereotypes, for example, true, and are the stereotypes’ impacts truly positive? Joanna is a Chinese person who grew up in the United States, and her husband Ben is an American. I am a student at a Sino-American […]

“The Good News” of the Pacific Northwest, brought to you by up-and-coming regional thought leaders. Described by reviewers as “a refreshing change of pace,” “powerful, enlightening, and original,” and “joyful conversations with guests working for a more creative, democratic, and sustainable future.” Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/marginalwaypodcast/support

This show tells the stories of the Indian diaspora in America. We recommend listening to the oldest episode first and then making your way to the latest episode. However, each episode is also a standalone story.

H.O.P.E. Helping Other People Elevate is a podcast created to benefit those recently released from prison, families impacted by incarceration, and the general public. Our topics will range from addiction, abuse, to former gang affiliation (just to name a few).

Creating community by sharing good stories. Uncommon conversations. Listen local.

Racial inequality. Income inequality. Structural inequality. Health inequality. The novel coronavirus crisis has exposed issues of inequity and injustice that continue to shape local and nationwide responses. Join Columbia University professors Samuel K. Roberts, Jr., Mabel O. Wilson and their guests as they discuss the impacts of COVID-19 on Black life in New York City […]

Latinos Who Lunch is a podcast hosted by artist FavyFav and art historian Babelito. Join them as they discuss everything from pop culture and art to issues of race, gender and class in Latinx communities.

Dream Up is a weekly podcast show, brought to you by Burdock, connecting you with inspiring Asian American creatives. We explore what they do and the paths that got them there, to demystify creative industries and inspire new possibilities along the way.

A space co-created by us and listeners to foster growth, understanding & learning minus the fucking judgment. Join us as we explore and speak to all the experiences that come along with figuring out life. We believe in quality content for quality people. P.S. that includes you.

A podcast about NEOKC

Original stories written and read by two best friends with way too much time on their hands.

Welcome to the Podcast Finding Our New Normal–Living In The Solution As a general rule what will be read or talked about will be regarding “Where We Where, Where We Are, And Where We Are Going” locally, nationally, internationally, and as a Global Community. This content will be issues or topics that have been written […]

Do No Harm is a podcast series which provides context and encourages learning about anti-Black racism in health care. Hosted by 3 Black women, we’ll delve into a myriad of topics ranging from mental health to implicit bias to medical surveillance tech. This podcast is part of a larger platform, Do No Harm: how racism […]

The Columbia University sociologist Sudhir Venkatesh studies exclusive worlds by embedding himself — with a crack-selling gang, sex workers, the teenage children of billionaires, and most recently, at the highest levels of companies at the vanguard of the digital revolution, including Facebook and Twitter. And now he’s hosting a podcast. In each episode, Venkatesh will […]

Poor People is a platform for people of color to discuss the current political-economic environment, stories of socioeconomic upbringing, to share success stories and experiences of today.

It seems as though everything currently is seeking to divide us. Whether it be the media, friends, family, or the world at large, everyone seems to want to point out just how different we are from one another. I find this to be the complete opposite of my experience. My group of friends is extremely […]

Audio content narrated by Caroleena, a Harvard graduate whose demons took her from elite to the street. Now she shares how she got to Honolulu’s addicted subculture, what it was like, and how her listeners can benefit from her experiences.

Social commentary on current and past events from the black perspective filled with nuance, topped with laughs underlined with devil’s advocacy. “Cancel yourself before it’s too late” Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/agreed2disagree/support

A series of conversations hearing from individuals, from their own standpoint, what it’s like to grow up black in America; hosted by Derrick Williams and Justin Baker.

How do we become good citizens?

Each week our hosts pick each other’s brains on a topic that relates to the human experience… And we want to hear our listeners’ stories, questions, and comments too! Write to us at doyoueverthinkaboutmail@gmail.com or text us on (+61) 0499 860 397

Not In Our Town is a movement to stop hate, address bullying and build safe and inclusive communities for all. Tune in and be inspired by the remarkable individuals and communities doing the work. Join us!

