ABOUT THIS EPISODE
I am joined by the Batgirl to Oracle Podcast founder and host and fellow educator, Stella Bowman. In this episode, Stella talks about her love of reading. What lead her to education, what made her fall in love with both reading and listening to podcasts. Stella also talks about her:
- Ten years in education, 8th-12th grade, Latin IB, II, AP Latin
- HS bookclub, International Food Festival, Comedy Showcase
- HS bookclub, International Food Festival, Comedy Showcase
- 11+ years in podcasting (Batgirl to Oracle and more recently Required Reading with Tom and Stella, also Spider-Man Crawlspace, TBU Comic Podcast, Comic Book Film Revue)
You can connect with Stella at:
Website: thebatmanuniverse.net
Twitter: @batgirltooracle
Facebook: Batgirl to Oracle: The Barbara Gordon Podcast
YouTube: Batgirl to Oracle: The Barbara Gordon Podcast
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United States
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