2:30 PM PACIFIC TIME: WEDNESDAYS
Education Today is a radio show hosted by Kitty Kelly Epstein and Jaron Epstein that airs every week at 2:30.
Educator, parent, and activist Nirali Jani talks about the situation of South Asian people in the U.S., and excellent, interesting material being created to educate on the history and struggles of South Asian people Education Today is a radio show hosted by Kitty Kelly Epstein that alternates weekly.
Big educational changes,as a result of the pandemic. Hear about positive changes in the process for becoming a teacher and scary changes in how the system is treating school reopening for in-person instruction.
Education Today did not air on July 23, 2021.
Kitty interviews Linda Adams, a longshore worker about the threat to her and her ILWU brothers and sisters, of billionaire John Fisher’s proposal to take over part of Oakland’s public port. Education Today is a radio show hosted by Kitty Kelly Epstein that airs bi-weekly.
Kitty Kelly Epstein talks with anti-racist educator, Jesse Hagopian, about teaching the truth and whether or not our children are actually “falling behind.”
Kitty reports on recent educational research, including studies on the conditions under which students will actually work harder and study more. Callers ask questions and give their opinions also.
Kitty dedicates the show to Sylvester Hodges, the very effective Oakland school board President who prevented the take-over of the school district by the state of California for fifteen years. Then she reports on education news, including polls indicating the desire of the population in many countries to raise taxes on the wealthy. The … Continued
Lots of education action, local and national. Hear issues from Kitty and then hear what callers have to share.
Education Today Host, Kitty Kelly Epstein, discusses important education issues and events, Then callers can dialogue with her.on the air
Solidarity between those living with racism in France and the U.S. Hear a U.S. graduate student and a teacher from France dialogue about their organizing, their protests, and their hopes to end Islamophobia and structural racism in both countries. Support the protests all over France on May 21 against new repressive laws.
