Podcasts about whyididntreport

Sexual harassment is more prevalent in science and medicine. Over time, more women have entered into these fields, but unfortunately, we cannot assume their experience and safety has completely improved. Three of my favorite medical school professors, Dr. Oestreich, Dr. Randolph-Habecker, and Dr. Mapes discuss their personal experiences and take on why academia is different than other industries. We talk about sexual harassment on our campus and how we're trying to improve our medical school's culture. Plus, we tell perhaps the most awkward and hilarious story from my preclinical years.

Sexual harassment is more prevalent in science and medicine. Over time, more women have entered into these fields, but unfortunately, we cannot assume their experience and safety has completely improved. Three of my favorite medical school professors, Dr. Oestreich, Dr. Randolph-Habecker, and Dr. Mapes discuss their personal experiences and take on why academia is different than other industries. We talk about sexual harassment on our campus and how we're trying to improve our medical school's culture. Plus, we tell perhaps the most awkward and hilarious story from my preclinical years.

The sexual exploitation of Ghanaian women on the job field has been a major canker in our society. I had a sit down with some friends who have been in this situation.

There's no sugarcoating the fact that the church in America experienced a lot of difficulty in 2018. Podcast host Jason Daye speaks to Megan Briggs, the editor of ChurchLeaders.com, to discuss the highlights of 2018 in this year in review. 

In this weeks episode, we lean toward a more controversial topic of rape. We had the opportunity to meet with Athena Ives, a Marine Corp Sgt Veteran, and Author of the book, "Thank You For Raping Me". Athena describes her unbelievable story of growing up being raped by her brother and then again, twice, during her military experience. She explains that the "Thank You" in the title of the book is based off the idea of how these horrible occurrences happening, made her into the person she is today. Kevin, Crystal (yes Crystal was back for this episode!) and Sully talk about what is going on in today's society that makes people NOT want to come forward and some of the reasoning behind why people do. Kevin thinks it's because of all of the false accusations made by women that weren't actually raped and that draws fear into those that have been, from coming forward, in fear of not being believed. Sully describes how difficult it would be to completely rectify the problem because no company, or especially the military, would consider using a 3rd party system, to investigate any allegations of rape. He also describes how "normal" citizens identities are protected when they come forward, and that should be a good reason to do so, if you've been raped or sexually assaulted. Crystal describes her experiences and explains why she decided to not turn in the person that did this to her. Crystal also discusses her thoughts on why people don't come forward. They also briefly discuss how there has been backlash towards Athena from the #metoo movement. Athena's biggest hope with her new book is to inspire people through her words. To let people know that even in the darkest days, there is hope, and that you can build off tragedy and become a bigger, better person from it. You can purchase a copy of Athena's book, "Thank You For Raping Me" here: https://www.amazon.com/Thank-You-Raping-Me-Resilience/dp/099804170X -or- Visit her website at - https://athenaives.com/

Support this show at patreon.com/incitingincidentpodcastRissy and Bethany are back to discuss what happened while they were on hiatus, both personally and in the news, which from what we understand, wasn't much of any significance.This show is part of The Trans Podcaster Visibility Initiative​The theme music is written and performed by Shelley Segal and was used with permission.Contact the show at incitingincidentpodcast@gmail.com, on Twitter @RisMcCool @BethanyLFutrell @SheTalksAtheism, on Facebook facebook.com/incitingincidentpodcast

Support this show and our efforts to #HecktheCis at patreon.com/qafThis week, Rissy and Ari discuss something that's been talked about a lot, but we've also been on hiatus, so here we go. All the TWs.The logo is by Rachael Woodard.The music is by Nate Myers. This show is part of the Trans Podcaster Visibility Initiative.

