Podcast appearances and mentions of christina torres

Did you know that there is a science to copywriting? In this episode, I sit down with Christina Torres, copywriter and CEO of Run and Tell That Co. She shares the differences between selling as a product versus a service-based business, mistakes that business owners make when it comes to their copy, and how to loosen up your sales page buttons. This episode is full of tips to help you strengthen your copywriting abilities and help you feel more confident selling your products or services. The Independent Business podcast is powered by HoneyBook, the all-in-one platform for anyone with clients. Book clients, manage projects, get paid faster, and have business flow your way with HoneyBook. Use the code PODCAST to get 20% off your first year as a new member.Resources mentionedRob March and The Copywriter ClubChatGPTClaude.aiOtter.aiLoomConnect with the guestWebsite: https://www.runandtellthat.co/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christinateeee Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Christina Torres is a copywriter who is all about finding your vibe and bringing a true voice to her work. Stop typing like a robot and listen to some great tips from Christina on how to sound like you, and find your voice! Finding your voice is not just about writing how you speak. It's about understanding the impact your voice has, the resonance it creates, and the connection it forms with your audience. We all have friends who we think are hilarious, inside jokes and giggles galore, but it doesn't necessarily translate to everyone. Understanding your audience is key; it's like communicating with your own unique friend group. In this episode, Christina and I talk about: Balancing client preferences and personal style Importance of a voice style guide Incorporating client language in messaging Creating engaging and relatable content Go to: deannaseymour.com/find-your-voice-in-copywriting/ for the full show notes & transcripts Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.

Too often, adults get stuck being a mediator between their kids when a conflict comes up.  But what if kids could follow three simple steps to solve their problems without the help of adults? That is possible with the ultimate problem-solving tool. The Thinking Mat! Check it out at www.thinkingmats.com.  The creator, Christina Torres, joins us today to tell us all about it.  Jump into The Focused Mindset's free soltuon-focused email community and get my free Hope Notes each month.  https://www.thefocusedmindset.com/joincommunity    Bit.ly/cherkretzinfo Blog: www.thefocusedmindset.com/blog-by-cher. my latest blog is about how to show up solution focused!  Instagram: Cher The Focused Mindset Is Solution Focused Coaching with Cher right for you? Book a free discovery call today at Cher Kretz Discovery Call Access Website: www.thefocusedmindset.com Leave me a question here CONTACT CHER and your topic may be the next one on Parenting With The Focused Mindset.  www.thefocusedmindset.com/contact GPS Life Solution Focused Journals on Amazon The Big Life Journal Prodcts help kids grow in strength. Click affilate link here to see them all. Thank you for listening. Feel free to share this episode. Until next time, Keep in touch, and take care.

An interview with the one and only Christina Torres of Cyclista Zine! This episode was recorded in the summer of 2021 - due to circumstances beyond our control (i.e. LIFE) we are releasing it now. Listen along as we discuss chocolate chip cookie activism, the Land Back Movement, performative activism, and zines as tools for freedom.Things we mention: Name the Change Campaign: https://www.change.org/p/dirty-kanza-name-the-change-dkName the Change article: https://www.cxmagazine.com/campaign-petition-launched-to-change-dirty-kanza-gravel-race-dk200Birb TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/discover/Bird-tiktok?lang=enBrattyXBre tiny zine earrings: https://www.brestinyprintshop.com/ https://www.instagram.com/brattyxbre_/Muchachas fanzine: https://www.muchachafanzine.com/No more Patreon, get a subscription via the Cyclista Zine website: https://www.cyclistazine.com/Insta: @cyclista_zineJenni Gwiazdowski: @money_melonAlex Davis: @singyamatokunThis episode was edited by Mathew Jones: mgjprofessional@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we are talking ZINES... And mental health, speaking your truth, and of course bikes: Christina Torres is writer, editor, zinester of CYCLISTA ZINE + BIKE TALK, and has been referred to as: The feminist critique to cycling culture. Of course, we are going to get into the love of bikes, where it came from, and where it's all going. Support Cyclista Zine today! Subscribe to The Gravel Lot. Social Media: Patreon - Facebook - Instagram - Twitter - YouTube - Streamlabs The Art of Being a Pebble: A TGL Manifesto Be Free Ride Bikes: The best kit on the market, customized to YOUR specifications. Grimpeur Brothers Coffee: Support amazing people doing amazing things in bikes while feeding your caffeine habit! Handup Gloves: Use code "PEBBLE$" for 10% off EVERYTHING in store. Visit The Gravel Lot website for our latest podcast, Real Talk videos, Bonus Content, shop, social media, and everything in between. Support The Gravel Lot on Streamlabs Or Donate to TGL here Our intro and outro music is from WatR, so many thanks to him for the jams, check him out on all the major platforms! https://soundcloud.com/itswatr Special Thanks to Justin Balog and Mixed Media Machine

