Podcast Season 2, Ep 85

Political satire in picture form, & the work to find positive masculinity, with Cathy Wilcox, Associate Professor Michael Flood, Jo Stanley & Serpil Senelmis.

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1.19 – Welcome Cathy Wilcox – Jo thinks her cartoons defined the last federal election
6.40 – The weird feedback ‘I wouldn’t think someone like you would do this’
11.20 – What about exaggerating someone’s appearance in cartoons?
16.07 – If I’m afraid to talk about something, I think that must be something I need to talk about.
17.40 – Welcome Associate Professor Michael Flood
22.07 – 2 problems in the dominant idea of what it is to be a man, harm to women and harm to men via suicide, and self harm.
24.12 – I don’t like toxic masculinity as a term – because it only applies to one type of experience.
28.30 – Over the past few years men have been asked to step up, like Tim Winton, the boys get the tenderness squeezed out of them.
31.52 – Positive masculinity is fostering respect, non violence, care, compassion, emotional health.

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They say a picture tells a thousand words so when Cathy Wilcox draws her cartoons she is often conveying and condensing big ideas for all of us. During the federal election of 2022 Cathy’s cartoons were spot on and we chat with her today about the responsibility of the cartoonist, the fun in caricatures and how it can lose you friends, and how trolling and twitter are a regular part of her job!

Then Jo and Serpil talk with Associate Professor Michael Flood, from the Queensland University of Technology, writer of the book ‘Engaging men and boys in violence prevention’ and we get his take on masculinity, his work on stopping gendered violence and how men and boys can really take charge of creating positive relationships.

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