Welcome back to another evening of Sociologic! Rebecca hosts tonight show as half a theory deep dive, exploring the concept of anitonal identity in light of events that have happend in the past year globally. Discussing the difference in national identity, nationalism and patriotism in line with extremism; addressing the theoretical foundations and key components.

Rebecca hosts tonight show all around capitalism and women! Inspired by the article The Gendered Economy: women built this economy but who's buying them?  written by Lakshmi Pillai Gupta. Addressing the unpaid labour women do that is economically invisible yet socially mandatory; uncovering the hidden structures that hinder women's financial independence and shape their lives. Here is the link to the article: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/equal-bytes/the-gendered-economy-women-built-this-economy-but-whos-paying-them/https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/equal-bytes/the-gendered-economy-women-built-this-economy-but-whos-paying-them/ 

*SPECIAL 2 HOUR EPISODE WITH SLUMBER PARTY'S DJ COCO* Tonight's episode was a 2 hour special starting with Slumber Party hosted by DJ Coco and guest starring DJ Rockstar!! Discussing gender differences in painkillers, pain experience and pain management - stemming for the gender bias rooted in the medical system. Followed by the second hour of Sociologic hosted by Rebecca and Cory (a.k.a DJ Rockstar + DJ Coco) shifting the focus to another area of gender inequality. Delving into the Canadian Hockey Team sexual assault trial in regard to the debate between Judge-only versus Jury decision-making in Rape and Sexual Assault Cases.

Rebecca hosts tonight's show as a part 2 to last week's episode all about female violent offenders and serial killers. Specifically delving into the hidden patriachal structures at play when addressing the portrayals of them in the media; removing their agency and autonomy trough the 'Mad', 'Bad' and 'Sad' theoretical framework. Applying it to the case studies of Amanda Knox, AIleen Wuornos, Andrea Yates and Lucy Letby.

Rebecca hosts tonights show all about the sociology behind music with special guest Mikaela Mae!! A very fun episode with live music in the studio from Mikaela and a very ineresting conversation detailing the power music holds in cultural expression and social activism. To hear and follow Mikaela's music, follow the links to her socials and streaming platforms!! Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/71RPuOCR4SMWx0sZD8YTIK?si=gccp_jKfQp623y... Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/mikaela-mae/1512726015 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/mikaela-mae-08 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikaela_mae_?igsh=MWhlMXR3c2dwenU0Zw== Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqof5PN6JI8bqbQQl1pOzsA 

Rebecca and Kaelan host another theory deep dive!! This time all about Emile Durkheim, one fo Sociology's founding fathers and the theoretical framework he comes under 'Functionalism'.

Kaelan and Rebecca host another theory deep dive! This time breaking down Karl Marx and Marxism/Neo-Marxism, discussing key concepts and capitalism. Posing thoughtful discussion on whether Neo-Marxist ideas underestimate people's awareness of their exploitation and the impact of individual agency on this theory.

Rebecca and Kaelan host tonight's show about inequalities within the healthcare system, specifically breaking apart how our national standards and training is still based on old patriarchal colonial biases.

Rebecca and Kaelan host this episode to conclude the topic of the 'Self' that they have been pulling apart in previous episodes. Discussing the different perspectives on the question 'To what extent are our selfs shaped/cosntructed by society over our individual agency?' Delving into socialisation with societal structure, norms and values as well as personal experiences and the role of social interaction in shaping different versions of our 'Self'.

Rebecca and Kaelan are back!! First episode back with both hosts with a thought-provoking discussion on the idea of the 'Self' based off Erving Goffman's 1956 book 'The Presentation of the Self in Everyday Life'.

Kaelan hosts with guest star Julian, disucssing the sociology of non-humans and the anthroposcene.

Rebecca and Kaelan host their first ever theory deep dive, breaking a part the concept of socialisation and how we experience it through different agents of socialisation!