This one’s a timely re-issue of an important episode we recorded before COVID when we used to have Feminist Brunches in real life. At this brunch, we spoke with Taylor Austin of The Women’s Centers about the importance of reproductive rights and access. Learn with us.
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After War
The one in which we take a look at what happens After War. People are resilient and do build back, though families, communities, and all aspect of lives are lost and shattered in the process. Is it ever worth it?
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Society’s Weight Obsession
Every month, on the last Tuesday, we do an episode we call Shrinks After Hours. It’s us Shrinks, talking After Hours – a little more relaxed, a little more personal. This week we take a look at Society’s obsession with weight and how that impacts body image, self-esteem, and people’s relationship to food and eating.
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Pay to Stay
The one in which we dive into the pay to stay policies that further the injustices perpetuated on incarcerated people by our system.
Dictators
The one in which we take a closer look at what kind of people are likely to become dictators, why we promote them and how they can be stopped.
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Aging Lonely
The one in which we focus on the destructive health costs of loneliness. This includes the toll loneliness and lack of social connection take on our physical and mental health, especially as we age.
Drug Hub
The one in which we talk about the Kensington area of Philadelphia and how it became one of the largest drug hubs in America. Also, what can be done about it.
Intentional Communities
It’s that time After Hours when the Shrinks kick back and get a little more causal – talking about issues that sometimes hit closer to home. What do we do when we age? Where do we want to be and who will care?
Domestic Violence
The one in which we talk about the pandemic of domestic violence that has increased within the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dual Economy
The one in which we talk about the split(s) in our economy between the haves and the have-nots. Chasms that seems to be growing larger with little justice sight.