Những podcast Shawn Fettig hay nhất (2024)

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Struggle for the Soul: Democracy and Authoritarianism in Latin America with Dr. Cynthia McClintock 54:09

5d ago54:09

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Experience the heartbeat of democracy in Latin America through the eyes of Dr. Cynthia McClintock, a distinguished expert whose insights illuminate the region's ongoing struggle between authoritarian rule and the quest for freedom. In this episode, we discuss the complex political tapestry of Latin America, where the aspirations of the people are o…

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Dangerous: The Controversial Life and Legacy of Michael Jackson with Dr. Susan Fast 45:19

26d ago45:19

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Michael Jackson is a figure whose complexities fascinate and confound, and he leaves behind a legacy of genius and controversy. Dr. Susan Fast, author of "Michael Jackson's Dangerous" brings her expertise on the King of Pop to this latest episode of Deep Dive. We journey beyond the moonwalk and the sequined glove to dissect Jackson's "Dangerous" er…

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Erasing Queer Voices: Author Bill Konigsberg on Book Bans and Democracy 49:41

1M ago49:41

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When the pages of a book become a battleground for human rights, conversations like the one I have with Bill Konigsberg become not just relevant, but vital. Award-winning and openly gay, Bill Konigsberg has been on the frontlines, both as a sports writer for ESPN and now as a YA author facing the harsh reality of book bans. In an era where queer-th…

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Pendulum of Justice: The Supreme Court's Conservative Pivot with Lucas Powe 45:50

2M ago45:50

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Discover the seismic shifts within the highest court of the United States as legal scholar and former Clerk to Supreme Court Justice William Douglas, Lucas Powe, and Shawn unravel the conservative turn of the Roberts Court. We dissect the landmark decisions that have not only redefined the legal landscape but have also sparked debates about the ver…

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Shifting Sands of Peace: A Conversation about the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict with Dr. Nathan Brown 49:42

2M ago49:42

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In this episode, we venture into the heart of a historical maelstrom—the Middle East conflict. Dr. Nathan Brown, professor at George Washington University and Middle East scholar, joins this episode, and paints a vivid picture of the intricate dance between political ideologies, territorial strife, and the pursuit of peace. We explore the roots of …

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The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of Berlin's LGBTQ+ Movement with Dr. Robert Beachy 44:44

3M ago44:44

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Discover the courageous origins and transformative journey of queer rights as we trace the historical tapestry of Berlin's LGBTQ+ community with the guidance of Dr. Robert Beachy, author of "Gay Berlin: Birthplace of a Modern Identity." This episode promises to unravel the complex evolution of queer identity, from the pioneering efforts of 19th-cen…

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Boy with the Bullhorn: How ACT UP Reshaped Protest & Saved Lives with Ron Goldberg 1:07:24

3M ago1:07:24

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Join this conversation with Ron Goldberg, the "chant queen" that inspired a movement, as we share the untold stories from the frontlines of AIDS activism. "Boy with the Bullhorn" isn't just a title; it's a testament to the relentless spirit of a community that refused to be silenced. From the origins of ACT UP's stirring chants to the raw emotional…

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After America Teaser Trailer 1:59

4M ago1:59

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Excited to share with you my new podcast project dropping this Spring - After America (a Sea Tree Media production). Check back soon! ------------------------- Follow Deep Dive: Instagram Post.news YouTube Email: deepdivewithshawn@gmail.com **Artwork: Dovi Design **Music: JoystockBởi Sea Tree Media

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2023 State of the Union (w/ Drs. Faris, Benesh, and Hawdon) 1:01:37

4M ago1:01:37

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Embark on a critical journey through the shifting political landscape of America as I host a powerhouse trio of experts to help us understand the most pressing issues facing the nation. Dr. Sarah Benesh examines the Supreme Court's recent decisions, Dr. James Hawdon dissects the undercurrents of political unrest, and Dr. David Faris unpacks the Dem…

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A Few of Our Favorite Things 2023 (and a Holiday Message from Santa Claus) 59:37

4M ago59:37

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As an inflatable snowman towers over the neighborhood, marking the commencement of holiday festivities, friend of the pod Justin Hentges and I cozy up to reminisce about the year's gems and share our yuletide reflections. Our chat meanders from the screen to the soundwaves, where the siren songs of the year tug at our heartstrings. We also share ou…

