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Feminist Crush
Hosted by Kitty Lindsay · EN
Podcasting from the feminist cool kids table every #feministcrushfriday about art and activism. You know you want to sit with us. Pull up a chair.
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S4 Bonus Ep. 8: Kayla Young
Nov 2, 201800:29:56Tap to summarizeKayla Young is the founder of Boss Babes WV, a women's social empowerment organization; the owner of Eggs Will Roll, a non-traditional egg roll food truck; and mama to two wild toddlers. She is a freelance writer and graduate of West Virginia University.
Transcribe →S4 Bonus Ep. 7: Jan Rader
Nov 2, 201800:32:45Tap to summarizeJan Rader became Huntington, West Virginia's first female fire chief in 2017. Jan was featured in 2017's Oscar-nominated documentary short Heroin(e) for her work in to confront the opioid epidemic in Huntington. She is also a board member of Fairness West Virginia, a statewide LGBTQ advocacy organization. In 2018, Jan was named one of TIME magazine's 100 most influential people in the world.
Transcribe →S4 Bonus Ep.6: Amanda Estep-Burton
Nov 2, 201800:23:26Tap to summarizeAmanda Estep-Burton is a working class mother of four who cares deeply about the people of West Virginia. She is committed to making a difference in her home state. She is currently running as a Democrat for the West Virginia House of Delegates 36th District.
Transcribe →S4 Bonus Ep. 5: Kayleigh Phillips
Nov 2, 201800:25:24Tap to summarizeKayleigh Phillips works as a graphic designer and tattoo artist in Charleston, West Virginia. She is Assistant Creative Director and Design Editor of Electric Dirt, a zine created by the Queer Appalachia Project to celebrate queer voices and identities from Appalachia and the South.
Transcribe →S4 Bonus Ep. 4: Tate Thompson
Nov 2, 201800:20:17Tap to summarizeTate Thompson is the Founder and Executive Director of WV Transgender Resources (WVTR). In addition to his work at WVTR, he is also a full-time college student studying graphic design.
Transcribe →S4 Bonus Ep. 3: Diane Pendleton
Nov 2, 201800:28:42Tap to summarizeDiane Pendleton is a feminist wife, mom, grandmother and nurse who is horrified that her generation has not done more to protect our children. Gun violence prevention is her number one concern now.
Transcribe →S4 Bonus Ep. 2: Katie Quiñonez
Nov 2, 201800:26:58Tap to summarizeKatie Quiñonez has served as the Development Director of the Women's Health Center of West Virginia, the state's last remaining abortion provider, since September 2017. With a background in journalism, social work and nonprofit fundraising, she earned her Master of Public Administration from Marshall University with a concentration in Nonprofit Management in May 2018. In her spare time, she fosters cats and kittens through local animal rescues in Cabell County.
Transcribe →S4 Bonus Ep. 1: Cathy Kunkel
Nov 2, 201800:29:26Tap to summarizeCathy Kunkel is a co-founder of Rise Up West Virginia, a progressive grassroots community organization based in Charleston, West Virginia. She is also a co-chair of the WV Working Families Party.
Transcribe →S4, Ep. 20: Raven Vance
Oct 30, 201800:47:01Tap to summarizeRaven Vance is a young voice in West Virginia who spends her time searching for new ways to get her message of change across to those who are not always willing to hear it. She attends Sarah Lawrence College in New York where she studies Political Science in preparation to pursue a career in Law.
Transcribe →S4, Ep. 19: Theresa "Tess" Jackson
Oct 26, 201800:46:26Tap to summarizeTheresa "Tess" Jackson is a middle school teacher in Huntington, West Virginia. She is currently running for the West Virginia House of Delegates 15th District. She loves reading, spending time with her family, and her two cats Wally and Lillian.
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