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The Synchrony PodcastEp. 46 Location, Race, Age, Gender UPDATESWe've collected survey data from 427 Apostolic singles so far, and the data is starting to show us some interesting trends. In this episode, Steven and Megan answer questions like: where do most Synchrony respondents come from? What is the racial and ethnic breakdown of the respondent pool? How many respondents are in each age group, and how many are male/female?
We're also giving away something pretty big! If you are a Single Apostolic male between the ages of 40 and 55, you can email us at questions@synchronyproject.com to request a FREE consultation--the first 10 men to reach ou...
2025-01-0653 min
School Reading ListEpisode 21 - 2024 election and literacy: what are the main parties promising?School Reading List podcast hosted by Tom TolkienSeason 1: Episode 21For transcripts, resources, show notes and contact details, see https://schoolreadinglist.co.uk/podcasts/series-1-episode-21/Part 1Book postDungeon Runners: Hero Trial by Kieran LarwoodGalápagos Islands by Karen Romano Young, illustrated by Amy GrimesYou Got This! by Rachael DavisNatterjack Toad Can't Believe It! by Sean TaylorThe Big Day by Rachel Plummer and Forrest BurdettBertha and Blink: Rumble in the Jungle by Nicola ColtonHow to be a Genius Kid by Jim SmithThe Last Dragon b...
2024-06-2533 min
The Mindset Shift With Jezelle's podcastSession 363: Black Women’s Romantic Pursuits in the MediaIt’s easy to dismiss dating reality TV shows like Love Island and The Bachelor as trashy, guilty pleasure TV, but as we watch Black women contestants continuously get discarded by their male counterparts, chosen last if chosen at all, and edited in a way that promotes stereotypes, it can make the IRL pursuit of romance feel a lot more bleak. Digging into this idea a little bit more with me today is Dr. Sarah Adeyinka-Skold. Dr. Sarah earned her sociology doctoral degree from the University of Pennsylvania, where she studied how the processes of finding romantic partners with racial and...
2024-06-1250 min
Therapy for Black GirlsSession 363: Black Women’s Romantic Pursuits in the MediaIt’s easy to dismiss dating reality TV shows like Love Island and The Bachelor as trashy, guilty pleasure TV, but as we watch Black women contestants continuously get discarded by their male counterparts, chosen last if chosen at all, and edited in a way that promotes stereotypes, it can make the IRL pursuit of romance feel a lot more bleak. Digging into this idea a little bit more with me today is Dr. Sarah Adeyinka-Skold. Dr. Sarah earned her sociology doctoral degree from the University of Pennsylvania, where she studied how the processes of finding romantic par...
2024-06-1250 min
The Laverne Cox ShowDiary: Thinking About PrivilegeThe recent episode honoring bell hooks with Darnell Moore and Imani Perry got Laverne thinking even more about ideas around privilege. Just because you have it, doesn’t make you bad. Just because someone else has it doesn’t make them an oppressor. Privilege is relative. You can be the most privileged person in one room and the least privileged person in the next. Perhaps it’s time to stop blaming other people, look also at ourselves, and move forward together. Just some thoughts. Please rate, review, subscribe and share The Laverne Cox Show with everyone you know...
2023-09-1418 minSchool Reading ListEpisode 10 - How to halt the summer slide by encouraging students to read.School Reading List podcast hosted by Tom TolkienSeason 1: Episode 10For transcripts, links to all the books featured, resources, show notes and contact details, click here: https://schoolreadinglist.co.uk/podcasts/series-1-episode-10 Part 1Book postAway With Words by Sophie CameronAre We There Yet? by Sven VölkerGlow by Noelia GonzálezRubbish? by Linda Newbery & Katie RewsePostman Pig and His Busy Neighbours by Richard ScarryLet's Go! Hospital by Catherine Ard and Ben WhitehouseForwards Always by Matthew HodsonGrowing Up Powerful by Nona Willis Aronowitz and Cari...