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Is God a Dictator? Examining the Relationship Between Christianity and Authoritarianism with Dr. David Gushee 54:10

4M ago54:10

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As Donald Trump solidifies his grip on the evangelical right in the United States, we are left to wonder: How is it conceivable that a faith predicated on love and compassion could veer towards authoritarianism? We're grappling with this disquieting reality as we delve into the substantive connection between Christianity, especially American evange…

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Campfire Conversations: Understanding the Sociopolitical Implications of Camping with Dr. Phoebe Young 59:12

5M ago59:12

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Do you ever ponder over the evolution and multifaceted nature of camping, its sociopolitical significance, and how it mirrors societal inequalities? Join us and our esteemed guest, Dr. Phoebe Young, professor of History at the University of Colorado, Boulder and author of the book Camping Grounds: Public Nation in American Life from the Civil to th…

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Dissecting Identity: Internalized Homophobia, Religion, and the Queer Community with Stephen Long 1:07:36

5M ago1:07:36

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Today, we welcome Stephen Long, the brain behind Sacred Tension Substack and its podcast. We're in for a deep, meaningful discussion about internalized homophobia and how it affects the LGBTQ+ community. But, we're not stopping there, we're delving into the nitty-gritty; the politics of relationships, religion's role in society, and the evolution o…

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Greatest Hit: David Faris - Are Democrats Presiding Over Their Own Demise? 1:12:21

5M ago1:12:21

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**After a two month hiatus, Deep Dive returns next week (Sunday, Nov 26th) with a slew of new episodes with exciting, entertaining, and interesting guests. In the meantime, in light of the recent polling suggesting that voters may return Donald Trump to the White House in next year’s presidential election, check out this Greatest Hit of Deep Dive, …

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Greatest Hit: Unraveling the Knot - Iran's Struggle for Liberation and the Resurgence of Protests with Alex Vatanka 56:29

6M ago56:29

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**Originally released October 21, 2021** Could a spark of liberation emerge in a world of oppressive leaders? Join me, your host, and Alex Vatanka, the founding director of the Iran program at the Middle East Institute, as we examine the recent upheaval in Iran triggered by the tragic death of a 22-year-old woman arrested for a 'bad hijab'. Togethe…

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Greatest Hit: Public Perception Transformed - Post-Obergefell Queer Perspectives w/ Dr. Andrew Flores 1:13:29

6M ago1:13:29

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**Originally released April 27, 2022** Get ready for a journey into understanding the evolution of public opinion on the queer and trans communities post the landmark Obergefell v. Hodges Supreme Court ruling. My guest, Dr. Andrew Flores - an Assistant Professor in the Department of Government at American University and a visiting scholar at the Wi…

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Greatest Hit: Coming Out, Surviving and Thriving with Soda Canter and Justin Hentges 1:11:14

7M ago1:11:14

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**Originally released Dec 9, 2022** Have you ever pondered the courage it takes to truly embrace your identity, despite society's norms? Do you ever wonder what it feels like to experience the world through the lens of a queer individual? Join me for a heartfelt conversation with guests, Soda Canter and Justin Hentges, as we navigate through the in…

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From Numbers to Narratives: Dr. Dan Bouk on the U.S. Census and American Democracy 1:02:27

7M ago1:02:27

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Promising an enlightening journey through the historical and contemporary significance of the U.S. Census, I'm joined by esteemed scholar Dr. Dan Bouk - professor of History at Colgate University and author of the book Democracy's Data: The Hidden Stories in the U.S. Census and How to Read Them. This episode unearths the nuanced power dynamics and …

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Unveiling the Gray Areas: Immigration, Citizenship, and America's Identity with Amanda Frost 46:54

7M ago46:54

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Imagine navigating the intricate pathways of immigration and citizenship in the United States, only to find yourself in uncharted territory. Join me and esteemed legal scholar, Amanda Frost, as we embark on this journey through the complexities of these policies. We uncover the historical evolution of immigration and citizenship, shedding light on …

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Navigating Intersectionality: Queerness, Blackness, and the Southern Experience with Dr. E. Patrick Johnson 47:09

