About Minor Misconceptions: Young Voices with Tony Behan, Ed.D.
Young people have valuable perceptions on various topics from culture, politics, and religion. In this podcast, young people will share their unique perspectives on topics that are relevant to them. The facilitator of the podcast is an educator who is inspired by their students. Anyone interested in what young people think about various topics will do well to listen to this podcast.
Antonina is entering her freshman year of college after winning many state championships in speech and debate. In this podcast, she speaks about the role speech and debate can be a catalyst for change; how young people are misunderstood; the role that social media plays in advocacy, and other speech tools to help get your point across. She believes that finding common ground is pivotal for becoming an advocate.
About her coaching
Emily's List
Devine America
The New Jim Crow (book)
7 Jul 2021
Life After High School w/ Alex, Colton, & Devin
Three young men (Devin, Alex, & Colton) discuss police brutality, social media and politics, and staying connected after high school.
www.flippedcarmarketing.com (Colton's Company)
www.theclinicalcoffee.com
15 Jun 2021
Art and Technology (Pt.2) w/Lilli, Mychael, & Henry
Lilli, Mychael, & Henry talk about their influential artists (Billy Joel & Billie Eilish).
8 Jun 2021
What is Art? (Pt.1) with Lilli, Mychael, & Henry
Young artists - Lilli, Mychael, and Henry - define art and answer the question "What is more important? Skill or hard work?
Listen to hear what they say about when a piece of artwork is complete.
Follow Mychael on Instagram @
1 Jun 2021
On Leadership (Pt.2) w/Abby, JaKobe, & Gavin
Abby, Gavin, and JaKobe continue discussing leadership and address the issue of why leaders are hesitant to have difficult and brave discussions, and the difference between a culture of accountability and cancel culture.
25 May 2021
On Leadership (Pt.1) w/Abby, JaKobe, & Gavin
Meet Abby (student body president), Gavin (drum major), and JaKobe (team leader) who define leadership, speak of their mentors, give advice for national leaders, and the role education plays in unifying humanity.
18 May 2021
Does Social Media Rot the Brain? w/Whit & Etienne (Part 2)
Whit and Etienne discuss the importance of evaluating news sources, the role of social media on the brain, and more.
If you have an issue that you would like young people to discuss, or you would like to be a guest on this podcast, please leave a voice message through the Episode Web Page, or send your inquiry to minormisconceptions@gmail.com
11 May 2021
"Is Gen Z in Serious Trouble?" w/Whit & Etienne (Pt.1)
Whit and Etienne share in a conversation on Gen Z, apathy, voting, the environment, race, and the importance of reading.
4 May 2021
Going "RÕG" with Max
Max is a teen entrepreneur who designs clothing that spreads a message of awareness, love, and hope.
Website: rogmerch.com
Instagram: rog_merch
27 Apr 2021
It's Okay Not Being Okay (Part 2)
Gustavo, Jemiya, and Emily discuss race, gender, and class.
Emily's book recommendation: Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents by Isabel Wilkerson (https://www.amazon.com/Caste-Origins-Discontents-Isabel-Wilkerson/dp/0593230256)
20 Apr 2021
It's Okay Not Being Okay (Part 1)
Three college students (in California and Louisiana) discuss topics: Getting through the pandemic, yoga, spiritual awakening, and the Boomer generation.
13 Apr 2021
Conversation: The Key to Fixing Everything
Theologian Frederick Buechner writes that one's calling is where "your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet."
In this episode, we hear from a 15-year old (from Pennsylvania) who is doing exactly that by starting a business that began as a response to a deep need during the pandemic. She gives tips on how to start a business and provides insights into the dynamic of misunderstood teens. She discusses how to stay connected despite the greatest challenge of the pandemic: social isolation.
Catiebug Crafts (https://catiebugcrafts.company.site/)
W e b s i t e : h t t p s : / / c a t i e b u g c r a f t s . c o m p a n y . s i t e /
I n s t a g r a m : @ c a t i e b u g c r a f t s
T i k T o k : @ c a t i e b u g _ c r a f t s
Frederick Buechner, Wishful Thinking: The Seeker’s ABCs 119 (1993)
9 Apr 2021
We Just Need A Chance
We hear from a high schooler who started her own business - creating a coloring book to tell the story of the Underground Railroad. Joi also explains her experience of distance learning and the importance of giving young people a chance.
Website: https://colorofhistory.com/
Instagram: color.of_history
facebok: color.of.history
30 Mar 2021
Why Young Voices Matter
In this inaugural episode of Minor Misconceptions, we hear the vibrant voices and ideas of three 12th graders who speak candidly about WHY a podcast like this one is so important today. These young people explore topics about the church, mental health, surviving the pandemic, and what kind of change they would orchestrate if given a magic wand. These three brave young adults shed light on who and what inspires them.
Music created by 11th-grader Braxton Jones.
15 Mar 2021
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