Who owns knowledge?
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Episode #27
It's a simple question, until you try to answer it.
In this episode of Guru In Your Ear, Dennis Gebhart and Max Maisano explore what happens when education, experience, access, and the internet collide.
If knowledge belongs to everyone, what exactly are educators charging for? Is paid education gatekeeping, or are we confusing access to information with the professional labor required to teach it?
And in a world where anyone with a phone can become an educator, what separates sharing information from actually teaching?
Dennis and Max explore experience versus expertise, free versus paid education, social media authority, the three-minute expert, AI, mentorship, educational dependency, and the responsibility we inherit when knowledge passes through our hands.
Along the way, they tackle some uncomfortable questions:
Does experience give someone authority?
Can a great content creator be a poor educator?
When does teaching create dependency?
What does the educator owe the learner, and what does the learner owe the learning?
And perhaps most importantly:
If none of us owns knowledge...what is the responsibility of those who teach it?
This isn't a conversation about protecting information.
It's about what happens when we inherit it, question it, understand it, and pass it forward.
Knowledge should circulate.
Understanding must be built.
Guru In Your Ear
Dennis Gebhart & Max Maisano
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