Male Feminism

In this episode, I go over what major I will be doing next school year and how I can apply the lessons that I have learned to college and beyond. I hope you seek to apply this information to your own life. Stay tuned for more.

In this episode, I interviewed Dr. Kilmartin, an emeritus professor and speaker of male allyship. There is a lot of great content on how males can help the females around them in society, not just STEM.

In this episode, I interviewed Mrs. Morgan, a high school chemistry teacher that loves to teach her students not only science, but new belief systems. There is a lot of great content on how males can help the females around them in society, not just STEM.

In this episode, I talked with Dr. Vostral, who is a professor that does research on Women in the STEM field at Purdue University. This episode is part of a conversation that I had with her, and I started the recording midway through the conversation because I thought it was pretty good.

Going back to the Women in STEM (WIS) topic, I interviewed my former chemistry about WIS and how males can the females around them in the domain and in general. This episode contains a lot of great actionable advice for how males can help the females around

In this episode, we have our first male guest, Danish, and he talks about his thoughts on males helping females. This episode provides actionable steps for males that want to help females.

In this episode, Christine discussed with me her experiences in stem (and a bit of debate) as a female. This episode provides actionable steps to closing the gender gap for both males and females. The actionable advice in this episode is really good and I would recommend sharing it with a friend.

I’m this episode, I talk with some of my friends from school and we discuss our thoughts on two questions that I give (How have you supported feminism in your life [on a daily basis]? and Do you think that your gender matters? Why or why not?). This episode provides actionable steps towards helping to close the gender gap.

Dr. Ariana Vigil is the Department Chair of Gender and Sexuality Studies at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill (UNC). She studies Latina/o Literature as well as Feminist Studies. The conversation was about her thoughts of basic feminist studies and the impact that comes from studying it. The purpose of this podcast is to educate ourselves on feminism and why they are important to all people. 

Her website is http://arianavigil.com/

Her twitter is @ArianaVigil

This episode goes over the differences between the two, while also explaining which one I am more associated with and why.