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Nothing Never Happens episodes

  • Trans*Pedagogies: A Conversation with Dr. Z Nicolazzo
    Part 1: Toward a Critical Collaborative Pedagogy From the field of studies in higher education come deep insights into pedagogical theory and practice. In the second of a series on trans*pedagogies, and on the recommendation of Dr. T.J. Jourian, I invited Dr. Z. Nicolazzo to talk about teaching and activism. Nicolazzo is assistant professor of … Continue reading Trans*Pedagogies: A Conversation with Dr. Z Nicolazzo →
    34 min
  • What would we be doing if we weren’t doing this?: A Freirean Focus Group on a Democratic Departmental Journey

    This October podcast is a bit self-serving. Our Religious Studies Department has been on a 30+ year journey into what it would be to live into Freire’s vision for democratic education. How can liberatory pedagogies inform our work at the department level? In what ways can we model our commitment to an education for freedom …

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    46 min
  • What would we be doing if we weren’t doing this?: A Freirean Focus Group on a Democratic Departmental Journey
    This October podcast is a bit self-serving. Our Religious Studies Department has been on a 30+ year journey into what it would be to live into Freire’s vision for democratic education. How can liberatory pedagogies inform our work at the department level? In what ways can we model our commitment to an education for freedom … Continue reading What would we be doing if we weren’t doing this?: A Freirean Focus Group on a Democratic Departmental Journey →
    46 min
  • Education for Global Citizenship: An Interview with Carlos Alberto Torres: Part 2:

    In Part 2 Torres talks about the origins and work of the UCLA Paulo Freire Institute in social justice education. He discusses his many influences (Gramsci, Marx, liberation theology, Alves, Dussell, Habermas, Bourdieu, Illich, Rawls, Dewey, Gadotti, to name a few), and the new theoretical directions of his graduate students in ecopedagogies and anarchist pedagogies. …

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    32 min
  • Freire’s First Critic: An Interview with Carlos Alberto Torres

    Freire’s First Critic, Act 1 Carlos Alberto Torres is Professor of Social Sciences and Comparative Education at UCLA (2009-present), past Director of the UCLA Latin American center (1995-2005) and founder of the Paulo Freire Institute in São Paulo, Brazil (with Freire in 1991),    Buenos Aries, Argentina, and UCLA (since 2002). Prof. Torres is also …

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    35 min
  • Education for Global Citizenship: An Interview with Carlos Alberto Torres: Part 2:
    In Part 2 Torres talks about the origins and work of the UCLA Paulo Freire Institute in social justice education. He discusses his many influences (Gramsci, Marx, liberation theology, Alves, Dussell, Habermas, Bourdieu, Illich, Rawls, Dewey, Gadotti, to name a few), and the new theoretical directions of his graduate students in ecopedagogies and anarchist pedagogies. … Continue reading Education for Global Citizenship: An Interview with Carlos Alberto Torres: Part 2: →
    32 min
  • Freire’s First Critic: An Interview with Carlos Alberto Torres: Part 1
    Carlos Alberto Torres is Professor of Social Sciences and Comparative Education at UCLA (2009-present), past Director of the UCLA Latin American center (1995-2005) and founder of the Paulo Freire Institute in São Paulo, Brazil (with Freire in 1991), Buenos Aries, Argentina, and UCLA (since 2002). Prof. Torres is also President of the World Council of … Continue reading Freire’s First Critic: An Interview with Carlos Alberto Torres: Part 1 →
    35 min
  • Theatre as Pedagogy: Victoria Rue Interview Part 2

    In the second half of our conversation Victoria Rue talks about the importance of theatre in the classroom as a way to break out of the ruts and old habits of traditional teaching. She offers suggestions for tools on the journey, as well as stories of her own experiences of transformative teaching and learning with …

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    43 min
  • Theatre as Pedagogy: A Conversation with Victoria Rue

    Theatre as Pedagogy, Act 1 Victoria Rue is a professor, author, playwright, theatre director and workshop leader, and Roman Catholic womanpriest. She has taught at San Jose State University from 2004 to the present in Comparative Religious Studies and Women’s Studies. In the Fall of 2018 she will be at Dar Al Calamar University College …

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    30 min
  • Theatre as Pedagogy: Victoria Rue Interview Part 2
    In the second half of our conversation Victoria Rue talks about the importance of theatre in the classroom as a way to break out of the ruts and old habits of traditional teaching. She offers suggestions for tools on the journey, as well as stories of her own experiences of transformative teaching and learning with … Continue reading Theatre as Pedagogy: Victoria Rue Interview Part 2 →
    43 min

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Nothing Never Happens is a journey into cutting-edge pedagogical theory and praxis, where co-hosts Tina Pippin and Lucia Hulsether connect with leading voices in radical teaching and learning. We…