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Black Tuesday Podcast

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Mao Zedong

Jason Wilson

Sarah Negahdari

Daniel Pinchbeck

Asad Haider

Jimmie Dale

Eileen Jones

Tim Presley

Anna Krien

Jocelyn Bell Burnell

Erik Davis

Kristin Kobes Du Mez

Ryan Holmes

Carolyn Baker

Conner Habib

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Biggs interviews photojournalist Linda Tirado. Linda lost her vision in her left eye, covering the uprising in Minnesota. They also delve into her time in Ferguson, big media, and gaining understanding during times of crisis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Biggs interviews photojournalist Linda Tirado. Linda lost her vision in her left eye, covering the uprising in Minnesota. They also delve into her time in Ferguson, big media, and gaining understanding during times of crisis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Ep 90: The Linda Tirado Interview

Linda Tirado is a writer who catapulted to online fame after a casual, righteously enraged message board comment went mega-viral. Within weeks she had a book deal, TV appearances, agents, and a lot more attention than she had ever asked for or wanted. Her book,  Hand to Mouth: Living in Bootstrap America, captures a working class voice that’s rarely heard in mainstream American media, and her experience with internet celebrity reflects the often terrifying ways that class functions in media culture.  

Linda Tirado is a writer who catapulted to online fame after a casual, righteously enraged message board comment went mega-viral. Within weeks she had a book deal, TV appearances, agents, and a lot more attention than she had ever asked for or wanted. Her book, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Hand-Mouth-Living-Bootstrap-America/dp/0425277976" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Hand to Mouth: Living in Bootstrap America</a>, captures a working class voice that’s rarely heard in mainstream American media, and her experience with internet celebrity reflects the often terrifying ways that class functions in media culture.

Nostalgia Trap - Episode 146: The Other Side of Going Viral w/ Linda Tirado 

Poverty Activist and Author Linda Tirado joins Dwyer in a conversation about how the Rust Belt working class know Trump is a liar, how some voters hoped to jolt the system in hopes something better would happen, and how we need to stop judging, understand and start being better people. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Poverty Activist and Author Linda Tirado joins Dwyer in a conversation about how the Rust Belt working class know Trump is a liar, how some voters hoped to jolt the system in hopes something better would happen, and how we need to stop judging, understand and start being better people. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Linda Tirado - Author, Journalist, Poverty Activist

Anti-Poverty Campaigner Linda Tirado talks about the challenges facing low-income earners and the impact of education policy on disadvantaged communities. Cameorn and Corinne discuss Direct Instruction in relation to recent events in far-north Queensland, and discuss the recent ResearchEd conference in Melbourne. 00.00 Opening Credits01:19 Intro06:09 Direct Instruction in the Indigenous Communities33:01 ResearchED Melbourne48:07 Feature Introduction50:32 Interview - Linda Tirado1:23:08 Announcements1:25:43 Quote and Sign Off

Anti-Poverty Campaigner Linda Tirado talks about the challenges facing low-income earners and the impact of education policy on disadvantaged communities. Cameorn and Corinne discuss Direct Instruction in relation to recent events in far-north Queensland, and discuss the recent ResearchEd conference in Melbourne. 00.00 Opening Credits 01:19 Intro 06:09 Direct Instruction in the Indigenous Communities 33:01 ResearchED Melbourne 48:07 Feature Introduction 50:32 Interview - Linda Tirado 1:23:08 Announcements 1:25:43 Quote and Sign Off

TER #071 - Poverty and Education with Linda Tirado - 29 May 2016

Author of Hand To Mouth: Living In Bootstrap America returns to CWMD to talk about her new program that helps mentor those in poverty to share their stories. Linda and Matt also discuss the hopelessness of poverty and how the poor have very little resources to help themselves, how the riots in Baltimore is not just about race but also poverty and class warfare, and the absurd restrictions on welfare. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Author of Hand To Mouth: Living In Bootstrap America returns to CWMD to talk about her new program that helps mentor those in poverty to share their stories. Linda and Matt also discuss the hopelessness of poverty and how the poor have very little resources to help themselves, how the riots in Baltimore is not just about race but also poverty and class warfare, and the absurd restrictions on welfare. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Linda Tirado - Author & Poverty Activist

Linda Tirado is the Author of Hand To Mouth: Living In Bootstrap America. The book examines how Americans view poverty, what life is like as a impoverished person and why the poor people do do what they do. Ms. Tirado joins Matt to discuss the exhausting life of having three demeaning jobs, how our society lacks compassion for those on hard times and her new life as an author. Hand To Mouth is an incredible and important book. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Linda Tirado is the Author of Hand To Mouth: Living In Bootstrap America. The book examines how Americans view poverty, what life is like as a impoverished person and why the poor people do do what they do. Ms. Tirado joins Matt to discuss the exhausting life of having three demeaning jobs, how our society lacks compassion for those on hard times and her new life as an author. Hand To Mouth is an incredible and important book. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Linda Tirado - Hand To Mouth

Doing an on-the-spot show to check in with author Linda Tirado who has been on the ground in Ferguson/St. Louis during the protests before, during and after the Grand Jury handed down its decision not to indict Darren Wilson last night.

Linda Tirado - Ferguson Protests Update

So you think you know what it's like to be poor, do you? If you've never been there, you probably don't have a clue. Even if you have been, or still are living on a shoestring or less, Linda Tirado's new book Hand To Mouth: Living In Bootstrap America is a must read. She paints a true life picture of the life that she has lived and takes to task the stereotypes that the haves like to believe about the have-nots.Talkupy with Annie Lindstrom welcomes Linda to the show on Thursday, November 13 at 11 am ET to talk about how she came to "accidentally explain poverty to the nation," according to the Huffington Post, write an incredible page turner of a book and begin a whole new life for herself and her family. We'll discuss what it takes to survive without enough money, how it turns out that poor people are actually people, too, and more.To purchase the book or read an excerpt, clickhere. You also can follow Linda (a.k.a. @KillerMartinis) onFacebook or Twitter.

So you think you know what it's like to be poor, do you? If you've never been there, you probably don't have a clue. Even if you have been, or still are living on a shoestring or less, Linda Tirado's new book Hand To Mouth: Living In Bootstrap America is a must read. She paints a true life picture of the life that she has lived and takes to task the stereotypes that the haves like to believe about the have-nots. Talkupy with Annie Lindstrom welcomes Linda to the show on Thursday, November 13 at 11 am ET to talk about how she came to "accidentally explain poverty to the nation," according to the Huffington Post, write an incredible page turner of a book and begin a whole new life for herself and her family. We'll discuss what it takes to survive without enough money, how it turns out that poor people are actually people, too, and more. To purchase the book or read an excerpt, clickhere. You also can follow Linda (a.k.a. @KillerMartinis) onFacebook or Twitter.

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