Gender•ish with Kemi & Nnedi

Send a textCan traditional gender roles truly foster genuine harmony in marriage? In this final episode of the season, we conclude our discussion on Marriage and Gender Stereotypes, with Fr. William Orbih.Thank you for sticking with us, and Happy Holidays! See you in 2025!To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

Send a textCan traditional gender roles truly foster genuine harmony in marriage? This podcast episode tackles the impact of gender stereotypes on marriage, emphasizing the importance of mutual respect and equality. It features a conversation with Father William Orbih, who discusses the roots of these stereotypes, the harm they cause in relationships, and the need for critical reflection to foster healthy partnerships.  We explore:• Discussion on harmful gender norms in marriages • Importance of critical thinking and questioning tradition • Exploring the role of colonialism in shaping gender dynamics • Analyzing the interpretation of biblical texts regarding marriage • Importance of mutual submission for healthy relationships To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

Send a textIn this concluding episode of our "Dear Mother-In-Law" series, our conversation sheds light on how underlying fears, power struggles, and unaddressed trauma can fuel tension and disharmony, and how internalized misogyny can pit women against each other.  From the comfort of nicknames to the shared joy of family gatherings, we focus on building trust and supportive bonds that enhance family dynamics. This episode is a heartfelt call to action, urging listeners to foster healing and a supportive environment where women uplift each other within the family unit.To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

Send a textEver wondered if the complex dynamics between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law could be untangled? We're thrilled to have Christie Awunor join us to share her unique insights into this fascinating topic. Christie offers personal experiences - with her mother-in-law - that reveal how empathy and understanding can transform often fraught relationships into sources of familial harmony. Together, we challenge the societal norms and gender stereotypes that fuel unnecessary conflict in these relationships, and we emphasize the importance of acceptance and belonging within new family structures. Our conversation explores heartwarming stories of nurturing connections, illustrating how mutual respect and thoughtful gestures can foster profound bonds. We celebrate examples like the relationship with "Mother A International", where shared interests and honest dialogue create an environment of warmth and closeness. This episode advocates for breaking the cycle of projecting past traumas onto the next generation, encouraging a landscape where all family members feel heard and valued.To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

Send a textWe’re back, and we’ve missed you! We've experienced significant shifts in our lives these past months, and as we kick off this season, we’ll reflect on them along with some key moments from Season 2. For example, what if the phrases meant to “toughen up” men are causing more harm than good? How do gender expectations shape our finances, family dynamics, and experiences with gender-based violence? This season, we’ll dive into gender stereotypes, complex relationships—like the often tricky dynamic between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law—and evolving roles in marriage. Expect insights from special guests, perspectives from our community, and candid conversations that matter.4oTo join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

Send a textIn this season finale, we spotlight the urgent conversations around men's health, HIV/AIDS  gender-based violence and the intersection with stereotypes. We're not just talking issues; we're talking change, action, and the power of advocacy. Join us as we dissect the significance of platforms like "Movember" and International Men's Day—critical elements in the pursuit of a healthier, stronger and more equitable society.As we bid farewell to a season filled with thought-provoking discussions, we are excited to invite you to the upcoming third installment of Genderish. Rest assured, the conversations will only get deeper, the stories more profound, and the advocacy stronger.  We are not just a podcast, we are a movement. Thank you for lending your ear, your voice, and your heart to these pivotal issues. Here's to continued learning and growing together in season three.To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

Send a textIn this episode, we unlock the untold narratives of gender parity and equality in Nigeria's bustling business and finance sectors with our special guests: Ebele Onyedika, the non-interest banking expert, and Jack Nzeribe, the support services guru. As we traverse the landscape of female entrepreneurship, we dig into the effectiveness of existing financial support systems, assessing their true impact on women's business ventures. We wrap up by drawing inspiration from global success stories, contemplating the conscious efforts required to transform conversations about gender equality into concrete actions. Don't miss out on this pivotal dialogue aimed at inspiring change and championing equality in Nigeria's professional spheres.To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

