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The Red Tales

Welcome to TheREDTales!Acandid, too-honestpodcastaboutthemessy andall-too-awksparts of ourteenage years—and bodies. Fromjuggling friendship groups, heartbreak, first periods and first loves,we’ll hear a brave young Aussi

Latest Episode11/18/2021

32. My First Experience with Consent

Most of us are taught consent as children. You learn that you have to ask to play with your sibling’s toy. That you can’t eat chocolate without your mum’s permission. That you have to ask your friends if you can visit.But what happens when we get older? As we begin to navigate sexual relationships as young adults, consent isn’t something that is widely spoken about.In this episode, we sit down with Angie Wan, co-founder of Consent Labs. Angie is part of a team travelling to schools and universities to raise awareness around consent, sexual harassment and assault. Because we should all be asking for consent… no matter the context. Full Show Notes: https://www.modibodi.com/pages/the-red-talesFollow:Follow Modibodi RED on Instagram:http://bit.ly/ModiBodiRedInstaVisit Modibodi RED: http://bit.ly/37mynYyFollow our producers, The Peers Project: http://bit.ly/37eV6W

32. My First Experience with Consent

Most of us are taught consent as children. You learn that you have to ask to play with your sibling’s toy. That you can’t eat chocolate without your mum’s permission. That you have to ask your friends if you can visit.But what happens when we get older? As we begin to navigate sexual relationships as young adults, consent isn’t something that is widely spoken about.In this episode, we sit down with Angie Wan, co-founder of Consent Labs. Angie is part of a team travelling to schools and universities to raise awareness around consent, sexual harassment and assault. Because we should all be asking for consent… no matter the context. Full Show Notes: https://www.modibodi.com/pages/the-red-talesFollow:Follow Modibodi RED on Instagram:http://bit.ly/ModiBodiRedInstaVisit Modibodi RED: http://bit.ly/37mynYyFollow our producers, The Peers Project: http://bit.ly/37eV6W

31. My First Experience with Stigma & Shame

What was your first period like? Do you remember feeling embarrassed? Annoyed? Or was it a special coming-of-age moment and something to celebrate? Depending on where you grew up or where your family is from, menstruation can have different societal connotations.After witnessing cultural stigma around periods for herself, today’s guest Anika Bhatia, began speaking out against the (often oppressive) menstruation taboos. In this ep, Anika shares her menstruation experience as a South Asian woman and ways we can begin to break the shame cycle.Full Show Notes: https://www.modibodi.com/pages/the-red-talesFollow:Follow Modibodi RED on Instagram:http://bit.ly/ModiBodiRedInstaVisit Modibodi RED: http://bit.ly/37mynYyFollow our producers, The Peers Project: http://bit.ly/37eV6W

30. My First Experience of Gaslighting

Gaslighting. Many of us will experience it at some point in our lives. Whether it’s a friend’s nasty manipulation tactics, a mean boss insisting they didn’t allow you to take time off (despite the conversation definitely happening) or a partner depicting emotionally cruel patterns, gaslighting is psychological abuse that could happen to anyone.The one defining factor? It’s hard to be aware when it’s happening in the first place. In today’s episode we sit down with Emilia McGrath who shares their story of being cruelly gaslighted by someone who was supposed to care about them the most; their high school boyfriend.Full Show Notes: https://www.modibodi.com/pages/the-red-tales -Follow:Follow Modibodi RED on Instagram:http://bit.ly/ModiBodiRedInsta-Visit Modibodi RED: http://bit.ly/37mynYy -Follow our producers, The Peers Project: http://bit.ly/37eV6W

29. My First Toxic Friendship

Friendships can be one of the best parts of life. Whether you have a strong girl gang or just one loyal friend you can depend on, it’s so important to have people in your corner. People who are ready to celebrate with you on the good days and be a shoulder to cry on during the tough days.But what happens when those friendships begin to turn sour? In today’s episode we chat with Defne Huzmeli who reflects on the way her highschool friendship turned toxic (really toxic) and how she found a path forward from the pain. Full Show Notes: https://www.modibodi.com/pages/the-red-tales -Follow:Follow Modibodi RED on Instagram:http://bit.ly/ModiBodiRedInsta-Visit Modibodi RED: http://bit.ly/37mynYy -Follow our producers, The Peers Project: http://bit.ly/37eV6W

28. My First Rejection

Rejection. Hate the word, hate the feeling. One of the more brutal emotions us humans experience. Rejection can feel like a dagger in the back or a punch to the gut as you sit there wondering what on earth you did wrong.Sometimes, it can also (understandably) take years to get over as you recover from the emotional wounds. Today’s guest, Rachael Adamson, bravely recounts the events of her most awful rejection during high school and how it’s affected her relationships as an adult. Full Show Notes: https://www.modibodi.com/pages/the-red-tales -Follow:Follow Modibodi RED on Instagram:http://bit.ly/ModiBodiRedInsta-Visit Modibodi RED: http://bit.ly/37mynYy -Follow our producers, The Peers Project: http://bit.ly/37eV6W

27. My First Experience with Sexism

Sexism exists in every environment, not only with the planes of scandalous headlines and court hearings. Most of the time, sexism occurs in small, everyday social settings. From lingering looks and off the cuff comments in the boardroom to everyday scenarios that have seen offensive behaviour dismissed as ‘banter’. Enough is enough. Today we’re joined by Teresa Li as she shares her experience of sexism within highschool and how we can enact change in our everyday lives. Full Show Notes: https://www.modibodi.com/pages/the-red-tales -Follow:Follow Modibodi RED on Instagram:http://bit.ly/ModiBodiRedInsta-Visit Modibodi RED: http://bit.ly/37mynYy -Follow our producers, The Peers Project: http://bit.ly/37eV6W

26. My First Act of Rebellion

As young people, rebelling against what came before you is a rite of passage. You’re growing up, finding your voice and beginning the lifelong journey of discovering who you really are. In this episode, we sit down with youth activist, Tiara De Silva to explore how to find the balance between discovering your voice and the (often unfair) expectations of your peers and superiors. Full Show Notes: https://www.modibodi.com/pages/the-red-tales -Follow:Follow Modibodi RED on Instagram:http://bit.ly/ModiBodiRedInsta-Visit Modibodi RED: http://bit.ly/37mynYy -Follow our producers, The Peers Project: http://bit.ly/37eV6W

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