# Sarah Powell
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Sarah Gerau Powell (1922–1941) was an influential French poet of Jewish origin. Famous in large part for the impact she had on the early writing career of philosopher and novelist Simone de Beauvoir, Powell was killed in the Dachau concentration camp in 1941 following the Fall of France. Her life is best chronicled in English language texts today by J.J. Douglas.
Ep. 258: Dyscalculia, Dyslexia, and ADHD: Why Math Feels So Overwhelming for Some Kids with Adrianne Meldrum & Heather Brand
We are so thrilled to have not just one guest this episode but two - Adrianne Meldrum and Heather Brand! Adrianne Meldrum founded and owns Made for Math, a fully online math center that supports students with dyslexia, dyscalculia, and other math-related learning challenges. She is a certified Mult…
Rachael Martin: Oral History Interview
This interview is with Rachael Martin of Red Lily Vineyards. In this interview, Rachael talks about growing up in the Rogue Valley before leaving to pursue a career in law.
After deciding that wasn't her path and returning to the Rogue Valley with a desire to own some land and grow something, her d…
Ep. 259: Autism and ADHD Masking: The Signs & Hidden Costs with Dr. Deanna Dow
We warmly welcome Dr. Deanna Dow to the podcast. Dr. Dow is a licensed clinical psychologist with over two decades of experience supporting neurodivergent individuals and families. She is the founder and CEO of Spectrum Psych LA, a multidisciplinary clinic that provides assessment, therapy, occup…
Conviction vs. evidence: What’s driving math education’s worst policies with Thomas Briggs and David Shuck (Ep 71)
In this episode, Anna Stokke continues the conversation from the previous episode on what happens when requests for evidence are dismissed with the phrase “research shows.” She is joined by Thomas Briggs and David Shuck from the Center for Educational Progress to explore why ineffective or unsuppor…
Conquering Breast Cancer: Why We Share Our Stories
Why do we share our most personal experiences, and what do we hope those stories give somebody else?
Four women featured in Conquering Breast Cancer join Luan to talk about why they chose to share theirs.
Rewritten Me was always going to come back. The release of this Australian documentary felt li…
Mailbag II: Math standards, teacher content knowledge, and more with Jonathan Regino (Ep 74)
In this special two-part Chalk & Talk mailbag series, Anna Stokke is joined by Jonathan Regino, Pre-K–12 Supervisor of Math at Interboro School District, to answer questions submitted by listeners.
In Part 2, Anna and Jonathan tackle topics such as calculators in IEPs, math fact fluency, teacher c…
The Ghost in the Harvest Field: The Forgotten Grave of the Wentz Farm
In 1892, a farm worker near Salem, Oregon, returned to a cultivated field after supper and claimed to encounter a pale woman standing beside his plough. When he tried to strike her, the blows passed straight through her, and she chased him across the field towards the farmhouse. Locals connected th…
The Watchers in the Fields: Scarecrow Gods, Haunted Fields and Strange Encounters
From Kuebiko, the ancient Japanese scarecrow god said to know everything in the world, to harvest rituals, rice-field spirits and the one-eyed Dorotabō rising from the mud, scarecrows have long occupied a strange place between the practical and the supernatural. We also visit Nagoro, where hundreds…
The Haunting of 37 Abbott Road: The Bournemouth Poltergeist
In August 1981, a family home in Bournemouth, England became the centre of a short but intense poltergeist case involving moving furniture, flying household objects and repeated disturbances witnessed not only by the family, but by neighbours, police officers and a retired clergyman. The case later…
The Ghost Boy of Erie Hall: The Haunting of Chris Di Cesare
In 1985, nineteen-year-old SUNY Geneseo student Chris Di Cesare began hearing his name called inside room C2D1 of Erie Hall. What followed, according to Chris and those around him, developed into apparitions, unexplained movements, attempts at communication with a presence they called Tommy, allege…
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