بهترین پادکست های Emancipation (2024)

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Episode 101: The History and Significance of Juneteenth 30:52

4d ago30:52

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Send us a Text Message. Dr. Almitra Berry discusses the history of Juneteenth and its ongoing significance in America. She explains why news of emancipation was delayed in reaching enslaved people in Texas and highlights ongoing resistance to full emancipation. Dr. Berry also explores the complex history of slavery in other western states and its i…

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"Something that Simmers" 21:09

13d ago21:09

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In this episode, we chat with the cast of the Re-Emancipation of Social Dance show about their process of devising their individual sections of the show. Initiated by prompts from Raja, the dancers sit down together after their first rehearsal in early 2024 and reflect on their creative process thus far. Germaine gets into the musical inspirations …

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Episode 100: Elevating Global Voices for Educational Equity 25:46

6d ago25:46

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Send us a Text Message. Hear from educators around the world who are standing up for marginalized students. Also, find out how you can get involved and support this important work through subscribing, sharing, and contributing financially each month. Tune in to be inspired and learn practical strategies for transforming schools so every child thriv…

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Notes on Dialectics: Left Hegelianism or Marxism-Leninism? feat. John McClendon 2:20:55

9d ago2:20:55

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We welcome Marxist philosopher John McClendon to the show for an in-depth conversation on his philosophical outlook, his work on African American philosophy, and the role of philosophy in Marxist thought and practice. We then discuss McClendon's important book on C.L.R. James's Notes on Dialectics and its implications for Marxist philosophy in our …

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How Nietzsche Came in from the Cold - An interview with Philipp Felsch 1:41:55

9d ago1:41:55

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The postwar period witnessed a renaissance in Nietzschean thought and interpretation, most notably with the French postmodernist readings generated by Michel Foucault, Gilles Deleuze and Jacques Derrida. But what drove the French Nietzschean renaissance was in many ways supported by the work of two Italian philologists Giorgio Colli and his former …

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The Lessons of the Cultural Revolution in China (feat. Tony ‪@1DimeRadio‬) 1:41:54

10d ago1:41:54

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We are joined by scholar and socialist thinker Tony, creator of @1Dimee, an important YouTube channel that offers educational videos for a mass popular audience. In this discussion, Tony and host Daniel Tutt discuss his research, writing and video work around The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution in China from 1966 - 67. We examine what gave ri…

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Why Poetry Needs Psychoanalysis - An Interview with Bianca Stone 2:04:06

1M ago2:04:06

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We welcome the poet laureate of Vermont, Bianca Stone to the show for a conversation on poetry and psychoanalysis. In recent years, Bianca has turned to psychoanalysis as a way to teach poetry and as a method to better understand the process of writing poetry. In this wide-ranging conversation, we discuss how poetry relates to philosophy and politi…

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The Way is Shut feat. Benjamin Studebaker 1:37:22

1M ago1:37:22

1:37:22

We are joined by political theorist Benjamin Studebaker to discuss his book, The Chronic Crisis of American Democracy: The Way Is Shut, a sharp and accessible work on the political deadlocks of our present. The American economic system is slowly subjecting Americans to enormous amounts of stress, and the United States lacks the state capacity requi…

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Intellectual Life in Times of Ideological Disorder - A Conversation with Tyler Austin Harper 1:36:42

1M ago1:36:42

1:36:42

We are joined by writer and literary scholar Tyler Austin Harper, whose writing in The Atlantic and New York Times has raised debates on class, race and the meaning of the left in ideologically turbulent times. In this conversation, we discuss the meaning of the left, how Marxism is to be interpreted in terms of class analysis, the merits of differ…

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“Emancipate corporeality, material existence, the human condition” with Vitche Boul-Ra 27:20

1M ago27:20

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In this episode, host Raja Feather Kelly talks with Vitche-Boul Ra, a self-described transhumanist and folk theurgist. Coming from a background in sculpture, Ra's practice as a choreographer and dancer involves pulling things apart, putting things back together, and making something out of nothing. In this episode, Ra and Raja ponder questions like…

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Episode 99: Honoring All Who Served: The True History of Memorial Day 9:30

