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Podcasts for Power

Our strength, and our ability to rewrite the rules extends from our vibrant communities and our powerful stories. Those powerful stories build connection and community. Take a listen to some of the leading diverse voices laying down deep discussions about the joys and challenges as we join together to create a more just future in our schools and communities. You can listen here or wherever you find your podcasts.
Tune in for education justice
By: National Education Association
Published: May 24, 2023
This resource originally appeared on NEA.org

Immigrantly

The Immigrantly Podcast is a minority women owned & run weekly podcast that features immigrants from all different walks of life to share their immigrant experiences. Immigrantly deconstructs the archaic stereotypes of what it means to be an immigrant, a child of immigrants, a person of color and everything in between. www.immigrantlypod.com

Too Dope Teachers and a Mi‪c‬

Kevin Adams and Gerardo Muñoz are #unicorns: Men of color who are classroom teachers. As they write on their podcast page, “Most folx don’t get us. Most systems in school aren’t set up for us. A lot of students are like us. We give voice to the voiceless every two weeks because, as Arundhati Roy argued, there is no such thing as the silent. Only the silenced. Take a walk on the dark side with us.” www.mistermunoz.org

All of the Above Podcast

Welcome to “All of the Above,” the show that gives you an un-standardized take on education! As its creators write, the podcast is “your home for news and analysis of all the complex, relevant, and controversial issues impacting our schools today.” Hosted by the super-dope duo of history teacher Dr. Manuel Rustin and principal-leader Jeffrey Garrett, two Black male lifelong educators based in Los Angeles. www.anchor.fm/aota/support

TransLash Podcast with Imara Jones

With anti-trans violence and political backlash at all-time highs, award-winning journalist Imara Jones hosts this podcast where trans people and allies talk back about what matters most, and discuss how to create a fairer world for all. www.translash.org/podcast

All My Relations Podcast

All My Relations is a podcast hosted by Matika Wilbur (Swinomish and Tulalip), and Dr. Adrienne Keene (Cherokee Nation) to explore our relationships— relationships to land, to our creatural relatives, and to one another. www.allmyrelationspodcast.com

Edge of Sports

Host Dan Zirin talks to Ian Kennedy author of the new book On Account of Darkness: Shining a Light on Race and Sport. We also speak to Michael Lee of the Washington Post about the reaction by the NBA to the police murder of Tyre Nichols. We also have ‘Just Stand Up’ and 'Just Sit Down’ award to everyone lifting up their voice to protest the police murder of Tyre Nichols, and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for her continuation of politics-as-usual in the City of Angels. www.edgeofsportspodcast.com

Self-Evident Asian America’s Stories‬

“Self Evident” is a podcast that challenges the narratives about where we’re from, where we belong, and where we’re going — by telling Asian America’s stories. www.selfevidentshow.com

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