Best Toby Jenkins Podcasts (2024)

Join the Navigationalists with Dr. Toby Jenkins to discuss promoting yourself, being present, addressing benevolent bias, and staying authentic at the very beginning. We want you to know that you belong in higher ed. We talk about the why and the how.By Dr. Jimmy Cheffen

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Navigationalist with Dr. Anna CohenMiller and Dr. Kim Case 42:07

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Join me and co-host Dr. Carolina Bailey with Dr. Anna CohenMiller of Nazarbeyev University and and Dr. Kim Case of Virginia Commonwealth University. Today, we will discuss what motherhood actually looks like in higher ed, how to handle a person who has a bad case of mansplaining, and how to handle disruptive, challenging students in the classroom.P…

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The Navigationalist with Dr. Mariela Fernandez and Dr. Bharat Mehra 36:43

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Today we will talk about your resistance capital, the tools that you use to address inequities; how to apply pressure to make structural change on campus; and how to rock the boat in your department. Join us with Dr. Mariela Fernandez and Dr. Bharat Mehra. The podcast questions include: Hello, I am Javier. I am a graduate student at the state unive…

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The Navigatinalist with Dr. Wilson Okello and Dr. Stephen Quaye 47:25

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Today, we will discuss how how to balance being an activist, an educator, and your true authentic self on campus; how to overcome the racial battle fatigue by protecting your energy; and how our students have always been bias. Join us with artist-scholar and professor, Dr. Wilson Okello, and writer/scholar, professor, Dr. Stephen Quaye.Navigational…

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The Navigationalist with Dr. Nicholas Hartlep and Dr. Daisy Ball 36:41

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Today, we will discuss being part of the faculty union as an underrepresented faculty, the reach of Racial battle Fatigue, and urge you to participate in shared governance to make a difference. Today we have Dr. Nicholas Hartlep and Daisy Ball, editors of Racial Battle Fatigue in Faculty. The podcast question include: Hello, May I be anonymous? I w…

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The Navigationalist with Dr. Tsedale Melaku and Dr. Robert Reece 35:48

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Today, we will discuss the impact of the scholar strike and reliving our trauma; what does it mean when you receive a grateful, secret, supportive email from your white counterparts in secret; and how to address one of the irritating microaggression of all, failure to differentiate. In this episode, we have Dr. Tsedale Melaku, sociologist and autho…

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The Navigationalist with Dr. Alex Iantaffi and Dr. Michael Benitez 40:29

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Join us with Dr. Michael Benitez, Vice President at the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at Metropolitan State University of Denver, and author, educator, and host of Gender Studies, Dr. Alex Iantaffi. This episode will discuss if allies are counterproductive, mitigating faculty fatigue, and combating types of microaggressions.The Navigational que…

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The Navigationalist with Dr. Joel Perez: To Codeswitch or Not Codeswitch 32:10

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Join me and co-host Dr. Carolina Bailey with Dr. Joel Perez, owner of Apoyo Coaching, specializing in coaching professionals of color to navigate predominately white organizations. In this episode, we will discuss to code-switch or not code-code-switch. That is the question for this episode. The Navigational questions include: 1. Hello, my name is …

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The Navigationalist with Dr. Leah Hollis and Dr. Wanda Malden 42:40

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Join us with Dr. Leah Hollis, scholar and author of Bully Beyond Tower and Unequal Opportunity FIred Without a Cause ; and former senior EEO Coordinator at the University at Iowa, Wanda Malden; and educator and success coach, Dr. Jacquelina Pena. In this episode, we will explore how to handle an example of a microaggression, how important to bring …

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The Navigationalist with Dr. Melissa A. Martinez, Dr. Juan F. Carrillo, and Dr. Michelle Harris 28:01

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Join us with Dr. Melissa A. Martinez, Dr. Juan F. Carrillo, and Dr. Michelle Harris. In this episode, we will discuss how important it is to have a mentor or several mentors and how not to be overworked doing diversity-related projects.The Navigational Questions include: Hello, my name is Dr. Anonymous. I am new to the college. I moved from the eas…

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35. Music Business Academia: What Makes a Student a Success in the Business with Dr. Jeremy Tubbs 54:45

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One this weeks episode of N2M I chat with Dr. Jeremy Tubbs. Jeremy is the Director of Music and Entertainment at The University of Memphis, Lambuth Campus. Dr. Tubbs teaches music history and theory, music technology, performance practices, and music business. He also provides academic advising to all Music and Entertainment majors. He and I chat a…

