A podcast about why millennials are so anxious, and how we can work together to solve it
Living while millennial is hard at the best of times – but imagine if you had an impairment that stopped you participating in ordinary life. This episode we speak to Sara Gingold, disability activist and consult, about the experience of young people living with a disability in a country that doesn’t cater for their needs and sometimes doesn’t even believe in their disability.
Friend of the pod, Simon Copland rejoins us to talk identity politics, queer spaces, and what a powerful, unbridled campaign for equal love can do to quash homophobia and enhance the rights of everyone in the LGBTIQA+ community.
The election of Donald Trump and the sudden prominence of white nationalists organising in the streets has caught many people by surprise. But for people of colour, racism has been a part of their daily experience of the world their entire lives.
Nat Tencic is twenty-four year old a bundle of stress, who works out her anxieties by producing and hosting radio. She’s an expert in up-and-coming aussie bands and has a lot of opinions about movies. Nat tweets at: @natsaysmiaow
Cat Nadel is a twenty-four year old basket case. When she can get out of bed in the morning she works in environmental campaigning and is slowly finishing a law degree. Cat tweets at @catnadel
James Clark is twenty-seven year old nervous wreck of a man, who channels his anxiety about the state of the planet into his work as a digital organiser in the fight for climate justice. James tweets at @_spock