All Episodes

S6E11 - The R.A.G.E. Podcast Rewind: The IRISE 10th Anniversary Episode

S6E10 - Learning to be Human: Centering Spiritual Healing, Humanizing Practices, & the Dignity of Student within Education

S6E9 - Healing is Inevitable: The Power of Community, Creating our own Planets, and Radical Resistance in Academia

S6E8 - Humanizing Education: A Dialogue about Decolonizing Knowledge, Storytelling, and Centering our Treasures in School

S6E7 - Coping Collectively: A Conversation about Grief, Racial Trauma, and the Death of Worldviews

S6E6 - Research Practicum: Learning while Unlearning in Africa

S6E5 - ”They tried to bury us; They didn’t know we were seeds.”: The Revolution in Iran, Storytelling, and the Importance of International Solidarity

S6E4 - Demons of Denver: Books, Public Education, & Haunted Local History

S6E3 - Water is Life: The Fight to Provide Clean Water Access to All

S6E2 - Linguistics, Belonging, and Advocacy: A Dialogue with Dr. Marinka Swift

S6E1 - Welcome Back to The R.A.G.E: On the mic with Mic

S5E14 - The Fight Must Go On: Student Activism, Community Support, and Solidarity at DU

S5E13 - What We Want You to Know: Closing Notes from Each Legacy Interview

S5E12 - Your Voice has Power: The Impact of Student Activism at DU and the CRES Minor

S5E11 - I Don’t Feel Safe: Addressing the Threats, Retaliation, and Backlash that Student Leaders and Their Allies Receive at DU

S5E10 - We are Here: Documenting Student Activism and Capturing the Authentic Existence of BIPOC Students at DU

S5E9 - The Past Informs the Present: Addressing DU’s Colonial Roots and the Pioneer Moniker

S5E8 - Through the Love That We Grow: A Conversation on Environmental Justice, Collaboration, and Self-Care

S5E7 - ”If You Want the History of a White Man, You Go to the Library”: A Conversation on Archives at the University of Denver

S5E6 - Refusing Death: Immigrant Women and the Fight for Environmental Justice in LA

S5E5 - To Deny Water is to Deny Life: A Conversation on Ecojustice, Water, and Environmental Racism

S5E4 - Celebrating Our Treasures: A Conversation on Educational Equity

S5E3 - Institutional Justice Series Part III: A History of Gang Violence in Denver, CO

S5E2 - Institutional Justice Series Part II: Holistic Solutions to End Gun Violence in the US

S5E1 - Institutional Justice Series Part I: Strategic Racism and Racial Justice

S4E10 - From Veganism to Incarceration: Food Justice, Exploitation, and the Abuse of Bodies

S4E9 - I Need You to be Here: A Conversation on Black Mental Health and Wellness

S4E8: The Catalyst. Where there are people, there is power: A conversation on coalition building and the fight for change

S4E7:The Catalyst - Power and Control: A Conversation on Combatting Sexual Violence in the Community with Grace Wankelman

S4E6:The Catalyst, Proyecto Sobremesa: Radical Imagination, Accountability, and the Future – A conversation with Bobby LeFebre and Ozioma Aloziem

S4E5: Future gazing: An interview with international educator and Director of Department of the Future's, Mark Gonzales

S4E4: Seeing Humanity: A Conversation on Immigration and Community Care

S4E3: 3 Black Women Existing: A Conversation on Black Womanhood

S4E1: Transformative Justice and Emotions in Activism

S2E8: Caucasity - Exploring the Complicity and Fragility of White Women ft. Dr.Hall (Part 4)

S2E7: Caucasity: Exploring the Complicity and Fragility of White Women ft. Dr. Hall (Part 3)

S2E6: Caucasity: Exploring the Complicity & Fragility of White Women ft. Saira Rao (Part 2)

S2E5: Caucasity: Exploring the Complicity & Fragility of White Women ft. Saira Rao (Part 1)

S2E4: From Slave Patrols to Police, The Murder of Elijah McClain (Part 2)

S2E3: From Slave Patrols to Police, The Murder of Elijah McClain (Part 1)

S2E2: FBI Leaked Documents Expose Racist Targeting of Blacks

S2E1: The Stapleton Name Change Decision

S1E9: Dr. Frances Aparicio, "Aguanile: Critical Listening, Mourning & Anti-colonial Healing"

S1E8: Christine Vega on Chicana Motherwork

S1E7: Dr. Manya Whitaker of Counternarratives from Women of Color in Academia

S1E6: Dr. Meera Deo, author of Unequal Profession

S1E5: Dr. Celeste Gonzalez de Bustamante

S1E4: Prof. Kevin Willmott, Blackkklansman Screenwriter

S1E3: Dr. Amber Johnson of the Justice Fleet

S1E2: Dr. Mary Romero on her journey in higher ed and the role of rage in her research & scholarship.

S1E1: Dr. Melina Abdullah discusses race scholarship and activism in higher ed.