Writing copy that really, truly sounds like you is one of the best ways to get people to know, like and trust you. Letting the real you shine through is also an opportunity to call in the people you'd actually love to work with most. Christina Torres shares strategies for ditching the corporate speak and letting your personality pop. Connect with Christina Torres at https://runandtellthat.co/

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Most of us have a close relationship with the white page of doom as soon as we need to write anything for our businesses but what if the reason is that we should be talking instead of writing? Christina Torres walks you through why you need to write like you talk and how to do it by talking before you write. Key Takeaway If you want people to hear you when they read your copy, you need to use your voice. We talk about Why copy tawking is more effective and more fun than copywriting What your website copy could learn from your social media The essential copytawking questions to ask yourself to get started Links To read the transcript and explore other episodes go to dianemayor.com/82

Listen to personal stories and perspectives on connecting with the land through cycling and learn more about the complicated histories that define colonial concepts of wilderness and the outdoors. Featuring interviews with new RAR Co-Organizer Renee Hutchens, Christina Torres from Cyclista Zine, Jessi Harris, Bikepacking Roots Co-Founder Kait Boyle, Tez De La Tierra, Celia Denton, Alley/Ramon Reyes, and Writer Mary Ann Thomas. Music for this episode is by Your Heart Breaks and our logo design is by Molly Sugar. This series is hosted by Rio Oxas of RAHOK and Everett Ó Cillín, former co-founder of the Radical Adventure Riders, and was produced and edited by Everett. This Episode was sponsored by our friends at Ride with GPS because great rides should leave you feeling inspired, not lost. Ride with GPS is here to keep you on track for all your bike adventures, with the world’s best route planning software, offline maps that allow you to navigate from anywhere, and a platform where you can connect with friends to share rides, photos, and stories from the road -- all of it available on the web or with their mobile app. Ride with GPS wants everyone to go on better rides, more often. SERIES DESCRIPTION Radical Adventure Riders (RAR) and Race.Ancestors.Health.Outdoors.Knowledge (RAHOK) present the Within & Without podcast. A series of off the chain dispatches from BIPoC and Allies discussing tensions within the cycling community and how we connect to ourselves and the world around us through cycling and the outdoors. Recorded throughout 2020 amidst a global pandemic and racial reckoning, this series shares the lived experiences of our moment. These conversations help move us toward transformation:a transformation that centers the freedom and justice of our earth, amplifies voices from across the gender spectrum, and centers Black, Indigenous and People of Color. We acknowledge the energy of discomfort these conversations may bring and hope this very energy will help shift the greater dialogue to support the changes needed in outdoor and cycling communities - and our world.

4 Successful CEOs share their top tip for 2021 in this 10 part series. Hear from Sari De, Christina Torres, Liz Strong, and Suzi Gray in the ninth episode of the series. Link To read the transcript, grab the guests resources, or to download the tips as a PDF head to dianemayor.com/33

This recorded webinar is designed for classroom teachers to explore the idea of what "safe space" means in classrooms— digital or otherwise. For space to truly be safe, it must take into consideration racial and power dynamics that exist in our schools. This webinar will explore the connection between these things and provide examples of how to create racially and culturally conscious safe space in classrooms.

