This episode, we are speaking with Mark Bello. Mark is one of the first lawyers to ever sue the Catholic Church over it’s decades long sexual abuse of children. Mark helped pave the way for thousands of other victims to get closure and compensation for what they’ve endured. He’s also an author and writes fictional books based on real events that span numerous types of social justice. We even dabbled a little in political conversation with him. This was a super fun episode, hope you enjoy!
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We came up with an idea to do a reflection episode after every 3 interviews.  This will give you, the listeners, a chance to get to know these two dumb dudes. We're not sure if it's going to be a permanent fixture, but wanted to give it a try. If we get a decent amount of downloads we'll keep doing them. It's a little bit of seriousness with a whole lot of fun!

Episode 3 is with Jordan Skopp, an author and advocate for Major League Baseball fan safety. Particularly in the realm of foul ball incidents. We discuss the numbers on how many people per year are being injured, how the MLB’s response has been almost non-existent, and what Jordan is doing is make ballparks safer for everyone.  If you have been a injured at an MLB or minor league ballpark, please reach out to Jordan at [email protected] or visit his website at http://www.foulballsafetynow.com

Episode 002 is with Isabel Ramirez-Burnett.  What started out as a conversation about immigrating from the Dominican Republic to the United States, ended in the most glorious way by getting in deep about Isabel’s life journey, the for-profit healthcare system, and above all, being an advocate for yourself. 

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Welcome to the very first episode of Teach 2 Dumb Dudes!  We're your hosts Joe Bento and Rob Washburn.  This podcast has been 3 years in the making, and has evolved extensively over that time.  
This episode's guest is Ryan Hall, a Rhode Island high school teacher. He drops by to talk about the challenges of dealing with Covid both past and present, and some of the needs our school system is facing as a whole. 

Wanna know how two dumb dudes got together and started a podcast? Yea, I didn't think so either...