Nothing Never Happens

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  • Of Decolonization and Its Metaphors: A Conversation with K. Wayne Yang, Act 1

    For our April podcast, Lucia and Tina interview Wayne Yang of UC San Diego. Prof. Yang writes in A Third University is Possible, “To be very clear, I am not advocating for rescuing the university from its own neoliberal desires but rather for assembling decolonizing machines, to plug the university into decolonizing assemblages.” In Act 1, we …

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    34 min
  • A Third University Is Always Happening: A Conversation with K. Wayne Yang, Pt. 2

    The University of California San Diego is on Kumeyaay land. The chancellor’s house is on an indigenous burial ground. How do universities move beyond guilt and toward a rematriation of the land? How do we teach, and train teachers, in these places with such violent history? How do we live and teach sustainably on this …

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    35 min
  • Teaching as Bricolage: A Conversation with Shirley Steinberg, Pt. 1

    Prof. Shirley Steinberg speaks with us amid a global pandemic. For some of us, this pandemic has exposed what we already new about neoliberal higher education: the proliferation of the banking model of education, top-down power relations, undemocratic classrooms and departments, etc. In her work in critical pedagogy, Steinberg has long been challenging and resisting the …

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    38 min
  • Righteous Indignation for Change: A Conversation with Shirley Steinberg, Act 2

    In Act 2 of our April podcast, Shirley Steinberg talks further about the Freirean foundations of her education theory and practice. She calls on teachers and students to live out righteous indignation in our educational systems and how to create resistance and change. “We have to be in stealth,” says Steinberg, and shed light on how …

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    37 min
  • Shirley Steinberg, Pt. 2: Righteous Indignation for Change
    In Part Two we continue “to read the word in the world” with Shirley Steinberg. Steinberg talks further about the Freirean foundations of her education theory and practice. She calls on teachers and students to live out righteous indignation in our educational systems and how to create resistance and change. “We have to be in … Continue reading "Shirley Steinberg, Pt. 2: Righteous Indignation for Change"
    34 min
  • A Third University Is Always Happening: Part Two of a Conversation with K. Wayne Yang
    The University of California San Diego is on Kumeyaay land. The chancellor’s house is on an indigenous burial ground. How do universities move beyond guilt and toward a rematriation of the land? How do we teach, and train teachers, in these places with such violent history? How do we live and teach sustainably on this … Continue reading "A Third University Is Always Happening: Part Two of a Conversation with K. Wayne Yang"
    34 min
  • Educating for Democracy: A Conversation with Scott Myers-Lipton, Act 2

    “Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will.” — Frederick Douglass In Part Two Scott describes ways of integrating the community (university, city, state, nation) with the classroom. Students are citizens, with power, who have the knowledge and tools to change public policy. Students determine the issues they want to …

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    30 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…