La comunicación feminista

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En este primer episodio Lucía Chico nos invita a descubrir El Deseo de Pandora, el podcast feminista creado por Julieta Greco y Leila Mesyngier para Anfibia podcast. Entre recuerdos de las movilizaciones por el aborto legal en Argentina y reflexiones sobre el poder de la conversación, exploramos cómo este proyecto convirtió la intimidad en un acto político y colectivo. Un episodio que celebra la palabra, la escucha atenta y el gesto feminista de conversar sin miedo al desacuerdo.***Créditos:Narración: Florencia Flores Iborra y Lucía ChicoProducción: Lucía ChicoMezcla de sonido: Tristana produccionesIlustración de portada: Florencia PinochiAudios de archivo: Lorena Vega. La imprentera; Rita Segato y La ley que supimos conseguir de El Deseo de PandoraMúsica: "Up Hill", "Skipping" y "Spring in Barcelona" por Ian Post para ArtlistProducción general: Peces fuera del agua y Tristana producciones.

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