This Is Why Women Don’t Feel Safe — And Why It’s Still Ignored

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The Not Quite Podcast

Charlie Randell

129 episodes

4 days ago

Welcome to The Not Quite Podcast, from the bold voice behind Not Quite Politically Correct. Hosted by disabled content creator, speaker, and advocate Charlie Randell, who’s spent nearly a decade challenging norms through his unapologetic brand, this interview-led podcast dives into the conversations most of us shy away from. We talk money. Addiction. Disability and discrimination. Medical drug use. Climate change. Life coaching. And everything else you're told not to bring up at the dinner table.

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This Is Why Women Don’t Feel Safe — And Why It’s Still Ignored

The Not Quite Podcast

1 hour 10 minutes 53 seconds

3 months ago

This Is Why Women Don’t Feel Safe — And Why It’s Still Ignored

In this conversation, Eliza Hatch, a photographer and activist, shares her journey into activism and photography, sparked by her experiences with everyday harassment. She discusses the normalization of such harassment, the challenges of advocacy, and the role of social media in amplifying voices. Eliza emphasizes the importance of creating safe spaces for conversations about gender issues and the need for empathy in discussions. The conversation also touches on the impact of extreme masculinity and figures like Andrew Tate on societal attitudes towards women. Eliza expresses hope for the future of gender equality, despite the ongoing battles against misogyny.

📍 Chapters

00:00Eliza Hatch: From Set Design to Activism

05:09The Impact of Everyday Harassment

09:56 Navigating the Complexities of Advocacy

15:00 The Role of Social Media in Activism

20:04 The Challenges of Monetizing Activism

24:53 Addressing Misogyny in Society

29:55 The Influence of Online Figures on Youth

34:59 Creating Safe Spaces for Conversations

39:59 Building Understanding Through Communication

43:48 The Importance of Nuanced Conversations

47:49 Navigating Online Discourse and Accountability