Send a textHave you ever noticed the shadows that gender stereotypes cast on our society, shaping the framework of domestic violence? In an episode that unveils the grim ties between these harmful norms and abuse within the home, we welcome Gladys Emmanuel, an astute Lawyer and Gender Equality Advocate. Together, we dissect the complexities of Gender-Based Violence, giving voice to victims/survivors and challenging the patriarchal bedrock that sustains this cycle of power and control. Our heartfelt discussion culminates in a spotlight on the critical role of family and community support systems, which can serve as lifelines for victims/survivors attempting to break free from abusive relationships. This episode isn't just a dialogue—it's a pledge for change, a testament to our resolve to stand against the violence that stems from deep-rooted stereotypes.To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

Send a textIn this concluding episode with Kaycee and Obi, we navigate the potential of nurturing young minds as catalysts for change, emphasizing the value of early interventions to shift gender-based perceptions.  Additionally, we celebrate the men redefining strength, not by the weight they can lift, but by the gender and social-cultural barriers they break.  This episode isn't just a conversation; it's a call to action for all of us to support and participate in the movement toward a society that honors emotional openness and equity across all genders. To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

Send a textWe are back!!! Happy New Year! Have you ever witnessed the struggle in a man's eyes as he fights back tears, society's harsh whisper telling him that real men don't cry? In this two-part discussion, we are joined by special guests Obi Onyeigwe (MenEngage Alliance) and Kaycee Uyanwa (Visual Artist) to unpack stereotypes and masculinity.  Drawn from personal stories, reflections, and lessons from the field, they explore the impact of harmful gender norms,  whether there is a need to redefine masculinity, and the difference between positive and toxic masculinity. We discuss the transformative effect of positive masculinity on society, stressing the role of men in nurturing environments and challenging the toxic traits that lead to aggression and disconnection. To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

Send a textFor the Season 1 finale, we have Olaoluwa Abagun as our guest to discuss the difference between gender equality and gender equity. Ola is a feminist lawyer with a deep understanding of gender and international development. She shares insights on how these concepts are interrelated and the practical programs that make a difference. Our conversation highlights the significance of an equitable approach to achieving gender equality and the power of young voices in HIV advocacy. We also confront the uncomfortable societal structures that impede women's progress and explore ways to challenge these norms.You can follow Ola on X  @TheOlaAbagunTo join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

Send a textWord On The Streets - WOTS: Ever wondered why societal expectations in marriage seem so skewed, or why women are so underrepresented in leadership roles? We're answering these questions and more in this riveting discussion with Tsema Ede, a remarkable human rights lawyer and Policy expert. We engage in a profound conversation, analyzing everything from the societal burdens set upon women and men in marriages, to the glaring gender inequity in Nigerian politics.To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

Send a textIn this concluding part, Ngaatendwe Murombedzi and Joshua Alade offer insights into how to combat the misconceptions and advance gender equality through our words and actions within our respective spheres of influence. Oh! And Kemi will share why the word HOPE holds particular significance to her.You can follow our guests on X  @Ngaa_Murombedzi and @iamJoshuaAladeTo join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

Send a textThis week, we have the privilege of hosting Ngaatendwe Murombedzi from South Africa  and Joshua Alade from Nigeria to engage in a two-part thought-provoking conversation about gender equality. Our discussion will tackle the most pressing questions and misconceptions surrounding this critical issue. We will explore why it faces resistance, the societal benefits of achieving it, and whether striving for women's equal rights means undermining men and, ultimately, the attainability of true gender equality. You can follow our guests on X  @Ngaa_Murombedzi and @iamJoshuaAladeTo join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

Send a textHello and welcome to Gender.ish, the podcast designed to explore and challenge harmful gender stereotypes one conversation at a time.  In this first episode, we lay the foundation of our podcast and why you should come with us on this journey  . We explore the ins and outs of  gender stereotypes, what they mean, and some of the ways they manifest in our everyday lives, conversations and engagements...To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X . Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias. This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi