Heckin' Concerned

Amruta Nargundkar
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Being a millennial isn’t easy – our climate is warming, our social lives are being mediated by technology and the internet, and politicians are out of sync with what we want. Contrary to the popular narrative about millennials being entitled snowflakes, we're faced with challenges that previous generations would never have imagined. In Heckin' Concerned, Amruta speaks with smart and sensitive people about topics that scare millennials, and how to find some hope amongst the endless smashed avocado.

  1. Bonus: Climactic Features | Investigating "Inconceivable" with director Jayde Harding

    28/05/2021

    Bonus: Climactic Features | Investigating "Inconceivable" with director Jayde Harding

    Amruta recently appeared in a short documentary on ABC Australia, called Inconceivable, about people who are worried about having or raising children in the face of climate change. Inconceivable is now available to stream on ABC iView, in Australia. In this special episode, Amruta and Jayde Harding, the director of the film, join Mark Spencer on Climactic, a podcast about climate change. We chat with Mark about the film, about the deeply personal and difficult topic of reproduction, and about what parenthood means to all three of us.   If you are interested in stories, discussions and creative expression around climate change and sustainable living, check out more episodes of Climactic, and the other brilliant shows on the Climactic Collective at climactic.fm.

    57 min
  2. Focused but free

    18/12/2020

    Focused but free

    Eike Zeller, an engineer and the founder of the social enterprise Vast Experiences, talks about how adults can be more curious and playful to understand ourselves and others better. Check out vastexperiences.com to find out more about what Eike does. This is the last episode of Season 2.

    39 min
  3. The whys and whats of fashion

    22/10/2020

    The whys and whats of fashion

    Avishmita Shivkumar, a Canadian fashion industry insider, breaks down the past, present and future of fashion. Avishmita’s work focuses on fashion marketing, retail and communications. We talk about fashion as social change, and as values and identity; ethical fashion; accessible fashion; and fashion vs. style vs. comfort. Avishmita brings her warm, wise, and empathetic perspective to a world that can seem inaccessible to many.

    1 h y 29 min
  4. The experience of surrogacy

    27/09/2020

    The experience of surrogacy

    Kath Wood, who has been a surrogate twice, describes what the experience of carrying someone else's babies was like - the joys, the challenges, and the life lessons. Kath features in a special episode of SBS The Feed, titled "Surrogacy in the Time of Covid", on 29 September 2020. After that, the episode will be available on SBS On Demand. Check out Kath's surrogacy journey documented on her instagram, @making_another_berry.

    25 min
  5. Dealing with pandemic blues

    01/09/2020

    Dealing with pandemic blues

    Neuropsychologist Dr Ash Nayate is back on the podcast to discus coping strategies for COVID-19 lockdowns. We talk about grief, depression, productivity panic, family conflict, and more. Audio engineering by Ben Treglown.

    30 min
  6. Sex, consent, and feminism

    12/08/2020

    Sex, consent, and feminism

    Bree Turner, author, and gender and sexuality researcher, talks about negotiating and re-negotiating consent in intimate relationships, and why feminism is important for all romantic, sexual, and other relationships.

    42 min
  7. The data wars

    21/07/2020

    The data wars

    Tazin Khan Norelius discusses how our digital data is being weaponised against us, and the impact of that on democracy. Tazin is a cyber security expert, an anti-racism activist, and founder of cybercollective.org. Follow her on Instagram and Twitter @techwithtaz

    41 min
  8. COVID-19 and racial inequality

    12/07/2020

    COVID-19 and racial inequality

    Tim Lo Surdo, national director of Democracy in Colour, talks about how COVID-19 has exposed racial inequality and huge cracks in our democracy. The most vulnerable people in Australia are the hardest hit. Part 1 in a series exploring how COVID-19 has highlighted structural/ system inequalities around the world.

    44 min
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Being a millennial isn’t easy – our climate is warming, our social lives are being mediated by technology and the internet, and politicians are out of sync with what we want. Contrary to the popular narrative about millennials being entitled snowflakes, we're faced with challenges that previous generations would never have imagined. In Heckin' Concerned, Amruta speaks with smart and sensitive people about topics that scare millennials, and how to find some hope amongst the endless smashed avocado.

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  • Creador
    Amruta Nargundkar
  • Años de actividad
    2019 - 2021
  • Episodios
    24
  • Clasificación
    Explícito
  • Copyright
    © 2024 Heck Media
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