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Think Bigger Voices is a education podcast hosted by Jennie Treby. It has 22 episodes, with the latest published April 2026.

Think Bigger Voices is a podcast with a mission to break the cycle of poverty for kids in America by inspiring education, advocacy and action in our communities. We seek to amplify the voices of the underrepresented, spotlight individuals and programs affecting change nationwide, and engage with subject matter experts and frontline advocates to directly address the root causes of systemic poverty. We celebrate success stories and promote proven solutions with positive outcomes.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

education ·en ·22 episodes

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S2E1: From Legos to Public Service - Daniel Lind on Mentorship, Persistence & Breaking the Cycle of Poverty
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S1E21: Powerful Truths and Real Hope: What One Year of Thinking Bigger Taught Us (Tony DiBenedetto, Think Big for Kids)
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S1E20: More than a Job: A Young Educator’s Transformational View on Teaching as a Vocation (Morrise Quierolo, Fairfax County)
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S1E19: The Hope Blueprint: A Teacher's Proven Strategy to Transform ‘4D’ Students (Marc Matthie, Fairfax County Public Schools)
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S1E18: Imagine the Best for Every Child: How Industry Partnerships Are Shaping the Future of Education (Dr. Lynette Henry, Educate Fairfax)
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S1E17: Connecting Classrooms to Careers: Why Nonprofit Partnerships are Critical to Economic Development (Mike Batt, Fairfax County Economic Development Authority)
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S1E16: Turning Loss Into Legacy: A Mother’s Mission for Foster Youth (Effie Santos, Founder of Madi’s Movement)
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S1E15: Driving Social Change in Atlanta: How the YWCA is Breaking Barriers and Empowering Women’s Voices (Danita Knight & Sooraya Williams, YWCA of Greater Atlanta)
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S1E14: A New Era of Pediatric Care — How Tampa General Hospital Is Tackling Health Disparities at the Root (Dr. Tanuja Sharma & Rachel Hoyer, Tampa General Hospital)
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S1E13: Developing Major League Citizens: Inside L.E.A.D.’s Mission to Uplift Atlanta’s Youth (C.J. & Kelli Stewart, Co-Founders of L.E.A.D. Center for Youth)
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S1 E12: CARE Because We Care: Empowering First Gen College Students, Dr. Deonte Brown, Florida State University
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S1 E11: 100% accepted to college, 100% corporate trained: Inside Cristo Rey’s Proven Model for Student Resiliency and Success (Dr. Patrick Liang, CEO and President of Cristo Rey Tampa Salesian High School)
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S1 E10: You Belong Here: Helping First-Generation College Students Beyond Academics (Dean Michael Hartline, FSU)
14

S1 E9: Ending the Opportunity Divide (Gary Flowers, Year Up United)
15

S1 E8: Dignity's Power: Small Closet, Big Impact (Tracey Keim, Green Devil’s Pantry & Closet)
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S1 E7: Why Every Teen Deserves Access to the Arts (Dr. Alex Harris, Arts Conservatory for Teens)
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S1 E6: Financial Aid 101: Your Guide to College Funding (Nadine Bailey, Ultimate Medical Academy)
18

S1 E5: The 40% Problem: An Insider's Guide to Escaping the Debt Trap (Thomas Feindt, Grow Financial)
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S1 E4: Fighting Hunger Beyond Food (Thomas Mantz, Feeding Tampa Bay)
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S1 E3: You know ALICE. (Jessica Muroff, United Way Suncoast)
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S1 E2: Your Mouth Can Get You In Trouble or Do Some Good (Freddy Williams, Boys & Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay and the Suncoast)
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S1 E1: Join the Movement to Break the Cycle of Poverty (Tony DiBenedetto, Think Big for Kids)
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