Patty Ivins - Telling Stories That Matter- Documentary and Filmmaker- Episode 3

In our third episode, we talk to Emmy award-winning documentary producer Patty Ivins about mansplaining, how liberal white women unwittingly contribute to racism and why our children are more capable then we think! Patty explains how she has learned the most from chronic rejection, making mistakes and following her heart, and why she refuses to badmouth women. Guest Bio: Patty Ivins is an Emmy award winning producer who has produced over 200 hours of prime-time television series and documentaries for networks such as NBC, FOX, SHOWTIME, OWN, A&E, AMC, CMT, LIFETIME, CW, TLC and Discovery. Ivins has produced pop culture hits like Fox’s THE SIMPLE LIFE as well as raw documentaries about the struggle of girl and womanhood like "Mean Girls " "Mind Games" "Girls On The Wall" and LOGO Doc’s "HUNGRY" about gender inequality in the culinary world. Her upcoming projects include Race to Dinner and a documentary on Aly Raisman and the USA Gymnastics sex abuse case. Show Notes: Find Patty in all of these exciting places: pattyivins.com Twitter @PBandJTV.   Linkedin:   https://www.linkedin.com/in/pattyivins/ Facebook:   https://www.facebook.com/pbandjtv Instagram:   https://www.instagram.com/pattyivins/ Hungry: http://www.logotv.com/episodes/oekyw0/logo-documentary-films-hungry-ep-101 Light in the Water: https://www.hulu.com/movie/light-in-the-water-8e8a9e32-550d-4344-835f-1cafe90b81a6