In Session: Conversations on teaching in higher education
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Podcast Overview
<p>Through conversations focusing on a variety of topics in higher education, we seek to form an understanding of how to classroom educators can find meaning and strengthen their practice. </p>
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Publishing Since
1/19/2026
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Recent Episodes
June 29, 2026
The Role of Indigenous Spirituality in Higher Education with Dr. Blair Stonechild
<p>In this episode I have a conversation with Dr. Blair Stonechild. Dr. Stonechild is a professor in Indigenous Studies at First Nations University in Regina, Saskatchewan. Our conversation is framed by his book, Challenge to Civilization: Indigenous Wisdom and the Future. Dr. Stonechild shares his views on how Indigenous Spirituality can impact teaching and research in universities. Blair shares his journey in education, including being a residential school survivor. He challenges civilization and the pinnacle of what we have produced. This was a very enjoyable conversation for me, and I feel that Blair brings a valuable perspective to the conversation of how we move forward in the academy.</p><p>You can purchase Dr. Stonechild's trilogy through <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://uofrpress.ca/Contributors/S/Stonechild-Alexander-Blair">University of Regina Press.</a></p>
May 25, 2026
Student Accessibility Services with Carolyn Christie
<p>In this episode, host Johnathan Bevan speaks with the Director of Student Accessibility Services (SAS) at the University of Manitoba. They discuss a variety of topics related to SAS and the services it offers to students. They delve into disability and making room for its presence in the University. Pathways for instructor collaboration are also covered. </p>
May 8, 2026
Ethics in the Academy with Dr. Karen Houle
<p>In this episode Johnathan Bevan and co-host and colleague Gerardo Villagran speak with Dr. Karen Houle. Karen takes us on a journey into the heart of ethics in the academy. Dr, Houle is a retired associate professor of philosophy at Guelph University. She draws on her years of experience applying ethics across a variety of disciplines as well as in her own pedagogical practice to manifest an image of ethical actions we can all aspire to. This was a special conversation that I deeply appreciated. </p><p>You can learn more about Karen's current project at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.artofsoil.ca">www.artofsoil.ca</a>.</p><p>I hope you enjoy the episode!</p><p></p>
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