Women-founded, West coast-based podcast production studio from @elisewho & @rachelswaby. We make bespoke audio projects, with moxie. [email protected]
Los Angeles, CA
Joined January 2020
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This year, as the January 6th hearings played out, many podcasts examined extremism in the rearview. vntyfr.com/93apL7T
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The latest episode from Microsoft’s new WorkLab podcast is out! Host Elise Hu talks to Dr. Clare Purvis of Headspace about the concrete steps people and companies can take to fight stress and support mental health. msft.it/6012Xk2gs #FutureofWork #WorkLab
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On a new episode of #InfluencePodcast: @pussyrrriot co-founder Nadya Tolokonnikova (@tolokno) joins @djbradfield to discuss #NFTs, mental health, and her political activism.
Listen here, or wherever you stream your favorite #podcasts: bit.ly/32dZuoH
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New work ⬇️🍦🍨 It was such a pleasure producing this interview with Ben & Jerry. Come for their philosophy on social responsibility & stay for Ben's rendition of the Sound of Music. @ReasonableVol @WeTransfer
I scream, you scream, we all scream for the very first episode of a new season of #InfluencePodcast with @djbradfield! Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield (of fellow #BCorp @benandjerrys) talk about using your influence to fight injustice. Listen now. bit.ly/2OBfuxs
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I just learned that it's called "strategic absence!" Listen to this episode of @amywestervelt and @elisewho's podcast Labor. Need to figure out how it works in a pandemic! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Could there be a silver lining to the pandemic? On this week's Labor episode, @leslieforde tells @amywestervelt and @elisewho about corporate commitment to come out of the pandemic with dramatically improved workplaces. Listen on @spotifypodcasts: open.spotify.com/episode/29u…
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We've been talking about the care crisis, how motherhood got so broken & the opp for systems change to fix it, all season on Labor. Today's ep features what workplaces are trying to change with @momshierarchy's @leslieforde
Getcher self some Labor at podlink.to/labor
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Honored to discuss @momshierarchy & the opportunity for systems change for #workingparents through the pandemic & beyond with @amywestervelt & @elisewho
On a new Labor ep, @momshierarchy's @leslieforde talks to @amywestervelt & @elisewho about the "Mom's Hierarchy of Needs," and what she's hearing from companies about their desire to come out of the pandemic with dramatically improved workplaces. Listen at podlink.to/labor
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I spoke with @loosewire for his Life in a Pandemic podcast. And about 20 mins in, tried to do justice to @amywestervelt @elisewho's podcast "Labor"... but honestly I can't, so be sure to listen to that one yourself! buzzsprout.com/962143/532451…
This episode is SHARP--manna to this stuck-at-home policy geek mom. @Juliekohler1 @amywestervelt @elisewho discuss how neoliberal economics made a '50s white family ideal the unit for economic stability & then dismantled public support... They explain it better, just listen!
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On this #LaborDay, listen to our show Labor with @amywestervelt and @elisewho. They explore how the global pandemic is exacerbating the epidemic of American parenting misery. Subscribe at podlink.to/labor
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Dr. @BethSawin has spent decades studying systems change. On a new episode of Labor, she tells @amywestervelt and @elisewho what she's learned about the climate crisis and other crises. It will give you a surprising feeling... dare we say hope? Listen at podlink.to/labor
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On a new episode of Labor, Japanese fatherhood researcher Masako Ishii-Kuntz tells @amywestervelt & @elisewho why Scandinavian-style family support failed in Japan, and why she has faith in an unusual solution to gender inequality: home economics classes. podlink.to/labor
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I loved joining @amywestervelt and @elisewho on Labor, their terrific new podcast on work, women, and parenthood.
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Hooray for our company @ReasonableVol's first original! LABOR: The Social Science on Work, Women and Motherhood. Listening to @amywestervelt and @elisewho talk through these issues has been hilarious and heartbreaking. Please give it a listen! podlink.to/labor
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On the series premiere of Labor, @amywestervelt and @elisewho talk to sociologist @juliekkohler1 about where the idea came from that every (nuclear) family should fend for themselves, and what the pandemic says about the need to find a new model. Listen at podlink.to/labor
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Did you hear? Our friend @amywestervelt is co-hosting a NEW podcast called Labor with @elisewho. They'll dive into the social science around women, work, and motherhood. We're excited to hear their thoughts! podlink.to/labor
You know we'll be tuning in—hope you do too!
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On episode five of #InfluencePodcast, @djbradfield and Matthew Freud (Chairman of freuds communication) get real about hitting reset, knowing who to trust, and what it’s like to the carry the weight of your famous great-grandfather’s name. bit.ly/3gIjbdx
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A few weeks back, @andrew25simon (@grist) and @brentinmock (@CityLab) took over #InfluencePodcast to discuss what it’s like being Black in America—and why every step forward seems to be followed by another one back. Listen here: bit.ly/2YIyU63
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On the latest #InfluencePodcast, @andrew25simon (@grist) and @brentinmock (@CityLab) discuss the sheer complexity of being Black in America today. Listen: bit.ly/2Yxy6jl
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Did you catch episode 3 of #InfluencePodcast? Robots may not be able to read our minds (yet), but @Affectiva's #EmotionalIntelligence technology analyzes non-verbal communication. 👇
Can we really communicate how we truly feel? On episode three of #InfluencePodcast, @djbradfield chats with @kaliouby (Founder & CEO of @Affectiva) about the strange new world of emotional analysis technology—and how brands are using it. 👂👉 bit.ly/2XDLl1l