The Say More Podcast
Season 1
The Say More Podcast Origin Story
Ethical Black Men's Feminism with Latrice
Self-authorship with Johara
Intersectionality with Sadia
Hope, love, and bell hooks!
Black Feminist Thought with Ashley
by Josh Wallace Ph.D.
How did we come to the title "Say More"? Where did this podcast idea come from? What are Dr. Wallace's favorite theories? All those answers and more in the final episode of the season!
Today we are learning about Ethical Black Men's Feminism with Latrice! We are going to learn about the author of Ethical Black Men's Feminism, Dr. Wilson Okello, the theory's origins, contents, potential limitations, and of course how folks can engage with it in practice.
Today we are learning about Self-Authorship with Johara! We are going to learn about the author of Self-Authorship, Dr. Marcia Baxter-Magolda, the theory's origins, contents, potential limitations, and of course how folks can engage with it in practice.
Today we are learning about Intersectionality with Sadia! We are going to learn about the author of Intersectionality, Kimberlé Crenshaw J.D., the theory's origins, contents, potential limitations, and of course how folks can engage with it in practice.
Today we are learning all about Love with Hope! We are going to learn about the author of All About Love, the late bell hooks, the theory's/concepts origins, contents, potential limitations, and of course how folks can engage with it in practice.
Today we are learning about Black Feminist Thought with Ashley! We are going to learn about the author of Black Feminist Thought, Dr. Patricia Hill Collins, the theory's origins, contents, potential limitations, and of course how folks can engage with it in practice.
Ever wonder what theories are used in higher education for student learning and development? Join me, your host, Dr. Josh Wallace, as we discuss all things student development theory with the folks who are learning and engaging with the theory the most: our students!