The final episode of season 2 of DreamRadically podcast brings Dr. Adam Feltz joining Dana Mahmoud to discuss the future of water access across the globe.

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What is crime? Who is criminal? In this episode FLM Co-Founder aurelius francisco unpacks these questions around criminalization. aurelius argues for those interested in justice to think beyond the limiting and oppressive category of crime to reimagine how we relate to one another and address harm and violence in our community, without state violence. This episode is an abolitionist intervention on mainstream narratives pertaining to crime and the larger criminal punishment system.

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In this pandemic world, public health inequities have only grown in their disparity and urgency to be addressed. In Episode 18 hosted by Christine Thomas, Columbia public health student Mareyba Fawad shares more about minority health experiences and her dream for change.

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Dr. Megan Sibbett, professor of Women's and Gender Studies at the University of Oklahoma joins the podcast this week to discuss the revolutionary project of queer theory. Dr. Sibbett and aurelius discuss the theory's critiques of heteronormativity, patriarchy, and whiteness and delve into the ways that queering the status quo works to radically transform our society.

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Episode 16 brings Nayifa Nihad to the podcast to discuss the experiences of BIPOC in higher education spaces.

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Kelli and Dhara discuss the ways that higher ed is not extended to the general public, and often results in alienation from one's community. Sometimes what we learn in higher ed doesn't help the community, and sometimes the community doesn't want or need our help. However, the need for higher ed remains.

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Today’s Food for Thought: How is food sovereignty intrinsically tied to our personal and public health?  On episode 14 of the podcast hosted by Christine Thomas, GW/NYU public health student Mileena Zafra shares about the need for food justice and her dream for change.

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Your friend's favorite sexual health educator Sara Raines joins the podcast to discuss a plethora of topics that are fundamental to creating a healthy community despite our society rendering them to the margins of obscenity. Sara drops knowledge on the ongoing HIV epidemic, drug use, harm reduction, and comprehensive sex education and shares how changing our outlook on these things helps us build a world where all people can thrive.

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The second part of our spotlight on Decolonizing Education brings Dr. Shotton to the podcast! In this episode, Kelli talks with Dr. Heather Shotton about who has access to educational spaces and whose epistemologies are represented and respected in education. They talk about disrupting educational spaces through Indigenous approaches, values, and lenses.

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The first of a two-part series on Decolonizing Ed, episode 11 centers on students' perspectives. In this episode, Kelli, Alham, and CJ talk about their experiences as students in different educational spaces. They explore the differences between charter schools, private schools, public schools, and universities, how their classes were taught, and what they learned from these experiences.

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