1M ago9:30

9:30

Send us a Text Message. It demonstrates how crucial it is to acknowledge and pay tribute to these unsung heroes in order to promote a more inclusive understanding of the real cost of freedom and the ongoing fight for justice and equality. Support the Show.توسط Dr. Almitra L. Berry

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Episode 98: Student Protests about Gaza 9:58

1M ago9:58

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Send us a Text Message. Practical advice, resources, plans, and techniques to create effective solutions for changing schools. Highlights the significance of unwavering dedication and resistance against the injustices meted out to students who are at risk. Support the Show.توسط Dr. Almitra L. Berry

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Episode 97: The DEI Hangover 9:36

1M ago9:36

9:36

Send us a Text Message. Episode 97 discusses America's ongoing struggle for racial justice and educational equity despite progress. Dr. Berry reflects on her career, examines how systemic racism persists, emphasizes addressing inequality at its roots, and presents covert strategies for supporting grassroots activism and student protests. Support th…

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"Emancipate Us" with Nikki Powerhouse and Mark "Metal" Wong 45:44

1M ago45:44

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This week we're joined by poet, performer, dancer and educator Nikki Powerhouse and Mark Wong aka Metal, a breaker, teaching artist and arts administrator. Nikki and Mark sit down to discuss how Philly's nightlife scene has fed their practice as dancers. From house clubs and queer spaces like The Nile to break dance battles at events like West Phil…

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Episode 96: Overcoming Challenges in Charter Schools with Brian Whitley 47:44

2M ago47:44

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Send us a Text Message. Join Dr. Almitra Berry and guest Brian Whitley on the 3E Podcast as they delve into the challenges faced by charter schools in the US. From student accountability to budget constraints, discover the importance of alternative education options for diverse learners. Explore the funding difficulties in Texas and California, and…

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The Rise and Fall of Marxist Perspectives feat. Gabriel Raeburn 2:16:40

2M ago2:16:40

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We are joined by historian Gabriel Raeburn to discuss the thought of Eugene Genovese, a firebrand Marxist historian who fundamentally transformed the academic study of slavery in the United States and who, with Christopher Lasch, attempted to launch Marxist Perspectives, a serious Marxist-centered journal that brought together the entirety of the g…

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Episode 95: Taking a Stand for Educational Equity: Analyzing Candidates' Positions and Calls to Action 12:45

2M ago12:45

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Send us a Text Message. This episode discusses threats to equitable education from political candidates and encourages listeners to take action to support educational equity through voting, advocacy, and supporting relevant organizations. Join us to learn more about these issues and how you can get involved to counter potential harmful policies. Su…

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"Emancipate hearts" with Lela Aisha Jones 39:18

2M ago39:18

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Lela Aisha Jones is a movement performance artist, community-based curator/organizer, inter-arts interdisciplinary collaborator, and embodied researcher. Lela, Raja and Yolanda first collided in divine order during a brunch in Philadelphia. Now a member of The Re-Emancipation of Social Dance ensemble, Lela talks about coming to Philly via New York …

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Episode 94: Tackling Educational Inequalities Head-On! 10:23

2M ago10:23

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Send us a Text Message. Dive deep into the pressing issue of teacher turnover, focusing on North Carolina as a case study. From dwindling resources to stifled free speech, the challenges facing educators are immense. But fear not, as we explore potential solutions and avenues for change. Discover why teachers are leaving the profession at an alarmi…

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Episode 93: Empowering Equitable Education: A Conversation with Shauna Wells 46:30

2M ago46:30

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Send us a Text Message. 3E Podcast with host Dr. Almitra Berry and special guest Shauna Wells as they discuss equitable education. Discover the importance of valuing the brilliance of Black children and promoting a more inclusive educational environment. Tune in now to empower and uplift marginalized communities!" Subscribe to our Patreon channel f…

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Episode 92: Breaking the Silence: Confronting Racial Discrimination in Schools 8:44

3M ago8:44

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Send us a Text Message. 🎙️ Welcome, Equity Warriors! Dive into the heart of educational equity on "Educational Equity for Emancipation," where we illuminate the journey towards fairness in our schools. Join us as we confront tough subjects head-on, starting with racial discrimination. In our latest episode, we uncover the story of Jasmine, a brave …

