Episodes
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ANCESTOR.
Saying goodbye to one of the greatest educators I ever knew. Again. Just to be very clear. I turned on the mic without a great sense of what I would say. But mi otro yo has been an ancestor for two earthly months. I’ve been waiting to figure out what to say. I still don’t know what to say. But…
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Remixing Opportunity with DonorsChoose CEO Alix Guerrier
In this episode of Two Dope Teachers and a Mic, Gerardo sits down with Alix Guerrier, CEO of DonorsChoose, to talk about how classrooms become engines of justice when teachers are trusted with resources—and when young people are trusted with big ideas. From robotics programs serving new immigrant...
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Remixing Higher Ed: Paul Glastris on College Rankings, Democracy, and Who Higher Education Really Serves
In this in-depth conversation, Washington Monthly editor-in-chief Paul Glastris joins Gerardo to unpack how America’s obsession with elite college rankings distorts our sense of what higher education is for. From his days inside U.S. News & World Report to his years building an alternative…
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Episode Re-Release: 41. Boots Riley and the Art of Liberation
In this powerful conversation from the archives, recorded live at the 2019 NEA Racial and Social Justice Conference in Houston, Two Dope Teachers and a Mic sit down with the legendary Boots Riley — writer, director of Sorry to Bother You, frontman of The Coup, and lifelong revolutionary artist.…
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🎙️ Throwback: “Artist in the Industry” with Dr. Gholdy Muhammad
🎙️ Episode 102 (Throwback): “Artist in the Industry” with Dr. Gholdy Muhammad Originally aired in 2021 — Revisited in 2025 In this powerful conversation, Gerardo Muñoz and Kevin Adams sit down with Dr. Gholdy Muhammad, author of Cultivating Genius: An Equity Framework for Culturally and...
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139. From Durham to D.C.: How Students Halted a Deportation
Award-winning educator and author Bryan Christopher joins Gerardo Muñoz to share the incredible story behind his new book Stopping the Deportation Machine. From Durham, NC classrooms to the halls of Congress, students mobilized to defend a classmate from deportation — proving that student voice…
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🚨 Emergency Episode! 🚨 Life or Death in the Marketplace of Ideas
In this solo episode, Gerardo processes the shooting death of right wing influencer Charlie Kirk by exploring the hidden dangers of teaching debate the traditional way. Drawing on previously published writing that draws a line between traditional debate and the “own-the-libs” take-no-prisoners...
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138. Small Shifts, Big Impact: Sahba Rohani on Belonging, Anti-Bias Education, and Joy
In this episode of Too Dope Teachers and a Mic, Gerardo is joined by Sahba Rohani, Executive Director of Roots Connected, to dive into what it means to center belonging in schools. From her TED Talk on the power of names to her decades of work in intentionally diverse communities, Sahba shares…
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137. Jamila Sams is Doin’ it 4 the Culture with Hip-Hop SEL
In this powerful episode, we sit down with Jamila Sams—educator, visionary, and founder of We Do It 4 the Culture—to talk about the movement that’s transforming school culture through hip hop, empowerment, and equity. From classrooms to district offices, Jamila’s work helps educators center…
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136. Growing Your Own Teachers, No Matter the Soil with Dr. Jeff Geihs
One of my favorite quotes about problem-solving on a systems and institutional level is that “the answer is in the room.” This means that when there are problems that need to be solved, even big ones, the person, perspective, or idea that will solve it doesn’t need to be sought outside of those…
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