The podcast episodes provided showcase how various artists and activists leverage different artistic mediums to challenge societal norms, address systemic issues, and work towards social justice.

For example, in the Bonus Episode: How Does a Chicana Activist Find Her Place in History?, Irma Lerma Barbosa discusses her use of art, including murals and collectives, as a tool for activism, cultural expression, and empowerment for women.

Similarly, the The artists re-framing Chicago episode explores how artists in Chicago, such as Tonika Lewis Johnson, Maria Gaspar, and Amanda Williams, use place-based multimedia art projects to spark dialogue, connect communities, and re-frame narratives around systemic issues like racial segregation.

Lastly, the Episode 10: Art as Activism episode features three women artists and activists who employ various art forms, including music, visual art, and art therapy, to empower women, challenge societal norms, and advocate for change on issues such as human trafficking and patriarchy.