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“Emancipate a sense of wonder and play” with Germaine Ingram 28:09

3M ago28:09

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“Recovered” lawyer, archivist, choreographer, and dancer, Germaine Ingram is a cultural force in Philadelphia. Germaine was involved with ODUNDE’s Hucklebuck to Hip Hop African American Social Dance project in the 1990s, a critical reference for The Re-Emancipation of Social Dance. Now in her seventies, Germaine takes listeners through the lineage …

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The Politics of Music (feat. Scribe Wolf) 1:39:34

3M ago1:39:34

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We are pleased to welcome longtime friend of the show Scribe Wolf, aka A. H. Ra. In this discussion we focus on the book Noise: The Political Economy of Music by theorist Jacques Attali, a highly influential work that crosses disciplinary borders from history, music, to critical theory and Marxism. This is a wide-ranging and improvisational convers…

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Gaza Now: A Palestinian Perspective (feat. Mohammed Sulaiman) 2:00:44

3M ago2:00:44

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We welcome Dr. Mohammed Sulaiman for a follow-up interview on the situation in Gaza where as of the time of recording (March 13, 2024) Israel has killed over 30,000 Palestinians. Building off our first discussion, this interview explores a number of questions listeners have wanted to raise with Mohammed about the war on Gaza. We discuss the legacy …

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Episode 91: Understanding Special Education for Equity 9:09

3M ago9:09

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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, we delve into the intricate maze of special education and its significant role in educational equity. Join us as we navigate through the challenges faced by Black and Latino children, explore real-life stories from Ontario, Canada, and discuss the long-lasting impact of special education labels on a child's …

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“Unearth what is already here” with Raja Feather Kelly and Yolanda Wisher 21:06

3M ago21:06

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Where did the idea for The Re-Emancipation of Social Dance come from? This episode is a behind the scenes dip into archival audio from “day one” of the project. Co-creators Raja Feather Kelly and Yolanda Wisher sit down to discuss why Philadelphia is a special case study when it comes to social dance. The two artists talk about what it means to pra…

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The Re-Emancipation of Social Dance Podcast Trailer 1:06

3M ago1:06

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Welcome to The Re-Emancipation of Social Dance podcast, a prelude to the world premiere of an immersive dance-theater experience created by renowned choreographer and director Raja Feather Kelly, with Philadelphia’s finest poet, Yolanda Wisher. Listen in as 5 multifaceted dancers tell the evolving story of social dance and the impact that it’s had …

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Politically Red: What Does it Mean to Read as a Marxist? (feat. Sara Nadal-Melsió & Eduardo Cadava) 1:35:06

3M ago1:35:06

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We welcome Marxist scholars Sara Nadal-Melsió & Eduardo Cadava for a discussion on their new book "Politically Red". If as Brecht said "reading is class struggle" what does that mean for us as Marxists? How are we to orient ourselves in reading groups? How is reading political? Politically Red focuses on the work of Walter Benjamin, Frederic Jameso…

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Marxism and the Absence of Socialism in America: A Conversation with Carlos Garrido 1:48:15

3M ago1:48:15

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We welcome philosopher Carlos Garrido for a conversation on the theoretical and practical challenges facing the left in America. Garrido is the author of The Purity Fetish and the Crisis of Western Marxism and he specializes in Marxist theory, the history of socialism in America and pragmatist philosophy. He is a director and philosopher at the @Mi…

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The Vicissitudes of Identity Politics On the Left (feat. Sudip Bhattacharya) 1:28:09

3M ago1:28:09

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I'm joined by Sudip Bhattacharya for a discussion on how to navigate debates on identity politics and class on the left. What are the best ways for socialists to engage in these debates without risking they end up in unproductive division and hostility? This is a productive conversation full of helpful social and political analysis. Sudip Bhattacha…

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Episode 90: Navigating Religious Freedom in Education 11:40

