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Breaking Glass

Breaking Glass

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Let’s talk about womanhood the world over. Despite making up over half of the global population, women control less wealth, own less land, hold fewer public offices, and shoulder more domestic burdens. But in every corner of every country there are individuals with enough gumption to break the system and bend the rules. That's why Sabrina Merage Naim and Kassia Binkowski are hosting intimate conversations with individuals who are changing the narrative for women everywhere.

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Norma Bastidas is known for completing ultramarathons and setting the record for the longest triathlon in the world, but her story wasn't always one of athleticism and physical strength. Norma endured a childhood in Sinaloa, Mexico filled with violence and sexual assault only to unknowingly escape into a sex trafficking ring in Japan. After years of abuse, violence, and intimidation, Norma's story is one of incredible resilience. She's sharing how she pushed through physical and mental hardship to shatter records for the longest triathlon in the world. Today Norma uses her platform and visibility as an athlete to raise awareness of the globally pervasive issue of human trafficking and sexual assault that plagued her youth.

Breaking Glass is a production of Evoke Media, a nonprofit organization that exists in order to elevate the people and stories working to make the world a more unified and equitable place. To join a global conversation about gender equality:

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Breaking Glass - Conservation, elephants, and emotional intelligence
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11/30/20 • 35 min

Overcoming gender discrimination and isolation, Dr. Winnie Kiiru climbed to the top of the wildlife conservation industry in Africa. Today she is one of the only Black female conservationists in Kenya and is leading the industry with her cutting edge research on human-elephant coexistence. In this eye-opening conversation we explore how Dr. Winnie defied social norms by refusing to fill the slot that was offered to her as a woman. From navigating gender dynamics in board rooms to embracing emotional intelligence for wildlife management, Dr. Winnie joins us to reflect on the loneliness at the top and how exactly she is creating opportunities to bring more women with her.

Breaking Glass is a production of Evoke Media, a nonprofit organization that exists in order to elevate the people and stories working to make the world a more unified and equitable place. To join a global conversation about gender equality:

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After having a visibly successful career styling some of the biggest names in the industry, Jeanne Yang is now one of the top men's celebrity stylists. Her path to success didn't come without redefining feminism and her self-worth within Hollywood. But to whom does she attribute her success? To her Korean mother who scraped through job after job to provide for her family in a foreign country. In this episode, we explore how a young, first-generation American found her path, her confidence, and her voice in a cut throat industry; and how she is working to pave a healthier path for the next generation of women just like her mother did for her. Jeanne shares her thoughts on the superficial scrutiny that women face in American culture, the power dynamics she's faced in Hollywood, as well as how it's taken her into her 50's to redefine feminism.

Breaking Glass is a production of Evoke Media, a nonprofit organization that exists in order to elevate the people and stories working to make the world a more unified and equitable place. To join a global conversation about gender equality:

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Breaking Glass - Ecosystems, women, and wildlife crime in Ethiopia
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12/16/20 • 39 min

Greta Francesca Iori is an unassuming rockstar. Ethiopian and Italian by origin but currently residing in London, Greta has both the confidence and the poise to star in commercials and to intimidate international criminals, alike. Still early in career, she shines a light on gender dynamics in wildlife crime and what happens when women become engaged in environmental conservation. From risking her own life posing as a criminal buyer to raising awareness of the perils to our global ecosystem, Greta's mission is clear. She is deeply committed to amplifying the voices of marginalized people and oppressed societies who have never contributed to the environmental crisis but are paying the greatest price. Every day, she is challenging the system that undermines our individual power to make the world a better place for all.

Breaking Glass is a production of Evoke Media, a nonprofit organization that exists in order to elevate the people and stories working to make the world a more unified and equitable place. To join a global conversation about gender equality:

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Ailbhe Smyth is a feminist and civil rights activist who has dedicated her career to advancing women's rights in Ireland. In 2018, she co-led the Together for Yes campaign to successfully repeal one of the world's most restrictive bans on abortion. Ailbhe takes us back to her roots, telling us what it was like growing up in Ireland struggling with mental health and depression, how she navigated oppressive cultural gender expectations, and how she cultivated the confidence to lead a national campaign for reproductive rights.

