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JPROF

Jim Stovall

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Jim Stovall was a journalism professor for nearly four decades. In this podcast he shares some of the stories that he has learned about writers, journalists, the writing process, and just about anything else that he finds interesting. You can sign up for his weekly newsletter at his website jprof.com. Jim's latest book is Heads and Tales: Caricatures and Stories about the Famous, the Infamous, and the Just Plain Interesting. That book is available on Amazon.com.
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Everyone knows a caricature as those silly cartoon sketches from the board walk, but is that all there is to it? Exaggerated Features wants to find all the ways caricature fits into our world, both on and off the boardwalk.
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.:Dyssonance:.

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Yeah, that one. Breaking all the rules, in order to create new expectations, Dyssonance is a recognized expert on Trans lives, a sociologist and psychologist with a peculiar and particular take on issues such as human rights, oppression, and social governance. Just when you think you have her figured out, she'l show you where you went wrong, or where you went right. Tune in, and experience what some have called a woman for whom drinking bleach is preferable to dealing with, and others have c ...
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The Real Killer

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On November 16, 2023, Keith LaMar is scheduled to be executed by the State of Ohio. He has been on Death Row for almost 28 years, convicted of leading a so-called death squad and murdering five men during the 1993 prison uprising at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility. The 11-day revolt is still one of the longest and bloodiest in U.S. history. But Keith claims he’s not the real killer; he says he’s innocent. He says he was not only targeted by investigators but also railroaded by prosec ...
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The Vermont Conversation is a VTDigger podcast hosted by award-winning journalist David Goodman. It features in-depth interviews about local and national topics with politicians, activists, artists, changemakers and ordinary citizens. The Vermont Conversation is also an hour-long weekly radio program that can be heard on Wednesdays at 1 p.m. on WDEV/Radio Vermont.
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Between the Lines

From the secular to the sacred in education.

