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EduPunx Podcast

Educator, Craig Bidiman, discusses the world of education, politics, and social justice with many everyday people throughout the world.

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88: Daniel Radin (Lake Saint Daniel & Future Teens) &...

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2020/10/26

Daniel Radin is the guitarist and vocalist in the band Future Teens and he’s also launched a new solo endeavor called Lake Saint Daniel - of which he has recently independently released a full-length album, “Good Things.” In this episode, we discuss Daniel’s experiences as a touring musician, doing the solo thing, and what it felt like to bring in a number of different tastes and styles into his sound without boundaries to create a very personal album. While we don’t talk a whole lot about Future

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87: Mike Fox & Authentic Leadership, the Pandemic,...

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2020/10/12

Mike Fox is the Assistant Director of Student and Family Engagement at Bristol Community College - he’s a great example of authentic leadership and an all-around great dude. Mike and I became acquainted six years ago when Katy started working with him at Lesley and we’ve been in touch ever since! He’s also always been a big supporter of my public speaking career so I’m glad to finally give him a platform!Mike and I discuss the importance on entertainment on college campuses, how the pandemic have

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86: Julia Hvoslef - Service Learning & Running the...

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2020/09/11

Julia Hvsolef is the Assistant Director for the Office of Student Leadership & Community Engagement at UMass Boston - we work together! Julia is a badass educator and human being. We actually also went to graduate school together at UMass Amherst, so we’ve been connected for a few years now. In this episode, you get to hear us discuss her work with service learning programs and alternative spring break trips - as well as a hearty critique of that work and what it looks like to do jobs where

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85: Casey Arn & Teaching High School Science (a bit...

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2020/08/25

Casey Arn is a high school science teacher in Oregon - he’s also a massive vinyl collector and one of my good friends! Casey has been in the education world for his entire adulthood and has a lot of wisdom to bestow upon our listeners on this episode. I’m excited that we got to chat about how he got into education and how his role at a small school consists of wearing a number of hats that require him to be prepared for really anything that comes his way. We also get into how he started collecting

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84: Phoenix Lawson & How Pop Punk Shapes Lives

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2020/08/17

I’m back with another new episode! This week I chatted with Phoenix Lawson (they/them) - who is a college readiness coach based in San Francisco. In this episode, they discuss making the move from Student Affairs to working in a high school readiness system. We also discuss the difficult job search process in student affairs and mental health coping during the pandemic. Phoenix is also a pop punk aficionado - essentially being raised on Blink 182 and Green Day, and more recently The Wonder Years. We

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83: Ryan Ribeiro & Punk Community Standards

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2020/08/05

I’m back after a three month hiatus and ready to get into it with another great punk educator in the world! Ryan Ribeiro works at Union College in upstate New York, where he now does community standards and conduct work after years of working in residence life. Fresh out of that life, Ryan is ready to tackle supporting students during the pandemic! The other side of Ryan’s life is full of punk tunes - primarily PUP and Jeff Rosenstock - the Fest community, and a lovely dog named Rocko. We hope you

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82: Kim Warnick (Calling All Crows) & Sexual...

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2020/04/27

Kim Warnick is a team member of Calling All Crows, which is a nonprofit focused on sexual harassment prevention at gigs, festivals, and other live events. This is great timing because April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month - so I wanted to have a conversation with Kim about her work with Calling All Crows and how it’s impacted the lives of concertgoers and volunteers alike. Despite the very real nature of the work Kim and I both do (with Art of Survival), this conversation was very light-hearted

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81: Derek Zanetti (the Homeless Gospel Choir) - Round...

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2020/04/16

I'm stoked to bring back Derek Zanetti of the Homeless Gospel Choir for our SECOND conversation of this podcast - nearly 2.5 years since our first chat. If you’d like to like to listen to our first conversation from Dec of 2017, click here!Zanetti writes protest songs that are meant to make people think and find some form of comfort during these troublesome times. The Pittsburgh, PA-based musician has been creating tunes and touring the world for over a decade and his new album is his first since

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80: Sara Lieto - Being a Poet & a Woman in STEM

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2020/03/24

Sara Lieto is a poet, an app developer, and all-around wonderful human. Selfishly, I wanted to interview Sara because I wanted to learn more about what she does - since we always interact at the gig in Boston but never seem to make the time to sit down and have a proper chat. So I reached out and here we are! Sara has a knack for the written word and does some great work spreading radical feminism wherever she goes. This brand of feminism creates a great foundation for her as she navigates a heavily

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79: Roman Mars (Radiotopia & 99% Invisible) - What...

