Synopsis:
Danielle Joy and Cori Hundt talk about imposter syndrome in female-identifying artists and discover that it is not exactly what they thought it would be.
Hosts: Cori Hundt & Danielle Joy
Producers: Cori Hundt & Danielle Joy
Original Music: Rafe Terrizzi
Production Company: Via Brooklyn Theatre Co.
Guest: None
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Articles Discussed in Season 2, Episode 5:
“Statistics about women and girls' mental health”, from the Mental Health Foundation UK:
“Imposter Phenomenon” from the NIH National Library of Medicine, Written by Martin R. Huecker, Jacob Shreffler, Patrick T. McKeny, and David Davis, July 31, 2023:
“Why Women Don’t Apply for Jobs Unless They’re 100% Qualified” from the Harvard Business Review, Written by: Tara Sophia Mohr, August 25, 2014:
“Stop Telling Women They Have Imposter Syndrome” from the Harvard Business Review, Written by: Ruchika Tulshyan and Jodi-Ann Burey, February 11, 2021:
Notes on this Episode:
In this podcast we use the term “female-identifying”, however, sometimes we do just say the word “women”, by which we mean it inclusively as anyone who identifies as female. We will continue to do our best throughout this podcast series to use the proper terminology and educate ourselves as preferred syntax continues to evolve.
You can find the original episode (S1 E6) with Anna Ryder that is mentioned on this episode, “There are STILL Underrepresented Jobs by Female-Identifying Artists” here.
In this episode, when we say most people in the arts and entertainment industry do other jobs as well, we are referring more specifically to union actors
The "throw like a girl campaign" mentioned is for the product Always
Shout out to @canva in this episode!
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