3M ago11:40

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Send us a Text Message. 🎙️ Episode 90: Navigating Religious Freedom in Education Join Dr. Almitra Berry for a Crucial Discussion on Religious Freedom in Education! In Episode 90 of the 3E Podcast, Dr. Almitra Berry delves into the use of chaplains in Texas public schools and the implications for religious diversity and children's welfare. Discover …

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Episode 89: Response to Podcast Critic 19:45

3M ago19:45

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Send us a Text Message. Join us for an eye-opening discussion on the often-overlooked contributions of Black Americans to technology. In Episode 89 of the 3E Podcast, Dr. Almitra Berry sheds light on the pivotal role played by Black innovators in shaping the technological landscape. From groundbreaking inventions to impactful advancements, learn ho…

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Episode 88: Unraveling Frustration in Education and Athletics 12:47

4M ago12:47

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Send us a Text Message. 🎙️ **Join Dr. Almitra Berry on Episode 88: Unraveling Frustration in Education and Athletics** Dive into the heart of pressing issues as Dr. Almitra Berry addresses frustration in public schools and college athletics. From tackling the defunding of diversity programs to confronting racial disparities in sports, this episode …

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Episode 87: Empowering Equity: STEM Education for Girls 53:42

4M ago53:42

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Send us a Text Message. 🎙️ Join us for an enlightening discussion on Episode 87 of the 3E Podcast: 🌟 Title: "Empowering Equity: STEM Education for Girls" 🔍 Summary: Delve into the vital conversation surrounding STEM education and equity, featuring insightful discussions with Nikole Puri and Maya Garcia. and Host Dr. Almitra Berry lead the way in ex…

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Episode 86: Unlocking Diversity & Inclusion: Transforming Schools & Organizations 9:31

4M ago9:31

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Send us a Text Message. Tune in to Episode 86 of the 3E Podcast as Dr. Almitra Berry delves into the vital topic of transforming schools to ensure all children thrive. From discussing diversity, equity, and inclusion challenges in corporate America to addressing the legal implications of AI on marginalized communities, this episode covers it all. D…

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Episode 85: Education Equity and Reform: A Conversation with Florida State Representative Susan Valdes 56:04

4M ago56:04

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Send us a Text Message. 🎙️ Don't miss Episode 85 of the 3E Podcast: "Education Equity and Reform: A Conversation with Florida State Representative Susan Valdes"! Join Dr. Almitra Berry and special guest Susan Valdes, Florida State Representative, as they dive deep into critical topics like education and prison reform. Explore the challenges of immi…

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Drugs in America: From Prohibition to the 21st Century Binge feat. Ben Fong 1:26:03

5M ago1:26:03

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We are joined by scholar Benjamin Fong to discuss his excellent new book Quick Fixes: Drugs in America from Prohibition to the 21st Century Binge. We discuss the history of drug policy, the role of the state in enforcing and distributing drugs, and we focus on the history of alcohol, opioids, psychedelics and marijuana. We conclude with a conversat…

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Episode 84: Reading Between the Lines: Education, Politics, and the Science of Reading 8:33

5M ago8:33

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Send us a Text Message. Dive into the dynamic intersection of education and politics as we explore the science of reading with Dr. Almitra Berry. Discover insights into literacy plans, evidence-based instruction, and state proposals aimed at enhancing reading education. Uncover the disproportionate impact of third-grade retention policies on margin…

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Episode 83: High-Stakes Testing and Education Equity 15:32

5M ago15:32

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Send us a Text Message. 🎙️ Join the insightful discussion on education equity in the latest episode of "3E Podcast" with Dr. Almitra Berry. 📚 Uncover the impact of high-stakes testing on students and explore essential topics: Assessment Flaws and Biases: Dr. Berry delves into the flaws and biases of high-stakes reading tests, emphasizing the need f…

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Lacan on Religion and Theology feat. Mark Gerard Murphy 1:19:57

5M ago1:19:57

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Jacques Lacan frequently discusses religious themes in his work, from rethinking the concept of belief, to the meaning of the return to religion in modern life. In this episode, we are joined by scholar Mark Gerard Murphy to discuss his work on Lacan and theology and to introduce some salient ideas that Lacan introduces in the field of theology and…

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Episode 82: Revolutionizing Education for Students at-risk 47:15

