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A podcast seeking justice for the racially, linguistically, and neurologically minoritized. Host JPB Gerald examines issues including whiteness, raciolinguistics, academia, capitalism, and sometimes pop culture.
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Everything Everywhere
49 min
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Wack History Month, with AMT Gerald
62 min
53
A Trip to TERF Royalist Island, with Anna Meier
58 min
54
An Actually Native Calgarian, with Michelle Rob...
56 min
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Being Forced to Blaze a Trail, with Mariam El Amin
61 min
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Adjuncting in French Canada, with Nadia Helal
53 min
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Questioning Quant, with Wendy Castillo
48 min
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Baseball and Character, with Keith Stewart
72 min
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Antisocial Language Teaching, Live
28 min
60
From Majoritized to Minoritized, with Amina Douidi
61 min
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Teaching Adults for Free, with Hannah Lukow (S4E6)
58 min
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Latinx Can and What It Means to be Professional...
61 min
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"Good" Neighborhoods, with Clara Bauler
63 min
64
Nope
35 min
65
Crosswords Challenging Concepts, with Hayley Gold
50 min
66
Policies are for the Incurious, with Elizabeth ...
88 min
67
Sam's Classroom, with Samantha Harris (S3E21)
61 min
68
Keynote for NJTESOL (Bonus)
I gave the keynote for the NJTESOL conference on June 3rd..
56 min
69
Way Harsh, with Ty Slobe (S3E20)
A discussion about language and political participation
53 min
70
Discourse on White Racial Identity Development,...
A discussion about what is said regarding white racial identity development
61 min
71
Radical Copyediting, with Alex Kapitan (S3E18)
A discussion about the ideologies of copyediting and how they can be challenged
64 min
72
Dr. Gerald!
Your host has a doctorate, yo.
38 min
73
Caramel, with Rachel Elizabeth Weissler (S3E17)
A discussion about African American English, linguistic perception, melody, and caramel
67 min
74
White to the Finnish, with Johanna Ennser-Kanan...
A discussion about whiteness and language teaching from the perspective of a Scandinavian researcher
68 min
75
White People and Oregon, with Kaylynn Gunter (S...
A conversation with linguistics doc candidate Kaylynn Gunter about her research on biases and language, and then her experiences being a white person in a white space with an unjustified reputation for progressiveness.
72 min