I have a rich and amazing conversation with Rachel Foy for you this week on the YKAL Podcast. Rachel is an author, motivational teacher and the founder of the Soul Fed Woman. Rachel helps women overcome things like emotional eating, binge eating, and weight obsession. She helps them wake up and reclaim their lives so they are no longer missing from it. I am excited to bring you this topic today. But first, one quick note before we get started. At the start of this episode,  I briefly share that I am gathering my thoughts on sexual assault all while trying to hold back my rage. I plan to talk about this tender topic in a future episode of Conversations About Shit that Matters with Unqualified People. Current events in our country, the #whyIdidntreport movement and the trauma many women have had to face, again, either due to reliving their own experiences or empathizing with that of another woman, is just too much. More on this topic will be coming soon. Okay, now back to today’s episode. Today, Rachel and I talk about emotional eating and bringing awareness to your coping mechanisms. We also touch on the topics of body acceptance and fat-phobia. Plus, we talk about numbing out, making empowering choices, and some ways to overcome many issues women experience around food, diet culture and emotions. In this episode you’ll hear: What to do when you start feeding your feelings with food (8 minutes and 50 seconds) Rachel’s own difficult journey with food obsession, eating disorders and dieting (10:32) Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD): what it is and how it can show up (15:15) Fat-phobic culture, preconceived perceptions, and breaking away from diet culture: stripping down fat-phobia (20:00) How to be emotionally fed and become a soulfed women (21:45) What to do if food is your only source of pleasure (26:17) Why we choose to numb out and some ways how to overcome it (34:05) http://yourkickasslife.com/250  

My first episode! This is my story with the times that we are in I felt it was time I share my truth my #whyIdidntreport

Discussion surrounding media triggers and self care for survivors, plus a special survivor guest Jamie Friedrich shares how this week’s national headline events impacted her own healing journey.

Amy Jo Goddard specializes in women’s healing & empowerment and after the week our country has had, this conversation is perfectly timed. Sunny & Amy Jo discuss the impact of age of #MeToo has had on various members of society--women, survivors, allies, non-binary folks, men, people of color, etc--and how our roles in it all intertwine. Their discussion zeros in on how these factors affect women’s sexuality: why so many have difficulty focusing on pleasure and embracing desire, the struggle of getting sexual and emotional needs met, healing from trauma, feeling sexually ‘broken’, learning to be fully present in your body, and more. Amy Jo gives us a peek at the magic that goes on during private empowerment retreats plus gives great tips for partners of those negatively affected by the Kavanaugh hearings. Sunny also announces some nifty new podcast swag on its way to Patreon members. Submit your BDSM & sex advice questions by email to americansexpodcast@gmail.com To support American Sex podcast, please visit patreon.com/americansex (plus you’ll get all episodes early, secret episodes, bonus stories from guests, blooper reels, stuff in the mail & more!) Enter our monthly sex toy giveaway at sunnymegatron.com/tre Get friendly with us on Twitter at @AmericanSexPod or visit sunnymegatron.com or americansexpodcast.com Join our mailing list by texting MEGATRON to 444999  Sunny & Ken, xo! ____________________________________ Episode 61 Links Amy Jo Goddard Website http://amyjogoddard.com/ Amy Jo Goddard Twitter https://twitter.com/AmyJoGoddard Amy Jo Goddard Instagram http://instagram.com/sexualempowerment Amy Jo Goddard Facebook https://www.facebook.com/amyjogoddard.coach/ $75 off Amy Jo Goddard’s Fire Woman retreat in San Diego October 12-14 with Code  IMONFIRE2018 http://firewomanretreat.com About the #WhyIDidntReport hashtag https://www.wired.com/story/whyididntreport-hashtag/ Sunny Megatron Instagram/IGTV (please help us get to 10k to unlock more business features!) http://instagram.com/sunnymegatron Episode 61 Sponsor & Giveaway Info Bio Bidet Slim Edge: http://bit.ly/sunnyslimedge Lovense Edge Prostate Bluetooth Massager giveaway ($119 value) provided by Castle Megastore. Entrants must be over 18, US resident, no purchase necessary. Visit the giveaway page for details and to enter http://sunnymegatron.com/edge 20% off your order at http://castlemegastore.com when you use code SUNNY at checkout (limited restrictions apply) Get the early-bird pricing late for Ropecraft Austin, TX in October 26-28 2018 with code SUNNY https://www.ropecraft.net/austin/ $250 off Midori’s Forte Femme Women’s Dominance Weekend New York October 26-28 2018 with code sunny18 http://www.fortefemme.com/

