Aspire - The I Have The Right To Podcast
Hosted by Chessy Prout and Alex Prout and Katie M Shipp and Ray Epstein and Ryan and Anna and Katie Shipp · I Have the Right To
5.0from 42 ratings
- 89
- Episodes
- 19
- Transcribed
- 42
- Ratings
- Weekly
- Cadence
- 2025
- First episode
About Aspire - The I Have The Right To Podcast
Join the I Have the Right to team and thought leaders as we Aspire to eradicate sexual assault. Inspired by Co-Founder Chessy Prout’s courageous voice and memoir, I Have The Right To- A High School Survivor’s Story of Sexual Assault, Justice and Hope, co-authored by investigative journalist Jenn Abelson, our mission is to create an ecosystem of respect, education, and support for all students! Aspire is meant to be a beacon of hope and opportunity for growth -- by offering a forum for dialogue - about issues affecting our culture and the way we live, interact, love, learn and grow. Real Men, Real Conversations: Aspire touches on both sides of the coin; Co-Founder of I Have the Right To and father of Chessy Prout, Alex Prout, and High School Student Leaders and Co-Hosts, Hugh Eastman and Gabriel Viscogliosi, share their voices with discussions about what it means to be a man- does it mean being aggressive, stoic, and not taking no for an answer? Or giving your buddy a hug and telling him you love him? Alex, Gabriel, and Hugh share how, across generations, common masculinity tropes impact us all, and how we can inspire the future to act with "aspirational masculinity". They interview guests to get their perspectives, while discussing how rigid gender norms can create harmful barriers for all. All this, and more, in “Real Men, Real Conversations”. Survivor Advocacy: In the “Survivor Advocacy” segment, Co-Founder and mother of Chessy Prout, Susan Prout, and Executive Director of I Have the Right To, Katie M. Shipp, highlight the power of survivor voices in driving meaningful change. These episodes —deeply inspired by Chessy’s unwavering courage to speak out despite attempts to silence her— amplify powerful survivor stories, engage with experts, and explore the path forward in the fight for justice and safety. Listeners will gain insight into where we’ve been, where we need to go, and how we can collectively create lasting impact. Together, we’ll explore diverse perspectives to drive meaningful, lasting advocacy and build a safer, more just future for all. We amplify survivors’ voices and address the root causes of sexual violence by creating open dialogue around its causes. Each episode features a variety of guests discussing survivor experiences, the aftermath of sexual assault, healthy masculinity, and the future we envision - free from sexual assault. Let’s explore, learn, and aspire together.
- Publisher
- I Have the Right To
- Category
- education
- Language
- en
- Explicit
- No
- First episode
- 15 Feb 2025
- Latest episode
- 31 Oct 2026
Latest episodes
19 of 89 episodes have a transcript.
31 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT
E89: The Sex-Wise Parent (ft. Dr. Janet Rosenzweig on Consent, Online Safety, and Family Communication) - Advocacy in Action
24 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT
E88: If I Tell You | Filmmakers Tessa Blake & Jennifer Manocherian on Secrets, Sexual Violence, and the Cost of Truth - Advocacy in Action
17 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT
E86: Justice Beyond the Courtroom (ft. Sexual Violence & Title IX Attorneys Christine Dunn and Carolin Guentert) - Advocacy in Action
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E89: The Sex-Wise Parent (ft. Dr. Janet Rosenzweig on Consent, Online Safety, and Family Communication) - Advocacy in Action
Published 31 Oct 2026 · Transcript excerpt
[…] And parents need a resource to be able to transmit that kind of information to their kids. What's new on this book is, besides more on the social context, updating it, I also took the developmental age up to young adults. The first book stopped at around 17 or 18, and we know that's no longer where adolescence ends. Adolescence, you know, brain development is still going on until the 20s. Social development is still going on until the 20s. It's the very rare 21-year-old that's able to make it completely on their own these days. So I did add lots of research on sexual safety on college campuses, the young adult who might still be living at home. […]
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- Dr Janet Rosenzweig
- Tessa Blake
- Jennifer Manocherian
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- 5.0 / 5
- 22 ratings
- Spotify
- 5.0 / 5
- 20 ratings
Podcast Authority Score: 43 / 100
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- 66
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- 0
- YouTube
- 0
- Engagement
- 51
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Who hosts Aspire - The I Have The Right To Podcast?
Chessy Prout and Alex Prout and Katie M Shipp and Ray Epstein and Ryan and Anna and Katie Shipp host the show. Published by I Have the Right To.
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