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34. Kevin Houston: What it Takes to Adapt and Thrive as an Engineer in Today's Music Industry 40:26

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This week I chat with producer/engineer extraordinaire Kevin Houston. Kevin has worked with the likes of Robert Plant, North Mississippi All Stars, Patty Griffin, Buddy Guy, Walter Trout, Lucero, etc. Kevin and I talk about his journey in the business, how the industry has changed and what it takes to not only thrive but survive in the long haul. S…

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33. Jimmy DeTalente: 70's Music vs. 80's Music 1:05:05

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This week I sit down with Jimbo Slice… Jimmy Detalente. Jimmy is the lead singer and songwriter for Jimmy Detalente and The Electric Revival. Jimmy and I reflect on our 20 plus year friendship, we come to complete agreement on why the 70s was the far superior musical decade to the 80s, discuss the difference between wearing your influences on your …

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32. Artist Management and the value of mentoring with Taylor Kottke 33:17

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This I make a call to La La Land to get Taylor Kottke on the phone to talk about the role of mentors and the value of a good question. Taylor Kottke, first gained an interest in the music business when she managed and sang in a local cover band in her teenage years. She then went on to pursue a degree in the field at Visible Music College, where sh…

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Career inspirations: Chris Ponting, computational biologist 21:23

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Professor Chris Ponting, computational biologist, is interviewed by Isabel Harding.Chris gave up biology at the age of 16 to focus on physics. But after finishing his Masters, he changed his mind and decided to follow his gut instinct – going back into biology via a degree in biophysics. He then specialised in bioinformatics and genomics.Chris and …

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31. Marriage and Family Therapist Toby Jenkins on Social Construction and MeToo (Part II) 26:25

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This week on N2M I continue my conversation with Toby Jenkins about social constructs, the plight of poverty, and the MeToo movement. So sit back, buckle up and adjust the rearview you are listening to Nashville to Memphis.

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30. Marriage and Family Therapist Toby Jenkins on Social Construction and MeToo 41:00

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On this weeks episode of N2M I make a call up to the bluegrass state to my long time friend Toby Jenkins to chat about social constructs, the #MeToo movement, and New Edition. Toby is a marriage and family therapist-associate is the founder of Jenkins Couples and Family Therapy LLC and Jenkins Professional Services, an executive coaching firm. Toby…

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Career inspirations: Caroline Relton, population health scientist 14:59

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Caroline Relton, population health scientist, is interviewed by Debs Barber.Today she’s a highly-respected scientist and research group leader, but Caroline first set off down another career path. Caroline’s love of science led her to study for a degree in applied biology and nutritional science, followed by the pursuit of a different passion – tea…

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29. Zion McKinney: Twinning; Calling; and Corporate Worship 50:31

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In this episode of N2M I sit down with the mysterious other child Zion McKinney. Zion is the younger of my twins, a worship leader, missionary, keyboardist, arranger, and producer and perhaps most important he is Iron as a Lion. Zion and I talk about twinning, calling and corporate worship. So sit back, buckle up and adjust the rearview you are lis…

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28. A Conversation on Preparing to Make an Album with Justin Patton 1:12:30

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This week we take a different turn on N2M. I recently guest spoke for a audio recording techniques class my good friend and frequent N2M guest Justin Patton was teaching. The topic was preparing to make an album. So in a strange twist, I am the one being interviewed and asked questions. Warning Justin was feeling a little friskier than normal with …

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Career inspirations: Toby Jenkins, biophysical chemist 17:35

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Toby Jenkins, biophysical chemist, is interviewed by Petra Kiviniemi.Professor Toby Jenkins is fascinated by bacterial and fungal infection of humans, particularly wounds and bladders. When beginning his research, he’d assumed that all clinicians and microbiologists understood what was happening in an infected wound. But the more he drilled into th…

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27. Todd Burden: Wooden, Cancer, and Mentors 1:08:52

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This week on N2M I have a conversation with one of my oldest friends Todd Burden… not just that I have known him a long time but that he is old. Todd is a basketball coach and the founder/ director of InBounds Ministries and serves as a full-time missionary. InBounds was established over 20 yrs. ago utilizing athletics as a platform to share the go…

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