Educated Fool

In this week's episode, I introduce a new co-host to the Educated Fool Podcast. We talk about Lil Nas X's new song, and visual "MONTERO - Call Me By Your Name."

In this week's episode, I sit down with Dr. Gena Lew Gong to discuss the current events and tragic violence against the AAPI community. 

In this week's episode, I sit down with Dr. Unique Shaw-Smith to discuss what self-care looks likes and its importance. 

This week, I take listeners on a journey to understand who I am and why I am...Want to hear more, let me know on Instagram @educated_foolpodcast or via email [email protected]

In this week's episode, I chop it up with Blaze Campbell Jacobs about her youtube channel focused on professional development, social justice, and higher education. Blaze is an authentic higher education scholar and practitioner, who strongly believe that her insight, story, brilliance, and realness should never be reserved for only those sitting in a classroom or conference session. Sit back and enjoy!

In this week's episode I sit down with Jessica Fred and I seek to learn more about the Afro/Black Latinx experience. This topic is near and dear to my heart as I raise an Afro Latina. 

In this episode, I chop it up with Sergio Perez about diversity work and staying your authentic self no matter what others say or how they feel. 

In this episode, I sit down with Pierre Campbell. I've known Pierre for over ten years, and the whole time I have known him, he has bought black and supported local businesses. As a novice in the supporting local businesses gang, I decided to chat with Pierre about why supporting local businesses and buying black is important. 

In the third episode of the Educated Fool Podcast, I sit down with Jovon Booker, a young black teacher. Who you haven't heard, research has shown that if a black student has just one black teacher growing up, their chances of attending college are increased significantly. Thus, I wanted to chat with a black teacher and his experience in the classroom to see what it is about black teachers that inspire students and help them aspire to attend college. Come kick it with us and enjoy!

In the second episode of the Educated Fool Podcast, I chat with Jerry Staples II about what it is like to do diversity work in at the time a red state and during a heightened sense of awareness around diversity work. Since the brutal murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, & George Floyd, everybody wanted to talk about diversity work and how to pull America out of his racist mindset related to black people in America. With all the think pieces and chatter from individuals, I decided to sit down with someone doing the work and doing it well. Come kick it with us and enjoy!