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GenderFuge

by KelleyAnne Malinen

GenderFuge explores contemporary gender-linked theories, concepts, and issues in conversation with guests from a range of scholarly, professional, activist, or artistic perspectives. This podcast is recorded live in Sociology and Anthropology classrooms at Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Students in the courses Gender & Society and Social Theory & Issues contribute questions for guests based on their assigned readings. The host, KelleyAnne Malinen, is a faculty member in the SOAN department at MSVU.

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Episodes

  1. Responsibization in the Canadian jails and prisons

    Ashley Avery is a queer feminist, advocate, mother, and poet. She is currently the executive director of Coverdale Courtwork Society, a non-profit community-based organization that provides support to women and gender diverse people who are involved in the criminal justice system. She holds an...

  2. Women's Weightlifting with Amanda Thompson

    Students have contributed the questions which I will ask today's guest, Amanda Thompson, based on their readings of course materials including the classic feminist phenomenological article “Throwing Like a Girl,” by Iris Marion Young. Amanda is a Chartered Professional Coach in Olympic...

  3. Supporting women, girls, trans, non-binary and Two-Spirit persons affected by the criminal justice system: From the establishment of Coverdale to Covid-19Ashley Avery

    Ashley Avery is executive director of Coverdale Courtwork Society, a non profit organization that supports women, girls, trans, non-binary and Two-Spirit persons affected by the criminal justice system. Before joinging Coverdale, she worked in the Mental Health field in Toronto, ON and then in...

  4. Racism in Nova Scotia's Criminal Justice System - Robert Wright

    "Robert Seymour Wright is a Social Worker and Sociologist whose 29 year career has spanned the fields of education, child welfare, forensic mental health, trauma, sexual violence, and cultural competence. A 'clinician/academic/administrator,' he has always integrated his work delivering direct...

  5. Wet’suwet’ten, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Indigenous and Colonial Law - Patti Doyle Bedwell

    Patti Doyle Bedwell is a Lawyer, writer, and the first Mi’Kmaq woman to earn tenure at Dalhousie University, as well as being Dalhousie Law School’s first teacher of Mi’kmaq ancestry. She is past director of the Schulich School of Law’s Indigenous Black and Mi’kmaq Initiative, and is now a…

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  6. Rainbow Refugees of Nova Scotia - Emma Cameron

    Today, using a student-generated interview guide, I will be having a conversation with Emma Cameron. Emma is a graduate student in health promotion at Dalhousie University. For her thesis, she is examining The Postnatal Healthcare Experiences of Resettled Syrian Refugees in Nova Scotia. Today, we...

  7. The Pink Dumbbell Problem - Terri Roberts

    Today, using a student-generated interview guide, I will be having a conversation with Terri Roberts. Terri is currently a part-time graduate student at MSVU working on her MA in Women & Gender Studies. Her thesis, The Pink Dumbbell Problem, is about gender and agnotology in the fitness education...

  8. Drag and Burlesque - Martell and Kulczycki - 23 October, 2019

    Welcome to the podcast Genderfuge, recorded in Gender & Society, a Sociology & Anthropology Class at Mount Saint Vincent University. Today, using a student-generated interview guide, KelleyAnne interviews Kelly Martell and Rena Kulczycki. Kelly (also known and Ka, The Lady Corbeau, Beau Raven) is…

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  9. Storying the Land - Pictou - 6 November, 2019

    As always, today’s genderfuge intervie takes place in a Sociology & Anthropology Class at Mount Saint Vincent University - Gender & Society. Today, using a student-generated interview guide, KelleyAnne interviews Sherry Pictou. Sherry Pictou is a Mi’kmaw woman from Ľsɨtkuk (water cuts through…

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  10. Othermothers - Shoboiki - 9 October, 2019

    In this episode of the Genderfuge podcast, recorded in Gender & Society, a Sociology & Anthropology Class at Mount Saint Vincent University, KelleyAnne interviews Abimbola Shoboiki. Abimbola recently graduated with a Master's degree in Women and Gender Studies from Mount Saint Vincent University....

  11. The Bogus BDSM Defense - Chanelle Gallant & Andrea Zanin - 2 October, 2019

    Welcome to the first Genderfuge podcast, recorded in Gender & Society, a Sociology & Anthropology Class at Mount Saint Vincent University. In this podcast, using a student-generated interview guide, KelleyAnne interviews Chanelle Gallant and Andrea Zanin. The conversation focuses on BDSM and the...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

GenderFuge explores contemporary gender-linked theories, concepts, and issues in conversation with guests from a range of scholarly, professional, activist, or artistic perspectives. This podcast is recorded live in Sociology and Anthropology classrooms at Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Students in the courses Gender & Society and Social Theory & Issues contribute questions for guests based on their assigned readings. The host, KelleyAnne Malinen, is a faculty member in the SOAN department at MSVU.

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GenderFuge explores contemporary gender-linked theories, concepts, and issues in conversation with guests from a range of scholarly, professional, activist, or artistic perspectives. This podcast is recorded live in Sociology and Anthropology classrooms at Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax,...

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