
Stories build our society. Stories can change them. Looking at the books, ideas, and the people that made them that have changed everything. Conversations about the facts and fictions of our ideas of religion, gender, race, and selves in America.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Aisling Rawle's 2025 debut novel THE COMPOUND took on the dystopian brutality of reality TV. She graciously joined The Process for a conversation about the book, Love Island, and the dystopias we invite into our own living rooms.
The question so many of us are asking is where on earth did the sentiment of "Don't Tread On Me" go, and why are First and Second Amendment defenders so silent? A brief moment to process this and a reminder to pick up Carol Anderson's work on this TH... more
Did the future of "The Hunger Games" actually prepare us for the present? Is being disappointed at the state and public response to injustice missing the point within the series that has made a serious comeback? The Process takes a light gander.
Did we miss the context that made Family Youtuber Ruby Framke sink by her own hand? Skye Borgman's documentary on Netflix focuses on the life coach Jodi Hildebrant whose influence led to a shocking crime.
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Alex is brilliant and I’m so happy to see her podcast was finally approved for AppleiTunes. I first learned of her through TikyTok about six months ago. It is evident that Alex is well researched, has much scholarly knowledge, and passionate about history & societal issues. You won’t regret listening.💚 ~Monique, Spiritual Bae Pod
This is a great, well-researched, passionate podcast! It integrates history, politics, and pop culture and is really thought-provoking
Alex is brilliant and I’m so happy to see her podcast was finally approved for AppleiTunes. I first learned of her through TikyTok about six months ago. It is evident that Alex is well researched, has much scholarly knowledge, and passionate about history & societal issues. You won’t regret listening.💚 ~Monique, Evolving-ish Pod
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Focused on narratives that shape society, the content showcases discussions that intertwine books, ideas, and influential figures, emphasizing how storytelling can incite change. Episodes often feature explorations of complex issues like gender, religion, race, and identity in the American context, presenting a nuanced take on both historical and contemporary societal dynamics. This approach emphasizes the ongoing relevance of these themes in the cultural landscape, making it attractive to listeners interested in deep, thought-provoking conversations.
A unique aspect is the engagement with both literary works and real-life experiences, offering a blend of critique and reflection that resonates with audiences who value in-depth analysis and... more
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