Season 2

Episode 10

In this episode, we will begin by speaking about the struggles of feminism in the later 20th century and then we will finish with how social media has influenced the movement today. Thank you for listening!

Produced by: Rachel Andrecht and Loida Contreras

**This podcast is for educational purposes only**

Season 2

Episode 12

A podcast on neo-evolutionism, significant figures, and the pros and cons of this theory.

Produced by: Terriese Sanders and Joshua Snead

**This podcast is for educational purposes only**

Season 2

Episode 10

An introduction to the work of Michel Foucault

Produced by: Rembrandt Winckler and Nathan Beason

**This podcast is for educational purposes only**

Season 2

Episode 9

An introduction to structuralism.

Produced by: Denisse Abeleida and Joshua Bendik

Season 2

Episode 8

An insight into the Critical Race Theory.

Produced by: Kionte Storey and Keann Dean

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Season 2

Episode 7

An introduction to Social Exchange Theory 

Produced by: Mireya Lopez and Paul LaCosta

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Season 2

Episode 5

This podcast covers the life of Victor Turner and his contributions to anthropology. 

Produced by: Alisha Pico and Alena Nava

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Season 2

Episode 5

The life of Karl Marx, his achievements, and his theory.

Produced by: Terriese Sanders

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Season 2

Episode 4

In this episode, Ma Lei Win, Michaella Fox, and Camille Neu discuss the Topic of anthropologist Margaret Mead. They begin with an introduction into the life of Mead, inform the audience about some of her famous works, dive into the Nature v Nurture Theory and Mead’s contribution to this discussion. The episode also covers some of the debate around Mead’s work and her life achievements.

Produced by: Ma Lei Win, Michaella Fox, and Camille Neu

**This podcast is for educational purposes only**

Season 2

Episode 3

A history of postcolonialism and examples.

Produced by: Yunuen Ibarra and Franklin Quiros

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