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Welcome to Between the Lines: a podcast for nuanced conversations about education. “The joy of learning is as indispensable in study as breathing is in running,” wrote Simone Weil. At Between the Lines, this joy of learning is the air we breathe: the joy of discovery, of opening one’s mind to new ideas, and of reading, writing, and reasoning about the most important things. Above all, education is a joy because it hones the human powers of rational thinking—learning both what really is, and ...
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I know you all have missed us! We are finally back after a much-needed spring break. On today's episode we discuss the issue of when people become a caricature of themselves. Typically, this occurs when someone takes a personality trait or quality and lean into it so hard they are no longer "themselves". Let us know your thoughts in the comments or…
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On this episode of the Freedom Writers Podcast, Erin Gruwell sits down with Freedom Writer Sue Ellen Alpizar to discuss her powerful story of resilience and healing. Sue Ellen shares the challenges of growing up in a dysfunctional household, the impact of losing her brother, and her decision to break the cycle of silence surrounding mental health.T…
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We've got another two-parter for you! On today's episode we discuss how the passing of time tends to make us appreciate the "little" things more. Everyone has heard the saying, "You don't know what you've got until it's gone." Do you find this to be true in your life? Leave us your thoughts at FTOTDPodcast@gmail.com or comment below. Mal Dawg's Med…
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On today's episode we discuss something that most people probably suffer from but have no idea... decision fatigue. We discuss what it is and what you can do about it. We would love to hear how you combat this challenge. Leave us a comment or email us at FTOTDPodcast@gmail.com . Mal Dawg's Media Minute Article Link: https://secretlifeofmom.com/pay-…
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Today's episode is short and sweet due to time restraints. Due to this, we're bringing you another two-part discussion. Like ourselves, many people enjoy helping others. The big question is: When does helping become hurtful? Can you help too much? Listen in and let us know your thoughts at FTOTDPodcast@gmail.com.…
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On this episode of the Freedom Writers Podcast, Erin Gruwell sits down with Freedom Writer Shanate Jones. They discuss the traumatic experience of Shanate's youth, like having her childhood home invaded by police, the challenges she faced with disrespectful authority figures, and overcoming depression. Shanate also discusses her time in the militar…
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Today is part 2 of the 2-part series where we wrap up the discussion of the question: When did work become a 4-letter word? Why do we dread the weekdays and only "live" for the weekends? Unfortunately, our special guest could not make it this time, but we will save them for a future date! Let us know your thoughts at FTOTDPodcast@gmail.com…
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Today is part 1 of a 2-part series where we dive into the question: When did work become a 4-letter word? Why do so many people seem to only live for the weekends and dread the work week? Are we missing out on precious time when we are constantly counting down the days until something else? Let us know your thoughts at FTOTDPodcast@gmail.com Mal Da…
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On today's episode we discuss birth order and its possible effect on personality. Are the generalized assumptions true? Listen in to see if you can relate to (or maybe disagree with) what we discover, and feel free to leave us a comment while you're at it. Adler's Birth Order Chart for Reference: https://www.studocu.com/row/u/2071044?sid=0170844762…
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On today's episode we have our FIRST GUEST of season 2... colleague and Huntington heroine, Annette Chenoweth! We decided to take a dive into exploring personalities and all the diverse traits within them. We used the Enneagram Test and the Briggs-Myers Theory Test to guide this discussion. If you would like to see what your personality type is, cl…
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Today's episode is a continuation of our previous discussion about leadership and influence on others. If you would like to be a part of the conversation, we have a new way to contact us! Please send your thoughts or comments to FTOTDPodcast@gmail.com . Please follow us and share with your friends! Mal Dawg's Media Minute Article Link: https://www.…
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On this episode of the Freedom Writers Podcast, join Erin Gruwell as she speaks with original Freedom Writer Latilla Cain, who delves into her life's mission of championing for others. Through heartfelt stories, Latilla illustrates the importance of support, love, and understanding in forging paths to success and building stronger communities.…
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On today's episode we will talk about the influence we may (or may not) have on others and what that means to us. Leadership/mentorship/parenthood are all tough things to navigate. This is the first of a two part episode. We will continue the discussion next week. Do you think you have an impact on others around you? Let us know in the comments. Ma…
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On this week's episode, we try to figure out what trait do all teachers have in common. On top of this, we discuss favorite classes, the weather, and an unfortunate microwave incident. Whether you are a teacher or not, feel free to share your comments with us. Mal Dawg's Media Minute Article Link: A Chop’t customer claims she found part of a finger…
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In this episode, we speak to Dr. Andrew Seeley about the fall of Rome, the Medieval period, and attempt to learn what shift in ideas led to the Renaissance and Scientific Revolution. Dr. Seeley is the President of the Boethius Institute and Director of Advanced Formation for Educators at the Augustine Institute. He received a Licentiate from the Po…
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We hope everyone is staying warm and safe out there! The frigid temps made us a little late on releasing this one. On today's episode we discuss our first jobs and if they can (or maybe not) determine or have any effect on the career you are in now. The fellas and I all followed very different paths but somehow ended up here together. Let us know y…
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On this episode of the Freedom Writers Podcast, join Erin Gruwell and original Freedom Writer Carlos Barragan as they delve into Carlos' remarkable journey from the challenging streets of Long Beach to a life of purpose and success. In a candid conversation, Carlos opens up about his past as a graffiti artist known as 'Idol,' his struggle with fami…
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In this week's episode we speak with Thomas Roe: Latin, literature, grammar, and history teacher since 2011. Thomas is currently a faculty recruiter at Valor Education and wrote his master's thesis, "Sonnets on Sticks: An Apologia for Sentence Diagramming in Classical Education," as part of an M.A. at the University of Dallas. If you are interested…
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Happy New Year! It's 2024! On today's episode we're discussing can people actually change? This isn't just about resolutions. We'll explore the depths of what it means to "change" and how does someone measure that. We'd love to hear your input in the comments. Links for Topic Research: https://nam12.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F…
