I gave the keynote for the NJTESOL conference on June 3rd..

A discussion about language and political participation

A discussion about what is said regarding white racial identity development

A discussion about the ideologies of copyediting and how they can be challenged

Your host has a doctorate, yo.

A discussion about African American English, linguistic perception, melody, and caramel

A discussion about whiteness and language teaching from the perspective of a Scandinavian researcher

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.

A discussion of the way people "learn" race and what scares them about reality

On this episode, his first as a member of the Connectd Podcast network, host JPB Gerald brings on the hosts of the Vocal Fries, Drs. Carrie Gillon and Megan Figueroa, to discuss podcasting and their approaches to justice in language and outside of the siloes of academia.

In this episode, host JPB Gerald concludes his story about his journey from applying to his doctoral program up through his dissertation. This part covers the book deal, the absurd amount of projects that came together all at once, and then his proposal and IRB process and dissertation research. It's a lot! It ends with an announcement about the future of the show.If you like the work and are able to support, please visit the show's patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/unstandardized

In this episode, host JPB Gerald continues his story about his journey from applying to his doctoral program up through his dissertation. This part covers his decision to start publishing up through the creation of the Ezel Project and the book deal.If you like the work and are able to support, please visit the show's patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/unstandardized

In this episode, host JPB Gerald starts a three-part series in which he recounts his first few years as a so-called scholar. Part one is about choosing to go to school in the first place, the first year of class, and up through a pivotal conference he chose to attend.If you like the work and are able to offer any support, please visit the show's patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/unstandardized

A live recording of host JPB Gerald's  presentation from the 2021 NYS TESOL Conference on shortcuts that majoritized teachers take.If you like the work and are interested in supporting the show, please contribute over on patreon: https://www.patreon.com/unstandardized

In this episode, host JPB Gerald discusses a necessary avenue in language learning and teaching, namely the process of shifting the burden to where it belongs, the white perceiver. If you enjoy the work and are able to offer support, please consider doing so over on patreon: https://www.patreon.com/unstandardized

In this episode that switches things up a bit, host JPB Gerald discusses the reality of supposedly affordable housing and support for individuals with housing insecurity with a person with actual lived experience and expertise on the topic, his wife's colleague Kadisha Davis, who hosts the "Hear Our Voices" podcast on this topics.If you like the work and are able to support it, please donate on patreon. Anything is appreciated. Thanks!

In this episode, host JPB Gerald speaks with his good friend Dr. Clara Bauler about efforts to challenge the structures of TESOL and language teaching more broadly from their related but dissimilar perspectives as semi-insiders. It's fun, and you should enjoy it. If you like the work and are able to offer support, please do so over on patreon: https://patreon.com/unstandardized. Thanks!

On this episode, host JPB Gerald speaks with Dr. Siobhán McElduff about ancient languages, classics, grammar, and how all of these subjects combine to be used as a barrier to exclude and oppress.If you are able to contribute and like the work, please consider toss a few bucks in at patreon: https://www.patreon.com/unstandardizedThanks.

Do better, academia. Donate on patreon if you like the work! https://www.patreon.com/unstandardized

In this episode, host JPB Gerald speaks with Gabriella Licata about the ways in which harmful and oppressive language ideologies are reproduced by the very way that language education is structured, both inside and outside of academia. If you like the work and are able to contribute, donations of any amount are greatly appreciated: https://www.patreon.com/unstandardized