We're Still Here with Simon and Julie
About this episode
John Fugelsang discusses the legacy of Gloria Steinem with guests Simon Moya Smith and Julie Francella, focusing on feminism, Indigenous cultures, and advocacy journalism.
In this episode of We're Still Here , John is joined by the brilliant Simon Moya Smith , a Lakota Chicano journalist and author, and Julie Francella , a mental health professional and Ojibwe educator. Together, they engage in a heartfelt discussion about the legacy of Gloria Steinem and her impact on feminism and Indigenous cultures. John reflects on how Steinem’s advocacy not only empowered women but also liberated men from the constraints of toxic masculinity. Simon shares his personal connection to Steinem, recounting an inspiring conversation he had with her about the importance of advocacy journalism in addressing the plight of missing and murdered Indigenous women. Julie emphasizes the significance of matriarchal cultures within Indigenous communities, highlighting how these systems have historically provided strength and resilience. The trio delves into the complexities of cultural identity, discussing the intersections of matriarchy and patriarchy in various cultures, including the challenges faced by individuals navigating these dynamics. As the conversation evolves, they tackle pressing issues such as the recent renaming of Lake Ontario and the implications for…
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