by Sepi Roshan Astute Radio’s Sepi Roshan started a conversation about L-O-V-E…love. Can we truly love another person? Can we truly be loved by someone for who we are? Why … Read More

Poverty, women and slavery

Sep 16th, 2016 16m 7s

by Sepi Roshan How many of you think that slavery has been abolished? Slavery. Where one person controls the conditions under which another person lives and works. One person essentially … Read More

The motherhood choice

Aug 30th, 2016 21m 59s

by Sepi Roshan Is it compulsory to have children? In some countries, the answer is yes. In other countries, motherhood is a possible choice but one that requires defying social and cultural … Read More

The privileged world of arts and culture

Aug 16th, 2016 46m 31s

Astute Radio’s Sepi Roshan started a conversation about the challenge of injecting diversity into arts and cultural institutions. What is the purpose of art? Who has access to arts, culture and … Read More

Black bodies: Do they matter?

Jul 26th, 2016

by Carmine Amaro Do black bodies matter? What about the bodies of black women? Astute Radio’s Carmine Amaro started a conversation about how a nation’s history of slavery has influenced … Read More

Women in EU Politics: A Male Feminist Perspective

Jul 13th, 2016

by Miette Dechelle Last episode, Astute Radio’s Miette Dechelle started a conversation exploring whether the stereotypes of millennials (male and female) in the media as shallow and detached from networks … Read More

Voice Power: The Vagina Monologues

May 30th, 2016

by Cordelia Zafiro A woman’s body remains a mystery to most – including women themselves. The female form, its parts and functions are usually discussed in hushed voices, behind … Read More

Sexualising Sarah Baartman

May 16th, 2016

by Carmine Amaro Imagine putting a naked woman on display so an audience could pay to look at her. Scientist could measure her. The media could comment on her. And someone … Read More

Women in EU Politics: Part III – Young Feminists

May 2nd, 2016

with Miette Dechelle Millennials are stereotyped in the media as shallow and detached from networks and institutions. Instead of being active in civil society, they have a sense of entitlement and … Read More

Voice, values and happiness

Jan 19th, 2016

It’s a new year. You want to focus on what you really want and what matters to you. But how can you clarify this for yourself and get the message across to others about … Read More

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