EduKATE
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- Update frequency
- every 8 days
- Average duration
- 30 minutes
- Episodes
- 30
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2021
Taking a pause and learning lessons from Elizabeth Day's 'How to fail'
Today's lesson is led by me (Katie Kohn) and is inspired by three extracts from Elizabeth Day's fabulous book; 'How To Fail'. The episode focuses in on what it is to take a pause in todays world, nav…
Colourism - What is colourism today and where does the term come from? feat. Deanna Lyn Cook
In this episode of EduKATE, I'm joined by the amazing Deanna Lyn Cook ( @lildchick ) for the second time, who teaches me a very important and interesting lesson all about Colourism. She discusses how…
Cosmetic Surgery - An up close and personal lesson from someone who's gone through it
This episode of EduKATE is led by the fabulous Holly, who serves up a no-nosense lesson on Cosmetic Surgery and the permanent cosmetic choices that she's made. She candidly discusses her reasons for …
Talking about Catcalling, why it's so annoying, based on extracts from 'Invisible Women'
In this solo episode of EduKATE I'm serving up a lesson on catcalling. I'll be reading and commenting on extracts from Caroline Criado Perez's Invisible Women and sharing personal insights and anecdo…
Tackling Loneliness and creating change through the platform 'Joy' Feat. Patrick Harding
“Did you know that 9 million people in the UK are chronically lonely?” I’ve asked Patrick Harding, the CEO and Founder of Joy, to deliver a solo lesson about what his platform Joy is doing during the…
Your Questions answered about Primary School Education feat. Poppy Richardson
The financial hurdles facing lower income students at Cambridge University feat.Hannah Gaffey
In this episode, Hannah and I talk about her experience of getting accepted onto her masters course at Cambridge and the financial hurdles that have made her journey a bumpy one. Topics discussed: hi…
Race - how we think, speak and talk about race today in context of Black History - feat. Deanna Lyn Cook
In this episode of EduKATE, Deanna Lyn Cook teaches me a very important lesson on race. She teaches me about the state of race in UK Academia, and specifically educates me on the Black British female…
A meningitis survival story and discussing the concept of health - feat. Bronte Smith
Back in November, Bronte and I recorded my first ever episode of EduKATE, and we couldn't have predicted that our conversation back then is more relevant now than ever. In a world where our physical …
Myth-busting feminism and understanding the term - feat. Isabel Stuart
In this episode of Edukate, Isabel Stuart explains to me what Intersectionality actually means within Feminism today, and why we need to remember the origins of the term. We then have question time f…