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2020/02/24

Roman Mars is a founder of the podcast company, Radiotopia and the host of the podcasts, 99% Invisible as well as What Trump Can Teach Us About Constitutional Law. While Mars is an established radio and podcast host, he is a student of the world - as both of his podcasts deal with him constantly learning and figuring out ways in which we all fall into the larger societal landscape. Mars also grew up as a punk - as we explore throughout the episode. This punk upbringing influenced not only the

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78: David Cave & the Search for Meaning through Recovery

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2020/02/05

David Cave is a former skrams vocalist from Denver, Colorado - which is where most of the stories in this conversation take place. Because before moving to Boston and quickly becoming one of my best friends, David lead an entirely different life. From beginning to drink and smoke at a young age, to getting in recovery through meetings and having a sponsor, to eventually finding some peace with the universe, David has lived a lot of life in just 33 years. Now, 13 years sober, David finds himself

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77c: Top Albums of 2019 (Part 3 of 3)

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2020/01/10

2020 just started, so it’s time for top albums of 2019!I got together Scott Hayden, Casey Arn, and Katy Hamm to all return to the podcast to discuss our favorite albums of 2019!NOTE: THIS IS PART THREE of the conversation, so if you’ve missed the other two, go there first!Unless you just wanna know our top three albums, then hell yeah - you’re in the right place.Here are the songs you get to hear on this episodes (some spoilers, obviously):- “Like a Girl,” Lizzo - off the album, Cuz I Love You-

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77b: Top Albums of 2019 (Part 2 of 3)

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2020/01/10

Hey there! 2020 just started, so it’s time for top albums of 2019!I got together Scott Hayden, Casey Arn, and Katy Hamm to all return to the podcast to discuss our favorite albums of 2019!NOTE: THIS IS PART TWO of the conversation - so if you’ve missed the first part, go there first!Unless you just wanna know our top 4-7 albums, then hell yeah - you’re in the right place.Here are the songs you get to hear on this episodes (some spoilers, obviously):- “Drunk I,” Mannequin Pussy - off the album,

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77a: Top Albums of 2019 (Part 1 of 3)

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2020/01/10

Hey there! 2020 just started, so it’s time for top albums of 2019!I got together Scott Hayden, Casey Arn, and Katy Hamm to all return to the podcast to discuss our favorite albums of 2019!NOTE: THIS IS THE FIRST PART of the conversation - so start here!Unless you just wanna skip to our top 4-7 albums, then hell yeah - listen to part 2.or if you just wanna know our top 3, go to part 3!Here are the songs you get to hear on this episodes (some spoilers, obviously):- “Tail Whip, Struggle - off the

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76: Joe Palana - Stand Up Comedy & Autism Research

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2019/12/08

Joe Palana is a stand up comedian based in Boston, he is also an autism researcher - and on this episode, we discuss the ways in which Joe connects those two aspects of his life. Joe is a quick-witted, hilarious person who I watch perform virtually each week. We dig into Joe’s history as a Harvard alum, how he traveled the country doing stand up comedy, as well as his love of ska, new wave hip hop and jazz. Joe also breaks down his connection to supporting individuals with autism and how his career

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75: Rachel Betron & Anti-Imperialist Activism

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2019/11/22

This week I chatted with Rachel Betron! They work at Seattle University - in my home region of the Pacific Northwest! So it was nice to talk to someone so close to home! While Rachel and I haven’t met in human form yet, we hit it off quickly as this conversation quickly veered into some awesome topics. We started with Rachel’s educational and professional trajectory and eventually branched off into a larger conversation on the Seattle QTPOC DIY community - it’s roots in anti-imperialist and

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74: Josh Cyr (The World is a Beautiful Place...) &...

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2019/11/13

It’s time for a new season of the podcast! In this first episode back from the extended break, I sat down with Josh Cyr - who is the bassist from the band, The World is a Beautiful Place and I am No Longer Afraid to Die. We chilled out in the band’s tour van right before its sold out gig at the Great Scott in Boston - where Josh also played double duty playing bass for the opening act, Harmony Woods. Josh and I had a quick chat about his history in music, with TWIABP, and his perspectives on toxic

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73: Jack Senff & the Act of Re-Inventing Yourself...

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2019/08/29

Jack Senff is a singer-songwriter based out of Traverse City, Michigan. Jack has already had a wild ride through a number of genres and approaches to storytelling - especially as he’s transitioned from emo to post hardcore/skrams, and then into more contemporary indie jams - but now he’s truly on his own, using his own name, and releasing an incredibly stripped down release. Throughout his career, Jack has maintained his DIY ethics in touring, putting on gigs, and releasing his tunes - while

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72: Amy Hoffman (Future Teens) - Welcome to Breakup...

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2019/08/14

Amy Hoffman is the vocalist and guitarist for the Boston-based band, Future Teens! Amy is one of the most wonderful human beings in the scene and their dedication to making the scene safe and inclusive is one of the best examples of creating a community of care. Amy had a wild ride that led her not only to the east coast but also to a career as a professional musician aboard cruise ships and eventually into their role with Future Teens. The band is about to release a brand new album, and Amy is

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71: Brian MacDonald - Cosplay & Counterculture

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2019/08/01

Brian MacDonald is the Director of Residence Life at UCLA - he’s also a prominent cosplayer and promoter of the counterculture within higher education. Brian has been in the field for a while now, and this conversation serves as a way for us to unravel the many moons of his career. We dig into how authenticity comes through in our work and what it looks like to confront and acknowledge your privileges along the way. Brian also opens up about how cosplay has helped manage his mental health en route

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