Kinda Radical

Half way through the first ever Kinda Radical series, Women in Sports! Today I am joined by Helen Pelayo, a gym owner for over 10 years, a wife, mother of three, and a passionate women's coach. Today we talk about syncing your active lifestyle with your cycle. 
 
Lobos Gym: 
https://calendly.com/lobos
https://www.instagram.com/lobosgympdx/

Kinda Radical TWICE in one month? Yeah that's right, we're back and better than ever. 
On today's episode, I am joined by Malone Hiebert sharing her experience growing up playing ice hockey, a very masculine centered sport. We discuss playing on boys teams, the lack of visibility for female athletes in this sport, and new news with the PWHL on the East coast. 
 
Second reminder to follow the new instagram @kinda_radical to see updates on shows, my life, and feminism. 

We are soooo back! 
After a month off, welcome back to Kinda Radical with my first series Women in Sports! This will be a six part series released throughout this summer in preparation for the summer olympics! 
On this episode, Maggie Kersting and I talk about mental health of college athletes, coaching women, and the recent women's basketball craze. 
New instagram alert! Follow my new instagram for the show @kinda_radical and give us some love 🩷. 

On today's episode of Kinda Radical I am joined by poet and journalist Irene Vázquez to discuss their work through ecofeminism and environmental racism. We discuss the spiritual and biological connections between gender and Earth and how this connection affects the lives of women and gender minorities globally. 
 
To hear more from Irene: https://www.irenevazquez.com/ 

Happy International Women's Day! 
 
My first bonus episode for the special day! On todays podcast I dive into four global updates of women's rights: Alabama's Supreme Court ruling on embryos, France signing abortion rights into their constitution, how the Israel-Hamas war is affecting women, and the making of the legend Caitlyn Clark. 
 
For more information on women in Gaza: 
https://www.unwomen.org/en 
To support women internationally: 
https://www.womenforwomen.org/

Happy Women's Month! 
 
On today's episode I am joined by my roommate Shea to discuss what it means to see and be seen in the male gaze vs the female gaze and how social media plays a crucial role in these perceptions. 
 

On this episode of Kinda Radical we are joined by Libra Forde, a woman identifying person and mother of three superpowers. 
 
We talk about Libra's experience in local politics and how grassroots organizations can make big differences, as seen through Libras work with youth and women's rights. We discuss the meaning of intersectionality and how to find power in your social identities. Libra provides advice on how to make a space for yourself at the table so your voice is represented. 
 
Thank you to Libra Forde for joining me on this months episode of Kinda Radical. 
 

Happy New Year! 
 
On todays podcast we are joined by my friend Corlee Asbell to break down our past year and discuss what we are most looking forward to in 2023. Corlee also shares her experiences and advice with seasonal work and travel. 
 
As always, thank you for listening, but special thanks to those who supported me throughout 2023! I am excited to continue Kinda Radical in the new year and see where it takes me :)

On this episode of Kinda Radical we are joined with podcast creator, psychology/neuroscience major, and my friend Serenah Quiroga! 
We talk about the pressure of being a female creator in podcasting, why women are less likely to be business owners - but the numbers are rising! - and the psychology of familial relations, generational trauma, and what it's like to be a woman's brain. 
 
To listen to Serenah's podcast MERAKI, check out these links to her instagram, Youtube channel, and Spotify: 
Insta: @ lead.with.meraki
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@lead.with.meraki
Spotify: https://spotify.link/REv3ELJe3Db 

On this months podcast we discuss the reason why 98% of mass shootings are done by men and how we can change that. In a question of nature vs nurture, how we raise boys to communicate and build relationships will lead to a less aggressive and violent future. 
In the podcast we reference the book Lost Boys: Why Our Sons Turn Violent and How We Can Save Them (1999) by James Garbarino.