Rape Culture and Steubenville Football

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 May 2021

⏱️ 131 minutes

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Dr. Kirk and Humberto talk about rape culture and the documentary “Roll Red Roll”.

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0:00.0	So, Birdo, some listeners asked us to watch a documentary called Roll Red Roll, which I believe
0:07.6	is on Netflix, and it is about essentially rape culture in American high schools and among
0:16.5	football teams in America. And I thought we would talk about the documentary, but mostly what
0:22.5	I thought we would do would be to analyze rape culture in this episode, because the documentary
0:29.6	can be summarized pretty quickly, but I thought you and I would explore rape culture. What do you say,
0:35.3	Birdo? Let's do it. This is the Psychology in Seattle podcast. I'm your host, Dr. Kirk Honda.
0:41.3	I'm a therapist and a professor. My name is Umberto Kastanya, and I confection edible life
0:47.2	savers. So, trigger warning, 100% if you are sensitive to graphic depictions, descriptions,
0:55.8	then avoid because there's no way to talk about this topic without at least getting into some
1:02.1	detail and the documentary. We're not going to be glorifying it. We're not going to be
1:08.0	diving in too deep. That's not the sort of podcast that this is, but there will be some descriptions.
1:12.5	So, we've done other episodes before on this topic. Do you remember, I'm not maybe not
1:18.6	explicitly discussing rape culture, but victim blaming incidents like this. Do you remember the
1:25.6	other episodes we've done, Birdo? I don't know. I mean, I know we've done it. When I tell you,
1:30.0	you'll recognize, you'll remember them. We did, and this is just off the top of my head that I
1:33.9	wrote down on my notes. We did an episode about Brock Turner. Oh, yes. The famous case of college
1:42.1	where at college, I believe, Drunken, and you can, you can Google that. And privilege,
1:50.1	she was rich white male, and they let him off easy. And then we also talked with Christy Forrester
1:58.3	about the TV show, and it flicks unbelievable, which was a recreation of the rape that happened
2:06.9	in Linwood, Washington, New Seattle, and the police officers, you know, bumbling the investigation.
2:14.5	We went into a little bit during the eighth grade movie discussion where we talked about
2:21.0	date rape in the back of the car. Do you remember? Yeah, we talked about that. We did episodes,
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