On Your Left

On Your Left

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On Your Left episodes

  • Talking About Books

    Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth discuss some of their favorite pieces of children's literature and their different experiences growing up with books like The Chronicles of Narnia, The Hunger Games, and The Princess Diaries and how these books politicized them. They also discuss the #PublishingPaidMe moment that has been occuring.

    47 min
  • Protect Trans Kids

    Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth discuss J.K. Rowling, state laws in place to protect trans kids, the benefits of providing a supportive community for trans kids, and how we build it. They also discuss the good things happening as a result of the Black Lives Matter protests. 

    27 min
  • The State of Queer America

    Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth discuss the State of Queer America today including the Equality Act, State Laws on conversion therapy and LGBTQ+ discrimination, and take a moment to mourn the life of Larry Kramer. 

    35 min
  • P.S. We're Back and Saving the Mail

    Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth discuss the United States Postal Service and strategies to save it including supporting the USPS getting funding from the federal government, ending some of the provisions in the 2006 Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act, supporting universal vote by mail, supporting postal banking, and buying stamps. 

    35 min
  • Educated on Education

    In this episode we talked about the new SAT adversity index, Theresa May's resignation, the education policies of the 2020 candidates (including their opinions on school safety, charter schools, teacher pay, and student debt). 

    1 hr
  • Have Hope and Defend Roe

    In our first episode we will be talking about the Sudanese protests, state abortion laws, Joe Biden's relationship with unions, the 2020 presidential candidates stances on reproductive rights. 

    40 min

About On Your Left

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A conversation about politics from Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth, two Asian-american queer millennial women who are getting stuff done.