Intro to Feminist and Social Justice Studies Podcast Alex Ketchum, PhD

Here is the link to the transcript: https://introtofeministstudies.blogspot.com/2022/12/episode-23-special-mini-bonus-episode.html
The other podcast mentioned is Feminist Ingredients for Revolution: A Food and Queer History Podcast- transcripts and more information is available at: http://www.thefeministrestaurantproject.com/p/podcast.html
The book is Ingredients for Revolution: A History of American Feminist Restaurants, Cafes, and Coffeehouses: https://www.concordia.ca/press/ingredients.html
and the other book is Engage in Public Scholarship!: A Guidebook on Feminist and Accessible Communication: https://press.library.concordia.ca/projects/engage-in-public-scholarship
the syllabi are available at: https://www.alexketchum.ca/p/syllabi.html
 

The transcript is available here: 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZF9K_efF0jgit7WjYpt5YNSeOdSMf1SLWlXvUnvRz68/edit?usp=sharing
For people listening to the podcast that aren't in my GSFS 200 class, this is an audio lecture for my GSFS 200 class on race, racism, and anti-racism since our October 3rd in-person lecture class was cancelled due to the Quebec election.  It includes updated and new materials from episode 7. The episode begins by going over some material that you might have heard or read from episode 6. I've added new scholars, new materials, and new analysis. 

Welcome to Introduction to Feminist and Social Justice Studies. This is the twenty-second and LAST audio episode of the semester-long course for the Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist, and Social Justice Studies program at McGill University, taking place in the Fall of 2021. 
 
The transcript is available here: https://introtofeministstudies.blogspot.com/2020/07/episode-22-environmentalism.html
My name is Dr. Alex Ketchum. As I hope you know by this point, I am your professor for this course. I am joined by three teaching assistants who are graduate students at McGill University. We’ve also been joined this semester by the occasional snoring sounds of my dogs Bubbles and Sprout and the chime of the tags on their collars clinking together. 
 
Having an online semester has been quite an experience. Twenty two audio lectures is a lot-- but it is only the beginning-- only an introduction.  
 
Today’s episode will talk about environmentalism and wrap up the term by talking about world making.
 

Welcome to Introduction to Feminist and Social Justice Studies. This is the twenty-first audio episode of the semester-long course for the Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist, and Social Justice Studies program at McGill University, taking place in the Fall of 2021. 
 
The transcript is available here: https://introtofeministstudies.blogspot.com/2020/07/episode-21-violence-sexual-and-domestic.html
While material throughout this semester has the potential to be triggering, as this episode will focus on the topic of sexual and domestic violence, I want to take an intentional pause to speak to the triggering nature of this content. I will be speaking about this topic through the lens of the kind of language that we use.
This podcast is by Dr. Alex Ketchum

Welcome to Introduction to Feminist and Social Justice Studies. This is the twentieth audio episode of the semester-long course for the Gender, Sexuality, Feminist, and Social Justice Studies program at McGill University, taking place in the Fall of 2021. 
 
The transcript is available here: https://introtofeministstudies.blogspot.com/2020/07/episode-20-embodiment-disability-and.html
 
Today’s episode will explain:
The social vs medical models of disability
Disability and sexuality
What is accessibility?
And more!
This podcast is by Dr. Alex Ketchum

Welcome to Introduction to Feminist and Social Justice Studies. This is the 19th audio episode of the semester-long course for the Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist, and Social Justice Studies program at McGill University, taking place in the Fall of 2021. 
 
The transcript is available at: https://introtofeministstudies.blogspot.com/2020/07/episode-19-reproduction-and.html
 
Today’s episode will talk about reproduction, reproductive justice, and reproductive injustices. Every lecture for this course has triggering content, but this lecture may be particularly triggering.
This podcast is by Dr. Alex Ketchum