The pandemic pivot to online learning has amped up accusations that teachers are indoctrinating students, as parents “see” what their kids are being taught. We talk to teacher Christina Torres about why politics belongs in the classroom now more than ever. And historian Jon Zimmerman walks us through the long tradition of parents pushing back against classroom content - for good and ill. The financial support of listeners like you keeps this podcast going. Subscribe on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/HaveYouHeardPodcast or donate on PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/haveyouheardpodcast Jennifer and Jack’s forthcoming book, A Wolf at the Schoolhouse Door, is now out and available wherever you buy books.

In this episode, I’m really excited to have as my guest, Christina Torres, copywriter and content creator, Chief Creative Officer at Run & Tell That and co-host of the Bagels & Plantains Podcast. Christina believes that every entrepreneur and small business has a unique and fascinating story to tell. She helps turn out the messages and turn up the conversions you've always wanted to, but haven't had the time to. In our discussion, Christina talked to me about: Talking to people who you want to serve and providing what they want (not what you want for them) Some tips for writing how you speak - your authentic, unique voice The importance of having empathy with your audience Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog The Podcasts

Copywriter Christina Torres is our guest for the 194th guest on The Copywriter Club Podcast. Christina is a member of The Underground and The Copywriter Think Tank so we’ve seen some of the changes she’s made to her business recently. We talked to Christina about her business and the kinds of things she does as a pocket CMO. Here’s most what we covered… •  her story—how she became a copywriter by mistake •  how she got permission to do the thing she really wanted to do •  what she does in her role as a CMO in your pocket •  how she’s worked with copywriters as a CMO to help them grow •  some examples of her work and how she helps people get out of their own way •  how she attracts and connects with her clients •  why she took the time to figure out what she doesn’t like to do •  how she found clients in the the programs she has joined •  the importance of taking a stand in her business and making change •  the idea of a culture and equity audit for the work she does •  how she balances all the things competing for her time •  the catalyst for the new program she’s launching •  what an anti-copy course copy course would look like •  launching even when there’s too much other stuff going on This is a good interview you won’t want to miss. To hear it, click the play button below or subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher. Or scroll down to read a full transcript and see links to what we talked about.   The people and stuff we mentioned on the show: Marie Forleo Laura Belgray Samar Owais Matt Hall Rachel Rogers Christina’s website Christina’s insta Kira’s website Rob’s website The Copywriter Club Facebook Group The Copywriter Underground   Full Transcript: Rob:   This episode is brought to you by The Copywriter Underground, the place to connect with hundreds of smart copywriters who share ideas and strategies to help you master marketing, mindset and copywriting in your business. Learn more at TheCopywriterUnderground.com. Kira:   What if you could hang out with seriously talented copywriters and other experts, ask them about their successes and failures, their work processes and their habits, then steal an idea or two to inspire your own work? That's what Rob and I do every week at The Copywriter Club Podcast. Rob:   You're invited to join the club for episode 194 as we chat with copywriter and CMO in your pocket, Christina Torres, about how her business has evolved to include much more than copywriting, what she's done to juggle working a job while pursuing a side hustle, how copywriters can speak up and create change, and what she's done to figure out what comes next. Kira:   Welcome, Christina. Christina Torres:   Hey. I'm so excited. Ah, this is like the nerdiest, surreal thing that's ever happened and I'm just pinching myself. I'm so excited to be with my copy uncle and my copy cousin. That's what I call Kira. You're not my copy dad. I feel like Rob is so much cooler. Rob:   I'm a really cool dad, I got to say. I'm not cool at all, actually. Just ask my daughters. They remind me of that, seriously, every single day; how uncool I am. Kira:   That's their job. Their job is to remind you of that every day. I'm glad I'm the cousin and not the mom. I feel like I can barely mom. Christina Torres:   We're too close in age. Kira:   I can barely mom, parent my own children. So, I'm happy to be the cousin. Christina Torres, we have had the pleasure of hanging out with you and working with you in The Underground. And then also, more recently, in The Think Tank over the last month. But we want to really start with your story and how you became a copywriter. And then, more recently, a Pocket CMO. Christina Torres:   Yeah, sure. I think ... I was just listening to your most recent podcast and I feel like everyone says this, but of course I became a copywriter by mistake. I feel like that's so cliché but it's kind of true. Not really.

