Ms Informed

This week we interview transcultural adoptee Sun Mee, who founded Numaru, a platform to help other transcultural adoptees with their journeys. She talks about intercountry adoption, white saviourism and belonging. The episode will give you a more nuanced insight into the adoption narrative. Enjjoy!

Episode 91: Motherhood, Synthetic Wombs, and the Lost Daughter

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Episode 90: Muhammad Ali, Boxing, And Racial Politics in Sports.

This week we're talking Muhammad Ali, his boxing career, and how racist sports really are!

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This week we're talking about Elon Musk's ruthless and calculating decision to open a Tesla showroom in Xinjiang, China where a genocide is taking place against the native Uyghur population. Listen up to stay informed, the easy way.

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This week we're talking about the new leader of Chile, Gabriel Boric. Who is he, what are his politics, and why is Chile called the laboratory of neoliberalism? Listen to stay informed, the lazy way.

This week we're discussing the amazing phenomenon of Peloton and Soul Cycle and how they managed to transform stationary exercise bikes into religious experiences.

This week we're discussing paternity leave, maternity leave and what responsibility do men have for conceiving and caring for babies?

We've been thinking about Anthony Broadwater, the black man who was recently exonerated in a rape case described by best-selling author Alice Sebold in her memoir "Lucky." The memoir was until recently set to be made into a film. Last week, Sebold apologised to Broadwater, who spent 16 years in prison -- but is her apology enough?

This week we discuss the recent proposal to build affordable housing around Tempelhofer Feld in Berlin, the importance of green spaces and feminist cities.

Episode 83: Emily Ratajkowski, Thin Privilege, and Sandra Lee Bartky

This week we are reading Emily Ratajkowski's essay on her body, talking about thin privilege, and hearing the thoughts of Sandra Lee Bartky

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