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Getting Reflective - a podcast about unlearning
by Lindsay Bindman
People aren't born with prejudice. They learn it. A lot of what we’re taught growing up, either through our schooling, the media, or simply wider society, is harmful. This podcast explores the concept of "unlearning" through interviews with inspiring leaders and asks: what can we replace these harmful ideologies with? Ultimately this is a podcast about hope, self-improvement, and human connection. Learn more on the website: www.gettingreflective.com
Episodes
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The cost of conformity: SOGICE, pastoral harm, and queer resistance with Willow Sipling
Willow Sipling (she/they) is a public policy sociologist who generates research and writing on social phenomena in the realm of labor, ethics, sociology of religion, and more. Willow has experience in higher education, HR, communications, and technology. Willow earned two Master’s degrees in...
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It’s not you, it’s society: language, shame, and disability justice with Alicia Ciocca
Alicia Ciocca (she/her/ella), is white and Latina, with Puerto Rican and Italian heritage. Alicia has been an educator in the NYC Department of Education for over 10 years, teaching students with disabilities. Recently, she left to start her own inclusive education coaching practice to bring...
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Happy holidays & a look back at season 1
Take a look back at season 1 in this short and sweet holiday episode.
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Allyship in action: navigating gender identity, equity, and socioeconomics with Dr. Sawyer Phinney
Dr. Sawyer Phinney (he/him) is a Senior Labour Economist for the Government of Alberta. Sawyer has a Master's of Political Economy from Carlton University, and a PHD in Human Geography from the University of Manchester. Sawyer is also deeply involved in advocacy work around trans rights and…
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Lessons in love from a non-monogamist with Lauren Hayes
Lauren Hayes (she/her) is a relationship coach in Salt Lake City, Utah, specializing in supporting ethically non-monogomous couples, including swingers, and the ENM-curious. Lauren shares about her own experience, opening her marriage six years ago, and how this inspired her to begin helping…
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Living authentically: from transition to transformation with Dr. Amethysta Herrick
Dr. Amethysta Herrick (she/her) is an exquisitely smart and funny transgender woman from Colorado. Ami has been a geneticist, chemist, and software engineer but now dedicates her time to challenging the notion that identity and gender are exclusive to the LGBTQ+ community. Through the lens of her...
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Social (in)justice and labour unions – Lindsay & Abdullah interview Leah
In this episode, I switch up the format a little, as my wonderful friend, Abdullah Mushtaq (he/him) co-hosts this episode with me. Together, we interview Leah (she/her), an activist with strong roots organizing within communities and labour unions, both in Canada and the United States. We spoke...
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Swapping over shopping: a journey to a conscious wardrobe with Lisa Amerongen
Lisa Amerongen (she/her) is the Managing Director at We Animals, an organization that shines a light on the often-hidden lives of animals we exploit for food, fashion, and entertainment. Through powerful photojournalism, they make us see how our actions impact animals, challenging attitudes and...
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Reflecting on Getting Reflective & 30 things to leave in your 20s – Abdullah interviews Lindsay on her birthday
In this episode, my good friend, Abdullah, interviews me (!!) your host, Lindsay Bindman (she/her). Abdullah asks me about the process of starting this podcast, my vision, how I find my guests, and whether I’ve changed as a host over the course of my first season. I also read a letter I wrote to...
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From love to liberation with Ali Ibrahim-Hirji
Ali Ibrahim-Hirji (he/him) is a first generation Canadian, with Tanzanian-Indian heritage. Ali is an author, performer, and creator. His content blends adventure, poetry, and social activism. His ultimate goal is to create a kinder and more loving world. Ali uses his platform “Slow Falling” to...
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Poetry, partnership, and purpose: exploring intersectional art and activism with Olivia Hall & Carrie Rudzinski
Olivia Hall (she/her) is a poet, activist, and academic from Tamaki Makaurau (Auckland). Olivia lived overseas for five years, with her partner, in New York and London. She has a Master’s degree in Gender Studies - her passion area - and runs a sexual health charity. Carrie Rudzinski (she/her) is...
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Navigating faith, forgiveness, and self-reflection with Dr. Josh Caraballo
Dr. Josh Caraballo (he/him) is an Industrial-Organizational Psychologist in Denver, Colorado. His career trajectory has centred on the themes of inspirational storytelling and applied science for the purpose of human betterment, especially for those who have been historically marginalized and...
