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Breaking Chains
by Nina Reid
Driven to amplify new perspectives on conventional topics, Nina Reid, an incoming senior at George Ranch High School, intends to "break the chains" on formerly developed cultural ideals. With the inspiration from Paulo Freire's empowering novel, " Pedagogy of The Oppressed" Nina strives to regain faith in humanity. Once weekly, a guest speaker is invited to discuss the novel and acquire a modernized point of view. She anticipates to move her audience as well, into a new coming of beliefs. Tune in and see how Wina can alter your take on the world.
Episodes
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The Brother-Sister Phenomenon
This episode discusses the premature older and younger sibling relationship which brings much conflict. With age, the harassment ends and a best friendship takes place. Listen in to find out why this happens.
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Breaking Chains Episode 5
In the final episode of Nina’s podcast Breaking Chains, her and Avery discuss the ending chapter (4) of Pedagogy of The Oppressed. Nina and Avery reflect on what they learned from the book and what they hope their listeners will take away with them on improving society as a whole.
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Breaking Chains Episode 4
Approaching the end to Nina’s podcast series, she and guest star Avery Wheat get together for her 4th episode to discuss chapter 3 of Paulo Freire’s book “Pedagogy of the Oppressed.” They discuss Freire’s most praised virtues along with dialogue between participants.
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Breaking Chains Episode 3
In this episode, Nina, together again with her special guest and fellow podcast producer, Avery Wheat, discuss Paulo Friere’s second chapter of his book “Pedagogy of the Oppressed.” They dive into relations between oppression and authority and how oppression still exists and thrives in today’s...
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Breaking Chains Episode 2
In this episode, Nina and her reoccurring special guest, Avery Wheat dive into the deeper aspects of Oppression regarding modern society while discussing chapter 1 of “Pedagogy of the Oppressed” by Paulo Freire. Come seek new knowledge!
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Breaking Chains Intro
Nina Reid and special guest speaker Avery Wheat, Producer of the podcast, “Open-Minded,” get together to discuss what’s overwhelming the world this day and age. They shed light on several current events and give feedback talking about knowledge and ignorance based around the idea of “oppression.”...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Driven to amplify new perspectives on conventional topics, Nina Reid, an incoming senior at George Ranch High School, intends to "break the chains" on formerly developed cultural ideals. With the inspiration from Paulo Freire's empowering novel, " Pedagogy of The Oppressed" Nina strives to regain faith in humanity. Once weekly, a guest speaker is invited to discuss the novel and acquire a modernized point of view. She anticipates to move her audience as well, into a new coming of beliefs. Tune in and see how Wina can alter your take on the world.
HOSTED BY
Nina Reid
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How many episodes does Breaking Chains have?
Breaking Chains currently has 6 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Breaking Chains about?
Driven to amplify new perspectives on conventional topics, Nina Reid, an incoming senior at George Ranch High School, intends to "break the chains" on formerly developed cultural ideals. With the inspiration from Paulo Freire's empowering novel, " Pedagogy of The Oppressed" Nina strives to regain...
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Breaking Chains has 6 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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Breaking Chains is created and hosted by Nina Reid.
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