Tavis D's guest appearances

Tavis D

FreshEd

Revero

Megan Ramos

James DiNicolantonio

Michael Young

Paul Saladino

Ken Berry

Dave Feldman

Annette Bosworth

Ben Miller

Belinda Fettke

Chris Palmer

David Cole

Gabe Brown

Will Harris

Robb Wolf

Jimmy Moore

OwlTail

"After plants ruined my skin, meat healed my skin, my gut and my brain." - Tav This episode is hosted by MeatRx coach Tracy. Find her at https://meatrx.com/product/tracy-k/

"After plants ruined my skin, meat healed my skin, my gut and my brain." - Tav This episode is hosted by MeatRx coach Tracy. Find her at <a href="https://meatrx.com/product/tracy-k/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://meatrx.com/product/tracy-k/</a>

Carnivore Success Story by Tavis D - MeatRx

Tavis D. Jules

Tunisia is known for sparking what many in the West call the Arab Spring, the revolutionary protests that swept across North Africa and the Middle East starting in 2010.My guest today is Tavis Jules. Together with Teresa Barton, he co-authored a new book entitledEducational Transitions in post-revolutionary spaces: Islam, security, and social movements in Tunisia. He argues that the Tunisian revolution had everything to do with education.In our conversation, we discuss the history leading up to the 2010 protests that would peacefully toppled the president as well as the fallout 7 years later.Tavis Jules is an Associate Professor of Cultural and Educational Policy Studies at Loyola University Chicago.

Tunisia is known for sparking what many in the West call the Arab Spring, the revolutionary protests that swept across North Africa and the Middle East starting in 2010. My guest today is Tavis Jules. Together with Teresa Barton, he co-authored a new book entitled Educational Transitions in post-revolutionary spaces: Islam, security, and social movements in Tunisia. He argues that the Tunisian revolution had everything to do with education. In our conversation, we discuss the history leading up to the 2010 protests that would peacefully toppled the president as well as the fallout 7 years later. Tavis Jules is an Associate Professor of Cultural and Educational Policy Studies at Loyola University Chicago.

FreshEd #111 – Educational transitions in Tunisia (Tavis D. Jules)