In the final episode of "I Wish I Knew," host Rachel is joined by her cousin Sabrina for a powerful discussion on the roles and unfair challenges women face in a "man's world." Together, they explore the evolving expectations of womanhood, examining how gender roles have changed and remained the same over generations. They delve into the types of jobs women are expected to take and how these expectations persist in the 21st century.

The episode also tackles double standards in various aspects of life, such as sports, work, and family systems. Additionally, Rachel and Sabrina discuss the impact of social media on the expectations of girls and women over the past two decades. They unpack common misconceptions about how women live, maintain their health, and choose their own paths. Don't miss this insightful and thought-provoking conclusion to the series!

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About the Project:

This project involves Communication & Media majors creating a ninety-minute, three-part podcast series as their final capstone project. Students transition from learners to practitioners by proposing, scripting, recording, editing, and broadcasting their original podcasts, which must address both personal and public concerns. The podcast format is chosen for its relevance and growth in the industry, and the long-form nature of the series encourages students to develop storytelling, research, and production skills. The course emphasizes understanding the opportunities and limitations of media in human communication.