5M ago47:15

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Send us a Text Message. Join host Dr. Almitra Berry in a compelling dialogue with special guest Zachary Cote, a dynamic nonprofit leader and former teacher. Together, they unravel the transformative journey of reshaping schools to support Students at-risk 📜 Highlights Include: The significance of historical thinking skills and technology in social …

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Is Liberal Socialism a Contradiction? (feat. Matt McManus) 1:36:00

5M ago1:36:00

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Is liberal socialism a contradiction in terms? An oxymoron? Or are liberalism and socialism necessary for the realization of the political objectives that each share and profess? We are joined by Matt McManus, author of the forthcoming book, The Political Theory of Liberal Socialism to make the case for his vision of a renewed liberal socialism for…

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Episode 81: Unlocking the Potential of Education 43:19

5M ago43:19

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Send us a Text Message. Join the 3E Podcast for a captivating episode featuring Mark Bobo, a transformative educator dedicated to reshaping schools for the success of every child. Dr. Almitra Berry engages in an insightful conversation with Mark, exploring key themes in education, from leadership development to diversity, equity, and inclusion. 🌍 K…

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Episode 80: Unlocking the Power of Cursive: A Revolution in Education 15:39

6M ago15:39

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Send us a Text Message. Dive into an insightful episode of the 3E Podcast with Dr. Almitra Berry as she explores the revival of cursive handwriting in U.S. schools and its profound impact on education. 📚 Episode Highlights: Handwriting's Political Implications: Dr. Mitra Berry delves into the political dimensions of handwriting in education and its…

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Epospde 79: Addressing Systemic Issues in Education 15:34

6M ago15:34

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Send us a Text Message. Ready to dive into crucial conversations about equity in education and combating systemic challenges? Join Dr. Almitra Berry in this thought-provoking episode: 🌐 Insights: - 0:03 - Uncover the complexities of equity in education and how systemic issues disproportionately affect marginalized learners. - 1:21 - Delve into the …

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Marxism and the Radical Enlightenment: A Debate feat. Max Tomba and Landon Frim 2:04:39

6M ago2:04:39

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What is the legacy of the Enlightenment in political struggles today and how are socialists and Marxists to relate to the Enlightenment? Must we rely on first principles and an a priori theory of knowledge in our understanding of capitalism and exploitation? Or must we proceed on the basis of an appeal to empiricism and experience primarily in our …

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Episode 78: Navigating December Classrooms in Education and Politics 6:44

6M ago6:44

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Send us a Text Message. Tune in to the 3E Podcast for a thought-provoking discussion on education and politics in the December classroom. 🔍 Insights from the Episode: 0:03 - Dr. Mitra Berry urges you to mark your calendars for school board meetings in 2024—your chance to influence the future of education! 1:30 - Dr. Almitra Berry explores the evolv…

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Episode 77: Unmasking Gaslighting in Education and Politics 17:51

7M ago17:51

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Send us a Text Message. Join us on the 3E Podcast as Dr. Almitra Berry sheds light on the pervasive issue of gaslighting in education, especially its impact on marginalized communities. 🔍 Episode Highlights: 0:03 - Dr. Mitra Berry discusses the prevalence of gaslighting in education and its repercussions on marginalized groups. 1:57 - Delve into th…

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Sartre’s Marxist Turn? A Discussion on the Critique of Dialectical Reason feat. Terry Pinkard 1:28:20

7M ago1:28:20

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We are joined by philosopher Terry Pinkard to discuss Sartre's Critique of Dialectical Reason, his second major philosophical work next to Being and Nothingness. Dr. Pinkard is one of the foremost Hegel scholars in the world and he has recently written a book on Sartre's Critique entitled Practice, Power, and Forms of Life: Sartre’s Appropriation o…

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Episode 203: The Power of Words: Discussions on Language and Human Trafficking 55:36

7M ago55:36

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Who decides how we define our identities? How can we respect individual experiences while communicating effectively about grave issues like human trafficking? In our latest episode, we engage in a thought-provoking dialogue about language and identity with our esteemed guests, Mr. Jared Davis and Dr. Glenn Miles. We navigate the intricate web of la…

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