The phrase "Distance Learning" strikes fear into the hearts of parents and teachers around the world. But maybe we just need to rethink our relationship between students and curriculum. And what's a teacher really for, anyway? Veteran educator Christina Torres reminds us that instead of fearing what we've lost with school closures, we should think about what's been gained.

support the podcast by becoming a member of channel 253 EQ: How can social justice education help students and teachers be better global citizens?Today our guest is Christina Torres also known as @biblio_phile. From Teach For America to leading her own classroom at the Punahou School in Honolulu, Hawai‘i, Torres opens up about her journey as a social justice educator. Throughout the episode we circle back to three major questions:What is my work in justice now, given my position of privilege?How can I make my kids feel safe/heard/comforted at this moment in time?How can I continuously reflect and grow in my own awareness about matters of justice in the world?We know that our students will face a variety of challenges, injustices and problems in the world. It’s not about what they will experience but a matter of how they might experience it. Social justice oriented educators strive to equip students with the tools to navigate the challenges (not necessarily solve them). We help students understand the “danger of a single story.” Finally, we explore the tension between staying aware and protecting our mental health/managing tumultuous times through self-care. We share our own strategies for helping students discuss these important issues while managing the array of emotion present in any given classroom.References & Resources:Read Christina’s work at any of the following: ChristinaTorres.Org, Teaching Tolerance, Honolulu Civil Beat, TeacherPop, PRX’s OnBeing, and EdWeek Teacher.Hope especially likes these two pieces: Assessment as an Act of Love; Mindfulness Won’t Save Us. Fixing the System Will. According to Oxfam global citizenship is a framework where students:Build their own understanding of world events.Think about their values and what's important to them.Take learning into the real world.Challenge ignorance and intolerance.Get involved in their local, national and global communities.Develop an argument and voice their opinions.See that they have power to act and influence the world around them.Unesco defines global citizenship in this way, “While the world may be increasingly interconnected, human rights violations, inequality and poverty still threaten peace and sustainability.”NPR Podcast “Codeswitch” Do You Fudging Homework:Hope: read up on global citizenship and why, even if you’ve never left Tacoma or whatever city you’re listening from, you should adopt that framework for your life.Annie: Timeline: A Modern History of Iran from PBS NewsHourChristina: NPR Throughline podcastContact Christina ChristinaTorres.Org or on Twitter @bilbio_phileFollow us on Twitter @IWL_Podcast or Facebook: Interchangeable White Ladies Podcast

Shakespeare is arguably the most widely taught author in the United States, but should he be? Christina Torres has been teaching Shakespeare to her students for the past seven years. She loves Shakespeare, she's read it, she's performed it, and it's an integral part of the lessons she crafts for her eighth-graders in Honolulu. However, Torres recently opened up about why she feels guilty about assigning Shakespeare to her students. "The guilt comes from wondering what would it mean for my students if my students had more access to literature from someone with a similar background," says Torres. Torres, who is half Mexican and half Filipino, says she did not get access to a Latino author until her junior year of high school. "It was this huge revelation," says Torres. "Here's a Mexican writer, writing about things I understand! It was so overwhelming, and I feel a little sad that it did not happen to me until I was 16." Torres says she can't help but feel guilty that she's taking time in her curriculum that could be dedicated to other authors. After all, most schools teach Shakespeare through several grade levels. Torres's concerns don't stop there. To hear our full interview with Torres listen to Episode 130 of the Class Dismissed Podcast on your favorite podcast app or iTunes. All Rights Reserved. Class Dismissed Podcast 2017 – 2019      

