You Can't Say That

Welcome to episode thirteen of You Can’t Say That! A Soc 119 Podcast about the class, culture & other topics. In this episode of the podcast we talk about the following topics (in order):

Segment One: Introducing guests MK Kim & Chris Choi, Impressions of Soc 119 from a Visitor's Perspective, Darneisha's Perspective of Korea, East Asian v Western Cultures, Desexualization of Men & K-Pop's Change of Gender Norms (Cooking TV Shows), Mukbang, Make-up in Korea v. United States,   MK Kim's Friends response to coming to Soc 119, and Skin Whitening Creams potential dangers.

Segment Two: Plastic Surgery Culture, South Koreans Military Service, and Gender Complications with Military Service.

Segment Three: Korean Standards of Parenting, and Final Thoughts.

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Welcome to episode #12 of You Can’t Say That! A Soc 119 Podcast about the class, culture & other topics. In this episode of the podcast we talk about the following topics (in order):

Segment One: This upcoming week of classes & what should be covered, Defining Colorism, Talking about Tuesday's Class -- Choice and Chance, Transgender Pronouns, Experience = Knowledge, Differences within Races, and Old Terminology of Racial Classifications.

Segment Two: Can black people be racist?, White people can't take a joke, Racism Talk, Making Racial Jokes, and Comfortability with talking about race.

Segment Three: Music's Roots in Race, Defining Cultural Appropriation, Examples of Cultural Appropriation -- Hair Wraps, Historical Context with Culture, Shane Dawson & Jeffree Star Cosmetics & Importance to Culture, and Final Thoughts

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Welcome to episode 11 of You Can’t Say That! A Soc 119 Podcast about the class, culture & other topics. In this episode of the podcast we talk about the following topics (in order):

Segment One: Welcoming everyone to show, Thoughts on Thursday's class, What takes energy out of the room?, Making people confront issues (chocolate and THON), The Power of THON, Talking to your Ancestors about Modern Day Racism & looking at the Civil Rights Movement, Pushing information out to those who don't know what's happening, Selective Avoidance,   Teaching about Selective Avoidance and Challenging White and Black students.

Segment Two: The problems with Capitalism & Socialism, Money & Fear, Is Jeff a Conservative?, Hiding Behind Power to NOT Answer Questions, Capitalism Talk, Corruption in Capitalism & Democracy, How do you get rid of Corruption? How does corruption happen?, Fixing Presidential Candidates issues, Looking at Presidents Closely for Corruption, Capitalism in the medical field, Corruption is a world-wide issue, Back to the medical field, Making an argument for Insurance Companies, Nothing is Good or Bad.

Segment Three:Tuesday's Class Reflection, Snarkiness online & Live stream chat, Gender norms changed recently (1930s/40s), Why do trans people use stereotypes of the opposite gender?, LGBT Descriptions, LGBT Inclusion issues, Are you born gay?, The World's Reaction to LGBT people, Everyone is a little gay!, Being gay in prison, Final thoughts

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Welcome to episode 10 of You Can’t Say That! A Soc 119 Podcast about the class, culture & other topics. In this episode of the podcast we talk about the following topics (in order):

Segment One: Introduce guests & topics from last week's classes, what happened this past week?, Islamophobia & Christianity, How did people feel when ISIS came into their town?, Seeing people who are now ISIS.

Segment Two: Life's Complexities & Need to Slow Down Conversations, What is an Infidel?, Connections between Islam and Christianity, Something Nice & Nasty an ISIS Member did for Basim.

Segment Three: Azmat's Connection to Basim, How did Azmat get interested in Iraq?, Other people involved, US Military's Response to Azmat's Reporting, Shift in American's Views on War.

