Eyes On Whiteness

Eyes On Whiteness is a podcast that illuminates the insidious and ignorant ways of whiteness, regardless of intent. Our guests are invited to talk about the ways white supremacy and patriarchy are pervasive and ever-present. Our conversations are rooted in a commitment to normalizing the "how, not if" lens for looking at the ways it's present for all of us.

Eyes On Whiteness is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 26 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Eyes On Whiteness, a education show with 26 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  Part 4 of Whiteness is Shape-Shifting, What Must Die in Me: Transforming Whiteness with Love and Integrity

  Aug 24, 202522 minS3

  <p>In this final episode of the Whiteness as Shape-Shifter series, Maureen turns the finger inward. From the loudness of fascism to the subtle betrayals of liberalism, this series has traced how whiteness hides and adapts. Here, the focus is on the most difficult terrain: the reflexes that live inside the body, the mind, and the spirit.</p><p>Drawing wisdom from Audre Lorde, bell hooks, Paulo Freire,  Richard Brody’s reading of Sinners, and Octavia E. Butler’s Wild Seed, Maureen asks: <b>what has to die inside me for me to evolve, to transform, to transmute?</b></p><p>The...

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  Episode #9

  Part 3 of Whiteness is Shape-Shifting, The Shape-Shift of Good Intentions: Still White at the Core

  Aug 11, 202519 minS3

  <p><b>Mini-series Part 3: The Shape-Shift of Good Intentions</b><br/> <b>Still White at the Core</b></p><p>In this episode, Maureen moves the lens from pointing the finger outward to turning it inward, tracing how whiteness shape-shifts inside us, softening edges, pleasing, and protecting the status quo even when wrapped in the language of justice.</p><p>Drawing from Angela Davis, bell hooks, James Baldwin, Stokely Carmichael, and Ibram X. Kendi, Maureen examines the ways “good intentions” can mask white supremacist logic, and how liberalism often trades transformation for comfort.</p><p>With help from Diedra Barber’s insi...

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  Episode #8

  Part 2 of Whiteness is Shape-Shifting, The Safehouse of Neutrality: How Institutions Protect White Supremacy

  Jul 27, 202523 minS3

  <p><b>Mini-series Part 2: The Safehouse of Neutrality</b></p><p>In this episode, Maureen continues the deep dive into how whiteness shape-shifts...this time through the soft power of institutional neutrality.</p><p>From school boards banning books to nonprofits redirecting equity funds, neutrality is used as a strategy, not a stance. With help from Audre Lorde and Ta-Nehisi Coates, Maureen explores how whiteness hides inside “objectivity,” “professionalism,” and “donor comfort” shielding itself from critique while punishing disruption.</p><p>We also return to the film Sinners, where vampires can’t feed unless invited in...a sharp metaphor for how institutio...

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  Episode #7

  Part 1 of Whiteness is Shape-Shifting, When Fascism Rebrands — Elon Musk and the Aesthetics of Whiteness

  Jul 14, 202520 minS3

  <p><br/><b>Mini-series Whiteness is Shape-Shifting</b></p><p>Pt. 1: When Fascism Rebrands — Elon Musk and the Aesthetics of Whiteness </p><p>In this episode, Maureen dives into the shape-shifting nature of whiteness—how it survives by mutating into rebellion, reason, and innovation. She takes us into the political spectacle surrounding Elon Musk’s “America Party,” his tech-fueled propaganda, and the cultural silence that followed his Nazi salute on a presidential stage.</p><p>Drawing on the work of W.E.B. Du Bois and Ruha Benjamin, Maureen traces how whiteness adapts-selling domination through calm logic, clean design, and “free speech.”...

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  Episode #6

  Leading Without Ego: Nonjudgment as a Tool for Clarity and Collective Power

  Jun 30, 202527 minS3

  <p>In this episode, Maureen dives into the powerful practice of nonjudgment—not as a soft alternative to accountability, but as a path to clarity, discernment, and principled leadership. She unpacks how judgment (especially internalized) can cloud our ability to lead with integrity, and how nonjudgment offers a way to pause, inquire, and root critique in care.</p><p>Through a close look at the recent New York City mayoral primary, we examine how progressive candidates modeled nonjudgment in action—setting aside ego, embracing strategic alignment, and practicing principled critique. Maureen also shares a personal reflection on the ways shame and...

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