Breaking Glass is a production of Evoke Media, a nonprofit organization that exists in order to elevate the people and stories working to make the world a more unified and equitable place. To join a global conversation about gender equality:

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Breaking Glass - Extreme sports, stereotypes and the Amazon River
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03/17/21 • 38 min

Darcy Gaechter is the first woman to kayak the Amazon River from source to sea, a tumultuous journey that lasted nearly 5 months. She has been whitewater kayaking for twenty-one years and for the past fifteen years, she has been considered one of the most accomplished expedition kayakers in the world. Darcy may not have set out to be a feminist or role model, but after hearing that women couldn't accomplish the same feats as men in the world of extreme sports, shear stubbornness and perseverance led her to tackle the toughest rivers in the world and has earned her the respect and attention of partners, sponsors, and clients, alike. Leading by example, Darcy is having a tremendous impact on the gender dynamics within the whitewater kayaking industry and is shattering stereotypes of what girls can do as extreme outdoor athletes.

Breaking Glass is a production of Evoke Media, a nonprofit organization that exists in order to elevate the people and stories working to make the world a more unified and equitable place. To join a global conversation about gender equality:

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Breaking Glass - 'Tis the Season for Contentious Conversations
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12/20/22 • 26 min

Nothing like a holiday to turn up the heat on hard conversations. In this Season 2 Finale, Kassia and Sabrina reflect on conversations they've had with family and friends who don't necessarily agree with their points of view, including:

  • Sabrina's history of heated arguments with her uncle and how they finally managed to have a calm conversation about abortion
  • Kassia's tendency to come in a little too hot with family members who disagree on humans rights issues like vaccination
  • The tragic moment in 2021 when gun violence hit too close to home and how Kassia is trying to find the human side of every story

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Breaking Glass is a production of Evoke Media, a nonprofit organization that exists in order to elevate the people and stories working to make the world a more unified and equitable place. To join a global conversation about gender equality:

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Carli Lloyd was headed into her tenth season of professional volleyball when she found out she and her long-term partner were pregnant. This deeply personal news came at a high professional cost. Carli and her partner didn’t even get a chance to process this news personally before it was thrust into the public view and her contract was swiftly cancelled. Traumatic as it was, Carli’s story isn’t unusual. She joins us to reflect on women’s rights in professional athletics and the culture shifts being seen across some sports to mandate pregnancy policies and protect maternity leave for mothers.

Breaking Glass is a production of Evoke Media, a nonprofit organization that exists in order to elevate the people and stories working to make the world a more unified and equitable place. To join a global conversation about gender equality:

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Breaking Glass - Social media, politics, and gendered disinformation
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06/16/21 • 33 min

Kristina Wilfore and Lucina Di Meco are global experts and passionate advocates for women’s digital rights. With more than 800 million people using the internet as a primary source of information, these ladies are critically concerned about the number of intentional and fraudulent attacks against female politicians and journalists online. The rise of gendered disinformation to undermine women in leadership and deter women from running for political office is pervasive. Kristina and Lucina reflect on individual and social consequences of these strategic digital attacks on women, how they're working to bring public awareness with their inititiave, #ShePersisted, and why social media companies should be held accountable.

Breaking Glass is a production of Evoke Media, a nonprofit organization that exists in order to elevate the people and stories working to make the world a more unified and equitable place. To join a global conversation about gender equality:

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Breaking Glass - Body image, photography, and authentic womanhood
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04/21/21 • 37 min

Julie Adams is a Sydney-based photographer widely known for her work in Vogue, Harper’s BAZAAR, Glamour, Marie Claire and others, what we’re talking about today is her personal project titled This Is Me. For this personal project, Julie has photographed hundreds of women, all of whom modeled for an unretouched photograph in their swimsuit and shared some of their own reflections about body image, mental and physical struggles, and why we are all beautiful in our uniqueness. Julie reflects on how what started as a body image project targeted at young women, quickly evolved into a more sophisticated reflection of womanhood that appealed across generations.

Breaking Glass is a production of Evoke Media, a nonprofit organization that exists in order to elevate the people and stories working to make the world a more unified and equitable place. To join a global conversation about gender equality:

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FAQ

How many episodes does Breaking Glass have?

Breaking Glass currently has 66 episodes available.

What topics does Breaking Glass cover?

The podcast is about Podcasts, Documentary and Society & Culture.

What is the most popular episode on Breaking Glass?

The episode title 'Human trafficking, athletic records, and a story of survival' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Breaking Glass?

The average episode length on Breaking Glass is 41 minutes.

How often are episodes of Breaking Glass released?

Episodes of Breaking Glass are typically released every 7 days.

When was the first episode of Breaking Glass?

The first episode of Breaking Glass was released on Nov 30, 2020.

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