Goutham Yegappan
reeducated
Conversations reimagining, rethinking, and reinventing modern education.
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13 oct. 2026
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Who Controls Knowledge and What Does It Mean To Know? | Marcel Parent | Lecturer at Concordia University | Season 8 Episode 2 | #124 10.02.2025 1:26:49
In this episode, I sit down with Marcel Parent, a lecturer in the Religions and Cultures program at Concordia University, to explore the deep structures that shape how we think about the world. We dive into postcolonial theory, the ways in which colonial history still influences modern knowledge systems, and the biases we unknowingly inherit. Marcel unpacks how Western thought has constructed the...
Faith in the Future: Why Education Exists | David Lewin | Professor of Philosophy of Education at University of Strathclyde | Season 8 Episode 1 | #123 04.02.2025 1:18:04
In this episode, we dive into the profound intersection of education, philosophy, technology, and religion with Dr. David Lewin, a senior lecturer in philosophy of education at the University of Strathclyde. Our conversation explores the fundamental questions underpinning education: What is it? What is it good for? How do we distinguish between education and other forms of influence, such as indoc...
Lost and Found in Japan: Exploring Culture, Fear, and Connection | Goutham Yegappan | #122 03.02.2025 56:12
In this episode, I reflect on my three-month journey through Japan—a trip that felt both like a lucid dream and one of the most emotionally intense experiences of my life. I explore the stark contrasts of living in Japan, from its unparalleled cleanliness and safety to the deep sense of isolation and disconnection I felt as a traveler. I unpack how my understanding of fear transformed during a lat...
Anthropology Meets Sustainability: A Social Science Approach | Sarah Helena Keller | Social Anthropologist | Season 7 Episode 14 | #121 27.01.2025 1:01:07
In this episode, I sit down with Sarah Keller, a junior researcher at the University of Zurich specializing in sustainability and its intersections with science, society, and policy. Sarah’s unique journey started with an unconventional childhood spent traveling across the globe, immersing herself in diverse cultures, and gaining firsthand experience in anthropology long before she knew the term....
Embracing Non-Linearity: Growth Through Connection and Exploration | Naveen Shamsudhin | Founder of Kaleido | Season 7 Episode 13 | #120 27.01.2025 1:04:53
In this episode, I have a conversation with Naveen about personal and professional transitions, the concept of elderhood, and the power of intergenerational activism. We explore the transformative role of elders in shaping narratives and fostering a sense of responsibility within communities. Naveen shares personal stories of discovering the impact of being seen as an elder and how stepping into t...
The Ecosystem of Education: Collaboration, Curiosity, and Kinship | Anais Sägesser | Co-Founder & Board Member at Scaling4good | Season 7 Episode 12 | #119 27.01.2025 1:02:40
In this episode, I sit down with Anais Sägesser to explore a wide range of thought-provoking topics, from the intricacies of personal transformation to the transformative power of systems thinking. We delve into the differences between microeconomics, focused on reducing complexity and systems thinking, which embraces interconnectedness and gradual, thoughtful change. Anais shares how curiosity an...
Hope, Gratitude, and Change: A Path Toward Systemic Transformation | Alex Wolf | Founder of Realutopia | Season 7 Episode 11 | #118 21.01.2025 1:02:21
In this episode, I sit down with Alex Wolf, founder of realutopia, to explore the intersections of travel, personal growth, and systemic change. We begin by sharing stories from our recent travels, Alex’s reflective journey in Sicily, Italy, and my own adventures in Japan and Thailand. These experiences provide a backdrop for a deeper discussion on the challenges of connecting across cultures and...
Post-Growth Entrepreneurship: Rethinking Business and Governance | Melanie Rieback | Co-founder/CEO at Radically Open Security | Season 7 Episode 10 | #117 20.01.2025 1:13:49
In this episode, I reconnect with Melanie Rieback, a visionary entrepreneur and founder of Radically Open Security. We explore her groundbreaking journey from organizing tech conferences to reshaping the cybersecurity industry with an innovative, nonprofit model. Melanie shares how she created a company designed to be unsellable, with 90% of its profits donated to charity, and dives into her philo...
The Art of Letting Go: An Indigenous Perspective on Self-Discovery and Uncertainty | Tamar St. Clair | Indigenous Transdisciplinary Artist, Teacher | Season 7 Episode 9 | #116 17.01.2025 1:15:20
In this episode, we welcome Tamar St. Clair, a multidisciplinary artist, singer, and vocal coach, for an expansive conversation on creativity, spirituality, and personal growth. From her upbringing in New Zealand to her current life in Spain, Tamar shares her inspiring journey of self-discovery, reflecting on how music, meditation, and connection with nature have helped her navigate challenges and...
