Learning, for Truth and Love
This podcast bridges research and practice and learning theories in education with classroom experience. Dr. Quinlan is a curriculum design expert, and research professor in science education who uses applied cognition. She holds a university endowed chair professorship position. This podcast uses a holistic approach by highlighting journeys from various perspectives which impact various stages of our learning. She attends to the unspoken and hidden realities that influence engagement, love of learning, truth in education, and exploration in any subject area, including STEM.
Episodes
In this episode, Catherine Quinlan engages with makeup artist Akila (Koko) and brand photographer Brianna Goode to explore the themes of self-discovery, beauty, and empowerment, particularly among Black women. The conversation delves into their personal journeys, the emotional aspects of beauty, and the importance of understanding individual needs and perceptions. They discuss the significance of confidence, the role of color in be...
In this conversation, Cheryl Poe and Kathryn Wiley discuss the critical intersection of neurodivergence, advocacy, and racial inequality in education. They share their personal experiences and motivations for advocating for Black neurodivergent children, emphasizing the historical context of educational disparities. They also explore their collaborative research initiatives aimed at raising awareness and fostering community engagem...
In this episode, Catherine Quinlan speaks with Tewanda Hardy, a counselor specializing in working with Black youth. Tewanda shares her journey from a corporate career to independent counseling, emphasizing the importance of supporting adolescents during their transition. The conversation explores the rising rates of mental health issues among youth, the impact of social media and comparison culture, and the generational gaps in exp...
In this engaging conversation, Dr. Simone Hyater-Adams shares her unique journey as a physicist who has navigated the intersection of arts and sciences. From her early influences in a musical family to her passion for astrophysics, Simone discusses the pivotal moments that shaped her career path. She reflects on her experiences in high school and college, the challenges of graduate school, and the importance of mentorship and suppo...
In this conversation, Dr. Simone Soso shares her unconventional journey through STEM, highlighting her early influences, educational experiences, and the challenges she faced as a minority in the field. She discusses her transition from animal science to environmental science, her advocacy for diversity in STEM, and her career development through federal policy engagement. Dr. Soso also talks about her consulting work aimed at supp...
In this conversation, Tara Harrison shares her journey into homeschooling, discussing the challenges and benefits of personalized education. She emphasizes the importance of developmental readiness, the need for movement in early education, and the value of field trips for real-world learning. The discussion also touches on socialization strategies for homeschooled children and the significance of self-esteem and identity in educat...
In this conversation, Dr. Pamela Leggett-Robinson discusses her journey into coaching, the distinctions between coaching and mentoring, and the importance of coaching in academia. She emphasizes the need for faculty to have support systems in place to navigate the challenges of promotion and tenure, and how institutions can benefit from investing in the well-being of their faculty. The discussion also touches on the emotional aspec...
In this episode, Catherine Quinlan interviews the Bryant family, who share their experiences with homeschooling and the importance of Christian values in their education. The family discusses the benefits of homeschooling, including socialization opportunities and the ability to focus on their faith. They emphasize the significance of teaching Christian values to their children and how faith guides their decisions. The conversation...
In this enlightening conversation, Dr. Jomo Mutegi and Dr. Catherine Quinlan explore the critical themes of education, parenting, and community empowerment for Black boys. They discuss the importance of relevant science education, the role of children's literature in representation, and the values that should be instilled in young boys. The conversation also delves into the challenges of navigating technology and media influenc...
In this episode of Learning for Truth and Love, Dr. Kimberly Weems discusses her academic journey and the current state of mathematics education. The conversation explores the influence of family on learning, the importance of external experiences, and the challenges faced by students in the post-pandemic educational landscape. Dr. Weems emphasizes the need for continuous review, the role of group work, and the potential shift towa...
In this conversation, Dr. Jomo W. Mutegi discusses the complexities of parenting Black boys, emphasizing the importance of virtues, historical context, and resilience. He shares insights on navigating education, societal expectations, and the necessity of hardship for personal development. The dialogue highlights the unique challenges faced by Black families and the critical role of cultural understanding in shaping parenting strat...
In this conversation, host Dr. Catherine Quinlan discusses with guest Dr. Claudia Rankins, the complexities of raising biracial Black boys, focusing on identity, education, and cultural representation. They explore the challenges faced by mixed-race families, the importance of parental involvement, and the subtle forms of racism that can impact children's development. The discussion emphasizes the need for strong Black cultural...
In this conversation, Dr. Catherine Quinlan discusses the significance of Black representation in education and the challenges faced in advocating for inclusive curricula. She reflects on her personal journey, the rejections she encountered, and how these experiences shaped her perspective on failure and empowerment. Dr. Quinlan emphasizes the importance of viewing setbacks as opportunities for growth and the need for a more inclus...
In this episode, Catherine Quinlan delves into the themes of truth, love, and the importance of representation in education, particularly focusing on Black representation in the science curriculum. She discusses the concept of belonging and social schemas, exploring how these ideas intersect with identity and historical context, especially in STEM fields. The conversation emphasizes the need for open dialogue about uncomfortable tr...
In this episode, Dr. Catherine Quinlan reflects on her journey from teaching to coaching, exploring the transformative experiences she has had in education. She discusses the importance of empowering students, the differences between teaching and coaching, and how her experiences have shaped her approach to education. Catherine emphasizes the need for educators to focus on student engagement and personal growth, alongside content k...
In this conversation, Catherine Quinlan and Dr. Rasheda Likely explore the significance of building communities and professional networks, particularly for Black women. They discuss personal experiences of navigating identity, the importance of setting boundaries, and the impact of close networks on broader communities. The dialogue emphasizes the necessity of community for emotional well-being and personal growth, highlighting the...
In this conversation, Dr. Rasheda Likely and Dr. Catherine Quinlan explore the concept of self-care beyond traditional pampering activities. They discuss the importance of integrating self-care into daily life, especially within the academic context, where pressures can lead to burnout. The dialogue emphasizes the need for emotional well-being, the joy of learning, and the significance of creativity as a form of self-care. They als...
This episode features Dr. Carolivia Herron’s Epic City Live Radio Show recording in which I, Dr. Catherine Quinlan was a guest. In this engaging conversation, Professor Catherine Quinlan discusses her journey as an author of children's literature, focusing on the importance of representation and heritage in education. She shares insights from her Keystone Passage series, which aims to connect young readers with their African he...
In this conversation, Dr. GiShawn Mance discusses the complexities of trauma, coping mechanisms, and the importance of community in healing. She emphasizes the need for self-awareness and the role of individual therapy in understanding personal triggers. The discussion also highlights various resources available for mental health support, particularly for the Black community, and the significance of collective healing in overcoming...
In this conversation, host Dr. Catherine Quinlan and special guest Dr. GiShawn Mance explore the intricate relationship between mental health, trauma, and community. They discuss the various forms of trauma, including systemic issues related to race and poverty, and how these experiences impact individuals differently. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of understanding trauma, the role of vulnerability in healing, and the nece...
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