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'…there could have been a different system for handling the rise in cases, with more of a focus on embedding healthcare workers in the community'. https://t.co/5JJ0pb4mdd
I've got a new journal article published which explores, amongst other things, the "radical flank effect", which not so coincidentally I've been constantly banging on about on the podcast recently! N https://t.co/yMMOYWZMCm
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Other topics covered in the discussion are: the many different forms that family violence takes and the importance of cultural change, as well as services and education focusing on perpetrators.
Katie also briefly mentions the Australian Unions campaign for rebuilding the economy and restoring secure jobs in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.
The characters Cheryl and Betty from the show Riverdale (Photo: Diyah Pera/The CW).
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We analyse the representations of gender in the TV shows Riverdale, The Morning Show, Big Little Lies and You, as well as the movie Bombshell.
Nick interviewed about his research on activism on How to Start a Riot podcast and on how animals have been affected by the bushfires for 3CR Monday Breakfast (Nick is on at 45:23 into this show).
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Katie is back for this episode and we discuss the Netflix show Dear White People, as well as ethical sneakers and ethical travel. Katie recommends Newton sneakers for the most ethical option if you’re buying new sneakers – according to Shop Ethical. Although since Katie bought these, she found an even better option – fair trade sneakers at Vegan Wares.
You can listen in to the talk 'An #Anarchist Analysis of the Campaign to #BanLiveExport' that I gave at the Melbourne Anarchist Bookfair on the weekend with @queerspeciesism and Lara Drew here: https://t.co/nyz7Sx58II
On this episode we cover some connections between animal and environmental issues and movements, including discussing the recent plastic bag ban by the major supermarkets and the ABC series #WarOnWasteAUhttps://t.co/U9nQmiaVJHpic.twitter.com/k2pA4YC8vL
