Teach the Babies w/ Dr. David J. Johns
Dr. David J. Johns & Thomas Cunningham IVOn Teach the Babies with Dr. David J. Johns, we’re examining the intersection of education, access, race, and how government impacts the teaching of our babies. Become a supporter of this podcast: www.spreaker.com/podcast/teach-the-babies-w-dr-david-j-johns--6173854/support.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 111 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Education for KidsEducationKids & Family | |||
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What if the technology deciding your housing, your credit, your medical care, and your freedom was never designed with you in mind? Julie Wenah has been inside the rooms where those decisions get made-at NASA, the Obama White House, Airbnb, and Meta-... more
AI is already here. The question is whether it's working for you—or leaving you behind. In this conversation, Dr. David J. Johns sits down with Dee C. Marshall, CEO of AI Training Plus, creator of the Free by 3™ methodology, and founder of the inaugu... more
Vouchers aren't new—they're the same resistance to integration we've been fighting since 1954.
Fred Jones (Southern Education Foundation) joins the class to trace a direct line from Brown v. Board of Education to today's federal tax credit voucher p... more
In this conversation, Dr. David Johns welcomes back a colleague, a co-conspirator, and a genuine friend from their Obama White House days—Dr. Zakiya Smith Ellis—for an honest, urgent, and surprisingly joyful conversation about the state of public edu... more
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The individuals that are welcomed to these conversations are so thoughtful and inspiring. Dr. John makes this podcast feel like a living room conversation with my best friends and favorite relatives.
Apple Podcasts5ttmack17
United States6 months ago - Avid Learner
As a busy young professional, my time is precious. So what I choose to take in is calculated, tuning into things that not only inform me about the world around me, but also fill my proverbial cup. The “Teach The Babies” podcast does both those things for me!
Specifically, I just listened to the episode recorded on Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday with host David Johns and guest Angela Rye. I felt like I was on the couch kee kee-ing with them! Loved the transparency and the knowledgeable comm... more
Apple Podcasts5Sarah MisailidisUnited Statesa year ago - Admirable
Dr. David J. Johns, I admire you. I am a continuous learner, both in life and in school (MBA Candidate), and a mother a beautiful, black growing woman. I look forward to your shows each week for me and her. If you ever have in-person shows, I truly hope you make it to FL. I will travel to whatever City you make it to.
Thank you so so much!
Apple Podcasts5T13103United Statesa year ago - An excellent resource
Dr. David Johns is sharing & teaching at the same time. This podcast is thoughtful & inclusive. Highly recommend.
Apple Podcasts5manthonyhunterUnited States2 years ago - New Listener
I follow Dr. Johns on other social platforms, and I have always found his voice to be the special ingredient that connects everything. After listening to the most recent episode with Dr. Emdin, I'm certainly a fan of the podcast. Well done!
Apple Podcasts5t3x81United States2 years ago
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This show centers education, access, race, and how government shapes teaching for children, with a strong emphasis on equity, policy, and community impact. Episodes commonly feature educators, researchers, Black- and immigrant-facing advocates, and policy experts discussing school funding, tutoring, student well-being, and systemic reform. A standout trait is its ability to translate academic research into practical guidance for parents, educators, and funders, while foregrounding voices from communities most affected by educational inequities. Listeners can expect thoughtful conversations, calls to action, and a clear commitment to liberation, justice, and building healthier learning environments for all children.
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Recent guests on Teach the Babies include:
1. Julie Wenah
2. Dee C. Marshall
3. Fred Jones
4. Dr. Zakiya Smith Ellis
5. Maya Rupert
6. Tess Holliday
7. Dr. Monique Couvson
8. Dr. Marcus Anthony Hunter
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