In this powerful episode, we delve into the metaphorical storms that impact our mental health, beginning with a disturbing incident in Phoenix, Arizona. highlighting systemic issues in law enforcement and racial bias. Next, we shift our focus to Florida to hear personal accounts of survival and the emotional toll these Hurricanes Helene and Milton have taken, presenting mental health challenges for many residents.

We'll tackle the importance of respectful language towards individuals with disabilities, emphasizing the need to move away from derogatory terms that have been ingrained in society. We then explore generational differences in the workforce, specifically the challenges and perceptions surrounding employers' reluctance in hiring a specific generation due to perceived entitlement and lack of professionalism.

Finally, we'll conclude with a somber reflection on the tragic passing of Liam Payne, former member of One Direction, whose untimely death has deeply affected fans and family alike, reminding us of the shared human experience of loss.

In Episode 71, we'll explore the timeless lesson that "Everybody Has Something to Teach You," a wisdom shared by Dr. Tiffany Harper, DDS. This episode emphasizes the importance of learning from diverse experiences. We journey through Mississippi in the 1970s highlighting the ongoing struggle against racism and the importance of understanding the past to prevent history from repeating itself.

Next, we shift our focus to Chinese citizen who are redefining career paths amidst high unemployment by embracing rural life. We'll examine their bold choices in search of fulfillment and better opportunities.

Our final stop takes us to Pakistan, where we uncover a lost city--a testament to the advanced civilization of the Indus Valley. Despite its ancient origins, this city's innovations in urban planning and hygiene continue to astonish modern researchers.

Join us for a captivating episode that blends history, culture, and culinary exploration, reminding us of the rich lessons the world has to offer. As always, thank you for tuning in, and welcome to our new listeners from Egypt and Costa Rica!

In this gripping episode, we delve into the unsettling allegations surrounding Sean "Diddy" Combs, a once-revered figure in the music industry. We explore the shocking claims of sex trafficking, abuse, and manipulation that have come to light, painting a disturbing picture of power and exploitation. We also revisit the voices of those who tried to warn the world, highlighting the bravery of individuals like Wendy Williams who dared to speak out against Diddy's actions.

Shifting gears, we turn our attention to Elon Musk, the controversial CEO of Tesla, as we uncover allegations of a toxic workplace environment rife with racial discrimination, sexual harassment, and retaliation. Employees share their harrowing experiences, shedding light on the oppressive conditions within Musk's factories and the lack of accountability for those in power.

This episode serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of celebrity worship and the importance of holding powerful figures accountable for their actions. Join us as we unravel these stories and advocate for justice for the victims who have suffered in silence for far too long.

In Episode 69, we dive into the intriguing world of alternative realities, exploring how they manifest in both challenging and innovative ways. Our discussion is framed by the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene in Asheville, North Carolina, with heartfelt reflections on the storm's aftermath and its toll on the community.

We then journey to Japan, a brilliant man has turned the concept of alternative realities into a unique business model by offering companionship services. Discover how his venture has become a lifeline for those navigating personal challenges and societal expectations.

My exploration continues with a somber look at a high-profile court case in France, revealing the harrowing reality of a woman victimized by someone she trusted. This segment underscores the pervasive issue of domestic violence and its lasting impact.

I'll also cover recent advancements in mental health treatment with the FDA's approval of a new drug for schizophrenia, highlighting the complexities of living with this condition and the potential impact of new therapies.

Finally, we'll turn our attention to Nairobi, Kenya, where the tragic story of an Olympic athlete sheds light on the urgent need to address gender-based violence and protect women's rights globally.

Join me as I navigate these diverse narratives, each reflecting the multifaceted nature of alternative realities and the resilience of the human spirit.

In Episode 68 of the Amerisogyny podcast, I go deep into the rampant hypocrisy present in today's political landscape, particularly as we edge closer to the presidential election.

I also explore the troubling history of book banning and its resurgence, targeting works by women of color. Additionally, the episode touches on the broader implications of political corruption on both sides of the aisle.

Join me and I uncover the dark truths behind political rhetoric, the fight for civil rights, and the ongoing struggle for equality in America. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the complexities and contradictions of modern-day politics in the United States.

In episode 67 of Amerisogyny, I take listeners on a journey to explore stories of two modern day heroes from two diverse cultures who are providing much needed resources within their communities. We'll also discuss the importance of fact checking and debunking claims that promote misinformation.

Join me as we explore these powerful stories of giving back, advocacy, and the impact of community-driven initiatives. Don't forget to follow Amerisogyny on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Samsung, iHeartRadio, YouTube Music, and more!

In this gripping episode of Amerisogyny, we'll examine the stories of good people who faced harsh and undeserved realities. The episode starts with a harrowing account of a mental health advocate, fatally shot by police in North Carolina. Despite his contributions to the community, his tragic end highlights the systemic failures in addressing mental health crises.

Next, we'll go across the Atlantic to the UK, where a British Army soldier endured over a decade of racism and misogynistic abuse. Knight's story sheds light on the institutional racism within the military and her fight for justice.

We'll conclude with a discussion on the controversial weight-loss drugs and the damaging, irreversible side effects.  Despite the drug's popularity, we raise awareness about its potential dangers and the societal pressures that drive its use.

Don't miss this thought-provoking episode on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Samsung, YouTube Music, iHeartRadio, and more!

Welcome back to Amerisogyny! Episode 65 dives deep into women's empowerment, with a spotlight on inspirational women in the U.S. and Venezuela. I'll also explore the political landscape, including how U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris's historic presidential nomination is at the heart of American women's fight for abortion rights.

The episode transitions into a culinary journey, offering healthy recipes inspired by a fitness expert and international dishes from Venezuela, China, Nigeria, and Senegal. Whether you're looking to stay fit or explore global cuisine, episode 65 has something for everyone! 

Welcome to episode 64 of Amerisogyny!  This weekend trip from the US to Brazil uncovers stories where individuals are hit and attacked, both physically and mentally, and must do a little bobbing and weaving to survive.  We also emphasize the importance of self-worth and resilience in the face of online negativity.

In Episode 63 of Amerisogyny, we discuss the profound impact of advocacy on mental health and human rights. Amerisogyny's mission is to give a voice to the voiceless and shed light on the common threads that bind us all. This episode takes you on a compelling journey across different countries, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of individuals who have faced insurmountable odds.

We begin in Papua New Guinea, where systemic corruption and gender-based violence plague the lives of many women. Despite the enactment of the Family Protection Act, the battle for justice remains an uphill struggle.

Next, we travel to India to hear the inspiring story of a former child bride who turned her life around through education and became a powerful advocate against child marriage. Her journey underscores the transformative power of support and education.

Our third stop is the Philippines, where international investigators are tirelessly working to combat the heinous crime of child sexual exploitation. We highlight the global efforts of police to protect vulnerable children from abuse.

In South Korea, we explore a unique parental education program that simulates solitary confinement to help parents understand the emotional isolation experienced by their socially withdrawn children.

Finally, we arrive in Japan, where the Supreme Court has ruled against the country's historical eugenics practices, and where older women, driven by loneliness, commit nonviolent crimes and are unjustly imprisoned. We'll also discuss the need for better mental health and social services to support these vulnerable populations.

Join us as we uncover these powerful stories of advocacy, resilience, and justice, and learn how collective action can make a difference in the lives of those who need it most.