2023-06-0132 min
Glocal CitizensEpisode 167: Herstories 2023: What is your Craft?Greetings Glocal Citizens!
This week on the podcast, rather than one last guest rounding out our March 2023 herstories series, I went into our archives with a specific goal of putting together a salon of sorts about craft. I think of craft as how vocation, location, persistence and passion fulfill us. According to Merriam-Webster, it is skill in planning, making, or executing.
I always ask this question because I feel it allows my guest to share more than what they do on a day-to-day basis for economic returns i.e. work, and gets closer to the...
2023-03-2858 min
ChildMoveInterview with Sarah Adeyinka about her research among Nigerian victims of trafficking in ItalyIn this episode, Sarah Adeyinka discusses some of her research findings in part of the Italian sample of the project which focuses on Nigerian teenage and adult victims of trafficking.
2021-08-1015 minThe Laverne Cox ShowBlack Women Are Enough w/ Sarah Adeyinka-SkoldWhat are your dating preferences? Do you prefer a certain ethnicity or race over another? What does it mean to have this sort of preference and where does it come from? Sociologist and social worker Sarah Adeyinka-Skold's latest research involved interviewing Black women about the unique difficulties they experience dating on and offline. In this episode, she and Laverne breakdown how the structures of white supremacy and patriarchy imprint themselves onto our dating habits. //Please rate, review, subscribe and share The Laverne Cox Show with everyone you know. You can find Laverne on Instagram and Twitter @LaverneCox a...
2021-07-1550 min
Glocal CitizensEpisode 64: Humanitarian CoCreating with Sarah Adeyinka Part 2Ẹ n lẹ [en-le] Glocal Citizens! That's "hello" in Yoruba which is hometown glocal speak for this week's guest, Sarah Adeyinka. Sarah is a humanitarian researcher currently carrying out research on exploitation, human trafficking and irregular migration. Prior to joining academia, Sarah worked with several NGOs for over a decade before transitioning into academia. She is also the founder of CoCreate VZW - a non-governmental organization that provides training for anti-trafficking organizations and aims to create multiple avenues through which survivors can sustain themselves and thrive. This March we're honoring women making history and hope you too can offer your supp...
2021-03-0932 min
Glocal CitizensEpisode 63: Humanitarian CoCreating with Sarah Adeyinka Part 1Ẹ n lẹ [en-le] Glocal Citizens! That's "hello" in Yoruba which is hometown glocal speak for this week's guest, Sarah Adeyinka. Sarah is a humanitarian researcher currently carrying out research on exploitation, human trafficking and irregular migration. Prior to joining academia, Sarah worked with several NGOs for over a decade before transitioning into academia. She is also the founder of CoCreate VZW - a non-governmental organization that provides training for anti-trafficking organizations and aims to create multiple avenues through which survivors can sustain themselves and thrive. This March we're honoring women making history and hope you too can offer your supp...
2021-03-0238 min
Writing Right Now: 100 Words from the Writing Institute at Sarah Lawrence CollegeWriting Right Now: 100 Words featuring Akanke Tyra Washington-AdeyinkaThe Goal of the Writing Institute at Sarah Lawrence College is to help you become the writer YOU want to be. Raise Your Words is a community initiative celebrating writers. Our stories matter now more than ever.
If you would like to share 100 words from what you are writing right now please visit our website.
2020-07-0101 min
Our VoicesVOA Our Voices 214: Matrimony DeferredCourtship, love, marital bliss, only delayed. On this episode #VOAOurVoices, our hosts examine the growing trend of women delaying matrimony to cater to life’s demands and responsibilities, including education and financial stability. VOA Hausa’s Madina Maishanu co-hosts and guest Sarah Adeyinka-Skold, a doctoral candidate at the University of Pennsylvania, join Ayen Bior and Auriane Itangishaka to discuss the evolving marriage patterns of women across the world. We also feature Kenyan musician Eric Wainaina, who shares his lesson on love, marriage and infidelity.
2020-02-1428 min