26 min
FOR REAL - episode 4 FOR REAL - the podcast
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FOR REAL is a podcast on human dignity, made by Resonate Productions.
For each episode, we get together with a group of people in a theater, to look into what it means to matter as a person.
In this episode:
(02:13) Janna [°2001 - Tsjevitsj] on being young in the family called a feminist cow by her father.
(05:25) Aleida [°1968 - Amsterdam, NL] on how the Dutch word ‘leuk’ is used to downplay achievements in the workplace.
(07:33) Ximena [°2003 - Mexico City, MX] on mistakes, doing the right thing, knowing what the right thing is, and the increased scrutiny faced by girls compared to boys in school. And the concept of non-mistakes.
(11:11) Nina [°1998 - Turin, IT] on understanding feminism in many layers of power.
(13:58) Anjoret [°1980 - Dinteloord en Prinsenland, NL] on practising what to do when you want to be heard. “I am finishing my sentence now” and pretending to listen.
(16:20) Hannah [°1988 - Barnsley, UK] on the relief of feeling like yourself. “Feeling everything I am is exhilarating.”
(19:58) Xandra [°1963 - Amsterdam, NL] on how women’s lives have changed tremendously in the 20th century. On being scared and being courageous.
(23:10) Annelies [°1966 - Maarssen, NL] on remembering what it was like to be a younger woman and things getting better as you grow older.
(25:10) “What do you deserve?” To belong, and to feel that you’re worthy.
All interviews are carried by improvised music, made by George Dumitriu (viola, guitar), Sarah Jeffery (recorders) and Andrea Voets (harp).
Made by Resonate Productions -creating musical journalism-
Music & interviews by Andrea Voets, Sarah Jeffery & George Dumitriu
Sound & recording by Hayden Hook - Dam Recordings
Intern: Tor Lindquist
Funded by: AFK, FPK, BNG, Cultuurfonds, Dioraphte
This episode was recorded on the 1st of March 2024 at De Balie in Amsterdam.
Find us on instagram.com/resonate.productions | facebook.com/musicaljournalism | resonate-productions.com
info@resonate-productions.com
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
FOR REAL is a podcast on human dignity, made by Resonate Productions.
For each episode, we get together with a group of people in a theater, to look into what it means to matter as a person.
In this episode:
(02:13) Janna [°2001 - Tsjevitsj] on being young in the family called a feminist cow by her father.
(05:25) Aleida [°1968 - Amsterdam, NL] on how the Dutch word ‘leuk’ is used to downplay achievements in the workplace.
(07:33) Ximena [°2003 - Mexico City, MX] on mistakes, doing the right thing, knowing what the right thing is, and the increased scrutiny faced by girls compared to boys in school. And the concept of non-mistakes.
(11:11) Nina [°1998 - Turin, IT] on understanding feminism in many layers of power.
(13:58) Anjoret [°1980 - Dinteloord en Prinsenland, NL] on practising what to do when you want to be heard. “I am finishing my sentence now” and pretending to listen.
(16:20) Hannah [°1988 - Barnsley, UK] on the relief of feeling like yourself. “Feeling everything I am is exhilarating.”
(19:58) Xandra [°1963 - Amsterdam, NL] on how women’s lives have changed tremendously in the 20th century. On being scared and being courageous.
(23:10) Annelies [°1966 - Maarssen, NL] on remembering what it was like to be a younger woman and things getting better as you grow older.
(25:10) “What do you deserve?” To belong, and to feel that you’re worthy.
All interviews are carried by improvised music, made by George Dumitriu (viola, guitar), Sarah Jeffery (recorders) and Andrea Voets (harp).
Made by Resonate Productions -creating musical journalism-
Music & interviews by Andrea Voets, Sarah Jeffery & George Dumitriu
Sound & recording by Hayden Hook - Dam Recordings
Intern: Tor Lindquist
Funded by: AFK, FPK, BNG, Cultuurfonds, Dioraphte
This episode was recorded on the 1st of March 2024 at De Balie in Amsterdam.
Find us on instagram.com/resonate.productions | facebook.com/musicaljournalism | resonate-productions.com
info@resonate-productions.com
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
26 min