The Philosophy of Peace: Applying Aikido Principles to Education and Leadership | Patrick Cassidy | Director at Conscious Practice Institute | Season 7 Episode 8 | #115 15.01.2025 1:19:57
In this deeply moving conversation, Irish composer Patrick Cassidy reflects on the emotional and spiritual dimensions of music. Best known for his cinematic compositions and collaborations with artists like Lisa Gerrard, Cassidy speaks about how melody becomes a vessel for memory, beauty, and transcendence. We begin with his early musical influences in Claremorris, Ireland, where the sound of lang...
Languages of the Heart: Nurturing Emotion and Creativity in Schools | Julie Bridge | Transdisciplinary Artist | Season 7 Episode 7 | #114 13.01.2025 56:17
In this warm and contemplative conversation, artist and educator Julie Bridge reflects on the connections between teaching, creativity, and the search for meaning. We begin with her early experiences as a visual artist and how those practices shaped her approach to education. Julie shares how working in community spaces taught her that learning happens most naturally when people feel seen and supp...
Sustainable Practices, Emotional Integration, and the Art of Breathwork | Miro Komarek | Multi-property General Manager (The Artisan / Drei Stuben), Breathwork Trainer | Season 7 Episode 6 | #113 10.01.2025 1:00:12
In this heartfelt and thoughtful conversation, restaurateur and breathwork facilitator Miro Komarek reflects on the meaning of presence, slowing down, and creating space—for oneself and for others. We begin with a story of a car accident that forced Miro to pause and reexamine what truly matters. He speaks about the lessons that come when life interrupts our momentum and how moments of stillness c...
Life After Cancer: A Journey of Transformation and Healing | Carly Snedeker | Yoga Instructor | Season 7 Episode 5 | #112 07.01.2025 1:15:18
In this deeply reflective episode, we explore the transformative journey of navigating life’s challenges and embracing personal growth. Our guest, Carly Snedeker, a seasoned yoga teacher, shares how her role as a guide for others became a profound avenue for her own self-discovery. From her time teaching yoga at the Kaleido community gathering to her ongoing battle with cancer, she reveals how the...
Microplastics, Macro Problems: Convenience Culture’s Impact on Sustainability | Antoinette Vermilye | Co-Founder of Gallifrey Foundation | Season 7 Episode 4 | #111 06.01.2025 1:11:28
In this episode, we dive into a powerful conversation with Antoinette Vermilye, a passionate advocate for marine conservation and co-founder of the Plastic Free Campus initiative. Antoinette shares her early experiences growing up in Nigeria, where time spent in nature inspired her lifelong commitment to environmental stewardship. From observing fishermen's impact on marine ecosystems to witnessin...
Feminism and the Pendulum of Social Change | Amna Mawaz Khan | Part 2 | Season 7 Episode 3 | #110 03.01.2025 1:31:04
In this episode, I sit down with Amna Mawaz Khan, a Pakistani dancer and activist, to explore the intersections of art, activism, and social change. We discuss the challenges she has faced as an activist in Pakistan, delving into the complexities of patriarchy, colonialism, and cultural heritage. Amna shares how art serves as both a tool for expression and a means of repression, reflecting on how...
Exploring Passion and Chaos: Liberation and the Role of Community | Amna Mawaz Khan | Transdisciplinary Artist and Activist | Part 1 | Season 7 Episode 2 | #109 02.01.2025 1:06:13
In this episode, I sit down with Amna Mawaz Khan to reflect on our experiences at the Kaleido Retreat in Switzerland a gathering that brought together professionals from diverse backgrounds to explore sustainability, collaboration, and personal growth. We dive into Amna’s personal journey from Pakistan to Germany, her background in South Asian dance, and her workshop at the retreat, where art and...
The Kaleido Conference: A Week in the Swiss Alps | Goutham Yegappan | Season 7 Episode 1 | #108 18.12.2024 45:52
In today's episode, it's another solo session! In September 2024, I attended a conference in Switzerland focused on Peace and Liberation. It was one of the most fascinating experiences I've ever had—a week spent with an incredibly diverse group of academics, policymakers, technologists, artists, and scientists. This conference shattered the typical expectations of an academic gathering and encoura...
