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Hosted by James Browder · 🇺🇸 us · EN · 25 episodes
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Welcome. Believe it or not, I chose to spend the rest of my life in Middle School. After teaching for over 19 years, my goal can be boiled down into one task, developing human potential. My three favorite educational words are autonomy, agency, and authenticity. There is nothing more authentic than hearing about the realities of middle and high school life directly from the students who have lived through it. Whether you are a parent looking for perspective, a teacher trying to better understand your students, or a student looking for some guidance, this podcast has something for everyone.
James Browder hosts Educational Archeology: Thriving in the Middle, a education show with 25 episodes published.
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Owen White, a 2026 GHS graduate. We talked about his love for cooking, passion for trivia and aspirations to win Jeopardy, balance between STEM and the arts, path t
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Owen Costa, a 2026 GHS senior. We talked about being one of 6 siblings, being the student body president, acting on stage with the GHS drama department, finding "th
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Lily Kronk, a 2026 GHS senior. We talked about being the president of The National Honors Society, participating in the GES mentor program, helping with Women in ST
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Sam Hannig, a 2026 GHS senior. We talked about shaving his head to raise money for pediatric cancer research, loving to read when much of the world isn't taking the
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Anabelle Burt, a 2026 GHS senior. We talked about being adopted, juggling two different cultures, volunteering with Foster Forward, applying to college with a gap y
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Miho Gillespie, a 2025 GHS graduate. We talked about dealing with trauma at a young age, building meaningful relationships, exploring theatre in her senior year, ta
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Sarah Soliman, a 2025 GHS graduate. We talked about her traveling to Egypt, being the GHS stage manager, playing the viola, becoming a Zonta's Women Leadership Awar
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Alex Organ, a 2025 GHS graduate. We talked about how a decision to join Lego Robotics in 5th grade started an interest and trajectory towards the sciences, his moti
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Georgia Coffey, a 2025 GHS graduate. We talked about dealing with alopecia, joining Young Life, learning from a car crash, being a big sister to five siblings, havi
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Carson Murphy, a 2025 GHS Senior and soon to be graduate. We had the opportunity to talk about what it was like growing up in a house full of sisters, the transitio
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Carson Murphy, a 2025 GHS Senior and soon to be graduate. We had the opportunity to talk about what it was like growing up in a house full of sisters, the transitio
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Jordyn York, a 2025 GHS Senior and soon to be graduate. We had the opportunity to talk about her journey with competitive rock climbing, splitting time between two
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Chloe Thatcher, a 2025 GHS Senior and soon to be graduate. We had the opportunity to talk about finding your thing in a sea of options, taking advantage of independ
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Beckett Long, a 2025 GHS Senior and soon to be graduate. We had the opportunity to talk about managing life utilizing three buckets, running his Ruff Cuff vintage c
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Sophia Shinka, a 2025 GHS Senior and soon to be graduate. We had the opportunity to talk about adjusting to new situations, knowing when it is time to give up and w
The show has reached the one year mark. To celebrate, I went back to each episode and pulled the responses to the question that asked each guest to identify the one thing they would go back and tell their middle school s
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Noah Hausman, a 2024 GHS Graduate. We had the opportunity to talk about how Covid provided a pause and needed perspective, when to stick with something and when to
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Kate Miller, a 2024 GHS Graduate. We had the opportunity to talk about confronting imposter syndrome, taking on big things while maintaining realistic expectations,
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Dimi Martinez, a 2024 GHS Graduate. We had the opportunity to talk about moving schools in the middle of a pandemic, finding your people, considering ROI when selec
On this episode, I had the opportunity to catch up with Sydney Ley, a 2024 GHS Senior. We had the opportunity to talk about selecting the right college, building strong relationships with teachers, the importance of comm
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Educational Archeology: Thriving in the Middle is hosted by James Browder. The show is categorised under education and has published 25 episodes.
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