GWS 100 Podcasts

Kurtis and Taitiana introduce us to Relationship Turbulence Theory and how you can apply it in your real life. 

Cafecito and Confessions is about real talks with women (or queer people) of color dating men in NYC. We’ll share stories, laugh, and discuss issues regarding these GEN Z men!!

This is a solo podcast by Sahira Guridy, where she talks about real life topics and social norms,the podcast will air once a week on Thursdays at 1pm. Each topic that will be discussed will be about societal impacts on Gender and life in general. about how society has a big impact on people

This podcast is about life advices with some personal examples. Subjects vary but always attempt to be closely relatable for today's generation.In this week's podcast, I'm discussing of gender representation in society and the impact it has on us. The most simple but significant example are gendered colors and products. I use a personal example, that helps deliver my message.The whole podcast vibes on a calming and relaxing sound, which in my opinion makes it more pleasant to listen to

To Highlight the experiences that many young women may face throughout their lives, navigating through love and sexuality in different, artistic  ways. This is a bi-weekly podcast. You can make fun of podcasts, discuss a day in the life from your perspective (being a tall woman, african roots, how you see gender in your neighborhood)

The genre of this podcast is personal. People from any demographic can listen to this I believe. This podcast is around 10 minutes long. This is my first ever podcast and I am not too sure if I will keep continue to make podcast. I have made the podcast by my own and there were no guest in my podcast. In the podcast I talked about how asian more specifically Bangladeshi culture influence in gender roles and personal identity. I also talked about what was my experience on gender roles growing up and how it shaped my personal identity. How it is so different from American culture.

Potential Guests: Amanda Amezquita Welcome to my podcast, where we explore real-life stories. I'm your host, Kimberly Alcantara, and in today's episode “Walking Alone at Night; The Fear and Reality for Women”. We’re going to dive into a topic that is both unsettling and crucial. The dangers of walking the streets at night as a woman. For many women, the idea of stepping outside after dark is frightening. Whether it's navigating poorly lit streets, dealing with unwanted attention, or simply the fear of the unknown. But how much of this fear is grounded in reality? And what can we do to protect ourselves, both physically and mentally, as we go about our lives? In this episode, we’ll talk about the risks women face when walking at night, explore some of the reasons why these fears exist, and discuss ways to stay safe and empower ourselves

Welcome to my first podcast called “Another Day Another Problem” where I’ll be talking about different topics and situations that we as humans in the modern day face on a daily basis, more specifically the lower class and colored americans. Today we’ll be talking about Privilege and how it affects our daily lives.

The podcast the way we get seen talks about how different cultural backgrounds go into viewing people who are learning and trying to identify their gender expression and identity and how they are viewed by the older generation versus the new generation of each culture. This is a preview of how gender expression and identity are viewed in a latin household with my own personal stories from myself and family and talking about other things that affect them. The podcast will touch on how being a Latina affects certain aspects of gender as well as other cultural backgrounds and discussing similarities and differences, 

Show overview: This podcast touches the topics of femininity and mainly masculinity. Two women in their mid 20s discuss gender roles and gender norms questioning where they have gone and their pros and cons. While some women may want strong masculinity to return, others do not mind the switch up! Is there an imbalance and how will this affect our future society and generation? Many topics are tackled like dating, careers, history in gender norms and our future generation!Episode overview: Introduction begins with me welcoming our listeners and introducing ourselves. I introduce the gender roles topic and start off with questioning what masculinity/femininity means to us.The topics discussed are careers, women in men careers and should that affect your femininity. The current dating world is discussed and men switching roles thinking "they're the prize". The absence of courtship is discussed. Furthermore, we speak on men and fashion. Is caring too much about what you have on a feminine trait? We talk about what we have seen as masculinity as children and how it affects our outlook today.Finally the topic of what is in store for our future with children and overall is discussed. Maybe there will be no gender norms or roles. Maybe there will be a sense of oneness in people. We question if that is what we would like for our future. We wrap the conversation up by expressing that women taking on some masculine roles have benefited us in the long run! 

Video Link Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faAjDlPD008&ab_channel=AnaVeraThis podcast is just chill vibes all around. This was inspired by the night time catching up sessions I’ve had with my cousin and sister when we vist Mexico. So sit back, relax and grab your favorite choice of drink to dive into the topic of intersectionality

With my very first podcast, the topic is women in the workplace.I brought on two guests who have had experience in the workplace as teachers, Fana Nelson and Minnie Scott. We discussed how women work hard to break the barriers of discrimination and lack of representation, as black women.We also discussed our personal experiences and how our experiences can help younger teachers or any women fighting to prove their abilities and skills in the workplace. I hope thatthis podcast reaches the right audience and speaks to the right person. My targeted audience would be Females between the ages of 18 - 45, mostly residing in the NYC area.The genre of my podcast will be advice/interview. The format will be 6-10 minutes. I hope that this podcastwill give women the motivation and confidence that they can do it no matter what obstacles come their way

This is a podcast about gender and identity. This will be a one time podcast .Genre: informativeDemographic: male and female , 14 =30Format: 8 minutes How often:one time Host: Blessing Gyamfuaa

This podcast will just be a fun and chill environment where friends can chit chat and share their frustrations about everyday life without judgement. Similar to the popular tik tok trend " We listen and we don't judge".  Today's topic : Work and dating in the workplace

Nicole (she/her) discusses 4 key case Studies that demonstrate the impact and sadly the frequency of gendered violence towards all women. 

Tionbra (she/her) discusses current events and recent situations that affect women of color in NYC and particularly how being "a Girls Girl" can actually be a feminist and intersectional approach to supporting women. 

Jason (he/him) discusses the challenges of navigating NYC as a man with the rise in subway and public violence with his brother. 

Lena (she/her)  discusses from a personal standpoint the differences in gender roles in African Households like her own and many of her peers. 

Dominique informs the audience about Second Wave Feminism and key figures and goals of the feminist movement. 

Heather (she/her) and her twin sisters discuss Pregnancy, Motherhood and figuring it all out  without their mother around and how they support each other. 

Zayniah (she/her) from Brooklyn talks about gender, sexuality and discrimination with her queer friend Kevin. They discuss the differences between NYC culture and State College

Chi (she/her) from Japan originally  and her fellow international friends discusses how LGBTQ culture in other countries is similar or different from what they experience in the US. 

Ashley (she/her) talks about Privilege in some key ways: gendered privilege and class privilege, Ashley shares some personal stories and recent research on the topic. 

Jade (she/her) from the Bronx educates us on the frequency, scope and impact of gendered violence towards all women in NYC and Beyond. Some stats, some personal testimony and great insight. 

Jaelyn (she/her) and her friends discuss the difficulties of friendships and the role gender plays in these situations.