

#32 How To Live Consciously with Alice Aedy
Jun 2, 2019
Alice Aedy, a photojournalist, documentary filmmaker, and activist, dives deep into her impactful work confronting female genital mutilation and environmental issues. She discusses the power of visual activism in representing marginalized voices and how personal motivations shape her storytelling. The conversation touches on the climate crisis, corporate responsibility, and the necessity of inclusive dialogues. Additionally, Alice explores the paradox of loneliness in the digital age and critiques societal norms that influence our definitions of success and femininity.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Visual Activism: Battling FGM Through Documentary
01:46 • 6min
Activism Through the Lens of Journalism
07:45 • 22min
Purpose and Environmental Engagement
29:28 • 6min
Climate Change, Activism, and Social Responsibility
35:01 • 16min
The Loneliness Paradox
51:03 • 13min
The Intersection of Activism and Commercialism
01:03:51 • 2min
Media, Masculinity, and Activism
01:05:31 • 5min