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Today's episode is the part 2 of the "Things I Don't Understand" episode. We would highly suggest you listen to that one first before you give this one a listen. This is a shortie, but a goodie. Please excuse a couple of interruptions (school noises problems). Also, this is our only bonus episode due to the holiday break. We will be…
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On today's episode we will discuss topics that we just can't quite wrap our heads around. Big and little ideas a like. Let us know your thoughts of what you don't understand down in the comments. This episode is a 2-parter! We just couldn't fit it all into one. And it's true - We are FINALLY available now on Apple Podcasts! Mal Dawg's Media Minute …
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Today's episode is sport-centric. We will dive into the lifelong question - What is the world's toughest sport? Listen a long and feel free to give your 2 cents in the comments! Research Articles: https://nam12.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cornholeworldwide.com%2Fwhat-are-the-most-difficult-sports-to-play%2F&data=05%7C02%…
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In this episode, Erin Gruwell is joined by original Freedom Writer Melvin Logan to unfold a tale of change and growth. Discover how a single classroom note sparked a revolution in education, and follow Melvin's path from a troubled youth on the gang-riddled streets of 1990s Long Beach to a catalyst for change in classrooms across the globe. Now, as…
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On today's episode we discuss which would be more challenging: someone from 2023 living in the 1800's OR someone from the 1800's living in the present day. Let us know your thoughts! Mal Dawg's Media Minute Article Link: The iPhone 12 emits too much radiation and Apple must take it off the market, French agency says | AP News…
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Welcome back! This is the first episode of Season 2 of the First Thought of the Day Podcast. Today's topic: Dreams. Please excuse the audio in the beginning of the episode. Stick with us, it will get better! Digital Editing Credit: M. Wright Article Source: AI and 10 seconds of voice can screen for dia | EurekAlert!…
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On this episode of the Freedom Writers Podcast, Erin Gruwell and original Freedom Writer Mauricio Antonio "Tony" Becerra explore themes of ambition, identity, and hope. Tony shares his powerful story, starting with the significance of his name and the personal choice to adopt "Tony" as a means to avoid ridicule and mispronunciation by teachers. Thr…
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Master Moore speaks on the power of caricature as a catalyst for transformation and evolution. • Alan Moore is a highly regarded British author and comic book writer known for his groundbreaking contributions to the medium. With a prolific career spanning decades, Moore has crafted intricate narratives that challenge the conventions of storytelling…
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Journey through a vivid tapestry of resilience and relentless spirit with Narada Comans on this episode of the Freedom Writers Podcast. From a tumultuous neighborhood of Pittsburgh to the chaotic streets of Los Angeles during the infamous riots, Narada's childhood was a battlefield, punctuated by domestic violence, homelessness, and racial tension.…
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Alan Moore speaks on television about his work, views and more. • Alan Moore is a highly regarded British author and comic book writer known for his groundbreaking contributions to the medium. With a prolific career spanning decades, Moore has crafted intricate narratives that challenge the conventions of storytelling. His works, including “Watchme…
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The inkwell sage, weaver of tales esoteric, bids words and images dance to secret rhythms, revealing mysteries between every panel... • Alan Moore is a highly regarded British author and comic book writer known for his groundbreaking contributions to the medium. With a prolific career spanning decades, Moore has crafted intricate narratives that ch…
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In this week's episode of the Freedom Writers Podcast, Erin Gruwell is joined by Dr. Robert Alsop, President of Waldorf University. Dr. Alsop and Waldorf’s commitment to fostering an environment where students feel seen, heard, and encouraged is truly inspiring, and we hope this episode leaves you feeling enlightened and empowered to make a differe…
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On this week's episode, Erin Gruwell speaks with Jayden Braddock, a student author who shares his journey of navigating an autism diagnosis and finding his voice through writing. Joining them is Jayden's mother, Dr. Freda Braddock, an educator who advocates for inclusive classrooms. Dr. Braddock offers advice to parents seeking accommodations for n…
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On this week's episode, Erin Gruwell is joined by Jasmine Matthews, a disability advocate and student author from Dear Freedom Writer. Jasmine discusses her journey as a sight-impaired individual and the importance of redefining the language used to describe disabilities. They are also joined by Nare Garibyan, an esteemed author and educator who ha…
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On our inaugural episode, step into the enigmatic mindscape of Alan Moore, where imagination intertwines with genius. Unveiling untold tales and thought-provoking insights, this podcast is a portal to the extraordinary world of a literary maestro. • Alan Moore is a highly regarded British author and comic book writer known for his groundbreaking co…
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In this week’s powerful episode of the Freedom Writers Podcast, host Erin Gruwell is joined by four dynamic individuals who are making a difference as activists and educators. Tara Bordeaux, Dean Abraham, Jasmine Nelson, and Aaron Bos-Lun share their personal experiences and insights, discussing topics like representation, identity, and the challen…
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On this week's episode, Erin Gruwell is joined by original Freedom Writers, Melvin Logan and Carlos Barragan. Both Carlos and Melvin are inspiring and loving fathers who share what it was like growing up in Long Beach surrounded by poverty, racism, and gang violence. They discuss their survival, how they turned their pain into purpose, and breaking…
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On this week's episode, Erin Gruwell is joined by Tony Award-winning actor John Benjamin Hickey – who plays Brian Gilford (one of the rival educators) in the film “Freedom Writers.” John shares his insights on the transformative power of storytelling, how his roles have influenced his outlook on life, and the lessons he’s learned along the way from…
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On this week's episode of the Freedom Writers Podcast, Erin Gruwell is joined by Trudie Strobel, a Holocaust survivor whose astonishing path took her from a childhood of hardship in Ukraine to a life of strength and creativity in the United States. Together with Jody Savin, an acclaimed filmmaker and Trudie's biographer, they explore the impact of …
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As Keith LaMar’s execution date fast approaches, support pours in from near and far. Will it be enough to save him? For photos and documents related to this and every episode: https://www.instagram.com/the_real_killer_podcast/?igshid=MGU3ZTQzNzY%3D See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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In this powerful episode of the Freedom Writers Podcast, we are honored to share the story of Loung Ung, a Cambodian-American human rights activist and author. Loung takes us on an emotional journey through her harrowing experiences as a child under the brutal Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia, recounting the unimaginable adversity she faced and the r…
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