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Teach the Babies w/ Dr. David J. JohnsLong Live Nigel Shelby with Camika ShelbyWarning" This episode discusses self-harm.On April 18, 2019, 15-year-old Nigel Shelby died by suicide in response to constant homophobic, anti-Black bullying at school. His mother, Camika Shelby, stops by the class to discuss keeping Nigel’s legacy as he celebrates his 21st birthday (2/1) with our ancestors. Camika reminds us of the importance of everyone using every available resource to support our babies. She says that if a child doesn’t have a safe space at home, they will go looking for it elsewhere. She provides lessons she’s learned, including through loss and in grief, for caring and compassionate adults...
2025-02-0431 min
Higher Learning with Van Lathan and Rachel LindsayThe Fresh Prince Returns, Michael Chandler’s Comments, and School Choice With Camika RoyalVan Lathan and Rachel Lindsay talk about Will Smith’s return to the public eye and the Black community’s reaction to it (09:25). Camika Royal joins to discuss Jay-Z’s campaign to help underprivileged students, school choice, and the secret issue behind the assistance (40:51). Then, they react to Michael Chandler’s comments about his adoptive sons and his interview with Ryan Clark (1:22:41).Hosts: Van Lathan and Rachel LindsayGuest: Camika RoyalProducer: Ashleigh Smith Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
2024-06-111h 40
8 Black HandsEp. 190: Not Paved for Us ft: Dr. Camika RoyalDr. Camika Royal joins the fellows to discuss her book, Not Paved for Us. Pick up your copy from Uncle Bobbie's Bookstore here: https://bookshop.org/p/books/not-paved-for-us-black-educators-and-public-school-reform-in-philadelphia-camika-royal/17846552?ean=9781682537350
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2022-12-061h 20
Southern Soul - Live Stream“Not Paved for Us” - Black Educators and Public School Reform in Philadelphia with Dr. Camika Royal“I think it's very important to have first person accounts, and if it can't be a first person account, a witness account,” shares Dr. Camika Royal, professor with 23 years of education experience and Author of Not Paved for Us. In today’s episode host D-Rich sits down with guests Dr. Camika Royal and Historian and Educator Peter J. Boykin to talk about public school reform in Philadelphia and the challenges facing Black educators now and throughout history.
While Philadelphia may be viewed as a very liberal northern city, its history is much darker and full of racis...
2022-05-1945 min
2022-03-2540 min2022-03-2310 min2022-03-1729 min2022-03-1418 min2022-03-1103 minOne Year in EgyptDay 93: Meet Kim FoxDay 93: Meet Kim Fox - Conversation with professor in practice at the Department of Journalism at the American University in Cairo, Egypt. Kim is the founder and curator of PodFest Cairo. This conversation leans in on the value of podcasting in Egypt, how Fintech needs to be implemented, and Kim’s award winning efforts at keeping herself and her students at the forefront of Egypt’s podcast economy. Catch her @kimfoxwosu/Twitter or @ohradiogirl/Instagram
2022-03-0933 min2022-03-0829 min2022-03-0202 minOne Year in EgyptDay 90: What Are the Rich Kids Being Told?Day 90: What Are the Rich Kids Being Told
2022-03-0115 min2022-02-2830 min2022-02-2828 min2022-02-2424 min2022-02-1748 min
2022-02-1749 min2022-02-1628 min2022-02-1045 minOne Year in EgyptDay 84: The Africa Cup and Corned Beef HashDay 84: The Africa Cup and Corned Beef Hash
2022-02-0732 minOne Year in EgyptDay 83: Transformation Update Path of Least ResistanceDay 83: Transformation Update Path of Least Resistance
2022-02-0236 min2022-01-3043 min2022-01-2836 minOne Year in EgyptDay 80: Police Day and Ancestral Teeth SuckingDay 80: Police Day and Ancestral Teeth Teeth Sucking
2022-01-2327 min2022-01-1934 min2022-01-1425 min2022-01-1010 min2022-01-0412 minOne Year in EgyptDay 75: Train Me Up in the Way I Should GoDay 75: Train Me Up in the Way I Should Go
2022-01-0332 min2022-01-0127 min2021-12-2548 min2021-12-1927 min2021-12-0852 min2021-11-3050 min2021-11-2341 min2021-11-2222 min2021-11-1745 min2021-11-1604 min2021-11-1420 min2021-11-1124 minOne Year in EgyptDay 62: The Game and Those Who Walk Off the JobDay 62: The Game and Those Who Walk Off the Job
2021-11-1111 min2021-11-0540 min2021-11-0429 min2021-11-0156 min2021-10-2940 min2021-10-2635 min2021-10-2415 min2021-10-2156 min2021-10-1912 min2021-10-1937 min2021-10-1553 min2021-10-1228 minOne Year in EgyptDay 49: Updates, Dreams, and No Mas PostcardsDay 49: Updates, Dreams, and No Mas Postcards
2021-10-0924 min2021-10-0718 min2021-10-0658 minOne Year in EgyptDay 44: An African Geography LessonDay 44: An African Geography Lesson: I wrap up this week with tidbits of my micro experience in Egypt, including being stuck in a bathroom stall.
2021-10-0150 minOne Year in EgyptDay 43: The Price of PeaceDay 43: The price of Peace. I went back to the bank and had to make a choice.
