Don't call it a comeback: Olanis guides the podcast to a triumphant return :)
Inquiry Taking Place rises like a Phoenix from the flames of not publishing an episode for months and months thanks to a wonderful student named Olani...
Inquiry Taking Place
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Dr. J. Luke Wood & Dr. Frank Harris III state that in order to support Students of Color, inquiry must be taking place. I came here to ask how Students of Color are experiencing ARC and to chew bubble gum, and I'm all out of bubble gum.
No Stone Unturned: White Jolly Land, Umoja, Asgardians, and Blade.
Get to know Denzel Phoenix a bit. This is a wonderful young man who's a student at ARC with whom I will hope to have many more conversations.
Zhanea and David are your conductors on the train to high blood pressure town :)
Zhanea shares a taste of some experiences she had in a class. My blood pressure goes up whenever I think about it. But this is exactly the kind of thi...
Amazing Grace (man, these titles sometimes just write themselves :D )
I know, I know, I know, the title is super corny, but you listen to it and then try to tell me there's a title that would be more appropriate.
So, an English Professor and a Librarian walk into a podcast...
Professor Laflam and I talk about some of the books that have been important to us as we study equity and racism. And she patiently listens to me babb...
Professor Leung and I talk about "authentic care."
Professor Noue Leung shares some thoughts on showing students authentic care, as well as some of the personal experiences which informed her thoughts ...
In this episode, we learn that Tamara is awesome :)
Tamara and I chat about "armor," the importance of representation in class readings, and in library staffing.
Alejandra from ARC's Pride Center drops science (on cisnormativity and more), and then drops the mic.
Alejandra drops science and then drops the mic. Metaphorically. She didn't actually drop the mic. I use lavalier mics that clip onto your lapel, so th...
Mel and I discuss some assumptions about students, and his newest project, Brothers Breaking Barriers.
Mel, possibly the busiest person I know, and I find some time to chat about the assumptions we can make about students, and about what's keeping him b...
Dronme and I discuss the joys of being asked to speak for all Black people, Between the World and Me, and more :)
Marianne, the super-librarian I spoke with in episode 1, wants to be Dronme when she grows up. Listen in and find out why :)