Disobedient Femmes

Suzanne LaGrande speaks with award-winning composer, singer, performance artist and founder of the Big Mouth Society, Emily Lau.

In this episode of Disobedient Femmes, Lau discusses her career as a professional classically trained singer, the life-changing event that lead her to composing and her work as director of Big Mouth Society, a community-supported collective of musicians that that celebrates a diversity of viewpoints and furthers social discourse by mixing artistic exploration with commentary on issues of the day.

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n this episode of Disobedient Femmes Suzanne LaGrande talks to award- winning journalist, professor at New York University, and author of the recently published book, Diversity Inc, The Failed Promise of a Billion Dollar Business.

Some of the topics discussed in the interview include:

How the call for greater diversity and inclusion in public and private workplaces became a billion dollar business.
Why these programs have overwhelming failed to make necessary changes in workplace diversity
Actual solutions that would create real inclusion and true diversity.

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Suzanne LaGrande interviews journalist, writer, and editor Lily Dancyger about her recently published collection of essays, Burn It Down: Women Writing about Anger. The twenty-two essays in this collection from writers of diverse ages and backgrounds explore the things that make the writers angry and represent the varieties of women's anger and the different ways they find to express it. In this episode of Disobedient Femmes, Dancyger discusses why some of the reasons why women's anger has been suppressed and why it's important for women to be able to express the full range of their emotions.


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Suzanne LaGrande talks with journalist, teacher and renowned feminist writer Ariel Gore about her new book, Hexing The Patriarchy: 26 Potions, Spells and Magical Elixirs to Embolden Resistance. In this episode of Disobedient Femmes, Gore talks about how magic has always been a resource for the disenfranchised and the different ways it may be used to harness power and vanquish institutional oppressions.

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It’s 2021 and you’re ready to hear from the people who have been taking care of you and the world for as long as we can all remember — women. Listen to interviews with kick-ass woen artists, activists and storytellers and social change makers who are reimagining the world.

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