2021-09-3031 minOne Year in EgyptDay 42: Payday at the BankDay 42: Payday at the Bank - Payday leads to a new understanding of hunger games.
2021-09-2838 minOne Year in EgyptDay 16: Emotional IntelligenceAnother day of orientation, meeting the old teachers, and not being sold foil paper.
2021-09-2640 min2021-09-2627 minOne Year in EgyptEpisode 14.5 - EducationA note on where we are headed and why following rules is something I gotta master.
2021-09-2604 min2021-09-2621 minOne Year in EgyptDay 19: Mosques, Prisons, Churches, and SynagoguesStepping out of civilian and into tourist to get a taste of religious Egypt.
2021-09-2636 minOne Year in EgyptDay 18: The Ace ClubI’m out at Ace Club, a place specifically for foreigners. Damn, I’m foreign!
2021-09-2615 min2021-09-2627 minOne Year in EgyptDay 21: Heartbreak and EducationCheck out my teaching schedule. It might as well be in Arabic.
2021-09-2642 minOne Year in EgyptDay 12: NatashaI met another Nubian woman today named Natasha. She’s been super helpful to me over WhatsApp and today we met!
2021-09-2635 min2021-09-2625 minOne Year in EgyptDay 15: Crossing the HighwayI thought today was going to be just another day until Jinx got involved.
2021-09-2622 min2021-09-2533 min2021-09-2408 minOne Year in EgyptDay 39: Egypt Education and Texas EducationAnother after work nap has lead to philosophy rankings.
2021-09-2354 min2021-09-2128 min2021-09-2104 minOne Year in EgyptDay 36: The Week in ReviewDay 36: My first week of teaching is in the can! Feeling great about it!
2021-09-1952 min2021-09-1911 minOne Year in EgyptDay 34: An Oasis of ChildrenDay 34: I’ve discovered that these children are ready to work.
2021-09-1946 minOne Year in EgyptDay 33: My first class!Day 33: I met two of my classes today! They are smarter than me, but I’m more clever.
2021-09-1923 min2021-09-1922 minOne Year in EgyptDay 31: All I Wanted Was A DrinkDay 31: the local market is a motley place with no price tags on anything.
2021-09-1934 min2021-09-1931 min2021-09-1925 minOne Year in EgyptDay 28: Museum of EgyptMy mom called and cut my recording at the end. Be good. Be good. Be good. Be God.
2021-09-1952 minOne Year in EgyptDay 27: Stray Animals in the MotherlandAnother day. Another walk to the Mall of Egypt.
2021-09-1931 minOne Year in EgyptDay 25-26: Almost Fought a KidI was minding my own business but Sharri couldn’t and we almost got attacked by kid bandits.
2021-09-1919 min2021-09-1934 min2021-09-1931 minOne Year in EgyptDay 22: In Sickness and in Hell to the NawI took my braids out after knocking my mock lesson out the park. Here’s to unfettered confidence.
2021-09-1936 min2021-09-1902 minOne Year in EgyptEpisode 8: Evening Long WalkI overstimulated myself twice today. Hear all about it.
2021-09-1936 minOne Year in EgyptDay 7:Damn Doorbell KnockingI discover my doorbell, see camels on the highway, and realize there is no fourth floor - only a rooftop.
2021-09-1936 minOne Year in EgyptEvening of Day 6:Brown Skin in EgyptWelp…No more Mrs. Nice. Let me lay it out for you so you understand this is not a game.
2021-09-1917 minOne Year in EgyptDay 5: The Mall of EgyptThis mall is like nothing I’ve ever experienced. I walk around with the play by play.
2021-09-1917 minOne Year in EgyptDay 4: I UberedAfter dragging myself around the apartment, I finally managed to be brave and Uber. It was either that or start the process of starving.
2021-09-1926 minOne Year in EgyptDay 3: The Grapes of WrathI ventured out today to see what I could see. Found the marketplace. Probably won’t return.
2021-09-1923 minOne Year in EgyptDay 2: Just Landed in DubaiObservations, expectations and revelations. Camika has almost reached her destination.
2021-09-1911 minOne Year in EgyptDay 1:Positive Vibes: Here We GoDay 1: Leaving Dallas. Headed to Giza,Egypt to teach for 1 year. Author, Camika Spencer documents the journey. Let’s talk about the power of positive people when you’re trying to leave HOME.
2021-09-1915 min
2 Original Podcast Hosted by Chevy Earnhard & Yaco - Peco2 Original Podcast Ep. 12 Guest Camika Bajoie Editor & Chief of Shive MagazineChevy and Yaco sit with Editor & Chief of Shive Magazine Camika Bajoie and talk about how the magazine begun and what influenced her. How to be featured in the magazine. As well as tips and tricks of advertising. Along with giving some knowledgable advice directed towards the independent artist.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/2-original-podcast-pilot-episode/donations
2020-10-1350 min
Psychomusiclyricology PodcastEp 112 What's Going On Camika?Sheldon, Michael and Maurice sit down with writer, artist, singer, author, educator, book editor and business woman Camika Spencer. She talks about her two new podcast shows and business, Black Legend Heirloom. We discuss Black Lives Matter, the upcoming election and schools reopening.Camika Spencerwww.camikaspencer.comhttps://www.instagram.com/official_camika/https://www.instagram.com/blacklegendheirloom/Go with God Zodiac Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/go-with-god-zodiac/id1521861818
2020-08-121h 09