What Gen Z Has to Say About It!

Find Out What Gen Z Has To Say About: intersectional feminism, ally-ship, radical self love and so much more! This workshop touches down on a variety of topics that can help give you the tools and knowledge for everyday life. Special guest Liliana Johnston (they/them) is an activist, a second-year student at Santa Barbara City college, a member of the Chumash Coastal Band, and a counselor for Girls Rock Santa Barbara. They have been with the GRSB program since 2014, and love it dearly. Produced and hosted by Kendra NickumSpecial guests: GRSB Podcasting intern Daisy DeanGRSB Podcasting intern Genesis JayleneGRSB social media intern Gracie FuentesGRSB recording artist intern Rachel AndriacchiGRSB Podcasting Mentor Vanessa DeCouto

Produced and hosted by Audrey Lewis

Talking about Mental Health, social media, can be really cool, it’s fun to think about! But, there’s no good news without bad news! In this episode, we’ll be talking about every aspect of the three!Produced and hosted by Kayla Sandidge 

In this episode, join us for a reflective look on the different perspectives on the Black Lives Matter Movement and how Gen Z's activism is fueling the movement. We're taking a candid look on the experiences of Black Women in America and how educators are supporting diversity in schools. Produced and hosted by Daisy Dean

Let’s talk self-care! Sorry not talking about face masks and nails today….though those are fun. Today I will give you some tips and tricks on internal self-care from cool self-care YouTubers to crazy CEO morning routines.  Also be excited for an awesome interview with author, illustrator, and overall self-care queen Yumi Sakugawa!https://www.yumisakugawa.com/IG: @yumisakugawaProduced and hosted by Monica Akabane Music: Creative Minds by Benjamin Tissot

In this episode we talk about riot grrrl, the evolution of activism, and music as a form of resistance. Featuring guests Harmony Nyugen from The Guest List and the band Squid Ink! Produced and hosted by Genesis Jaylene

In this episode, I share my own story about being queer and attending a Catholic all girls school. I’m joined by Marlee Grace, a queer advocate for self care, and Emily Kempf from the band Dehd. Together we discuss various topics such as being queer in today’s society, being in a band, and practicing self care.Produced and hosted by AJ