Trigger warning: This episode of Well-Behaved Women contains detailed descriptions of sexual harassment, assault, and rape. Meredith and Emily share their stories with sexual harassment, and share a few anonymous, brave listener #WhyIDidntReport stories as well. And guess what? Even as we’re releasing this episode, we’re still really nervous about sharing our own experiences. This isn’t a fun episode, but we hope it brings you some sense of whatever it is that you need in this national moment. #BelieveSurvivors

We are joined by our guests Nancy and Cat to talk about the rage women are feeling in the current climate. Between #metoo and #whyIdidntreport, anyone who has experienced sexual violence has been forced to think about it all over again. Let's listen to each other, and #believesurvivors

Discussion of the new hashtag- things that have come up in situations.

This week I'm discussing #WhyIDidntReport and the stories surfacing from it, including my own. Also, I'm discussing Stevie Wonder's CLASSIC album "Innervisions" and the somewhat odd thing that's keeping me from buying it (at least right now). And Sony has announced the Playstation Classic, and I'm weighing in on it. Check it out!

Amber and Stephanie discuss what everyone hates in dating: ghosting. Plus, they share their own #WhyIDidntReport experiences.

Amber and Stephanie discuss what everyone hates in dating: ghosting. Plus, they share their own #WhyIDidntReport experiences.

What do Kevin Hart, Tiffany Haddish, Katt Williams, Brett Kavanaugh, Christine Blasey Ford, and Louis C.K. have in common? Zainab's talking about them! Check me out on Late Night With Seth Meyers on NBC on September 27th, 2018 and Unprotected Sets on EPIX October 5th, 2018. Check Out My Website www.zainabmjohnson.com Follow Me www.instagram.com/zainabjohnson www.twitter.com/zainabjohnson

Cathy and Todd discuss #WhyIDidntReport and why it’s important to listen, rather than assume we already understand, other people’s stories. They discuss the importance of hearing – women who talk about sexual assault, our spouses, our children – rather than assuming we already understand their experiences. They talk about questioning unconscious bias and share clips from a vulnerable and brave Charles Blow interview.

Cathy and Todd discuss #WhyIDidntReport and why it’s important to listen, rather than assume we already understand, other people’s stories. They discuss the importance of hearing – women who talk about sexual assault, our spouses, our children – rather than assuming we already understand their experiences. They talk about questioning unconscious bias and share clips from a vulnerable and brave Charles Blow interview.

Join Ted Hicks & Rich Valdez as they moderate the #LNPShow that discusses today's current events, social topics & raising kids in this current time. Featured Guest: Todd Bascom - Dad, History Teacher & SuperFan joins us to talk about the sports major players in the Heavyweight and Welterweight divisions and why BOXING is making a comeback. Additional Topics: Dr Christine Blasey Ford & #WhyIDidntReport Eldrick "Tiger" Woods ​Colin Kaepernick PEPCOM NYC Verizon & 5G cities​

We’re going to do something a little different today. I have no guests on the line. Instead, I’m sharing comments from hundreds of women—and men—who have posted on Twitter in the number one trending hashtag thread #WhyIDidntReport. This thread spontaneously erupted after President Trump tweeted about Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, the clinical psychology research professor who has come forth at great personal risk to disclose that when she was 15 and current SCOTUS nominee Brett Kavanaugh was 17, he allegedly sexually assaulted her at a party. This is not just about Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Brett Kavanaugh. . .this is about all of us. This is about living in a culture where sexual assault has been tolerated, minimized, swept under the carpet, overlooked & even ignored.

