Millenniosophy

Millenniosophy

By Kim StephanieSociety & Culture
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Millenniosophy episodes

  • Patriar-tree house of horrors
    Welcome to he second season of Millenniosophy or How the fuck did we get here. In this season opener, I am paying tribute to the biggest, scariest boogeyman in history. In this episode we look at the underlying premises of the idea that Daddy knows best and the harm done to all genders under this system.
    Recommendations in this episode:
    https://www.pushkin.fm/show/bad-women/
    https://open.spotify.com/episode/3L7WxMTjXmSzhGncCUIIJ6?si=4131c93b152444d0 and https://yourewrongabout.com/
    To get in touch, please email Kim Stephanie at [email protected] 
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    33 min
  • End of Season One

    In this episode Kim covers further ideas of death and our eternal fascination. Please write in to [email protected] to contribute to season two later this year.


    Music by Alysha Sheldon

    Hosted and Produced by Kim Stephanie

    19 min
  • Episode 12: Karens suck

    A little rethink on white women who don't see color. Taking a wider view of how misogyny and white supremacy have been coded into Christian values for so long, we see that these systems are reinforced, not by the top of the pyramid, but by the fear and pain perpetuated by those almost at the top. Recommendations include 2016 Netflix original "13th" directed by Ava DuVernay and Jane Elliott's work in the Blue Eyes/Brown Eyes experiment. PBS Link. Also recommended "(Dis)Honesty" a 2015 Netflix film about Dan Arlely's lifes work on human behaviour and irrationality.

    Feedback welcome [email protected] 

    Music by Alysha Sheldon

    Hosted and Produced by Kim Stephanie

    27 min
  • Episode 11: the social dilemma

    Welcome to 2021. In this episode Kim discusses the 2020 Netflix Original Documentary /the social dilemma. Typically, we go off topic quickly to discuss the much deeper issues in post-colonialist societies with a focus on Australia and New Zealand and how the social dilemma is the latest evolution of the white supremacy in capitalism and our tacit acceptance of coercion over consent.

    Feedback welcome [email protected] 


    Music by Alysha Sheldon

    Hosted and Produced by Kim Stephanie

    38 min
  • Episode 10: Infinity, Aliens and Baby Jebus

    This final 2020 episode covers ideas about infinity, spacetime, life beyond our planet, and just to add a festive flavour we finish up with a talk on consent in childbirth and the true end goal of anti-abortion policies. Merry Christmas!!


    Music by Alysha Sheldon

    Hosted and Production by Kim Stephanie

    29 min
  • Episode 9: Education #realtalk

    School sucks right? but it's a trauma we all have to go through... right? Here's how to play the game...

    Kim waxes lyrical about a system that professes to teach the population to think but uses tools crafted to make a population compliant. Far from wanting to alienate every educator on the planet, Kim discusses how systematic issues handicap the individuals within the system and how we might be able to dismantle the these systems with kindness and understanding.

    Recommendations: Nice White Parents Podcast by Serial & New York Times

    Music by Alysha Sheldon

    Hosted and produced by Kim Stephanie

    25 min
  • Episode 8: Capitalism sucks hard

    This episode covers a wide range of topics in an attempt to lay out the misinformation that allows our society to keep perpetuating the idea of credit over humanity. As per usual the conversation rarely sticks to one topic for very long and only occasionally gets back to the point.

    Music by Alysha Sheldon 

    Hosted and produced by Kim Stephanie

    34 min
  • Episode 7: Inexpert ideas on identity

    In this episode Kim shares what little she knows about gender identity, gender expression and societal norms that cause so much pain. After broaching that incredibly fraught topic, Kim decides to speak even less expertly in ideas of race, colonialism, compares Eugenicists to pug dogs and other such nonsense that will, no doubt, get her into trouble.


    Music by Alysha Sheldon

    Hosted, Produced and description written in the third person by Kim Stephanie



    33 min
  • Episode 6: Gastric Sleeve Life lessons

    Kim discusses her experience with Gastric Sleeve surgery and recovery over the last six years. We dive into weight and body image issues, as well as the problems with our internalized fatphobia as a society and learning true body-positivity.

    Music by Alysha Sheldon care of Epidemic Sound

    Host and Production by Kim Stephanie

    33 min

About Millenniosophy

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Millenniosophy is a tongue-in-cheek philosophy podcast that explores ideas though a hyperactive, tangent filled narrative of anecdotes and life lessons.