Nerd Farmer Podcast
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Nerd Farmer Podcast is a education podcast hosted by Channel 253. It has 100 episodes, with the latest published April 2026.
A national conversation through a local lens. Based in Tacoma Washington. Hosted by Nate Bowling, 2016 National Teacher of the Year Finalist, 2016 Washington State Teacher of the Year, 2014 Milken National Teaching Award, Co-Founder of Teachers United.
education ·en-US ·100 episodes
War Crimes and 4Chan Memes – #263
An Update from Gulf War III – #262
The 2026 Best Picture Power Rankings – Chase Hutchinson and Andrew Hammond – #261
A Dispatch from the US War on Iran – #260
Leaving the US and ICE in Minneapolis – Tom Rademacher, Teacher & Author – #259
The Gilded Age Then & Now – Professor Douglas Sackman, University of Puget Sound – #258
The Meaning of Ramadan — Amy Daraiseh — Best of Nerd Farmer
Black Deported Veterans – James L. Smith & Rob Young – #257
2026 Legislative Session – Sen Marko Liias, Chair Senate Transportation Committee – #256
Morally Motivated Online Mobs – Professor Nick Brody, University of Puget Sound – #255
Attacks on Philanthropy and Not-for-Profits – Cole Leiter, Americans Against Government Censorship – #254
Grokipedia and the Musk Disinformation System – Jason Wilson, The Guardian – #253
Republicans Have Shut the Government Down – Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland – #252
A Tacoma Audio Voters’ Guide – A Crossing Division Crossover – #251
Armenia and Azerbaijan: A Lasting Peace? – Sevinc Osmanqizi – #250
Community Natural Hazard Preparedness – Dave Clark, Factal – 249
Chris Langston, Proof – Tacoma Small Biz Series Vol. 6 – 248
“How to Stand Up to a Dictator” Bookclub – Halley Knigge & Trayton Otto – 247
A Peek Inside the School Board – Lisa Keating, Tacoma School Board Director – 246
A Crime Novel Kingpin — Jordan Harper, author of “She Rides Shotgun” — 245
Addressing Washington’s Housing Shortage – Senator Jessica Bateman – 244
AI and Data Privacy – Bill Fitzgerald, Privacy Activist – 243
Past, Present, and Future of Ukraine – Diana Kuprych, London School of Economics – 242
On the 2025 Washington State Legislative Session – Melissa Santos, Axios – 241
Radical Evangelicalism and the Second Trump Presidency – Tori Williams Douglass – 240
A 125% “Tariff on China” is a 125% Tax on You – Abdullah Al Bahrani, Northern Kentucky University – 239
The 2025 Housing Market – Marguerite Martin, Move to Tacoma – 238
Creating the Seattle Green Book – Amanda Williams, Denkyem Finance – 237
Previewing the 2025 Oscars – Chase Hutchinson and Andrew Hammond – 236
How the Middle East Sees the New US Administration – Willy Lowry, The National – 235
Fresh Imperial Ambitions – Zoltan Grossman, Evergreen State College – 234
The Consequences of Abandoning School Integration – Karin Chenoweth, Author – 233
Russia’s Global Position and the Second Trump Presidency – Jeff Hawn, London School of Economics – 232
The Exploitation of Foreign Fishermen on US Flagged Vessels – Cyrus Donato, International Transport Workers’ Federation — 231
The Future of Public Schools is on the Ballot – Anne Lutz Fernandez, author of “Schooled” – 230
The Civil War and Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan – Professor Sherifa Zuhur – 229
Tacoma Audio Voters’ Guide, Part I – Evelyn Lopez, Crossing Division and Nathe Lawver, Pierce County Labor Council – 228
Building Movement for Hourly Wage Workers and Tenants – Ty and Zev, Tacoma for All – 227
Running a Small Biz in Tacoma, Part 5 — Mario Amaya, Balcon X — 226
Running a Small Biz in Tacoma Series, Part 4 — Quincy Henry, Campfire Coffee — 225
Remembering Matt Driscoll
The Movies of 2024 – Chase Hutchinson, Film Critic – #223
The Attempted Assassination of Donald Trump and the Political Fallout
The (Worrying) State of the Sounders: On-the-field and Off — Dave & Carol, Hands-Free Footy — #221
The Vibes Are Off, For Sure—But the US Economy is Doing Better Than You Think — Cameron Harwick, SUNY Brockport — #220
How Corporate Landlords are Driving Up Rents — Emmett O’Connell, Olympia Time — #219
Navigating the Moral Minefield of AI — Randy Girdner, Artist & Filmmaker — #218
Everything in Real Estate Just Changed — Jasmyn Jefferson, Designated Broker and Co-Owner of Windermere Abode Lakewood — #217
Muslims Around the World Are Fasting: A Ramadan Reflection – Jasmine El Shear – #216
Revolutions Take Generations – Nathan Perl-Rosenthal, University of Southern California – #215
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