The Whimsy Farm Podcast
The Whimsy Farm Podcast
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Carolyn Crane speaks with good people doing good things for social and environmental justice issues.
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The show focuses on social justice, environmental advocacy, grief surrounding political issues, and accountability for elected officials. Episodes include deep conversations with activists like Seth Donnelly discussing governmental accountability in genocide and Dr. Kim Bateman exploring grief during political unrest, particularly how it influences personal communication.
Carolyn Crane speaks with good people doing good things for social and environmental justice issues.
Carolyn speaks with Kathryn Bond Stockton. Kathryn is a distinguished Professor of English at the University of Utah. She is the author of Gender(s), Making Out, an (anti Memoir) and The Queer Child, or Growing Sideways in the Twentieth Century. We’ll talk with Kathryn about why she says gender is queer, by which she means strange. Why is gender strange even when it’s played straight, and how do race and money factor into the equation? How can we better understand the nuances of gender?
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