7M ago47:09

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How often do we pause and think about the multiple layers of our identities and how they intersect with our experiences? What's the role of our race, gender, sexuality, religion and more in shaping our perception of societal issues? With Dr. E. Patrick Johnson, a renowned scholar, artist, and activist, we navigate the complex course of intersection…

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American Democracy in the Balance: From Partisanship to Gerrymandering with Dr. Laurel Harbridge-Yong 53:55

8M ago53:55

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Is the spirit of bipartisanship gasping its last breath? Today's conversation with Dr. Laurel Harbridge-Yong, Professor of Political Science at Northwestern University and an authority on the subject, might just surprise you. We’ll journey into the heart of American politics, exploring the ramifications of polarization, the push and pull of primary…

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Bernard Schlager - The Bible is Not a Weapon (And a ChatGPT Parable for Queer Kids) 1:12:13

8M ago1:12:13

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Have you ever felt the weight of fear when your spirituality seems to contradict your identity? This episode addresses the intricate relationship between faith and queerness, as we delve into the profound emotions and experiences that come with growing up queer in the church. Dr. Bernard Schlager, associate professor of Historical and Cultural Stud…

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Dominic Arnall - Open For Business: Disney, Bud Light, and the Business Case for LGBTQ+ Inclusion 41:11

9M ago41:11

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In this episode I’m talking to Dominic Arnall, CEO of Open for Business, an international coalition dedicated to working with the business community to advance LGBT+ rights globally. Open for Business advances LGBT+ inclusion and creates change in three ways – by constructing and promoting the economic business case, by catalyzing a global business…

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Javier Corrales - Latin American Goes Left on LGBTQ+ Rights (and the Whole World Owes Sinead O'Connor an Apology) 1:01:07

9M ago1:01:07

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In this episode, I talk to Dr. Javier Corrales, professor of Political Science at Amherst College. Dr. Corrales' research focuses on democratization, democratic backsliding, populism, foreign policies, and sexuality. He has also published extensively on Latin America and the Caribbean. We talk about all of these things – advancement of queer rights…

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Maxim Ibadov - Rusa LGBTQ+ (and Be Willing to Bear Witness) 54:44

9M ago54:44

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Increasingly, Russian citizens opposed to the war are fleeing their country, taking asylum in other places – around the world. A significant number of these folks are queer – leaving not just because of their opposition to the war, but fleeing severe persecution in Russia, as the country cracks down on the LGBTQ community. And, they’re landing in p…

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Abbie Goldberg - Holding Pride and Fear at the Same Time (This One’s For the Kids) 41:58

9M ago41:58

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**This episode was recorded on July 7, 2023, one week after the Supreme Court issued its ruling in 303 Creative allowing some private businesses to discriminate against LGBTQ people. If you’ve been listening to the podcast over the past few months, you know that I’ve been worried about the safety and mental health of the queer community, especially…

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Sara Benesh: SCOTUS 2023 (The End of Equal Dignity) 47:26

10M ago47:26

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The Supreme Court ended its most recent term on June 30th and it was another blockbuster term. The Court made some surprising and some not-so surprising decisions. It upheld precedent in some places and smashed it in others. While this new Court is still trying to figure out its character, the past two terms have made it pretty clear that this is a…

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Beverly Tillery - Anti-Violence Project (and the Authoritarianism of Religion) 37:25

10M ago37:25

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2022 marked the fourth year in a row that hate crimes – offenses against a person or property motivated by bias - had increased in the United States. According to the FBI’s annual hate crime report, most of these crimes have targeted Black folks, jewish folks, sexual minorities and latinos. According to the Human Rights Campaign, 42% of queer youth…

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Carey Candrian - The Queer Health Landscape (It's Time To Do Something) 43:00

10M ago43:00

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According to SAGE USA, a national LGBTQ advocacy and services organization for older adults, LGBTQ elders are 2 times as likely to be single and live alone than straight elders. 59% of LGBTQ elders report feeling a lack of companionship and 53% report being isolated. 23% of trans folks have reported avoiding going to a doctor when they needed to, b…

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2023 Criminal Queerness Festival (w/ Danielle Levsky, Andrew Kushnir, and Wotjek Rodak) 41:57

