This is the best education podcast I have ever listened to! Great listen, always makes me think and I learn many new things. Makes me wish I didn’t retire (and wonder why my campus teaching and learning center didn’t give us this kind of content).

This podcast is invaluable for educators looking to grow in the field of radical pedagogy and to build their social justice knowledge. It covers a range of issues in education (for example, grading, labor unions, theater pedagogy, abolition, environmental, writing and literacy programs) with a general focus on showing examples of teaching in democratic partnership with students and for social justice goals. I think it is special that the hosts met several years ago when one of them was a college freshman and she enrolled in a class the other host was teaching. Fast forward to now and they are both college faculty

Great podcasr

They are a great team, and they help me think more clearly about my own teaching. I would like to go back to college to take a class with them!

The content of Nothing Never Happens is great. This podcast feels like it’s filling a need for media on radical pedagogy. However, the host is a terrible interviewer. The way the conversations are facilitated is painfully awkward and sometimes hard to listen to.

This has become one of my favorite podcasts. Great content.

Brings together research and practice in a way that is both useful and compelling.

Thoughtful, provocative, and engaging. Thanks.