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"I" Statements
by Center for Dialogue and Pluralism
Cornell University's Center for Dialogue & Pluralism presents "I" Statements, a podcast where complexity, vulnerability, and curiosity collide. To learn more about the Center for Dialogue & Pluralism, please visit dialogue.cornell.eduMusic written and performed by Evan Wilhelms
Episodes
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21. Visibility & Invisibility
We talk about what it feels like to be seen, stared at, or made invisible because of a social identity. The stories that are shared demonstrate how authenticity, self-doubt, and context can all play a role in feeling visible or invisible, especially when it comes to gender, (dis)ability, and…
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20. Authenticity
Three different people, three different perspectives on authenticity. We share stories about when our authenticity brought others closer to us or caused them to pull away, raise questions about the relationships between authenticity, conformity, and agency, and, at one point, don some…
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19. Nourishing
How do experiences of nourishment help us feel connected to family members who are far away? What's it like when we don't feel nourished by communities we belong to? Can anger nourish and sustain, or does it only deplete us? Why is cat food so disgusting? These are just some of the questions...
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18. Love
Drawing on our own experiences and the words of others (including: Diane Ackerman, bell hooks, Sonya Renee Taylor, Martin Luther King Jr., RuPaul Charles, and Grace Lee Boggs), we explore the topic of love: loving ourselves, loving others, and the potential for love to create profound change in…
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17. Support
In a conversation about the support that we give and receive (and how all this support makes us feel: vulnerable, powerful, selfish, and more!), we talk about hugs, forgotten tennis shoes, listening to someone vent on the phone, attending protests, and many other ways of showing up for each…
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16. Partnership
We chat about partnerships that work, challenges associated with forming meaningful and equitable partnerships, and what can make it so stressful to define the relationship (DTR) with a partner - one of us ends up feeling like we're in couples therapy while recording! Please do check out IDP's...
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15. Vulnerability
In this episode, we delve into vulnerability connected to social identities, families, and even the vulnerable experience of talking about these things publicly on a podcast. It gets meta, folks. Cornell University's Center for Dialogue & Pluralism presents "I" Statements, a podcast where...
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14. Curiosity
This episode's got stories from high school, questions about medical ethics, and anecdotes about dancing with friends; the conversation ranged far and wide, though it kept returning to social identities, power, and how these show up in our experiences of curiosity. Also "curiosity vampires"?...
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13. Transitions
We've transitioned to a new year (finally!). In this episode, guests and listeners talk about their experiences with transitions: Transitioning into college and out of college; professional transitions and cultural transitions; physical and medical transitions; and transitioning in ways that…
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12. Opportunity
In this episode, Jazlin, Kyle, and Rachel talk about opportunities they've had, opportunities they hope to provide for others, and where they see connections between social identities and opportunity. To hear Kyle in conversation with Anthony Burrow, the excellent graduate advisor that Rachel...
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11. Control
In this episode, Carley, Jeannie, and Rachel talk about what they try to control, how that makes them feel, and the potential impact that one individual can have in the world. Cornell University's Center for Dialogue & Pluralism presents "I" Statements, a podcast where complexity, vulnerability,...
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10. Objectivity
In this episode, Kathryn, Khary, and Rachel talk about what they've been taught regarding objectivity, how it can show up in science and journalism and among friends and family, and when aspiring for objectivity undermines nuanced and accurate stories about power. Cornell University's Center for...
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9. Imagination
In this episode, Bert, Janani, and Rachel talk about the things they imagined when they were children, how they imagine what's possible for themselves, and the role of imagination in creating a more just and equitable world. Cornell University's Center for Dialogue & Pluralism presents "I"...
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8. Listening
In this episode, Natasha, Rachel, and Stephen talk about their experiences learning to listen, connecting to others through listening, and asking themselves questions about who they listen to and why. Cornell University's Center for Dialogue & Pluralism presents "I" Statements, a podcast where...
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7. Rest
In this episode, Rachel, Rheeda, and Tony talk about rest, including how they think about rest during this historic moment characterized by a pandemic and widespread protests against anti-Black racism. They also share where and when they experience rest and ask, rest: what is it good for? Cornell...
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6. Connection
In this episode, Jeannie, Owen, and Rachel talk about when they experience connection to themselves and others, and also how some of the messages they've received throughout their lives make it challenging to connect. Spoiler alert: This episode features a cute story about friendship and an...
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5. Community
In this episode, Jum, Natalie, and Rachel discuss their expectations related to community, when and how they've built community, and the ways in which the Coronavirus pandemic has affected their experience of community. Cornell University's Center for Dialogue & Pluralism presents "I" Statements…
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4. Humility
Cornell University's Center for Dialogue & Pluralism presents "I" Statements, a podcast where complexity, vulnerability, and curiosity collide. To learn more about the Center for Dialogue & Pluralism, please visit dialogue.cornell.edu In this episode, Baba, Janani, and Rachel describe the…
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3a. A little more joy
Cornell University's Center for Dialogue & Pluralism presents "I" Statements, a podcast where complexity, vulnerability, and curiosity collide. To learn more about the Center for Dialogue & Pluralism, please visit dialogue.cornell.edu An additional snippet of Natoshia, Rachel, and Tony's...
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3. Joy
Cornell University's Center for Dialogue & Pluralism presents "I" Statements, a podcast where complexity, vulnerability, and curiosity collide. To learn more about the Center for Dialogue & Pluralism, please visit dialogue.cornell.edu In this episode, Natoshia, Rachel, and Tony talk about what it...
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2. Access
Cornell University's Center for Dialogue & Pluralism presents "I" Statements, a podcast where complexity, vulnerability, and curiosity collide. To learn more about the Center for Dialogue & Pluralism, please visit dialogue.cornell.edu In this episode, Rachel, Ruju, and Stephen talk about times…
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1. Intergroup Dialogue
Cornell University's Center for Dialogue & Pluralism presents "I" Statements, a podcast where complexity, vulnerability, and curiosity collide. To learn more about the Center for Dialogue & Pluralism, please visit dialogue.cornell.edu In this episode Baba, Jeannie, and Rachel talk about…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Cornell University's Center for Dialogue & Pluralism presents "I" Statements, a podcast where complexity, vulnerability, and curiosity collide. To learn more about the Center for Dialogue & Pluralism, please visit dialogue.cornell.eduMusic written and performed by Evan Wilhelms
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Cornell University's Center for Dialogue & Pluralism presents "I" Statements, a podcast where complexity, vulnerability, and curiosity collide. To learn more about the Center for Dialogue & Pluralism, please visit dialogue.cornell.eduMusic written and performed by Evan Wilhelms
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