Hosted by Jasmine Ki'Amber · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 72 episodes
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“What School Didn’t Teach Me” is a podcast for people like me, who are living parts of life they didn’t know they needed to prepare for. Hosted by a college graduate, living in the thick of it, the podcast will include a range of topics to help people prepare them for their future and embrace their present. We’re here to make the growing pains, not so bad.
Jasmine Ki'Amber hosts What School Didn't Teach Me, a education show with 72 episodes published.
Classmates let's be real. The world is not a happy place right now. Clowns in office, unnecessary wars, all while people are still looking for food to eat and a place to sleep. Its our job and a privilege, to keep showin
We never ask birds why they likes to sing, its what they were made to do. This week we have part 2 of a conversation with a real life song bird- Dr. Marcus Norris! Composer and director of the South Side Symphony orchest
"I've been gone for a minute but I'm back now" Classmates, it feels good to be back home. Recording this episode was a lot more liberating and forgiving than I thought it would be. Join me this Tuesday for a very transpa
We never ask birds why they likes to sing, its what they were made to do. This week we have part 1 of a conversation with a real life song bird- Dr. Marcus Norris! Composer and director of the South Side Symphony orchest
We never said representation was easy. But it is necessary, it is valuable. This week we've had the please of talking to Dillard University & Berkeley Law graduate, Traelon Rodgers Esq. Tune in to the conversation as Tra
We have all heard the phrase " you are, what you eat." It's a true testimate that what you put into your body, is what you inevitably crave, Its comfortable. That concept doesn't just apply to food. It applies to coping
This week’s episode was an eye opener for me. We have conversations about interpersonal relationships a LOT, on this podcast, and I have definitely fallen victim to the idea that when someone has trouble adapting to you
Advocacy comes in many forms. Some people march, some people preach, some people teach. Either way, it's so important for us to show the next generation that there is more in this world, than what they see. Join me and c
"An unmarried woman or virgin is concerned about the Lord’s affairs: Her aim is to be devoted to the Lord in both body and spirit. But a married woman is concerned about the affairs of this world—how she can please her h
A universal conversation I have with creators is making content that is genuine and authentic to the purpose of your art. Making sure that you are being honest with the audience you want to attract. What better way to do
Before there was social media, the most influential piece of technology was television. Since the 1950’s tv’s have sucked our attention, created idols, told us what we “really need”, and who we “need” to be. There are 2
Thoughts like ‘I don’t know if I can…’ or ‘What will they think?’ have held me back from fully committing to myself. If you can relate, this episode is for you. Welcome back to Season 4 of What School Didn’t Teach Me. To
Guess who's back!! I missed y'all, I feel on fire and ready for this season! Every year, we make it a point to write out small goals that bring us closer to the person we want to be. I want "What School Didn't Teach Me"
Classmates, join me and my “sister from another mister,” Callia Thompson, for the season finale of What School Didn’t Teach Me. This episode continues last week’s conversation with a meaningful twist, wrapping up our “In
Classmates we’ve talked about a lot of investments this season, this week I want us to have a conversation about other’s impact on us. Specifically, a mother’s investment. Join me for part one of a conversation between m
Classmates we are back! As we close out the year, and this season of our podcast, I want to take the time to remind you how important it is to slow down. Sometimes self care is as simple as learning to show gratitude in
“Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.” (1 Thessalonians 5:18) Welcome to Gratitude 101—the perfect episode for the season of thanksgiving. What are you thankful for? Do y
We will only accept what we believe we deserve. Classmates, when was the last time you looked at a situation and thought "I deserve more than this?" This month, as we invest in our mental health, I want to invite us to s
Classmates, I decided to close this month out with an episode more light hearted and full of laughter. Join author of "Little Black Poetry Book" Aiyana Sha'niel and I for an hour full of nostalgia and laughs. As we await
"Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see. " Hebrews 11:1 I was originally going to name this episode "Don't Be Afraid of Purpose" but it ultimately ended up being a conversation
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What School Didn't Teach Me is hosted by Jasmine Ki'Amber. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 72 episodes.
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