Building Bridges: Lessons from Afghanistan to Washington | Daud Jalal | Policy Fellow at Pallas Advisors | Season 6 Ep. 21 | #107 16.12.2024 1:06:09
In this episode, I sit down with Daud Jalal, a remarkable individual whose life has been shaped by profound transitions—from growing up in a refugee camp in Pakistan to contributing policy insights in Washington, D.C. Daud shares his journey through a world of shifting borders, complex political landscapes, and cultural richness. We explore how his early education in Pakistan, steeped in liberal v...
Lessons from Bridging Two Distinct Worlds | Pragathi Guruprasad on Education, Resilience, and Passion | Actor, Singer & Co-Founder of Soma Ayurvedic | Season 6 Ep. 20 | #106 02.12.2024 1:01:33
In this episode, I sit down with Pragathi Guruprasad, a multi-talented artist and entrepreneur who first rose to fame on the Indian reality show Super Singer. Born in Singapore and raised in Fremont, California, Pragathi shares her experiences of growing up in a highly competitive environment while navigating the duality of being deeply rooted in her Tamil heritage and thriving in the United State...
Redefining 'Smart': A Deeper Dive into Intelligence and Learning | Joseph Devlin | Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience, Public Speaker, Consultant | Season 6 Ep. 19 | #105 01.12.2024 59:57
In this episode, I spoke with Dr. Joseph Devlin, a professor of cognitive neuroscience. We dive into a wide-ranging discussion about the nature of intelligence, how the brain works, and the role of personal experience in shaping learning. We explore the nuanced relationship between the brain and the body, particularly how our physical reactions influence our emotions and thoughts. Together, we tac...
Rethinking Math Education and Modern Learning Methodologies | Andrew Kornder | High School Student & Mathematics Prodigy |Season 6 Ep. 18 | #104 25.11.2024 1:00:51
In this episode, I sit down with Andrew Kornder, a high school student whose curiosity and passion for learning have been a constant source of inspiration. Over the last five years, I’ve had the privilege of working with Andrew and witnessing his unique approach to exploring the world. From discovering the beauty of mathematics through channels like 3Blue1Brown to diving into self-guided learning...
Exploring the Universe to Protect Our Planet: Suchitra's Forest Park to Harvard Journey | Suchitra Narayanan | PhD candidate, NSF Graduate Research Fellow | Season 6 Ep. 17 | #103 20.11.2024 1:11:06
In this episode, I reconnect with Suchitra Narayanan, an NSF Graduate Research Fellow working at the intersection of astrochemistry and planetary science, and most importantly, a friend from childhood. Suchitra’s journey starts from her childhood in Fremont, California where she explored her early fascination with the stars, nurtured by a humble yellow telescope and her father’s enthusiasm for sci...
Finding Purpose Through Classical Indian Music | T.N. Arunagiri | Founder of Swaradigm, Music Teacher | Season 6 Ep. 16 | #102 18.11.2024 1:14:07
In this heartfelt episode, I reconnect with my mentor, TN Arunagiri, a polymath whose life has been a beautiful intersection of music, science, and teaching. We delve into Arunagiri’s journey from growing up in Delhi in a Tamil family to dedicating his life to Carnatic and Hindustani classical music through his foundation, Swaradigm. Arunagiri shares his reflections on the purpose of music not as...
Rethinking the Importance of Architecture in Our Schools | Raghav Kumar | Co-founder of Tiny Farm Lab | Season 6 Ep. 15 | #101 15.11.2024 52:42
In this episode, I speak with Raghav Kumar, an architect-turned-natural builder and co-founder of Tiny Farm Lab in Rishikesh, India. Raghav takes us on a journey through his transformation from conventional architecture to creating sustainable, eco-friendly homes that embrace nature and community. We explore his early inspirations, including a childhood fascination with small structures and a pivo...
Homeschooling, Independence, and Living with Nature: A Conversation with Off-Grid Farmers | Coyote and Delilah | Off-Grid Homesteaders | Season 6 Ep. 14 | #100 14.11.2024 1:05:16
In this episode, I chat with Coyote and Delilah, two off-grid homesteaders in Northern California. They share their journey living off the grid and the motivations behind this transformative lifestyle choice. We discuss the deep-rooted appeal of autonomy—having control over essential resources, living close to nature, and raising kids in a way that’s focused on personal responsibility and self-rel...
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