10M ago41:57

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In this episode, Deep Dive is partnering with National Queer Theater to bring you a conversation with the three playwrights whose projects are being showcased at this year's Criminal Queerness Festival at the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts in New York City beginning Wednesday, June 21st, and running through Friday, June 23rd. Acclaimed by the N…

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Joshua Rosenberger - The Sex Education of Shawn C Fettig (And What Does "Queer" Mean?) 1:20:58

11M ago1:20:58

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Sex and sex education is an exciting, and sometimes controversial topic. LGBTQ sex and sex education is, unfortunately, more controversial, especially in today’s political environment. But, for me – it’s also more exciting. And, having this conversation, and talking about sex can bring us joy; it can make us happier and more fulfilled people; it ca…

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Adam Odsess-Rubin - National Queer Theater (Pride Needs to be a Protest) 42:46

11M ago42:46

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Welcome to Pride Month! This is the 53rd annual pride in the United States. The first, in 1970, happened in New York City to mark the first anniversary of the Stonewall Riots – popularly considered to be a seminal moment in gay rights in the United States, when the queer community – trans folks, gay folks, drag queens, queers of all colors and race…

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Caleb Okereke - US Evangelicals Are Exporting Homophobia (and Republicans Don't Do Well in Democracy) 1:00:09

11M ago1:00:09

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The horror show that is the Republican Party’s attack on the queer community, particularly the trans community, in the United States is not just limited to our country. Anti-queer sentiment is taking hold in many countries and regions across the globe. So, in this respect, the United States is not unique. What is unique, however, is the United Stat…

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Andrew Flores - Queer Rights, Public Opinion, and the Kids Might Save Us All 1:13:29

12M ago1:13:29

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Following the 2015 Supreme Court decision in Obergefell, it was unclear how Republicans would respond - if there would be some significant backlash. It seemed that Republicans accepted the decision as the final word on gay marriage, and public opinion polling consistently showed high support amongst voters. And, that support was bleeding into other…

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Ann Thomas - Transgender Talent (And, then a trip to Judicialville) 1:12:49

1y ago1:12:49

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In the first part of this episode, I'm talking to Ann Thomas – founder, CEO, and manager of Transgender Talent – an independent production company and talent management for trans performers and artists. We talk about the entertainment industry, how its changed (and in some ways how it hasn’t), challenges that trans performers and artists experience…

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Greatest Hit: Timothy Waters & Marcus Ruiz Evans - Secession Today and (Maybe) Tomorrow (Part Two) 1:14:38

1y ago1:14:38

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**This episode was originally released on June 10, 2022. Given Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's recent comments about a "national divorce," it seems appropriate to revisit the history around this subject (with last week's episode), and the legality and likelihood of that happening in the future (this week's episode). Last week, I talked to Dr. Susan S…

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Greatest Hit: Dr. Susan Schulten - Secession Part One (What Can History Teach Us?) 1:01:30

1y ago1:01:30

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**This episode was originally released on June 3, 2022. Given Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's recent comments about a "national divorce," it seems appropriate to revisit the history around this subject (with this week's episode), and the legality and likelihood of that happening in the future (next week's episode). This episode is the first of two (o…

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Greatest Hit: Philip Gorski - Christians and White Supremacists (A Marriage Made in Hell) 47:39

1y ago47:39

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Today's episode is the second of a three-part series that seeks to understand what underpins the Trumpism movement in the United States – who these voters are and what motivates them, and then how that fits into a broader global shift we’re seeing - away from liberal democracy. Last week I spoke to Dr. Arlie Hochschild about her book Strangers in T…

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Greatest Hit: Joshua Wilson - The New States of Abortion Politics (and The Red Ripple) 1:00:01

1y ago1:00:01

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On November 8th, American voters did something relatively remarkable for a midterm election. We now know that Democrats will keep the Senate (perhaps even expand it by a seat) and that Republicans will narrowly take the House. This is a massive underperformance for Republicans. Along with a lot of other people, I’m interested in understanding what …

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Greatest Hit: Frank Mugisha - Being Gay and Under Threat of Death in Uganda 48:43

