The Revolution Begins at Home
by Cerys Bradley
A podcast that explores activism through the work and experiences of activists. We talk to activists and advocates about their work, their influences and how structures of power seek to undermine or devalue certain types of activism, particularly those associated with women or "women's work".
Episodes
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The Revolution Begins at Home (Bonus Reflections Podcast)
It's time again for a bonus podcast. A little extra audio for your ears. We thought that last week's episode was enraging and encouraging and devastating and hopeful and we had many thoughts and feelings and so we wrote them down and then said them out loud. This is the final episode in our first...
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Mums for Lungs
In our final episode of this season, Chantelle spoke to Jemima Hartshorn from Mums for Lungs about air pollution and how to organise on an issue that feels so big and so unsolvable. To find out more, check out our reading list... Jemima recommends: Following the Ella Roberta Family Foundation...
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Siân Docksey (Bonus Reflections Podcast)
Last week's episode left us with a lot of thoughts. Here's a little bonus episode about getting involved and doing your research and the things that we learned from Siân and Chantelle's conversation. We'd love to know what you think so why not drop us a line on Twitter or Instagram? The…
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Siân Docksey
In this episode, Chantelle talks to comedian and former stripper Siân Docksey about sex work and the integral role that sex workers have played in activist movements. Their conversation covers everything from the 2008 economic crisis to how we can (and should) be engaging with feminism…
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The Craftivist Collective (Bonus Reflections Podcast)
We're back again with more thoughts (and feelings) about last week's episode. What did you think? Are you ready to get crafty? Let us know on Instagram @therevolutionbeginsathome. If you're not on the gram, drop us a review or tweet @hashtagcerys with the hashtag #TheRevolutionBeginsAtHome. You…
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The Craftivist Collective
In this episode, Chantelle spoke to Sarah Corbett from the Craftivist Collective about growing up an activist and the power of gentle protest. Their conversation explores activism burnout and how the Crativist Collective came to be as well as the origins of craftivism and the incredible campaigns...
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The Halo Collective (Bonus Reflections Podcast)
We had some thoughts (and feelings) about last week's episode and didn't have anywhere to put them so now they're here (in your ears). What did you think about the episode? What did you think about the Halo Collective and hair discrimination and hair as a site of activism? Let us know on…
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The Halo Collective
In our first episode Chantelle talks to Kaisha from the Halo Collective, their work to end hair discrimination in the UK and the barriers that young, Black women face in activism. Their conversation takes us through the origins of the Halo Collective, how hair discrimination developed under...
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The Revolution Begins at Home Trailer
Get ready for a brand new podcast all about activism.
About this show
A podcast that explores activism through the work and experiences of activists. We talk to activists and advocates about their work, their influences and how structures of power seek to undermine or devalue certain types of activism, particularly those associated with women or "women's work".
Hosted by
Cerys Bradley