Call It Out

EPISODE 10 - Jane Gilmore - Teaching consent in the classroom

Alex, Destiny and Georgia chat to Jane Gilmore, journalist, consent educator and author of Teaching Consent about consent education, what is consent, and why it is important that young people learn it from a young age. 

EPISODE 9 - Classify Consent with Audrey, Caroline, Charlie & Ella

In this episode Audrey, Caroline, Charlie and Ella discuss consent or the lack of with what we watch. In 2022 Consent Labs, a NFP who delivers consent education in Australia started a Government petition to push the Classification Board to 'Classify Consent' because 3 out of 5 people in Australia are unable to recognise non-consensual acts in popular films and tv. Just like warnings for violence and course language, a lack of consent warning would give opportunity to recognise the lack of consent and make informed choices about what they are watching. Join Audrey, Caroline, Charlie and Ella as they discuss and unpack a few examples of non- consensual & consensual acts of your favourite movies and shows. 

EPISODE 8 Jane Gilmore - FixedIt campaign, calling out the media

Jane Gilmore, author, journalist, feminist, and consent educator started the FixedIt campaign in 2014 on the back of a post she made on Twitter which gained a huge and unexpected response. She has always been driven by a need to change the way media reports on men’s violence against women and suddenly she had stumbled on a way that had an impact. She has since published a book based on her ongoing work with the FixedIt campaign and Georgia, Alex and Destiny were very fortunate to interview her about the important work she does in prevention of gendered violence. 

EPISODE 7 Richie Hardcore takeaways with Liv, Lochy, Mia and Colby

Mia, Colby, Liv and Lochy are back on the Call It Out podcast talking about the takeaways they got from their interview with Richie Hardcore. The group discuss gender stereotypes, societal norms and nuances because of gender and lots of other interesting chat. Even Harry Styles gets a  mention. 

EPISODE 6 Ritchie Hardcore - The impact of porn, marketing, media and music on young people

Welcome back to the Call It Out podcast for 2023.  We are super excited to launch the new year with this episode. Come along with Mia, Olivia, Lachy and Colby as they interview educator and activist Ritchie Hardcore. Ritchie has extensive experience working with young people specialising in the prevention of violence of women, consent, the harm of porn and healthy relationships. In this episode Ritchie talks to us about the negative impacts of pornography, media and the music we listen to. CW: In this episode there is discussions of violence against women, pornography, suicide and sexual assault. 

EPISODE 5 Unpacking the Man Box - Part 2

In our second episode Liam and Matteo further unpack what the Man Box is with Matt Walsh and Mark Kennedy. We hear through their lived experiences that aligning to rigid gender stereotypes and unhealthy masculinity does not benefit you as a man. Instead being vulnerable, in touch with your emotions and surrounding yourself with people that mirror healthy masculinity equates to men having far more positive outcomes in every part of their lives. 

EPISODE 4 Unpacking the Man Box - Part 1

Come on a unique experience over two episodes as 5 St Joeys students, Jesse, Ben, Jaeger, Liam and Matteo  interview 5 male teachers about their thoughts and experiences with the man box. The man box is a set of rules or rigid societal expectations on what a man should be. In the following interviews we learn that living by these rigid expectations doesn't equate to healthy masculinity and that by being vulnerable, in touch with our feelings, not aligning with unhealthy behaviours and showing love and care you can have a far more positive impact on yourself and others.

EPISODE 3 Breaking down gender stereotypes

Join Hannah, Colby, Zoe and Georgia as they reflect on their interview with Harry Garside. In this episode they discuss the importance of having respectful conversations with people that may have opposing views, how we can all break down gender stereotypes and the power of living an authentic life.