We are back with another vibe and are joined by colleague and friend, Christina Torres. We begin in our circle and discuss how identity drives our work while learning more about our guest 5:37. Then, we move into our homeroom and take a look at public schools and private schools. Finally, we offer our insights in our literature circle by reflecting on an article that focuses on creating identity-safe environments at 32:32. Keep listening for our homework at 49:12 and our extra credit at 50:10. Thanks for tuning in! Rate and review us!

Happy New Year everyone!   Our guest for the first episode of the new year is Christina Torres. In this conversation she talks about the opportunities and challenges she experienced as an Office Assistant while serving at Friends of North Rosenberg.  She also shares with us the trail of faith she and her family went through when her husband was diagnosed with a brain tumor. 

Christina Torres is a blogger, mother and best-selling author of Flipping Awesome:  The Art and Science of Perseverance, Self-Love, and Getting Your S#&% Together. Christina Torres is on a mission to flip the script on painfully perfect womanhood and to empower women to embrace their truth and live out loud. In this interview,  Christina shares how she went from living in a state of constant anxiety and lack to living her truth on her own terms.  When Christina embraced single motherhood and  it ended up being her truest blessing. Listen to this episode to hear Christina Torres share her perspective on: Breaking free of the fear of what others may - or may not be - thinking about you. Stereotypes of motherhood. A practical way to embrace the present by embracing self care. How denying a part of yourself that is true sets up self loathing. Kindness and compassion towards yourself as a form of self care. The role culture and religion play in the way we think about ourselves as women. Realizing you don't have to do it all. Memorable quotes from Christina Torres "Life is too short not to live in your truth and not to live in love, and not to live doing whatever makes you feel happy and what makes you feel whole." "Self love and love in general is about truth. Living in self truth is a huge part of self love and self care." Mentioned in this episode: Christina's book Flipping Awesome:  The Art & Science of Perseverance, Self-Love, and Getting Your S#!% Together Blog - The Runaround Free Your Inner Guru podcast interview with Karen Haycox:  Take the Next Right Step Tiffany Dufu's book, Drop the Ball Follow Christina Torres on social media: Facebook Twitter - @wanderlovetns Instagram - @christorrinesa   Support the #FYIGpodcast and join the Free Your Inner Guru™ Tribe at support.freeyourinnerguru.com

On this episode, I hangout with Christina Torres and we chat about educators having conversations about race.

We explore a topic our listeners have called out as a passionate force and a connector across all kinds of boundaries in American culture: running. Not just as exercise, or as a merely physical pursuit, but running as a source of bonding between parents and children and friends; running as an interplay between competition and contemplation; running and body image and survival and healing.

“What else have I been lying to myself about? What else have I been hiding from ’cause I was scared?” Teacher, writer, and Mexipina Christina Torres on how running helps her deal with anxiety, body image, and understanding her deepest sense of self.

