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Very excited for the opportunity to discuss the new edited volume Doing the Work of Equity Leadership for Justice and Systems Change with its co-editor, Prof. Ann Ishimaru, the Killinger Endowed Chair and Professor of Educational Foundation...
The price of gold is way, way up at historic levels and save for those who bought into it some time back (but maybe even for them ultimately), it is a very troubling signal of a looming global financial calamity. Below is the chart (Gold pr...
Hopped on the mic to record some thoughts and analysis of the strange meeting Defense (War) Secretary Pete Hegseth called. As always, I try to take a step back in think about some of the wider context. TLDL: probably not good.
Travel writer extraordinaire, Chris Tharp, joins us to discuss his first major work of fiction, The Cuttlefish. A novel that meets the utmost requirement of any novel, i.e., it tells a great story that you don’t want to stop reading. As Chr...
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Joshua K. Leon is an associate professor of Political Science and International Studies at Iona College, and is a 2022-2023 Gardiner-Mellon Fellow at the New-York Historical Society. Website: joshualeon.com.
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