Shout Your Cause with Sally Hendrick

Deconversion Therapy: Finding Support Away from Evangelism

Recently, I met Megan Geha on TikTok. Megan is a teacher in Iowa, an advocate of raising awareness around anti-racism. She has been in the news of late, including on Tucker Carlson's blog, though not painted in a good light from the right-wing perspective. I interviewed her to get to the bottom of the ruckus in the media and to find out more about her anti-racist platform. Get show notes and more information on how you can contribute at ShoutYourCause.com.

It's not critical race theory. It's history.

This interview took place on September 28, 2020. We met at a party in Nashville. So when I found out that Camilla was navigating being an art teacher during the pandemic, I asked if we could chat. She brought along her husband, Keith, also a teacher. Surprisingly, Camilla has left her teaching career and ventured full-time into an art business with her educational paint-by-number kits. Please listen to this episode or watch the video, as we had a great time talking about "all things 2020".

Making a Career Change in the Middle of a Pandemic

This interview took place on August 31, 2020. After joining a Facebook group about reopening Tennessee schools safely, I was tagged by Alisha Morris, a high school teacher in Olathe, Kansas who had spent a considerable amount of time gathering information of COVID-19 cases in schools across the country. She noticed that I was talking about collecting data, which meant we had something in common. shoutyourcause.com instagram.com/shoutyourcause Facebook.com/shoutyourcause Twitter.com/shoutyourcause

Concerned Teacher Collects Data on COVID-19 Cases in Schools

Homeschooling has never been more researched than right now in the wake of the pandemic. One of my colleagues, Kimberly Charron, of GeekSchoolingGuide.com has been an amazing force behind a unique way to school our children. By finding the things they love to do, we can eliminate the dullness of learning and turn it into something our kids look forward to. Her trick? Ask yourself, "What is it I am constantly telling my child to stop doing?"

Homeschool Expert Shares Tips for Parents

This interview took place on June 3, 2020. Like many people these days, I met Rathna online through a business group that we are both in. She has a bubbly personality and love for life that is contagious. Knowing how she’s had to pivot significantly this year to get her camp offerings online, I reached out to get her perspective on what is happening in her world. Not only is Rathna Ramakrishnan a Google Digital Coach at SmallBizUnBoxed, but she also runs a thriving children’s camp business.

Summer Camp Pivots from In-Person to Online to Save the Business

College Professors Not Willing to Return to the Classroom

This interview took place on June 25, 2020. Lindsay and I first met online before we met in person in New York City and then again in San Diego. Breaking out of the world of academia into entrepreneurship as an online course creator and mentor, she has plenty to say about how things are changing for college professors in the time of COVID. Dr. Lindsay Padilla is the ex-professor-turned-entrepreneur behind On Course Social, the dynamic prompt calendar tool, and Build a Better Beta.

This interview took place on June 10, 2020. Pip and I go back a few years. She found me in a Facebook group focused on selling techniques. Next thing you know, we met up in San Diego at Social Media Marketing World, and I’ve been a guest on her amazing online live show administered on Facebook. Now it’s her turn to speak with me about how she’s responding these days. As a Google search specialist, Pip operates her business, Seymour Digital Media, out of British Columbia, Canada.

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