  Transformative moments: The moments where you come face to face with a stark realization, that changes how you see yourself, your life and the world around you. And life from hereon - is different - if you choose to make it so. That's what happened to our guest, Justin Schleider, who comes to realize his privilege as a White, Straight, Middle Class Educator. But that's not all, we're also talking Fear: Fear of The Other. In this case, refugees seeking asylum in our countries. It's a fear that has Justin facing his own family history. And of course, we've also got the Lightning Round where we're pushing the edges of Money, Discomfort, Growth Mindset, and being a white educator. Plus we ponder - can we ever stop being educators? For full Show-Notes, go to: http://PushingTheEdge.org/28 Episode Run-Down: ▪ How Justin Pushes the Edge (2:09) ▪ How Justin came to branch out beyond what's normal for him (2:51) ▪ How Justin came to realize his privilege & began stepping out beyond it (6:30) ▪ Learning to keep our mouths shut (8:55) ▪ Learning, reading, conversing, and finding out more (11:24) ▪ Facing conflict online - Justin's experience and how he responded(14:10) ▪ 'One Word Fear' | Justin confronts his fear of refugees seeking asylum (18:14) ▪ Justin connects to his grandparents' story and The Holocaust(21:48) ▪ Why Justin published his post about his fear (23:03) ▪ How Justin teaches about difference in Health Classes (25:56) ▪ How reaching out beyond what's familiar has benefited Justin and his students (28:34) ▪ The Lightning Round - White Educator, Money, Discomfort, Growth Mindset, White Privilege, Ever Stop Being a Teacher (32:01) ▪ Justin's parting thoughts on the 'hidden curriculum' and teaching about difference and empathy (36:52) Related Podcasts: ▪ How to navigate social justice in the classroom with Rusul Alrubail - http://PushingTheEdge.org/13 ▪ Ending White Silence on Race in Education with Greg Michie - http://PushingTheEdge.org/26 ▪ Being a Better Ally for Social Justice with Christina Torres and Bill Ivey - http://PushingTheEdge.org/27 Episode Links: ▪ Justin Schleider on Twitter - https://twitter.com/SchleiderJustin ▪ Justin's blog - https://slowchatpe.wordpress.com ▪ Justin's article - One Word Fear - https://slowchatpe.wordpress.com/2016/01/01/one-word-fear/ ▪ Rafranz Davis - http://rafranzdavis.com ▪ Rusul Alrubail - http://www.rusulalrubail.com ▪ http://www.Tolerance.org Additional Resources: The Pushing The Edge Podcast Archive: http://PushingTheEdge.org or https://goo.gl/yJAZFm Social Justice Resources: http://PushingTheEdge.org/social-justice-resources Greg Curran on Twitter - https://twitter.com/GregBCurran

This is a special edition of Pushing The Edge. Bill Ivey and Christina Torres return to discuss: How to be ally for social justice in education. It can be quite a learning curve, filled with many questions and uncertainties. What if we want to speak up but don’t fully understand the issues, or the correct language to use? What if we slip up and say the wrong thing? Our guests have been there, believe me, and they’ve got some especially useful tips and insights to share. But that’s not all. There’s a topic I’ve been wanting to discuss for quite a while but I’ve been too scared to raise it publicly. Well finally I let it out into the world and it leads to an especially interesting discussion. For full Show-Notes, go to: http://PushingTheEdge.org/27 Episode Run-Down: ▪ Do you know what you just said? How Bill's navigates being challenged(1:41) ▪ The importance of decentering ourselves (2:23) ▪ How might we get more people on board with social justice issues (2:43) ▪ Bill's tips about participating in diverse spaces (5:18) ▪ Owning up when we're wrong - Christina Torres(8:02) ▪ An Aha Moment: Christina slips up and a students calls it out (8:43) ▪ Speaking up about something I've been too scared to mention - Greg (10:25) ▪ Christina's tips for participating in diverse spaces (14:04) ▪ Helpful Strategies to navigate unfamiliar, diverse paces (17:45) ▪ A key lesson: The work is so much more important than whether the person likes me (19:51) Related Podcasts: ▪ Teaching Students about Identity and Privilege with Bill Ivey - http://PushingTheEdge.org/25 ▪ Empowering our Students to be Change-Makers with Christina Torres - http://PushingTheEdge.org/24 ▪ Ending White Silence on Race in Education with Greg Michie - http://PushingTheEdge.org/26 Related Posts: ▪ Stand with Us for Social Justice in Education by @GregBCurran - http://PushingTheEdge.org/stand-up ▪ Tips for Making Twitter Chats more Inclusive by @GregBCurran - http://PushingTheEdge.org/26b Episode Links: ▪ Bill Ivey on Twitter - https://twitter.com/bivey ▪ Christina Torres on Twitter - https://twitter.com/biblio_phile ▪ Christina Torres' Website - https://christinatorres.org/ ▪ Jose Vilson on Twitter - https://twitter.com/TheJLV ▪ Beverly Daniel Tatum - https://goo.gl/Lza0Zg ▪ Educolor Website - http://www.educolor.org/ Additional Resources: The Pushing The Edge Podcast Archive: http://PushingTheEdge.org or https://goo.gl/yJAZFm Social Justice Resources: http://PushingTheEdge.org/social-justice-resources Greg Curran on Twitter - https://twitter.com/GregBCurran

