Blackburn Center and Seton Hill University

Changing The Conversation

Education EN ↓ 3 episodes

Hosted by students from Seton Hill University, this podcast works to reshape the conversation around sexual violence and other forms of gender-based violence. Through thoughtful dialogue, the hosts challenge rape myths, examine gender norms, and explore the meaning of consent—creating space for honest conversations about topics that are too often kept behind closed doors. Each episode features a new group of student hosts, offering diverse perspectives and voices. Together, they aim to foster awareness, encourage critical thinking, and inspire meaningful change. Some topics discussed may be di...

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Blackburn Center and Seton Hill University

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Gender Unboxed 27.04.2026 32:24

Come listen to the second episode of Changing the Conversation. In this episode, our hosts, Gina Veltri, Gabby Ham, Leah Stein, Delaney Woyna, explore common stereotypes and perceptions surrounding gender, and how those beliefs can contribute to sexual violence. From benevolent sexism to everyday gender expectations, they unpack the ways gender norms impact all of us in our daily lives—and why cha...

Consent and College Culture 12.03.2026 30:22

In this first episode, join hosts Olivia Mustin, DaShaun Merrick, Tationna Pack, and Isaiah Cherry, Seton Hill University students who come together to discuss the topic of consent. The hosts explore what consent means, how college students understand and navigate it, and why it is an essential part of healthy relationships and campus culture. Some of the topics discussed in this podcast may be di...

Consent and College Culture 25.02.2026 3:48

Get a preview of Changing the Conversation . In this trailer, you’ll hear from several of our student hosts as they discuss consent and its role within college culture. This clip is a brief excerpt from the upcoming full-length episode, Consent and College Culture. Some of the topics discussed in this podcast may be difficult to hear, including sexual violence and gender-based harm. Listener discr...