1y ago48:43

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**On January 24, 2023, Pope Francis stated in an interview with the AP that being a homosexual is not a crime. This reminded me of a conversation that I had in October of 2022 with Dr. Frank Mugisha of Uganda about being gay and also Catholic. Today, Deep Dive is re-visiting that conversation. ** Today I’m talking to Dr. Frank Mugisha. He is the Ex…

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Fleeing My Homeland: Venezuela (with Lever Alejos) 28:45

1y ago28:45

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In July of last year – 2022 – Lever Alejos emerged from the jungle in Panama, with no shoes, and just the tattered remains of clothes that still clung to his body after almost a week trekking through the Darien Gap – a 60 mile stretch of untamed, undeveloped jungle between Colombia and Panama. Lever was coming from Venezuela, escaping political per…

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Fleeing My Homeland: Russia 34:15

1y ago34:15

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According to the 2022 Freedom in the World report issued by Freedom House – 38% of the global population live in Not Free countries, and only 20% live in Free countries. In 2022 alone, 60 countries experienced declines in democratic freedom, while only 25 experienced increases. This picture is stark – democracies are in decline. Authoritarianism is…

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Alexander Motyl - The World After Russia (Ukraine Has Already Won) 52:51

1+ y ago52:51

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When Russia invaded Ukraine in February of last year, the general consensus was that Ukraine was outgunned, disorganized, and unable to mount any type of meaningful resistance. The expectation was that Ukraine would fall quickly – maybe even within days of the assault. But, that didn’t happen. And, it’s not like Russia struggled – Ukraine took the …

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Elise d'Epenoux - SeaCleaners: Cleaning Our Oceans One Bottle at a Time 41:16

1+ y ago41:16

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Consider this. 40% of all plastics that are produced today are just thrown away within a month of acquisition. Only 10% of all plastic waste is recycled – which means 90% is not. And 32% of all plastic waste ends up in nature, including our oceans. 9-14 million tons of plastic waste is dumped into the oceans every year. That’s 17 tons per minute – …

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Andy Smith - Can Macron Fill a Merkel-Shaped Hole in Europe? 50:34

1+ y ago50:34

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Emmanuel Macron was only 39 and a relative neophyte when he was elected to the French presidency in 2017. In his first term in office, his policy agenda was so ambitious that it generated mass protest – known as the Yellow Vest movement - that paralyzed the country. It got so bad that many wondered not only if his agenda would be imperiled, but if …

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2022 State of the Union 1:06:55

1+ y ago1:06:55

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I’ve had a hard time characterizing this past year – has it been uniformly dire? No – there have been some promising signs. The midterms were a disaster for Republicans. They took the House, but by a vanishingly small margin and they were unable to flip the Senate. Election deniers up and down the ticket lost their elections (although some did win)…

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Holly G, Julie Williams, & Tae Lewis - Black Opry (A Reclamation) 57:09

1+ y ago57:09

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Last season, I did an episode with Dr. Peter LaChapelle about the history of country music and how/when, and why it transitioned from being the music of the working class and poor to being the music of right-wing conservatism. In that episode, we also talked about the history of African influence in country music – which made me wonder why there ar…

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The Space to Just Be Queer (Independence Day) 1:11:14

1+ y ago1:11:14

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I’ve been thinking a lot lately about my evolution as a human being, generally, but more specifically as a gay man – where I come from, how it influenced the trajectory of my life, how I fit into the community, how I’ve changed, and also how the world has changed (for good and bad) – and what does that mean for my future as a gay man, as a queer pe…

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Alexander Kondakov - Criminalizing Queer People (And Do Politicians Prime Violence?) 51:05

1+ y ago51:05

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In 2013, Russia adopted a federal law criminalizing the distribution to children of any material that depicts any non-traditional sexual relationships as normal and positive. Despite the language, this was targeting how queer folks and queer relationships are portrayed in Russia. Since then, anti-gay violence and anti-gay hate crimes have grown exp…

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Evan S. Rice - The Wayfarer's Handbook (The Holistic Travel Experience) 1:06:33

1+ y ago1:06:33

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Travel, to me, is something life-affirming, inspiring, and fulfilling; something almost necessary. It represents, in part, the ability to make those words and those images in guidebooks, on billboards, on Instagram - come to life – give them dimension. Not just the sight or description of a place, but also the smells, the sounds, the flavors, the e…

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