Sociology General Podcasts

Podcast by Make Your Life Happen

Soho House is a group of private members’ clubs for people in the creative, arts and media industries. Good Is The New Cool is a movement for leaders in business and culture who want to use their forces for good. Together, they have collaborated on creating a series of podcasts that live at the intersection […]

From public radio station KUER and journalist Andrea Smardon, Next Door Strangers is a 6-episode series about finding connection in a time of division. We don’t know if this is going to work, but we’re hoping you can help. Each episode ends with a challenge where we ask you to think about your part in […]

A podcast about gender and gender stereotypes from a self-described expert on gender issues (the boy) (Matthew Dicks) who has spent the last two decades immersed in female culture and a sociologist (the girl) (Rachel Leventhal-Weiner) who is an actual scholar with actual credentials.

Podcast by Recollect When

Young UK adults talk about the issues that matter most to them – and why they should matter to all of us

This episode Q is talking to Lamar “AMMO” Skeete, from inside joyceville penitentiary. They discuss his mixtapes, the criminal justice system. Ammo talks about the day he was found guilty of first degree murder, how he copes with serving a life sentence. Also for the first time Ammo discusses the day he was stabbed in […]

The Know More podcast, hosted by UK SAYS NO MORE, is a space to discuss domestic abuse and sexual violence and how we can all be part of the solution, hearing from survivors, practitioners and activists who are all working to make real social change.

Podcast by Postloudness and Sixty Inches From Center

Awaaz Do: An Indian Express Series

Project 26/62 is focused on unity between generations. With the experiences and wisdom of those who’ve gone before us, along with the passion and energy of youth, we can ignite the flame of creativity and bring dreams to light.

Urban Curiosity is the show that inspires you to slow down and see things differently. Each week Clare Barry talks with interesting urbanites about creativity, human connection, and how to thrive in a city addicted to speed. Wherever you live, and whatever you’re doing today, remember this: a curious life is an extraordinary life. Creativity […]

Conversations with top social scientists about their research and the social world. Produced by The Society Pages.

Housing blight — concentrated areas of vacant properties in cities, rural areas and suburbs — is associated with everything from poverty to crime to health disparities. But governments seem powerless to turn it around. We’re finding out why. A special 10-part podcast series by American Banker.

Host Michael Vincent takes an in-depth look at Glenn Gould’s iconic “pygmy” chair. The more he finds out, the more mysterious it becomes.

The purpose of this show is to accelerate the shift towards building an inclusive, just future by connecting people and ideas. Be inspired to become the change agent for your community. Our guests describe some of what’s happening across the country and around the world to improve community resilience and build a regenerative community. Our […]

Fogged Clarity’s interviews with authors, musicians and poets, exclusive acoustic music sessions and poetry readings from some of the world’s most gifted and interesting contemporary creators.

Black Looks Green on Me is not about money. It’s about those things that do not appear as they seem. Like a green screen; you know, how two things can be contradictory and true at the same time. The naked eye sees an illusion but not what goes on behind the scenes.

Technology has been a passion for both of us. We quickly found that out once we started working together. Lunch breaks became an assembly of ideas. We discussed not only emerging technology but how we got to this point in time in the first place. On one of these lunch breaks, without much planning, we […]

Portland-based writer Christian Piatt, along with Rev. Amy Piatt and Slim Moon (founder of Kill Rock Stars and a Unitarian Universalist seminarian) discuss pop culture and news through the lens of progressive Christian spirituality.

Welcome to the BLACK WHITE OR OTHER PODCAST where thought is encouraged, grounds are broken and lines are crossed

Podcast by Lukas Pesa

A podcast series based on the trials and tribulations of people around this great nation of Australia. Thankfully, some of these people are ones I am able to call my great friends and family, for others, they are people I admire and respect.

Podcast by Sydney University

The Black Now podcast is a weekly episodic podcast discussing what it feels like to be black now . We discuss social topics from relationships, music, religion , black culture and more. come kickback with us , have a few drinks and laughs

Kresge’s American Cities Practice leverages the breadth of our programs and depth of our experience in Detroit to support transformation in other cities.

Ojibwe Stories is a program of Ojibwe culture, language, and ideas that aired on The North 103.3 FM in Duluth, Minnesota. It was produced by Chris Harwood at The North 103.3 and the University of Minnesota, Duluth Department of American Indian Studies. Ojibwe Stories was made possible by Ampers and the Minnesota Arts and Cultural […]

Podcast by who you are is just as important

A podcast about all things taboo, forbidden, stigmatized, and why we can’t resist them. Catch us while you can on your favorite podcast app.

