In this episode, Maddy, Azumi, Osheen and Liz discuss internalized misogyny and reflect on how it has impacted their lives and the lives of the people around them. This is Part 1 of a 2-part series on internalized misogyny.

In this episode, Azumi, Liz, and Osheen reflect on the past year and talk about their hopes and goals for the upcoming year.

In this episode, Liz, Maddy, Osheen, and Azumi discuss the Barbie movie, reflecting on the film and its social impacts.

In this episode, Anayaisira, Amelia, and Azumi interview Maria Adelaida Escobar, a lecturer at the University of British Columbia who specializes in Hispanic literature and cultures. Her main interests are transcultural interactions and identity and gender dialogues in and between the cultures of Spain and Latin America.

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In this episode, Azumi, Amelia, and Anayaisira have a roundtable discussion where they answer some questions and introduce themselves to the audience! Get to know the "And That's on Equity" podcast hosts and join in on our first episode of this school term!

In this episode, Azumi, Amelia, and Anayaisira speak with Kelsey Jarvis, a registered clinical counsellor in Vancouver, BC. 

Kelsey's Website: http://kelseyjarvis.com

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In this episode Amelia and Megan interview Professor Kimberly Bain, who tells us about her journey in academia. Professor Bain is an English Professor at UBC who specializes in Black Studies. She explores theories and histories relating to race, gender, African diaspora, and so much more!

Participate by answering our question in our google form:  "Who is a woman in academia who you look up to and why?" We will feature your responses in our next episode!

In this episode, Helen and Azumi talk about the USA Gymnastics/Larry Nassar case, as well as the culture that enabled this abuse to take place. 

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In this episode, Azumi is joined by the president of UBCWEC, Arumann Dhillon. They discuss all things feminism; from the history to the different types of feminism, to their own experiences with gender inequity. 

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Arumann's Poetry: instagram.com/akdpoetry