How can we support and empower students to make change happen? How can we empower them to be change-makers who challenge and transform unjust systems? Well, we've gotta dislodge and disrupt the stories of oppression and victim-hood that are so prevalent. We've gotta review and re-frame the ways we talk about ourselves and our communities. We've gotta tell stories of persistence, positivity, hope, joy and achievement. It all starts with re-thinking our business as usual in schools. And on that count we've got quite a few tips and insights to share. For complete show-notes go to: http://PushingTheEdge.org/24 Episode Run-Down: ▪ How Christina Torres Pushes The Edge (1:36) ▪ How to center social justice around students and their worlds (2:14) ▪ How Christina's students pushed back & resisted (3:38) ▪ Race: Seeing ourselves in power, in diverse roles (7:26) ▪ How to teach for student agency (10:34 & 12:27) ▪ Re-thinking how we view and talk about particular communities (11:26 & 14:47) ▪ Re-thinking how we view and talk about 'success' (16:15) ▪ Empowering students to recognize their capital (22:07) ▪ Why we need to name ourselves with empowered language (23:08) ▪ Getting beyond stories of oppression - moving toward hope, joy, persistence and possibility (25:16) >▪ Getting beyond obedience and polite 'critical thinking' (27:50) ▪ The Lightning Round - defiance, vulnerability, cultural capital, teacher-leader, agency, and advice (30:32) ▪ A Not To Be Missed Take-Away (34:56) Episode Links: ▪ Christina Torres' Blog - http://christinatorres.org/ ▪ Christina Torres on Twitter - https://twitter.com/biblio_phile ▪ The Language of Power by Christina Torres - http://goo.gl/AUu48p ▪ The United Farm Workers' Union - https://goo.gl/XS03kh ▪ The Unity Clap (Union protest tool) - https://youtu.be/CYOHnxYg50I ▪ The Giver by Lois Lowry - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Giver ▪ Martin Luther King Junior - https://goo.gl/M58vW ▪ Grace Lee Boggs - https://goo.gl/4h0Jlo ▪ Student Organize, Community Activist and Educator: Xian Barrett - https://twitter.com/xianb8 ▪ Surin McGrory - Re-thinking how we view Indigenous Students - http://pushingtheedge.org/15 ▪ Educolor Resource Page - http://www.educolor.org/resources/ Listen to More Change-Maker Episodes: ▪ From Student Voice to Agency with Stephanie Thompson - http://pushingtheedge.org/23 ▪ Questioning and transforming our communities with Nakisha Hobbs - http://pushingtheedge.org/22 ▪ Activating Student Voice with Silvia Gonzalez - http://pushingtheedge.org/21 ▪ Step back and let young people take the lead with Laura Hill - http://pushingtheedge.org/8

I chat with Christina Torres about blogging.

I chat with Christina Torres about race in education.

Comedian Brad Williams drops by the Fake Mustache Studios to chat with Jay Larson and Ryan Sickler about "Praying for p***y", having friends in the adult industry, Brad's dating life, witnessing accidents, getting pulled over, getting out of tickets, and "Christina Torres"! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices