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Hosted by Brandon Jenkins · education · EN
Welcome to Teaching In Color! This podcast the voices of teachers of color and explores the world of education. Each week, we share inspiring stories and insights from educators who are making a difference. Join us as we celebrate diversity, uncover impactful stories and learn strategies for fostering inclusive classrooms. Tune in for engaging conversations and a community dedicated to uplifting educators of color.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Teaching In Color! This podcast the voices of teachers of color and explores the world of education. Each week, we share inspiring stories and insights from educators who are making a difference. Join us as we celebrate diversity, uncover impactful stories and learn strategies for fostering inclusive classrooms.
Teaching In Color is hosted by Brandon Jenkins. The show has published 22 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Special Education Isn't What You Think | Leopoldo Guzman" (21 October 2026, 53 minutes), "Every Child Deserves to See Themselves in a Story | Julius B. Anthony" (14 October 2026, 54 minutes), and "The History You Were Never Taught | Tony DelaRosa" (7 October 2026, 60 minutes).
Teaching In Color publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 46 minutes across 22 episodes.
Booking probability for Teaching In Color is 25%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Teaching In Color requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Teaching In Color's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Teaching In Color are Schools (K-12). Teaching In Color has an education audience.
Brandon Jenkins hosts Teaching In Color, an education podcast with 22 episodes published.
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What comes to mind when you hear the words special education ? For many people, it's a misunderstood part of our education system—filled with assumptions, stereotypes, and misconceptions. But behind every IEP...
Can one book change the trajectory of a child's life? For Julius B. Anthony, the answer is yes. In this episode of Teaching in Color , Brandon Jenkins sits down with literacy advocate, children's author, and founder of...
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Why are so many Asian American stories missing from our classrooms? In this episode, Brandon sits down with author and researcher Tony DelaRosa to explore ethnic studies, representation, Afro-Asian solidarity, and why...
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What if the reason so many people struggle with math has nothing to do with ability... and everything to do with how it's taught? For generations, students have been told to memorize formulas, follow steps, and get the...
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Can one teacher really change a life? For so many of us, the answer is yes. Long after we've forgotten the lessons, worksheets, and tests, we remember the teacher who believed in us, challenged us, and made us feel like...
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What if some of the practices we consider "normal" in schools were never designed with every student in mind? From classroom expectations to curriculum and teacher preparation, many aspects of our education system have...
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In this episode of Teaching in Color, host Brandon J engages in a deep conversation with educator Tevin King about the intersection of identity, advocacy, and education. Tevin shares his experiences as a Black educator...
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In the latest episode of Teaching in Color, host Brandon Jenkins engages in a thought-provoking dialogue with Askeia Brown, a passionate advocate for Black students and communities. Together, they explore the importance...
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We’re officially back 🎙️ Teaching in Color kicks off the new year with an intentional conversation featuring Davon Clarke—a tenured NYC public school educator, NYU adjunct instructor, and education leader. In this...
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Ashley Brajaé Jackson is more than a teacher — she’s a storyteller. A Bay Area native now teaching 5th grade in a Los Angeles music magnet program, Ashley brings her experience as a two-time award-winning filmmaker...
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In this powerful episode of Teaching in Color , we sit down with Wesley — a first-year Black, queer educator navigating his first year of teaching in Los Angeles after graduating from UC Berkeley and pursuing his M.A...
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📘 Episode Description: In this episode of Teaching in Color , we travel to Honolulu, Hawai‘i to sit down with Michael Ida , the 2023 Hawai‘i State Teacher of the Year. With 27 years of experience in math and computer...
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In this episode of Teaching in Color , we sit down with Anaia Lachelle Hawkins—also known as Ms. H—a 24-year-old second-year teacher from Kalamazoo, Michigan, whose path into education was anything but traditional...
In this powerful episode of Teaching In Color , we sit down with Jonathan Vazquez, a Puerto Rican and Crucian educator whose life story defies the odds. From growing up in Brooklyn and navigating street life to dropping...
In this episode of Teaching in Color , we sit down with Kavya Nadella, a dedicated school-based pediatric speech therapist working with elementary students, many of whom are bilingual Spanish speakers. Kavya shares...
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On this episode of Teaching in Color , we welcome Johnnie D. Moultrie—educator, author, and assistant principal—who is passionate about inspiring young minds through culturally rich storytelling and transformative...
In this episode of Teaching in Color , we explore the intersection of music education, representation, and diversity with Kyle Berkley, a passionate music educator. Kyle shares how music can be a powerful tool for...
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In this episode of Teaching in Color , we sit down with Stephanie Wan, an inspiring educator dedicated to equity, representation, and student empowerment. With a passion for breaking barriers in education, Stephanie...
In this episode of Teaching in Color , we sit down with Evalaurene Jean-Charles, a middle school history teacher in the Bronx and the co-founder and CEO of Black on Black Education. Evalaurene shares her journey as an...
Join us on Teaching in Color as we sit down with Natalia Leija, a dedicated educator passionate about creating equitable opportunities for students. In this episode, Natalia shares her journey into education, the...
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