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Exploring bi-cultural identity and culturally-responsive counselling with Avni Panchal
Avni Panchal (she/her) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and empowerment coach who specializes in assisting South Asians, and other individuals, who find themselves navigating multiple cultures. Avni immigrated from India to California as a teenager, so she has first hand experience with...
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From ancient tombs to gay marriage with Emmy-nominated director, Neil Laird
Neil Laird (he/him) is a multiple Emmy-nominated director of historical films for Discovery, BBC, PBS, the History Channel, National Geographic, and many other networks. He has produced over 100 programs around the globe that feature crumbling Egyptian tombs, lost Mayan cities, and mysterious...
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Fostering belonging at LEZ BEACH: Hanlan’s Point and queer spaces with Cris Nippard & Capri Contreras De-Blasis
In this episode, I interview queer, community organizers, Cris and Capri. Cris Nippard (they/them) is a 19 year old Black, queer, non-binary radical and community activist, born and based in Toronto. Cris has been active and passionate about social justice, community work, and the arts since they...
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Sober, single, and thriving at 63 with Heidi Clements
Heidi Clements (she/her) is a 63-year-old writer and content creator living in Montecito, California. Heidi’s content is all about empowering women to live their authentic lives. She embraces aging, sobriety, and sustainable fashion. Heidi’s intentionality is contagious, as she showcases her joy…
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Community over capitalism with NZ Green MP, Kahurangi Carter
Kahurangi Carter (she/her) is currently serving as a Green Member of Parliament (MP) in New Zealand. Kahu was raised in a small farming community in the Waikato, and grew up with a deep connection to land, which has informed everything she’s done since then. Kahu has worked as the National…
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How music shapes identity and unity with Miguel Landestoy
Miguel Landestoy (he/him) is a jazz pianist, educator, and arts administrator in Boston, Massachusetts. Miguel was the first in his family to be born in the U.S., and so he produces art that reflects his unique lived experience, in hopes that it might inspire others to do the same. You can find...
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What does it mean to be a man in 2024?
Kristal DeSantis (she/her) is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Austin, Texas. She also wrote the book, Strong - A Relationship Field Guide for the Modern Man, based on her experience working with men both individually and in their romantic relationships. In this episode, Kristal and I...
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Making difficult conversations productive with Julie Rose
Julie Rose (she/her) has been a radio journalist in the States for 20 years. She also hosts a radio show and podcast called "Top of Mind", where she explores how to make difficult conversations productive. In this episode of Getting Reflective, Julie and I explore the power of curiosity, when...
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Being Māori in the New Zealand Public Service with 'Ana Coffey
‘Ana Coffey (she/her) is a Māori and Tongan mother, public servant, and icon. In this episode, I ask Ana about her extensive career in the public service, both as an elected official and as a Principal Advisor in various central and local government departments. We discuss the difference between...
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Learning from women of colour with Priya Patel
Priya Patel (she/her) is a public servant who was born in Gujarat, a state in west India. During this interview, Priya generously shares about her upbringing, what it was like immigrating to Auckland, New Zealand at the age of nine, and the values that underpin her worldview. We discuss how she’s...
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What does it mean to be an ally?
Benji Moorehouse (he/him) is an academic, public servant, and advocate for the importance of youth voices at decision-making tables. Benji is passionate about centering indigenous-led approaches, caring for our environment, and paving the way for the next generation of change-makers in…
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Introducing "Getting Reflective"
Getting Reflective - a podcast about unlearning, with Lindsay Bindman (she/her) A lot of what we’re taught growing up, either through our schooling, the media, or simply wider society, is harmful. We know that people aren’t born racist, sexist, or homophobic. They learn it. And so, we must…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
People aren't born with prejudice. They learn it. A lot of what we’re taught growing up, either through our schooling, the media, or simply wider society, is harmful. This podcast explores the concept of "unlearning" through interviews with inspiring leaders and asks: what can we replace these harmful ideologies with? Ultimately this is a podcast about hope, self-improvement, and human connection. Learn more on the website: www.gettingreflective.com
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Lindsay Bindman
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People aren't born with prejudice. They learn it. A lot of what we’re taught growing up, either through our schooling, the media, or simply wider society, is harmful. This podcast explores the concept of "unlearning" through interviews with inspiring leaders and asks: what can we replace these...
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