Educreate: Recent Episodes
Dr. Portia York
Dr. York has unfiltered conversations with educators, artists, theologians, and change agents about the influence that their work has on community. These individuals are creative in their life’s work as they educate and make an impact in their communities and the world. These conversations may spark your passion for enhancing and impacting others in the world. This podcast explores creative thinking that triggers effective results!!!
In this episode of Educreate, listen to the story of my creative journey to becoming a fiber artist and educator as I overcome life challenges. I share experiences of my background growing up in Boston, how my education shaped me, and how I eventually unleashed myself from self imposed barriers. These life changing incidents helped shape who I am today. Hear more about my chapter, The Unleashed Educator, in the book Conquering Academia: Transparent Experiences of Diverse Female Doctoral Students. Tune in now, and like and share the podcast if you enjoy it. Thanks for your support.
Meet Ms. Alicia Dervin In this episode of Educreate. Listen to the creative transformation made by Alicia as she shares experiences of her childhood dealing with negative self image and other tribulations later in life that assisted her on her transformation journey. These life changing incidents helped shape who she is today. Also, have fun listening to her intimate connect to the Jeopardy game show. Alicia shares insight on her book chapter, My Baby Ain't No Slow Leak, in the book Conquering Academia: Transparent Experiences of Diverse Female Doctoral Students. Tune in now, and like and share the podcast if you enjoy it.
Meet Dr. Brittany Hunt as she shares stories about her Lumbee culture, connection with family, and the things that her mother taught her. Brittany shares that she is inspired by the song Brown Skin by Dark Water Rising. We get to hear clips of that amazing song in this episode and excerpts from her book chapter Like My Mother and Grandmother Taught Me: Untameable Indigenous Womanhood in White Academic Spaces, in the book, Conquering Academia: Transparent Experiences of Diverse Female Doctoral Students. I hope you enjoy this episode and share it with everyone.
Dr. Hunt can be followed on
Facebook @ Brittany Danielle Hunt
Twitter @audaciouslyndn
Podcast: The Red Justice Project
In this episode, laugh, nod, and be intrigued by the stories that Dr. Stephanie Jones- Fosu shares about her childhood, upbringing, and background that helped shape her identity. She shares insight on her book chapter, Stretch to be Strengthened, in the book Conquering Academia: Transparent Experiences of Diverse Female Doctoral Students. Tune in now, and like and share the podcast if you enjoy it.
Join guest Dr. Sonyia Richardson as she shares stories and information on how she uses creativity in mentoring. She pulls from content that she wrote in her chapter, The Take Over in a collaborative book with seven diverse female doctoral students.