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In today's episode, my good friend Aditya Choksi steps in as host to explore my time working with tribal communities in Gudalur, Tamil Nadu, located in southern India. My journey involved collaborating with two organizations: initially, I worked with the Vidhodaya school, followed by working with the One All Ultimate Frisbee organization. I'm so eager to share the work both these amazing organizations do. I hope you enjoy this conversation!

Hi! It's great to be back, and I hope you're all having an amazing 2024 so far. In the opening five episodes of season 2, I've brought on some of my close friends to take over the hosting duties. We'll be covering my adventures across India, focusing on both my travel experiences and my time teaching. This episode kicks off with the initial month and a half of my trip, a period I spent time with family and immersed myself in our religion, traditions, and culture. I'm thrilled to share this journey with you. I hope you enjoy the conversation!

In today's conversation with Dr. Richard Stephens, we explore the psychological aspects of cursing. Dr. Stephens breaks down his research, delving into the benefits of swearing for pain tolerance and performing physical tasks. We then explore the different methodologies for understanding and teaching the complexities of swearing. This is a continuation of our cursing series, starting with episode 39, with Dr. Kristy Beers Fagersten. Hope you enjoy!

Dr.Doka is a Professor Emeritus at the Graduate School of The College of New Rochelle and is a senior Vice-President for Grief Programs for the Hospice Foundation of America.  He has written When We Die: Extraordinary Experiences at Life’s End, Living with Grief since COVID-19, Intimacy and Aging America: Coping with loss, dying, and death in later life. In this conversation we delve in

Dr. Doka's Website: https://drkendoka.com/

After a long hiatus due to a cross country road trip from D.C to S.F and a flight to Chennai, Tamil Nadu, I finally have some time to start recording again. I'm so excited to be back. In this week's conversation, Dr. Fägersten shares her insights into the history and sociology of swearing and its complex history. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.

Dr. Fägersten's Website: https://www.sh.se/english/sodertorn-university/contact/researchers/kristy-beers-fagersten

I'm about to graduate in one week and I can't tell you how excited I am for my next adventure. In today's episode Dr. NaLette Brodnax and I start by discussing the intersection of data science and public policy, moving on to talking about some of the shortcomings of the current climate of academia. We then move on to discussing her research studying discipline in schools, and how race plays a role in the type of correction a student receives. I found this conversation to be really insightful, and I hope you do too.

In today's episode Dr. Jennings and I discuss the philosophy of SEL, several critiques of its principles, current issues in the public educational system, innovative solutions, and the purpose of education. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.

Dr. Jennings' Website: https://education.virginia.edu/about/directory/patricia-jennings

In this week's episode we discuss the reasons humans communicate, how effective communication differs from manipulation, whether thoughts precede language, why slang develops, and the limitations of languages. I hope you enjoy this conversation!

Dr. Vangelisti's Website: https://commstudies.utexas.edu/faculty/anita-vangelisti

I'm so excited to share this episode to add to our discourse on the difference between training and education. Dr. Carnevale currently serves as research Professor and Director of the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce. He served as Vice President for Public Leadership at the Education Testing Service (ETS), and was appointed by President George Bush to serve on the White House Commision on Technology and Adult Education. He was also appointed to Chair the National Commission on Employment Policy by President Clinton. In this episode we discuss the value of introducing training in high school, the purpose of education in relation to employment, the economic value of higher education, and the inequitable outcomes of schooling. I hope you enjoy!

Dr. Carnevale's Website: https://cew.georgetown.edu/about-us/staff/anthony-p-carnevale/

It's our final episode on the ChatGPT installment and I am so pleased to bring back Dr. Monte Johnson. Today we begin by attempting to define the concepts of artificial, intelligence, and knowledge. We then move on to discussing various methodologies to integrating AI into our learning processes. I really hope you enjoy this conversation.

Dr. Johnson's Website: https://philpeople.org/profiles/monte-ransome-johnson