Twenty three years ago, John Eger, a presidential advisor to Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, predicted a digital "hell," in which the internet will fuel social divisions and spread misinformation so unchecked that it can threaten our sense of reality.  We talk with Eger about how he could predict our current problems with such accuracy in 1995, what his proposed solutions were, and what he predicts for the next 20 years.  Also, we debut a new feature: time capsule -- looking at some of what has been on our collective minds since our last episode. On our debut edition, we talk about the feud between Taylor Swift and Kim Kardashian-West, the hashtag campaign #WhyIDidn'tReport, and the video game phenomenon Fortnite.  

The news of the week produced the hashtag #WhyIDidntReport.  Without discussing the merits of the accusation against Judge Kavanaugh, the guys discuss the greater impact of the case of sexual assault victims not reporting their attackers.  Join the guys as they work through this incredible sensitive material.   HHIEOY: The New York Times releases a story that DAG Rod Rosenstein had offered to wear a wire tap and help the cabinet invoke the 25th amendment.   Segment 4: How to encourage your pastor.  

How much has changed since Anita Hill?; How Trump's tweet sparked #WhyIDidntReport; Washington Post's exclusive access to Dr. Ford; Websites are smearing Ford to help Kavanaugh; What Trump's 'Fox cabinet' is telling him; The disappearance of the White House briefing

Join Ted Hicks & Rich Valdez as they moderate the #LNPShow that discusses today's current events, social topics & raising kids in this current time. Featured Guest: Todd Bascom - Dad, History Teacher & SuperFan joins us to talk about the sports major players in the Heavyweight and Welterweight divisions and why BOXING is making a comeback. Additional Topics: Dr Christine Blasey Ford & #WhyIDidntReport Eldrick "Tiger" Woods ​Colin Kaepernick PEPCOM NYC Verizon & 5G cities​

It was October 15, 2017. Alyssa Milano Tweeted If you’ve been sexually harassed or assaulted “me too” as a reply to this tweet. You can argue that’s there has been progress.As of this recording, September 20, 2018, 24,099 Retweets. 52, 488 Likes.There have been men that have been fired, suspended, and arrested Men like Harvey Weinstein, Louis C.K., Marshall Faulk, Kevin Spacey.But yet, it is also fair to say we have a lot of work too do.One of the names that was mentioned Louis C.K made a “comeback” stand up routine.And this week.Jian Ghomeshi wrote a an article in the New York Review of Books. Editor Ian Buruma, stood by this decision and is out.Edmonton Northlands and North American Midway Entertainment-Canada Co. said an incident in July of 2008 13 year old girl who reported being sexually assaulted and left in a ditch in K-Days “ought to have known”.And of course, Brett Kavanaugh. Palo Alto University, Christine Blasey Ford has accused Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanagh. She has faced questions and tweets and challenges of her claim. Including from President Trump.Our guest today is someone who has come forward. Kristn Raworth.In January, she came forward with an accusation of sexual harassment against former federal cabinet minister Kent Hehr, prompting others to go public with their own allegations. Ms. Raworth says she was told by a member of the Prime Minister’s Office that her allegation was “deemed 100 per cent founded” by an independent investigation, the results of which were kept secret. Political geek. Advocate for Sexual Violence survivors. #ibelieveyou Vice Chair GoA United Way campaign Proud partner of @albertavanguard From your perspective, tell us your process.-Support System-Why don’t we believe you? -Language-Partisanship-Talking to political parties-Election issues-Workplace environment-Social Media conversarions.-Where do we go from here?For more on the Bill.https://www.parl.ca/LegisInfo/BillDetails.aspx?billId=8783394&Language=EFollow Kristin@KristinRaworthFollow meFacebook:Kevin Olenick Agree or Disagree:The PodcastTwitter:@kevoleSpreaker:@kevoleYou Tube:Kevin OlenickITunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/agree-or-disagree-the-podcast/id1434649568?mt=2