reeducated

Mar 09 2025 127 ep. 55 mins 5
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Conversations reimagining, rethinking, and reinventing modern education.

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How Tools Shape Thought: A Deep Dive into Cognitive Archaeology | Dr. Karenleigh A. Overmann | Director of Center for Cognitive Archeology at University of Colorado | Season 8 Episode 5 | #127

Mar 09 2025 64 mins  
What can ancient tools, symbols, and writing systems tell us about the evolution of human thought? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Karen Lee Overman, a cognitive archaeologist, to explore how our ancestors' interactions with the material world fundamentally shaped the way we think. From the earliest stone tools to the development of writing, we discuss how changes in human

The Courage to Create: Fear, Faith, and Following Your Passion | Tanya Keggin | Artist, Former Lawyer | Season 8 Episode 4 | #126

Mar 06 2025 72 mins  
In this episode, I sit down with Tanya Keggin to explore her incredible transformation from lawyer to artist and the deep self-reflection that led her there. She shares how societal expectations and the pursuit of success once kept her in the legal profession, despite her underlying passion for creativity. We discuss the fears that held her back—fear of failure, of judgment, of c

The Silent Experts: Why We Should Listen to Children | Céline Benoit | Assistant Professor at University of Nottingham | Season 8 Episode 3 | #125

Feb 24 2025 57 mins  
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Celine Benoit, an assistant professor in sociology at the University of Nottingham, to discuss a topic that often gets overlooked—how children themselves perceive education, autonomy, and the systems designed for their growth. We dive into the sociological constructs of childhood, exploring how cultural, historical, and societal norms shape ou

Who Controls Knowledge and What Does It Mean To Know? | Marcel Parent | Lecturer at Concordia University | Season 8 Episode 2 | #124

Feb 10 2025 86 mins  
In this episode, I sit down with Marcel Parent, a lecturer in the Religions and Cultures program at Concordia University, to explore the deep structures that shape how we think about the world. We dive into postcolonial theory, the ways in which colonial history still influences modern knowledge systems, and the biases we unknowingly inherit. Marcel unpacks how Western thought has

Faith in the Future: Why Education Exists | David Lewin | Professor of Philosophy of Education at University of Strathclyde | Season 8 Episode 1 | #123

Feb 04 2025 78 mins  
In this episode, we dive into the profound intersection of education, philosophy, technology, and religion with Dr. David Lewin, a senior lecturer in philosophy of education at the University of Strathclyde. Our conversation explores the fundamental questions underpinning education: What is it? What is it good for? How do we distinguish between education and other forms of influenc

Lost and Found in Japan: Exploring Culture, Fear, and Connection | Goutham Yegappan | #122

Feb 03 2025 56 mins  
In this episode, I reflect on my three-month journey through Japan—a trip that felt both like a lucid dream and one of the most emotionally intense experiences of my life. I explore the stark contrasts of living in Japan, from its unparalleled cleanliness and safety to the deep sense of isolation and disconnection I felt as a traveler. I unpack how my understanding of fear transf

Anthropology Meets Sustainability: A Social Science Approach | Sarah Helena Keller | Social Anthropologist | Season 7 Episode 14 | #121

Jan 27 2025 61 mins  
In this episode, I sit down with Sarah Keller, a junior researcher at the University of Zurich specializing in sustainability and its intersections with science, society, and policy. Sarah’s unique journey started with an unconventional childhood spent traveling across the globe, immersing herself in diverse cultures and gaining firsthand experience in anthropology long before sh

Embracing Non-Linearity: Growth Through Connection and Exploration | Naveen Shamsudhin | Founder of Kaleido | Season 7 Episode 13 | #120

Jan 27 2025 64 mins  
In this episode, I have a conversation with Naveen about personal and professional transitions, the concept of elderhood, and the power of intergenerational activism. We explore the transformative role of elders in shaping narratives and fostering a sense of responsibility within communities. Naveen shares personal stories of discovering the impact of being seen as an elder and how

The Ecosystem of Education: Collaboration, Curiosity, and Kinship | Anais Sägesser | Co-Founder & Board Member at Scaling4good | Season 7 Episode 12 | #119

Jan 27 2025 62 mins  
In this episode, I sit down with Anais Sägesser to explore a wide range of thought-provoking topics, from the intricacies of personal transformation to the transformative power of systems thinking. We delve into the differences between microeconomics—focused on reducing complexity—and systems thinking, which embraces interconnectedness and gradual, thoughtful change. Anais sha

Hope, Gratitude, and Change: A Path Toward Systemic Transformation | Alex Wolf | Founder of Realutopia | Season 7 Episode 11 | #118

Jan 21 2025 62 mins  
In this episode, I sit down with Alex Wolf, founder of realutopia, to explore the intersections of travel, personal growth, and systemic change. We begin by sharing stories from our recent travels—Alex’s reflective journey in Sicily, Italy, and my own adventures in Japan and Thailand. These experiences provide a backdrop for a deeper discussion on the challenges of connecting a