[Un]phased Unedited Podcast

The [un]phased unedited podcast is an unabashed deep dive into the complicated nature of who’s in and who’s out -- in every industry. Hosted by Dr. Shaunna Payne Gold and Dr. Lisa Ingarfield, the [un]phased unedited podcast sheds the glossy, sexy, high production delivery to get down to the messy, uncomfortable, and fundamental conversations affecting human beings in all places and spaces. Join us as we think aloud together!. [un]phased is unedited and unfiltered allowing listeners to journey with the co-hosts as they discuss difficult topics

[Un]phased Unedited Podcast is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 96 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 [Un]phased Unedited Podcast, a society show with 96 episodes published.

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  Episode #255

  Pendulum

  Aug 18, 202650 minS5

  From "peak w*ke" to a new era of class-conscious activism, Dr. Lisa and Dr. Shaunna trace how "w*ke" evolved -- from 1923 down through the most recent focus on economic populism and practical justice. Drawing on voices like AOC and Chi Ossé, we explore what happens when movements mature -- and what "w*ke" means for leadership and community work.   Mentioned in the show Episode 139: Wake Up… Stay Woke! – The [un]phased unedited podcast How Woke Went From "Black" to "Bad" – NAACP Legal Defense Fund What does the word 'woke' really mean, and where does it come from?   - NPR A history of “wokeness” - Vox Where did “woke” come from, learn its musical history - AZ Central A.O.C. Said ‘Woke 1.0 Was Crazy.’ But What Is It? – New York Times What AOC gets right – and wrong – about ‘Woke 1.0’ – The Guardian US Democrats reckon with ‘Woke 1’ as the party seeks to define an era — and distance itself from it – NBC News

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  Episode #254

  Incongruence

  Aug 11, 202651 minS5

  In this episode, Dr. Shaunna and Dr. Lisa begin by exploring how language and lifestyle branding shape women's identities and power. They start with the concept of semantic derogation -- the way words associated with women or marginalized groups acquire negative meanings over time. They then pivot to the rise of "trad wife" influencers, whose curated domesticity makes entrepreneurial empires built on submission. Later, they talk about the Georgia school sh**ting case where the father of Colt Gray was sentenced to 15 years for involuntary manslaughter after supplying the g*n. His mother has not been prosecuted. Mentioned in the episode Tycoon or Tradwife? The Woman Behind Ballerina Farm Makes Her Own Path - NYT Commentary: Why isn’t the tradwife bestseller ‘Yesteryear’ about Mormonism? – Salt Lake Tribune Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke - GoodReads Susan Hyatt, Master Certified Life & Business Coach A school shooter’s mother helped him reach his ‘fans’ from prison. Here’s why she wasn’t charged. - CNN Father who gave gun to Apalachee High School shooter sentenced to 15 years in prison - PBS District attorney: Behavior of Colt Gray's mom was 'disgusting,' but not criminal – 11 Alive

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  Episode #253

  Hold Your Nose

  Aug 4, 202644 minS5

  In this episode, Dr. Lisa and Dr. Shaunna tackle intertwined themes shaping intimacy and connection today:  stealthing and the cost-of-living crisis that's rewriting the rules of dating. The topics reveal how power, consent, and economics intersect in our most personal spaces. They also explore voting patterns in support or against candidates accused of domestic violence, revealing partisan divides in moral tolerance. Listeners will be reminded that intimacy and justice are never separate conversations -- whether we're talking about consent, class, or culture, power always sets the terms of engagement. Mentioned in the show The Cost of Living Crisis is Rewriting the Rules of Dating - TIME Democrats see a chance to flip a seat as focus on abuse claims mounts against Ohio Rep. Max Miller – PBS The International Criminal Court puts its house in order – The Economist International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan dismissed – The UN Poll: Trump’s MAGA voters would stick by a candidate through the most serious of scandals - Politico

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  Episode #252

  Russian Dolls

  Jul 28, 202649 minS5

  In today’s episode, the Drs. unpack the layered concept of respectability politics—a survival strategy turned social constraint—and explore how it continues to shape institutional norms today. Using Tuskegee University’s updated dress code policy as a case study, they examine the intersection of professional preparation, cultural expression, and standards in historically Black spaces. Additionally, they discuss a grab bag of current events, including 45/47's mandate to mark Smithsonian exhibits with which he disagrees as "inaccuracies", his remarks about Kaitlin Collins at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, the Department of War's testosterone proposal, and Todd Blanche's Senate hearing "slip up". Mentioned in the show Tuskegee University bans bonnets and du-rags for upcoming school year in updated dress code – al.com Tuskegee University’s new dress code bans bonnets, du-rags and bedroom shoes in class – TheGrio Trump ramps up attacks against Smithsonian in executive action ordering new signage outside exhibits – ABC News As Hegseth pursues a 'High-T' military, here's what to know about testosterone replacement – PBS News Blanche's slip-up on his Trump relationship: 'I'm his lawyer' – Politico Trump’s fresh mocking of CNN reporter renews calls to end correspondents’ dinner – The Washington Post

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  Episode #251

  Raised Eyebrows

  Jul 21, 202648 minS5

  Given that we love language, Dr. Shaunna discusses " false cognates"  —words that look or sound the same across languages but mean different things—and how they can cause awkward, harmful, or even offensive moments. Toronto Tempo Head Coach Sandy Brondello provides a recent example of this with problematic language about Atlanta Dream's Angel Reese. Later Dr. Lisa discusses new cultural lows in how character and integrity seem to matter less when assessing leaders. Are we at a new low? Or is our culture simply more transparent about chronic lows in character? Content note:  This episode discusses offensive language and alleged public controversies. If you’re sensitive to those topics, listener discretion is advised.

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