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For the Season 1 finale, we have Olaoluwa Abagun as our guest to discuss the difference between gender equality and gender equity. Ola is a feminist lawyer with a deep understanding of gender and international development. She shares insights on how these concepts are interrelated and the practical programs that make a difference. Our conversation highlights the significance of an equitable approach to achieving gender equality and the power of young voices in HIV advocacy. We also confront the uncomfortable societal structures that impede women's progress and explore ways to challenge these norms.

You can follow Ola on X  @TheOlaAbagun

To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X .

Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias.


This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.

Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

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Word On The Streets - WOTS: Ever wondered why societal expectations in marriage seem so skewed, or why women are so underrepresented in leadership roles? We're answering these questions and more in this riveting discussion with Tsema Ede, a remarkable human rights lawyer and Policy expert. We engage in a profound conversation, analyzing everything from the societal burdens set upon women and men in marriages, to the glaring gender inequity in Nigerian politics.

To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X .

Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias.


This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.

Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

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In this concluding part, Ngaatendwe Murombedzi and Joshua Alade offer insights into how to combat the misconceptions and advance gender equality through our words and actions within our respective spheres of influence. 
Oh! And Kemi will share why the word HOPE holds particular significance to her.

You can follow our guests on X  @Ngaa_Murombedzi and @iamJoshuaAlade

To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X .

Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias.


This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.

Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

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This week, we have the privilege of hosting Ngaatendwe Murombedzi from South Africa  and Joshua Alade from Nigeria to engage in a two-part thought-provoking conversation about gender equality. Our discussion will tackle the most pressing questions and misconceptions surrounding this critical issue. We will explore why it faces resistance, the societal benefits of achieving it, and whether striving for women's equal rights means undermining men and, ultimately, the attainability of true gender equality. 

You can follow our guests on X  @Ngaa_Murombedzi and @iamJoshuaAlade

To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X .

Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias.


This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.

Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi

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Hello and welcome to Gender.ish, the podcast designed to explore and challenge harmful gender stereotypes one conversation at a time.  In this first episode, we lay the foundation of our podcast and why you should come with us on this journey  . We explore the ins and outs of  gender stereotypes, what they mean, and some of the ways they manifest in our everyday lives, conversations and engagements...

To join the conversation, pose a question, or share your experience with negative gender stereotypes, please write to us at [email protected]. Follow us on social media at genderishp on Instagram and @genderishp on X .

Remember, a just and equitable world is possible if we all play our part without discrimination or bias.


This podcast is produced by Crown City Studios.

Creator: Oluwakemi Gbadamosi