Knowledge Unbound

In this week’s episode, Jaclyn Reeves-Pepin discusses the many misconceptions the public has towards teachers and how NABT focuses on leaving a mark in the teaching experience for both mentor and students by helping teachers grow professionally in academia.

In this week’s episode, Christian Fauria and Constanza Bartholomae discuss how to make a learning environment for students based on providing the support and enthusiasm they need to move forward in their careers and in their lives.

In this week’s episode, Aubrey Sirman and our guest undergraduate student, Angie Catalina Aguilar, discuss the struggles students face in academia regarding tuition, future planning, and how proper teaching plays a key role in creating an ideal environment for learning.

In this week’s episode, Kelly Mack discusses her grad experience and the sacrifices she had to give in order to accomplish her career path, as the vision of success institutions have created a variety of challenges towards their students. 

In this week’s episode, Joianne Smith talks about the importance of building connections and an environment for students to feel recognized during their time at academia. She also highlights the crucial role of the faculty in providing those connections and resources to improve the students' experience in their community.

In this week’s episode, Thomas Tobin talks about the importance in distributing a proper learning space for students to learn to manage their learning process while building an environment that isn’t built on barriers.

In this week’s episode, Dr. Lawrence Blumer, a professor from Morehouse College, and undergraduate mentor to host Bryan Dewsbury, discusses his 35 years at Morehouse teaching, mentoring and living out a lifetime of academic curiosity.

In this week's episode, I reflect on themes of teaching, learning, and life choices with my former student Aria Mia Loberti. We discuss going from triple majoring to being cast as the lead in the Netflix short series 'All the light we cannot see' based on the book by the same name. Aria gets into her own physical journey of legal blindness to sightedness, and the platforms it provided her to be an advocate for those with disabilities. 

In this week’s episode, Juan Ramirez Lugo joined us from Universidad de Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras. Ramirez discusses his personal experiences and cultural challenges he encountered while conducting research during grad school, as well as the mindset one must adopt when joining it.

To kick off this new season of Knowledge Unbound, Bryan Dewsbury invites Dr. Asia Eaton to the studio for an insightful discussion on the evolution of society, gender norms, and interpersonal relationships in the modern age. As a social and behavioral psychologist, Dr. Eaton highlights key issues both men and women face - from the manosphere’s ideals of restricting one’s emotions to women forgoing structural support in the household - and how they each contribute to the social disconnect that impede the growth of relationships, among other issues.