The Department of Communication Studies would like to welcome you to a new podcast, presented by 90.5 KCSU, that discusses important and pressing items of our times, as well as anything having to do with the College of Liberal Arts on CSU’s campus! Take a dive into topics such as freedom of speech, race and […]

At My Neighbor’s Voice we practice listening as a generous and powerful act. In these episodes, you will hear participants answer universal community questions by sharing their stories and experiences.

As people of color, we carry our stories, culture lens and the stories of our ancestors. Join three friends as we explore the realities around a unique friendship as a Taiwanese American woman, Black woman and Indian American man. What would our ancestors think…?

Hosts JRoQ, Melaniie, and Quinn converse over topics of culture, social issues, and passion projects. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heyyouhithere3/support

UC3P is a student-run podcast network based at the University of Chicago’s Harris School of Public Policy. Our main page hosts current events, politics, research, debates, and more from across the University of Chicago.

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Why Not Change the World? brings leading experts from different disciplines together on the campus of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute to discuss the global and interconnected challenges facing humanity.

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Let’s talk about us is a podcast that focuses on our day to day life experiences that we think are unheard of but quite similar amongst us. Let’s talk about us! aims at sharing experiences, laughing at the similarities, finding solutions where we can and getting informed. The podcast shall also feature trending topics and […]

Mixed Like Me is a podcast hosted by Geona Childress, a 24 year old African American girl from Denver, Colorado. Mixed Like Me is a safe place where Geona and her guests share their stories and discuss their experiences growing up mixed race in America. If you ever felt like you were too white for […]

After the Storm is a podcast hosted by two Pakistani-Canadian women on a mission to unpack their cultural identities and explore various topics from their unique perspective, one episode at a time. The podcast will delve into topics, stories and experiences of the South-Asian diaspora in an attempt to understand the rich cultural heritage that […]

Lawrence Booker hosts conversations about controversial topics.

The documentary unit of APM Reports (formerly American RadioWorks) has produced more than 140 programs on topics such as health, history, education and justice. Sixteen-year-old Myon Burrell was sent to prison for life after a stray bullet killed an 11-year-old girl in Minneapolis in 2002. Amy Klobuchar, who was Minneapolis’ top prosecutor, brought first-degree murder […]

This podcast explores media theory, communication concepts, and understanding the subliminal and obvious messages thrown our way.

“Is Anybody Out There?” a podcast series about loneliness brought to you by the Connectery. Join Jeremy Warshaw and Judy D’Mello, a couple of transplanted Brits living in NYC, on their journey to discover what loneliness really is. Why is it that people get lonely? Does loneliness attack us psychologically as well as physically? Is […]

Do you ever feel like the experts are just too busy talking to one another in their small academic circles? Do you ever wonder when they will get around to answering the questions of non-experts? Doesn’t matter if it is philosophy, religion, science or economics, it’s time for the experts to answer our questions! Join […]

The podcast for dreamers & changemakers – it all starts WITH A STORY. Join your host, purpose coach Nicole Meliora, every week for conversations with guests on topics ranging from the serious, like politics, technology, business, activism, and wellbeing, to the things that make life beautiful and fun, like art, traveling and food. Some conversations […]

An ongoing podcast attempting to debunk the human race.

The bridge were society, culture, and religion connect. Having private conversations in public.

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I am on a journey to embrace America. Not through a screen but face to face. All of it. The parts I agree with and the parts I don’t. It started with a 50 state hug mission. Wrapped my mind around 23 then the virus hit. So now I am stuck at home. Still hugging […]

The U.S. census projects that by 2042, minorities in America will outnumber non-Hispanic whites. How will diversity change our daily lives and what will your community look like in 2042? MLive reporters Bob Johnson and Dana Afana break it down with the experts to better understand Michigan’s future.