Story Telling can be healing for both the story teller and listener alike.Yet for most people experiencing homelessness, lives are lived on the fringes, voices are left unheard and opportunities for the larger community to understand them are lost.These heartfelt stories, a collaboration between Story Corps and the Valley Homeless Healthcare Program present the voices […]

Carrow and Julian talk to feminist archaeologists, punk rabbis, post-colonial women’s studies drop outs, poets, goths, scientists and more about images and ideas of women as parents, mentors, warriors, goddesses, and monsters.

Lorraine DeGraffenreidt is a black person! Sarah Isaacson is a Jewish person! As it turns out, there’s a lot of black and Jewish stuff that they don’t know anything about — and that makes them feel guilty! So now, they’re getting learnt up. Join Lorraine and Sarah as they discover classic movies everyone’s already seen […]

A pessimist and optimist walk into a bar, and ask the question “Life, what is this all about?” Disharmonic Dialogues brings you discussions about life through two different views, which are not always in harmony. Through differing views, the issues of life and how to deal with them are discussed. Life can become so complicated […]

People are too scared to say what they are thinking now days, good thing we have Yak and Sean to say what everyone is thinking now days but are too afraid to say it. You can find the video version of the show on our youtube channel: Youtube.com/yakalmighty

Angela and Joshua discuss a vast array of topics, including Deconstruction, Deconversion, and the absurdities of Human Social Behavior–particularly in insular, self-reinforcing groups. Humor, real-talk, and transparency are not lacking in this hilarious, transparent commentary on our culture and its quirks. ————————————————————— Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

UN/DIVIDED aims to create spaces for civil discourse on topics that relate to faith, race, class, and gender. Hosted by Rachael Adams, Jessica Seymour, Frank Ernesto, and Santiago Then.

Podcast by Becca Begnaud

Did they really just say that?!

A podcast that asks creative types: “Who are your people?” Through interviews with filmmakers, authors, musicians, technologists, and other creative entrepreneurs, “These Are My People” offers ideas, strategies, and examples for finding, building, and maintaining your audience. Tune in and find your people. #TAMPpodcast Produced by Smarthouse Creative, a public relations, marketing strategy, and audience […]

In an era of “us” and “them,” be an “other” — someone trying to understand how we all live together. Journalism about the multicultural nation America will become — hosted by Rupa Shenoy.

Welcome to Quiero the Show! A talkshow featuring LatinX who are absolutely killing it. I’m your host, Priscila Garcia-Jacquier. I interview LatinX at the top of their game. Consider us your single place, your one-stop-shop for #LatinXcellence. This is the podcast version of our webseries, Quiero the Show, on YouTube. Tune in every Thursday for […]

Sleepover host Sook-Yin Lee brings together three complete strangers for 24 hours to talk about what’s difficult and try to make it better. Sook-Yin Lee, on a quest for an institution to sleep over in, finds Native Child and Family Services of Toronto, a Children’s Aid Society, where she meets three Indigenous youth. Hear what […]

TWO GIRLS. FOUR DEGREES. MODERN DAY. listen to our weekly podcast on soundcloud or itunes.

Comedy Podcast

He Tangata is all about exploring Māori identity and culture and what it means to people.

Jieng Cultures + Modern Lifestyles

Let’s be black.

Culture of Consent is a podcast series to explore cultural attitudes toward consent – what we allow, what we don’t, and why.

Prison

She’s in the Rock N’ Roll Hall of Fame, and he’s an award-winning radio and television host. They’ve been married for more than fifty years. Our Times with Scott & Nedra Ross is a conversational podcast where stories about people, events, music and culture meet.

Podcast by Morgan Tunzelmann

We are all in this together, please, let us all, talk about moving forward. www.thezeitgeistmovement.com Sharing Solutions for Global Sustainability & Social Inclusion.

Podcast by Just Two ______ Girls

Touching on what it is to be young, educated, and black through our experiences at work, our social lives, and our travels around the world. We highlight millennials tastemakers and discuss their journeys, successes, and experiences as influencers. From technology and policy to artists and athletes, we get insight to a variety of circumstances and […]

Salty broads Leia Weathington and Kaila Thomson bring you footnotes from the stuck together pages of history, science, and culture.

Sad Girls Club is a podcast hosted by two brown girls attempting to survive the legacy of colonization. Each week we discuss current events/news and theorize on general topics and systems of oppression.

AnthroTalks is an audio extravaganza on the magical mundaneness of everyday life. Designed by practicing anthropologists, Taapsi Ramchandani and Inga Treitler, this monthly podcast series brings you conversations and videos that speak to the dramatic and not-so-dramatic forces that shape our lives and livelihoods. To tell our stories, we experiment with the tools we carry […]

The Podcast that attempts to restore civil discouse and resist fundamental attribution error. It is too common that anyone with a different opinion is viewed “the other” and denounced as evil, stupid, and/or ignorant. This show is an attempt to discuss matters of importance and focus on restoring faith in humanity – all of humanity.

Not to be taken too lightly. Not to be taken too seriously.

I know all the best people. Here are the conversations I’m having with them.