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Episodes: 304
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Female
Location: USA
YouTube: 88 subscribers
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allison@allisonhare.com
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Allison Hare - Podcast host and interviewer exploring power, politics, religion, relationships, gender, and what it means to be human in contemporary culture.
Mara Davis - The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, Feminism, Pay Equity, Leadership, Ageism, Body Image, And Reality Television Culture.
Kevin Calhoun - The Dismantling Of Corporate DEI Programs, Workplace Culture, Algorithmic Discrimination, Code-switching, Organizational Values, And Career Identity.
Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders Season 3: We can't stop! w/ Mara Davis
June 25, 2026
As a woman who deeply cares about women's rights, I am obsessed with a show that is totally problematic. America's Sweethearts Season 3 just dropped on Netflix. I grabbed fellow DCC-obsessed Mara Davis, an Atlanta radio legend who has been watching the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders since the 1970s, sat through all 17 seasons on CMT, and has opinions about every single cheerleader, judge, and PR move in that building. We get into Reece's early retirement and the trad wife speculation swirling on ...
DEI Is Gone. Now What? With HR Insider Kevin Calhoun
June 18, 2026
Kevin Calhoun spent years doing HR and DEI work from inside some of the biggest corporations in the world. He watched those programs get built. Then he watched them get dismantled — and found himself displaced in the process. In this conversation, recorded in honor of Juneteenth, Kevin introduces the concept of James Crow: Jim Crow's more dangerous, more invisible cousin. The one with a hiring algorithm instead of a shotgun. Notable Timestamps (verify against final audio before publishing) ...
The Matriarchy
June 11, 2026
My mother died on June 11th, five years ago. This is the episode I recorded right after she passed. It's episode 300, and it's dedicated to her. What I didn't expect was what her last six months would teach me. About the matriarchy. About worthiness. About the hypermasculine drive that so many of us — myself very much included — run on until we can't anymore. And about what happens when you finally let yourself receive love instead of earn it. If you still have your mother here, you will want...
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