In part two of our series on sexism and misogyny, Joseph is joined by Niya Kasibhotla as they talk about toxic masculinity and rape culture. TW: Sexual Violence

Hannah Weary, Niyati Kasibhotla, and Aliya Cruise join Joseph to talk about the glass ceiling as it relates to multiple political and social contexts. This is the first episode of the series covering sexism and misogyny. We hope you enjoy!

This week, Joseph is joined by Sidney Saxen, a junior Political Science major and Education minor and member of the Bonner Program at Stetson. The two discuss the importance of multicultural literature and education. We hope you enjoy, and as always, learn from a new perspective. 

Joseph and Jasmaine Tinsley bring us a lively discussion about the historical, present and future significance of Black History Month. You don't want to miss this one. 

Joseph is joined by Jacob Johnson, a junior running for the Florida House of Representatives, to discuss the power of young people in activism and politics. 

Joseph is joined by everyone's favorite civic and political engagement strategist, Kevin Winchell, for an empowering discussion on the wisdom and common sense behind running for office. (Spoiler alert: You should do it. Yes, you.)

Joseph is joined by Mina Williams, youth and voters' rights advocate and podcast host, on our first episode under the new administration. The two discuss their hopes and dreams for Biden's presidency with optimism and a healthy dose of realism. 

Our Policy Specialist Katie Kraft joins Joseph to discuss the monstrosity also known as a COVID relief bill (which, somehow, Katie read in its entirety). Turns out, it's mostly about issues other than COVID. The pair discusses their takeaways and how this kind of bill can be improved next time around. 

This episode, Joseph talks to Melissa Ndiaye, Aliya Cruise, and D. Huey about the recent terrorist attack on the capitol.

This episode, Joseph talks to Julianna Minotty and Melissa Ndiaye about White Saviorism.