Let’s Go There with Shira & Ryan

Let’s Go There with Shira & Ryan

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Let’s Go There with Shira & Ryan episodes

  • 10/21 You're So LA
    We celebrate Spirit Day with Nasir Montalvo- a community organizer based in the Kansas City area. Graduate of Stevens Institute of Technology. They have big plans on amplifying a movement at their alma-mater, by bringing attention to a building that is named after homophones. We also debate a new survey that reveals the impacts of swearing and gossip on teams. We do not agree! 
    Special guests:
    Richard Fowler - Host of the Richard Fowler Show and  Fox News Contributor.
    Nasir Montalvo - Community organizer based in the Kansas City area. Graduate of Stevens Institute of Technology, Nas is the founder of their campus’ Diversity & Inclusion Committee
    1 hr 1 min
  • 10/20 Hand Lift

    We unpack the reasons why your therapist might want to let you go! Also, with music festivals coming back, what’s behind the magic of live music? Plus, we celebrate International Pronoun Day and so much more! 

     

    Special guests: 

    Dr. Amesh Adalja - Senior Scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.

    Darius Tahir - eHealth reporter for POLITICO Pro.

    Dr. Josh Kaplow - Clinical Psychologist.

    Dr. Mariusz Kozak - Associate Professor of Music at Columbia University. 

    Dennis Baron -  Prof of English and Linguistics and Author of What’s your pronoun? Beyond he and she.

    1 hr 9 min
  • 10/20 Hand Lift
    We unpack the reasons why your therapist might want to let you go! Also, with music festivals coming back, what’s behind the magic of live music? Plus, we celebrate International Pronoun Day and so much more! 
     
    Special guests: 
    Dr. Amesh Adalja - Senior Scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.
    Darius Tahir - eHealth reporter for POLITICO Pro.
    Dr. Josh Kaplow - Clinical Psychologist.
    Dr. Mariusz Kozak - Associate Professor of Music at Columbia University. 
    Dennis Baron -  Prof of English and Linguistics and Author of What’s your pronoun? Beyond he and she.
    1 hr 9 min
  • 10/19 Who's the Love of Your Life?

    We talk about hybrid immunity against COVID and why it is a good thing. We unpack, how Netflix's queer twitter channel tried to react to their own company’s controversy, and how we feel about it!  Plus, Brandon Farbstein joins us to talk about accepting yourself, and so much more. Let's go there! 

     

    Special guests:

    Dr. Warner Greene - Virologist at the Gladstone Institutes in San Francisco.

    Brandon Farbstein -Gen Z world changer, motivational speaker, and author of “A Kids Book About Love”.

    1 hr 1 min
  • 10/19 Who's the Love of Your Life?
    We talk about hybrid immunity against COVID and why it is a good thing. We unpack, how Netflix's queer twitter channel tried to react to their own company’s controversy, and how we feel about it!  Plus, Brandon Farbstein joins us to talk about accepting yourself, and so much more. Let's go there! 
     
    Special guests:
    Dr. Warner Greene - Virologist at the Gladstone Institutes in San Francisco.
    Brandon Farbstein -Gen Z world changer, motivational speaker, and author of “A Kids Book About Love”.
    1 hr 1 min
  • 10/18 A Dump of Emotions

    Today, we get into how unions are using tech for their labor battles, but at the same, time we discuss how to move on from Facebook. Also, how food became a spearhead for gentrification. Plus, psychedelic's and emotions! Let's go there! 

     

    Special guests:

    David Cohen - Senior Editor at Politico. 

    Danielle Abril technology at work reporter at The Washington Post.

    Pascale Joassart-Marcelli - Professor of Geography and Director, Urban Studies and Food Studies Programs, San Diego State University.

    Matthew Johnson -  Professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Johns Hopkins University school of Medicine.

    Heather Kelly is a reporter covering the ways technology affects everyday life, from family to finances at The Washington Post.

    1 hr 6 min
  • 10/18 A Dump of Emotions
    Today, we get into how unions are using tech for their labor battles, but at the same, time we discuss how to move on from Facebook. Also, how food became a spearhead for gentrification. Plus, psychedelic's and emotions! Let's go there! 
     
    Special guests:
    David Cohen - Senior Editor at Politico. 
    Danielle Abril technology at work reporter at The Washington Post.
    Pascale Joassart-Marcelli - Professor of Geography and Director, Urban Studies and Food Studies Programs, San Diego State University.
    Matthew Johnson -  Professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Johns Hopkins University school of Medicine.
    Heather Kelly is a reporter covering the ways technology affects everyday life, from family to finances at The Washington Post.
    1 hr 6 min
  • 10/15 Quiet Sex

    Happy Friday, we celebrate National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day with The Wall Las Memorias, get into how identity politics can impact your sex life. Plus, how to know your worth while negotiating and make sure you don't get underpaid. Let's go there! 

     

    Special guests:

    Ricardo Martinez - CEO of Equality Texas.

    Spencer Garrison -  Doctoral candidate in sociology and LGBTQ Studies at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.

    Richard Zaldivar, founder and executive president of The Wall Las Memorias.

    Belinda Rosenblum, -- CPA & money Strategist & Founder of Own Your Money.

    56 min

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