The Curriculum Studies Genealogy Project: Recent Episodes
Daniel Chapman
This podcast is dedicated to discussions of Curriculum Studies and education. We will talk with professors about their ideas, careers, and influences. For a video version, check out our youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaUKtDoUbnTlVmp_Gl4tt7w/
In this episode, Mary Aswell Doll talks about memory, poetry, myth ... and, of course, her beginnings in Curriculum Studies. She opens by reading a poem by William Butler Yeats.
In this episode Dr. Robert J. Helfenbein talks about his move from High School teacher in Raleigh, NC to Curriculum Scholar through UNC-Chapel Hill's Culture, Curriculum, and Change Program. Helfenbein's work focuses on the critical importance of spaces and places.
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In this episode Dr. John Weaver talks about his upbringing in a working class family from Eastern Pennsylvania. He, also, explains his secret way of knowing how people felt about Joe Kincheloe.
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In this episode we talk with Denise Taliaferro-Baszile. She shares her start in Curriculum Studies at Louisiana State University and her interests in joining the personal and the political.
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In this episode, we talk with Shirley Steinberg about the early influences in her career.
In this episode we talk with Richard Pipan about the influence James Macdonald had on his life and thought and career.
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In our inaugural episode, we talk with Svi Shapiro about his career and his relationship with David Purpel. For a video version: https://youtu.be/j3yRhczmEro