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Cider & Sensitivity

Cider & Sensitivity

A weekly Society and Culture podcast
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Cider & Sensitivity

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In our last episode of Season 2 (or ever?), we discuss the power of words and language to reinforce systems and to subvert them. Also, Vana is not here to get a degree in linguistics, Teresa finds more sponsorship opportunities for us, and Simm
We discuss the power and influence wielded by three media moguls: William Randolph Hearst, Rupert Murdoch, and Jack Dorsey. Also, Simmy ponders if she could be friends with Rupert (and his bust of Lenin), Vana thinks not spreading misinformatio
We discuss how distance makes it harder for people in rural areas to access health care services, and some programs different countries have introduced to try and address this issue. Also, Teresa might share her Disney+ login if you’re nice, Si
We discuss TV shows, books, and movies we do NOT recommend you reclaim your time with, aka unpopular pop culture opinions. Vana would prefer if this episode were called ‘Things that are not for me, but you feel free to enjoy,’ Teresa likes her
We discuss historical and current discrimination in housing based on race (often referred to in the US as ‘redlining’). Also, Simmy won’t stop sneaking in TV recommendations, Vana does her best impression of the Tardis, and Teresa proposes we s
We discuss the challenges the Shona, the Rohingya, and the Uyghur communities face as stateless peoples and the systems that created their statelessness. Also, Teresa tries to throw a wrench into Vana and Simmy’s friendship, Simmy defies our ep
We’re baaaaaaaaaaack! We talk about the perils of automated debt collection and how job ad algorithms may be good at getting clicks but can also excel at teaching themselves to perpetuate systemic inequity. Also, Vana is well caffeinated, Teres
Guess who’s back, back again! Check out our trailer for season 2 and look for the first episode soon! Coming up in season 2, we’ll discuss the power of words, media moguls, automation, and more.   For more Cider & Sensitivity follow us on Twitt
In the last episode of season 1 we discuss intersectional design, examples of poor design, and how the design process can become more inclusive. Also, Vana’s drink choice is finally found to be acceptable, Simmy manages to bring up peeing again
We discuss incarceration rates for Indigenous people in Australia, New Zealand and Canada, and the underlying systemic oppression these countries need to address to create less discriminatory justice systems. Also, another pop culture reference
We discuss current inequities in the access to safe water, and what we can do better to ensure all communities have safe water supplies. Also, we agree that people shouldn’t be peed on without their consent, tell the Chicago School economists t
We discuss women’s suffrage in the US and the lessons we can take from this historical movement to inform current progressive causes. Also, Simmy is up for civil disobedience in the form of lie-ins so she can rest her painful head, Vana gets he
We discuss Australia’s refugee policies, how we can treat refugees with greater compassion, and what our communities can do better to reduce the underlying causes of refugee migration. Also, a GoT joke flies right over Teresa and Vana’s heads,
We discuss the spread of fake news and how damaging it has been to society. We also look at the scientific research into why we believe fake news and consider how we (as individuals) and social media organizations can do better. We ask ourselve
We discuss affirmative action policies in US colleges and how we can keep working to make university admissions fairer. We also indulge in a Vana-mini-rant about Theresa May’s glass cliff, find out why Simmy is not bothered by imposter syndrome
We discuss the disproportionate levels of violence women politicians experience, the gendered attacks Julia Gillard faced as Australia’s first female prime minister, and how we can keep working to make political life safe for everyone. We also
We discuss the historical context of #MeToo, the success and frustrations of the movement so far, and explore ideas about how we can prevent harassment happening in the future. We also find hope in the activism of younger generations, Simmy war
Coming soon! Join Teresa, Simmy, and Vana as they turn a critical eye to systemic issues in society such as the #metoo movement, the treatment of refugees, the spread of fake news, affirmative action, and representation in pop culture. There wi
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