
closing the gender information gap (with Emma Bates of Diem)
11/09/23 • 27 min
Diem is like chat gpt, meets reddit, meets your cherished group chat
In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of "Diem," a one-of-a-kind social search engine created by the Emma Bates. "Diem" is a platform like no other, tailored for women, providing a space to access and share knowledge inspired by women's traditions and experiences. Imagine it as a blend of Reddit, your cherished group chat, and Chat GPT, offering a fresh and innovative space for candid discussions. Here, topics range from friendships to birth control, toxic masculinity, harassment, chronic pain, big career moves, captivating books, and easy recipes.
Our conversation with Emma kicks off by exploring the essence of "Diem" and the critical mission it serves—closing the gender information gap. We then dive into what makes "Diem" truly stand out, including its unique integration of AI through a feminine lens and the incorporation of real-life anecdotes from the community to enrich AI-generated responses. Emma passionately explains why it's essential to address taboo topics and how community members play a pivotal role in shaping the platform's growth and intelligence. As our discussion unfolds, we also touch on the impact "Diem" has already made and Emma's inspiring vision for its ongoing social influence. To conclude, Emma extends a warm invitation to our listeners, encouraging them to engage with and support the empowering mission of "Diem." Join us for a captivating exploration of this transformative platform and its dedication to the empowerment of women and non-binary individuals.
Hosted by: Sesana Allen and Bri Springs
Produced by: YBWC
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Diem is like chat gpt, meets reddit, meets your cherished group chat
In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of "Diem," a one-of-a-kind social search engine created by the Emma Bates. "Diem" is a platform like no other, tailored for women, providing a space to access and share knowledge inspired by women's traditions and experiences. Imagine it as a blend of Reddit, your cherished group chat, and Chat GPT, offering a fresh and innovative space for candid discussions. Here, topics range from friendships to birth control, toxic masculinity, harassment, chronic pain, big career moves, captivating books, and easy recipes.
Our conversation with Emma kicks off by exploring the essence of "Diem" and the critical mission it serves—closing the gender information gap. We then dive into what makes "Diem" truly stand out, including its unique integration of AI through a feminine lens and the incorporation of real-life anecdotes from the community to enrich AI-generated responses. Emma passionately explains why it's essential to address taboo topics and how community members play a pivotal role in shaping the platform's growth and intelligence. As our discussion unfolds, we also touch on the impact "Diem" has already made and Emma's inspiring vision for its ongoing social influence. To conclude, Emma extends a warm invitation to our listeners, encouraging them to engage with and support the empowering mission of "Diem." Join us for a captivating exploration of this transformative platform and its dedication to the empowerment of women and non-binary individuals.
Hosted by: Sesana Allen and Bri Springs
Produced by: YBWC
Follow Us:
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Iman Hariri-Kia on growing up an Iranian-American
Iman Hariri-Kia is a writer, editor, and author born and based in New York City. An award-winning journalist, she covers sex, relationships, identity, and adolescence. Her work has appeared in Vogue, NY Mag’s The Cut, Harper’s Bazaar, Allure, Cosmopolitan, Teen Vogue, and more. Her debut novel, A Hundred Other Girls, was published in July 2022 to critical acclaim. Her sophomore novel, The Most Famous Girl In The World, will be published in May 2024.
First we explore Iman's journey to self-acceptance as an Iranian-American, her insights into societal pressures, and the complex interplay between Western ideals and cultural identity.
In part two, we delve into Iman's experiences living in Iran, her observations of the struggle for gender equality and human rights, and her stories of resilience from women who escaped domestic abuse.
Part three uncovers Iman's transition to becoming a novelist, and how her real-life experiences shaped her debut work, "A Hundred Other Girls," focusing on themes of sisterhood and the evolving media landscape.
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Produced by: YBWC
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