From Negative to Narrative: Pinecone Image

From Negative to Narrative: Pinecone Image

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From Negative to Narrative: Pinecone Image episodes

  • Mirror, Window, or Sliding Glass Door?

    COMMENTS: Drop Your Thoughts

    Mirror, Window, or Sliding Glass Door? (The Identity Reaction). In today's, we are doing something a little different. We are having a "Reaction Conversation" to close out the four-episode journey exploring educator identity. I recently sat down with an article by Professor Shaylyn Marks in the Spring 2026 issue of American Educator magazine titled "Being Seen." 

    Being Seen article by Professor Shaylyn Marks

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    10 min
  • Conformed and Commissioned Texas 2036 Narrative Victory

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    In today's show, we discuss how classrooms AND DISTRICTS are filled with high-stakes, complex policies and students who are searching for more than just a grade. Under State policy Texas 2036, parental expectations, and student needs.

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    13 min
  • What's Your Educator Identity?

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    Reacting to Education Week Article "I Don’t Have to Love My Students to Be a Good Teacher." 

    In today's episode, we are venturing into territory that might feel a bit jarring. Perhaps even a little “off limits” for the typical faculty room or teacher’s lounge conversation. Conversation will provide a space where educators face the friction of the profession and seek the masterpiece hidden within.



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    14 min
  • Female Pinecone Unfolding – Self as Image-Bearer

    COMMENTS: Drop Your Thoughts

    Today's podcast guides educators through job loss, rejections, and contract endings during Women’s History Month of March. The female pinecone serves as a metaphor for the unfolding of hidden beauty amid hardship and change. Receive journal prompts and S.W.O.T./N.O.I.S.E. analysis tools to reframe setbacks and change as growth. 

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    10 min
  • Shared Burdens, Triumphs - Women Leading Through Systems

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    Legacy of the late Bishop Charles J. Reed. Shared Burdens, Triumphs - Women Leading Through Systems that celebrates how women leaders transformed exclusion into shared responsibility, cola boring with the late Bishop C.J. across reformed Protestant fellowships to foster equity, distributive leadership and systemic advancement in biblically led church cultural.

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    13 min
  • Building Bridges Empowering Others for Ministry

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    The Legacy of the Late Bishop Charles J. Reed. The late founder of "Convening of the Evangelist" Pastor Evelyn L. Killingsworth Turnquist built bridges empowering women in ministry during a time when women were not widely accepted in Christian churches to be ministers of the Gospel of Jesus Christ beyond the role of Sunday school teachers.

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    12 min
  • Prophetic Vision Birthed 24 Years Ago: Pinecone Image "Door"

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    Pastor Appreciation Month series Part 1: Dedicated to honoring the women of vision and resilience who served under the founder and senior Pastor, Bishop Charles J. Reed of the Pilgrim Cathedral of Harlem. First generation of sons to forward Christ kingdom work of opening doors for women in ministry beyond the pulpit.

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    15 min
  • The Scattered Seeds: Rewriting Your Leadership Story

    COMMENTS: Drop Your Thoughts

    The Scattered Seeds: Rewriting Your Leadership Story. Today's episode explores how the challenges you face as a principal are actually seeds being scattered for future growth. But more than that, we Are going to learn how to change the story you tell yourself about those challenges – because the story you tell determines not just how you feel, but how you lead, how you inspire, and how you create change in your school community.


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    16 min
  • FINDING YOUR STORY: A PRINCIPAL'S GUIDE TO SCHOOL AND SELF

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    Today’s guest part 2,Michael Taylor talks about the joys and challenges of leadership, especially the art of turning a difficult situation into a positive narrative. Micheal Taylor is a certified administrator and math educator, offering encouragement to principals (aspiring principals).



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    34 min

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 Helping educators (teachers, administrators, superintendents) transform the challenges of everyday living into  a powerful narrative.

Starting with self as the first beholder of…