Cleveland photographer captures women expressing rage in public
Many <a href="https://gap.hks.harvard.edu/can-angry-woman-get-ahead-status-conferral-gender-and-expression-emotion-workplace">psychological studies</a> have shown that when men outwardly express anger, it's generally perceived as showing strength and power. But when women do it, it's often viewed as being difficult or out of control, so many women have learned to bottle their rage, for fear of social repercussions.
During a personal struggle, photographer Christina Ramirez felt like she couldn't voice her frustrations, and realized if she felt stifled, others might too, so she invited others who were assigned female at birth (AFAB) regardless of how they identify today to join her in what became "the rage project." On Thursday's episode of the "Sound of Ideas," we're exploring "the rage project" sessions where Ramirez takes photos of her subjects displaying their anger in public places. She's now in the process of photographing round four of the project.
Guests:- Christina Ramirez, Photographer, Creator of Cleveland's "the rage project"- Carrie Williams, "the rage project" subject- Samantha Cocco, "the rage project" subject- Shayla Redding, "the rage project" subject
Playhouse Square announces 2026-27 Broadway season
Cuba, Hogwarts and Greece are just a few of the places you can go next season with Playhouse Square. The 2026-2027 KeyBank Broadway Series unveiled Wednesday includes a pair of jukebox musicals and a revival alongside some of the Great White Way's most popular shows from the past decade.
Thursday on the "Sound of Ideas," Ideastream Public Media's Kabir Bhatia <a href="https://www.ideastream.org/arts-culture/2026-03-25/playhouse-square-announces-2026-27-broadway-season">previews what you can snag tickets to</a>, while they're still available, with Playhouse Square's Senior Vice President of Programming David Greene.
Guests:- Kabir Bhatia, Senior Arts Reporter, Ideastream Public Media- David Greene, Senior Vice President, Programming, Playhouse Square
Two Northeast Ohio musicians bring unfinished ideas to life
Two longtime Northeast Ohio folk artists, Gretchen Pleuss and Adam Reifsnyder, are reuniting to take care of some unfinished business.
On this week’s "Shuffle," Ideastream Public Media’s Amanda Rabinowitz shares the story of their creative partnership.
Guests:- Amanda Rabinowitz, Host and Producer, "Shuffle" and "All Things Considered," Ideastream Public Media- Gretchen Pleuss, Artist- Adam Reifsnyder, Artist

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