Ana Akana's guest appearances

Ana Akana

Honey Badger Radio

bullandbadger

Elon Musk

Jordan Peterson

Kamala Harris

Gloria Steinem

Ben Shapiro

Jesse Lee Peterson

Lauren Southern

John McAfee

Bob Iger

Rose McGowan

Dan Didio

Andy Ngo

Eric Weinstein

John Davis

Michelle Williams

OwlTail

On this week's HBR talk we will be responding to a video by Ana Akana where she responds to a tweet where a trans man makes a horrifying discovery, men don't have it as great as previously assumed! But it's OK, because Ana Akana is going to explain how it's still men's fault.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4148711/advertisement

On this week's HBR talk we will be responding to a video by Ana Akana where she responds to a tweet where a trans man makes a horrifying discovery, men don't have it as great as previously assumed! But it's OK, because Ana Akana is going to explain how it's still men's fault. This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/show/4148711/advertisement" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.spreaker.com/show/4148711/advertisement</a>

Trans Man Finds He Lost His Female Privilege, Ana Akana Gaslights To Protect Feminism | HBR Talk 222

In a Confucian-influenced Asian Am culture, there’s not much discussion of sisters, so we asked Anna Akana to bring all the facts and all the feels. In this podcast she candidly details how her younger sister’s suicide became the before and after moment for her identity as a sister and her transition into adulthood. And as the big sister to a generation of kids who increasingly turn to the internet for advice, we’re glad she stands as a shining beacon of vulnerability, courage, and introspection. Anna also breaks down her approaches to stand-up, YouTube content creation, and her newest book. It’s basically, the mother –or sister??– of all podcasts, because we ran that gamut.      Her book So Much I want to Tell You: Letters to My Little Sister is available on Amazon and all major book retailers. And if you want to learn more about where her next stand-up show is or her cogent thoughts on yellow fever, see the links below.     SOUND EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS John Nobori, Independent Sound Designer/Mixer/Composer COMPOSER Deborah Lee Proaño POST SOUND EDITOR AND MIXER John Nobori   Link

In a Confucian-influenced Asian Am culture, there’s not much discussion of sisters, so we asked Anna Akana to bring all the facts and all the feels. In this podcast she candidly details how her younger sister’s suicide became the before and after moment for her identity as a sister and her transition into adulthood. And as the big sister to a generation of kids who increasingly turn to the internet for advice, we’re glad she stands as a shining beacon of vulnerability, courage, and introspection. Anna also breaks down her approaches to stand-up, YouTube content creation, and her newest book. It’s basically, the mother –or sister??– of all podcasts, because we ran that gamut. Her book So Much I want to Tell You: Letters to My Little Sister is available on Amazon and all major book retailers. And if you want to learn more about where her next stand-up show is or her cogent thoughts on yellow fever, see the links below. SOUND EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS John Nobori, Independent Sound Designer/Mixer/Composer COMPOSER Deborah Lee Proaño POST SOUND EDITOR AND MIXER John Nobori <a href="https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/bbmp3/Season4/BullBadgerPod_402.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Link</a>

402 – Sisters (with Ana Akana)