Don't Despair (Too Much), Lock In Locally!: Jen Klein, Friends of the Blue Hills
Last Sunday, I stopped doomscrolling long enough to make it down to the Boston Outdoor Expo, and I can't overstate how great it was to spend a few hours fan girling with many a pod guest, including today’s repeat interviewee, Jen Klein!
I first spoke with Jen back during the early months of COVID, …
EP 137: Why Modern Motherhood Leaves Us Empty
Modern motherhood can feel like a loop: endless meals, endless messes, endless decisions… and somehow, you end the day feeling more empty than when you started. If you’ve ever wondered, “Is this all?”
This episode will put language to what you’re carrying, and give you a real path forward.
In tod…
David Oppenheimer on the Campbell Conversations
David Oppenheimer
Program transcript:
Grant Reeher: Welcome to the Campbell Conversations, I'm Grant Reeher. Diversity is a concept that's at ground zero of our political wars in recent years, and my guest today has written a history and a spirited defense of the idea. David Oppenheimer is a clin…
EP 951 Diverse Schools and Workplaces Perform Better. There’s Science Behind It.
There was a time when our guest was a diversity skeptic. He actually believed that Justice Clarence Thomas’s thinking on the matter had some validity. Then he began to explore the history of the concept and became a true admirer of the benefits that diversity brings to academic settings, the wor…
How Old Is Diversity as an Idea?
Through the early decades of the 21st century, the principle of diversity had broad influence, embraced in the United States by leaders at every level in politics, business, the military, and education. But with a changing political climate, advocates have been muted and the idea has fallen into re…
How Old Is Diversity as an Idea?
Through the early decades of the 21st century, the principle of diversity had broad influence, embraced in the United States by leaders at every level in politics, business, the military, and education. But with a changing political climate, advocates have been muted and the idea has fallen into re…
The Diversity Principle: The Story of a Transformative Idea
As the war on diversity upends government, corporate and education policies, the history of the idea of diversity has never been more important. David Oppenheimer, a diversity skeptic turned diversity admirer, chronicles how diversity became a foundational value of higher education over the last 20…
Valuing Every Unique Background
In higher education over the past two centuries. He explores how the diversity principle—the belief that people with varied backgrounds, experiences, identities, and perspectives produce better outcomes by working together—first took root in the world’s first modern research university, founded in…
Lesson 5 - Easing Yourself Into the Classical Christian Tradition
Lesson 5:bEasing Yourself Into the Classical Christian Tradition in 15 Minutes A Day
In lesson 5, I want to address a final matter essential to this whole series of lessons, the education of the parents or adults. In the first place, I don’t think it’s wise for parents who are educating their child…
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