ELOCUTION, by The Visitation Voice

The Visitation Voice

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ELOCUTION, a new podcast hosted by the Co-Executive Editors of The Visitation Voice, welcomes you to a conversation on society both At Large and Quite Local. Join us if you're looking for thought-provoking ideas through the lens of two Visitation students, and stay tuned for more episodes to come!

05/01/2021

Ep. 2: The 2020 Election, Buzzwords, and Hanging Chads

"If both sides of the aisle are supposed to avoid the word [___], how are we supposed to have a good discussion about it?" In this exclusive two-part episode recorded before and after Election Day, November 3, 2020, Edie and Noel talk politics: hot buzzwords, identity-first language vs. person-first language, voter fraud, John Mulaney. And of course, no election conversation would be complete without discussing hanging chads! Thank you for tuning in! You can find us on our website: thevisitationvoice.com and hear our first episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Anchor.

22 min
28/09/2020

Ep. 1: Gender, Power, and the Future of Gen-Z

Welcome to our podcast! Visitation Voice Co-Execs, Noel and Edie, have a casual chat about gender power dynamics, explaining vs. mansplaining, teaching about race and performative allyship, Isabel Wilkerson’s book, Caste and America’s racial hierarchy, our evolving language around gender and sexuality, the “diversity” of Gen-Z and the generations to come, and the beauty of "Be who you are and be that well" Thanks for listening!

27 min

2 Episodes

ELOCUTION, a new podcast hosted by the Co-Executive Editors of The Visitation Voice, welcomes you to a conversation on society both At Large and Quite Local. Join us if you're looking for thought-provoking ideas through the lens of two Visitation students, and stay tuned for more episodes to come!

Creator

The Visitation Voice
Years Active

2020 - 2021
Episodes

2
Rating

Clean

ELOCUTION, by The Visitation Voice

Episodes

Ep. 2: The 2020 Election, Buzzwords, and Hanging Chads

Ep. 1: Gender, Power, and the Future of Gen-Z

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