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Three for the FoundersEp. 26 - Private Schools, Public Lies: Who Gets to Belong in Education? (Part 2)What do YOU think? Text us and let us know!🎙️ NPR meets Charlamagne tha God — thoughtful, provocative, and deeply human. Welcome back to Three for the Founders — where classroom truths meet kitchen-table honesty. Today, we’re diving into part two of a conversation that every educator, parent, and student in America needs to hear: “Private Schools, Public Lies: Who Gets to Belong in Education?”Our guests — Julie Clark, New York Times bestselling author, parent, and public school teacher — and Luivette Resto, internationally award-winning poet, parent, and independent school English teacher — join us to break down what...
2025-12-0147 minThree for the FoundersEp. 25 – The Talk, The Timeout, and The Truth About Education (Part 1)What do YOU think? Text us and let us know!How do you raise and teach children to be kind and accountable in a world that often rewards neither? This week on Three for the Founders, hosts Reynaldo Antonio, Lybroan, and Jon get real about “gentle parenting,” classroom culture, and what education is actually for—with two powerhouse guests who’ve seen it all from both public and private school perspectives.Julie Clark—veteran Santa Monica public school educator and New York Times bestselling author—joins Luivette Res...
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Poetic ResurrectionWomen’s History Month - PoetsIn finishing Women’s History Month, these accomplished poets have the essence of life and experience. With all the women in this month, I have learned much about them and myself. I am truly grateful to all the women on the podcast. Please listen to these inspiring talks. It is with honor I present:
Martina Reisz Newberry does a reading of the poem “Subsequence” from Blues for French Roast with Chicory. We discuss the suffix “ess”, ageism and creativity and how it affects the perceptions of being. Cultural perceptions of age and value are discussed and explored.
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2022-03-2803 minPoetic ResurrectionColors of Life - Season 3 RecapWelcome to the Poetic Resurrection Podcast's Colors of Life Season 3 recap.
I'd like to thank the following guest for their knowledge and talent on the podcast. There are links below in the notes and you can also find us on Apple/Itunes, Spotify, Pandora, iHeart Radio, Amazon Music, Audible, Google and many other podcast platforms.
Luis J. Rodriguez reads his poem "Always Running". This poem describes the hardships of poverty, love loss, and how he dealt with these experiences.
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Luivette Resto read her poem "Living on I...
2022-03-0703 minPoetic ResurrectionColors of Life - Luivette RestoThis week on Poetic Resurrection we have Luivette Resto. We discuss her poem Living on Islands Not Found on Maps. How growing up bi-culturally and using Spanglish or as I like to call it “fusion of words”. We had a great time conversing about Puerto Rican culture. I love guests I can laugh with and laugh we did.
Luivette Resto was born in Aguas Buenas, Puerto Rico, but proudly raised in the Bronx. Her two books of poetry, Unfinished Portrait, and Ascension were published by TĂa Chucha Press. Her third collection of poetry is from FlowerSong Press...
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