This week, I'm picking up the conversation about race with Noel Tarifi, Jasmine Samuels, and Courtney Linsey. In this half, we scratch the surface of media power, fear, the LGBT movement, and our individual responsibility in shifting a culture.

In times of great racial tension, we often feel hopeless. With recent events, it's obvious we are a far cry away from racial equality in our country. I decided at the very least, it was important to sit down with my Black brothers and sisters for a real conversation about race and class. I believe … Continue reading EP12: Race & Class in America →

When it comes to college sports, there's much at stake and even more being wagered. Are higher institutions looking out for young athletes? I sat down with Will Smith, who works with the men's football team at the University of San Diego and sports journalist Evan Barnes from the Los Angeles Daily News to scratch the surface … Continue reading EP11: What’s Missing in College Sports? →

Some of my favorite feminist conversations, the ones that truly birthed this podcast, have been with men. In this episode, Stacey Fontaine and I talk dating in L.A. with Brandon Webster and Ian Grow, two LA-transplants navigating the waters both online and IRL. GUESTS: Brandon Webster : Boy Bishop Ian Grow : Groovian Stacey Fontaine

Today is the first day of Ramadan! For those of us who grew up in Muslim households, the excitement in the next 30 days is incomparable. Though living in the United States means a different kind of challenge, it's also an opportunity to practice tolerance, compassion, and understanding among our peers of all backgrounds. Joining me in sharing our … Continue reading EP09: Not Even Water? →