Author: Rod Graham
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Culture Wars #4 – A Conversation with Iona Italia: Dance, Death, and Parsi Identity
My conversation with Crina Hoyer and Kirsten Barron, the creators of “Crina and Kirsten Get to Work”. We talk about leadership and loneliness from a feminist perspective.
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Culture Wars #3 – Rod and Pam from Twitter Talk about Racism and White Fragility
My conversation with Crina Hoyer and Kirsten Barron, the creators of “Crina and Kirsten Get to Work”. We talk about leadership and loneliness from a feminist perspective.
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Culture Wars #2 – Stereotypes, Discrimination, and Systemic…Ableism?
My conversation with Crina Hoyer and Kirsten Barron, the creators of “Crina and Kirsten Get to Work”. We talk about leadership and loneliness from a feminist perspective.
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Culture Wars #1 – A Conversation about Critical Theory, White Privilege, and White Fragility
My conversation with Crina Hoyer and Kirsten Barron, the creators of “Crina and Kirsten Get to Work”. We talk about leadership and loneliness from a feminist perspective.
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Social Isolation #9 – Pandemic + Social Isolation = Mental Illness
My conversation with Crina Hoyer and Kirsten Barron, the creators of “Crina and Kirsten Get to Work”. We talk about leadership and loneliness from a feminist perspective.
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Social Isolation #8 – Leadership and Loneliness
My conversation with Crina Hoyer and Kirsten Barron, the creators of “Crina and Kirsten Get to Work”. We talk about leadership and loneliness from a feminist perspective.
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Social Isolation #7 – Mental Health and Social Isolation
In this episode I speak with Deborah Mann from the YouTube channel Bipolarline.
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Social Isolation #6 – (Special Edition) Using Rituals to Combat Loneliness During the Holidays
In this episode I discuss three ways that being alone (but not lonely) can be beneficial.
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Social Isolation #5 – Loneliness in the Black Community (with Dr. Kimya N. Dennis)
In this I speak with Dr. Kimya Dennis about loneliness within black communities.
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Social Isolation #4 – “Alone Together”, The Problem with Diversity
In this episode I discuss three ways that being alone (but not lonely) can be beneficial.
Dr. Roderick Graham 