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Special Ed Rising; No Parent Left BehindLabels Are for Jars: Unlearning Ableism and Embracing Human DifferenceIn this compelling and heartfelt episode, Mark explores the deep-rooted issue of ableism and how the labels we place on individuals—particularly those with disabilities—often do more harm than good. With personal stories, powerful analogies, and critical insights, he challenges the idea that difference equals deficiency.You’ll hear about:The cultural conditioning that teaches us to value conformity over authenticityHow inclusive education is a justice-driven response to outdated, medicalized views of disabilityThe hidden cost of labels in schools and societyReal-world examples of how systemic ableism sidelines incredible peopleWhy our shared humanity is strengthened—not threaten...
2025-07-2120 min
All means all! - all-means-all.educationNavigating Educational Transitions for All
Transitions—from starting school to moving into employment—can profoundly shape a learner’s experience. In this episode, we explore the theoretical and practical sides of educational transitions, highlighting how inclusive practices and person-centered planning can empower students at every stage. Through stories and strategies, discover how resilience, equity, and a collaborative mindset help learners—especially those from marginalized backgrounds—navigate these pivotal shifts successfully.
Silver Cappello
Danielle Farrel
Paty Paliokosta
Irati Sagardia-Iturria
2024-12-2700 min
All means all! - all-means-all.education“Please, don´t sit on my shoulder” - From Neo-liberal to Emancipatory Perspectives: Shifting Landscapes in the Roles of Teaching and Personal Assistants
Dive into the evolving roles of teaching assistants (TAs) and personal assistants (PAs) in educational contexts. This episode contrasts neo-liberal models of support—which can limit autonomy—with emancipatory perspectives grounded in empowerment and self-determination. Through real-world stories, we uncover the delicate balance between providing assistance and nurturing independence, ultimately suggesting reimagined, collaborative approaches that center on autonomy, inclusion, and dignity for individuals with disabilities.
Danielle Farrel
Marie McLoughlin
Eileen Schwarzenberg
Melanie Eilert
2024-12-2749 min
Movies Are ReelBest of 2022 - Day 2Join us for part 2 of the 7th annual Movies Are Reel Best Of deliberations!
Most Disappointing:
Thor: Love and Thunder
V/H/S/99
Men
Sonic: The Hedgehog 2
The Northman
Jurassic World: Dam minions
Scream (2022)
The Black Phone
Death on the Nile
The Batman
Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness
Glass Onion: A Kives Out Mystery
Best Performance:
Amber Midthunder as Naru - Prey
Johnny Knoxville as Johnny Knoxville - Jackass Forever
Gabriel LaBelle as Sammy Fableman - The Fablemans
Michelle Williams as Mitzi Fableman - The Fablemans
Ram Charan as Alluri Sitarama Raju - RRR
Rachel Sennott as Alice...
2023-03-172h 31
Married UpMen = Waffles & Women = Spaghetti (with Bill & Pam Farrel)Bill and Pam Farrel are among THE wisest people we know. Their most famous best-selling book is "Men Are Like Waffles And Women Are Like Spaghetti" (It's pretty much "marriage-canon" by now) We talk to them about this and lots more and it's gold!
2022-06-2256 min