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Episode 247 - Working in a Pandemic

Sep 5, 2022

01:29:36

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The Line Between Disdain and Empowerment

05:13

You're Beautiful, Max, and the Podcast

04:56

The Emotional Labor of the Teacher

03:37

Introduction

3min

How Did You Find These People?

5min

How to Write a Book Like Covid 19

5min

The Pandemic and Learning Loss

5min

The Power and How to Organize a Building

5min

What Is Going on With the Status Quo?

2min

I'm a Doctor and I've Done a Lot of Things in My Life, Like, I Know What to Do, I'm From Chicago?

2min

The Line Between Disdain and Empowerment

5min

Learning Is Always Forward, Not a Fixed Entity Y

5min

10.

We're Going to Be Blamed for It, Right?

2min

11.

Are You Trying to Make a Name for Yourself by Doing This?

6min

12.

The Emotional Labor of the Teacher

4min

13.

The American Federation of Children and Micro Schools, Oh, Learning Loss, Learning Lost

6min

14.

Is There a Multi Layered Story Telling Effect in Every Text Transcript?

4min

15.

The Unskilled Labor Is a Fuck and Myth

5min

16.

The Learning Loss Discussion, Alexey

6min

17.

The Gravedigger Guy, You Know, Exploited

1min

18.

The Importance of Motivation in Education

5min

19.

You Just Close Your Door and Teach

5min

20.

Are You Okay to Paint Your Car?

3min

21.

You're Beautiful, Max, and the Podcast

5min

22.

What Makes a Good Organizer?

2min

Happy Labor Day! Today we've got Maximillian Alvarez and Rebecca Garelli on to talk about Max's new book The Work of Living: Working People Talk About Their Lives and the Year the World Broke. It's a collection of interviews of various working-class folks, from a gravedigger, to a sheet metal worker, to a nurse, and many more. Rebecca is one of those interviewees; she speaks about her work as a teacher and organizer in the Phoenix area, and how they've fought to keep themselves and their students safe from both the pandemic and right-wing austerity.