Both Sally Field and Julia Louis-Dreyfus discuss the ageism and lack of substantial roles for older women in the entertainment industry.
The episode extensively discusses the concept of ageism, which refers to discrimination or prejudice based on age, particularly against children and the elderly.
The episode extensively explores ageism, particularly in the entertainment industry, and how Robin Schorr has challenged and embraced her age.
The guests extensively discuss societal ageism, negative perceptions towards the elderly, and the impacts on their rights.
The episode explores the issue of ageism and the need to foster understanding and reduce age-based biases across generations.
The episode touches on the challenges and underestimation faced by older actresses and the gradual increase in opportunities for older women in the industry, as exemplified by June Squibb's recent leading roles.
The podcast episodes cover various aspects of ageism, including its pervasiveness in society, the challenges faced by older individuals, and efforts to combat age-based discrimination and biases.
Several episodes explore ageism in the entertainment industry, such as the lack of substantial roles for older women (Julia Gets Wise with Sally Field) and the experiences of older actresses like June Squibb (June Squibb, This Summer's Geri-Action Star).
Other episodes delve into the societal attitudes towards aging, the impact of ageism on mental health and social isolation (41: Why do I feel so lonely? With Gaby Roslin), and the need for policy changes and greater intergenerational understanding (What's driving generations apart-and ideas to bring them together).
The podcast also features in-depth discussions on the conceptual frameworks and terminology around ageism, including its intersection with other forms of discrimination (265- Ageism, Misopedy, Adult Supremacy, Child Liberation, Childism, Adultism, Child Rights, Etc.).