Segment Four: The Gumshoe Group, Evidence the US gave Basim to Bomb his house, Did Soc 119 exploit Basim's Life?, Questions about the Military, Being a woman Journalist in the Middle East, Book Talk, Demonizing the Military & looking at war evenly, Final Thoughts

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Basim Razzo

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Azmat Khan

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Website: https://azmatzahra.com/

Book (Working Title): Precision Strike

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Welcome to episode nine of You Can’t Say That! A Soc 119 Podcast about the class, culture & other topics. In this episode of the podcast we talk about the following topics (in order):

Segment One: Thoughts of class, Sam not using 4C on chart, Preparing Hair, What Hair is acceptable?, Different ways of cleaning & preparing hair, Hair differences between races, Receding hairlines, and Educating yourself about hair.

Segment Two: National Coming Out Day, Answering quick questions, Future class on Korea, Attraction, Thoughts on Tuesday's class, Dallas Police Shooting & Forgiveness, Connecting Fear to Today's issues, and Forgiveness is the key to moving on.

Segment Three: Dallas Police Shooting Misunderstandings, How to read the news fairly, and looking at cops as individuals v institutional.

Segment Four: Generalizations and intentions, Police Violence Numbers, Stats on Crime by Race, Are black people more sensitive?, People have no idea what's happening outside their own communities, Africa can't get their shit together, Therapy, and Final Thoughts.

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Welcome to episode 8 of You Can’t Say That! A Soc 119 Podcast about the class, culture & other topics. In this episode of the podcast we talk about the following topics (in order):

Segment One: Sam's First Jobs in Education, Thoughts of last week in class, African American v African and Racism/Colorism, Why are people defensive over skin?, Confusing Talking about race & Racism, Dating and Race, Is saying "Black" racist?

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This week we are joined by a former Soc 119 Student who spent a month in Iraq this past summer. He joined us in 100 Thomas for class and wanted to come onto the Podcast to talk a little more about his experiences.

Segment One: This past week's class -- Violent Muslims v Christians, Sharia Law, Separating Stereotypes from Reality, We Are NOT our Government, and Making Generalizations.

Segment Two: More Experiences in Iraq, The Risks and Purpose of Generalizations, Food & Culture Talk, How much could you get a feel of Iraq from a visit?, and Marriage & Dating cultures

Segment Three: Colorism in Arab Community, and Cultural differences with Age

Segment Four: Addressing Class This Past Week, Questions from the Chat, Bad Sociology, Why Are Sociologists more liberal?, and Final Thoughts

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This episode of You Can't Say That, the Podcast Crew is joined by Jared Odrick and Dr. Gary Adler.

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Dr. Adler's Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/garyadlerjr

Segment One Topics: Thoughts of Class, Jared Explaining CTE Documentary & Research, Personal Experiences and Stories around CTE,   Elevator Pitch of CTE Project, First People to talk about CTE, Other Implications outside CTE, Thinking outside the box & questioning everything, Don't think of a Big Blue Flying Elephant.

Segment Two Topics: Invisible Sociological Strings, Perceptions of CTE from other Athletes, Three Groups of CTE, Pharmaceutical Industries & Medical Cannabis, Placebo Effect, Mental Health & Trauma, the frame of Jared's research

Segment Three Topics: What's the good narrative?, Players Questioning CTE, Jared asking questions to Gary

Segment Four Topics:  Jared asking questions to Sam, Sam asks Jared Questions, The purpose of thinking

Segment Five Topics: Questions from Stream & Podcast Crew

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This episode, Sam, Jeff and the Gang are joined by Emma Rohan, a staff member at World in Conversation to talk about a series of topics related to class and in the world today. The main topics are: Assumptions about Sam's political views, Gaining Trust at the beginning of the semester, Aggressive Black Women,  Trump & Hurricane, The Importance of different Cultures, Asian Trade War, Asian Dating Statistics, Skin Whitening Cream, Kashmir, Theology and Astrology in Sociology

This episode is the first podcast recorded during the fall 2019 semester. Sam and Jeff are joined by Joy and Darniesha, two of the directors on the stream team. The gang talks about the topics from the first week of classes including hair, cancel culture, the N-word, coming out, black fishing, and privilege. They also talk about topics not related to the class included TV Shows, Conspiracy, Culture Shock, SWATTING and more.