Lessons Learned from Sports after Uvalde and Buffalo

As a unique episode for Trending in Ed enthusiasts, we’re releasing our most up-to-date episode of Functioning it Again, the Lessons Uncovered from Athletics podcasting featuring Tarlin Ray and Trending in Ed host Mike Palmer. From time to time it’s challenging to occur straight at a subject so we use matters like sports activities to enable us work by means of unthinkable tragedies like what we have witnessed in new months. If you appreciate this episode, test our Working It Again where ever you get your podcasts. Go to us at RunningItBack.fm for extra.

Tarlin and Mike respond to the highly effective times from sports activities leaders in response to the tragic shootings in Uvalde, Texas and Buffalo, New York. We listen to what Steve Kerr claimed and communicate about what Gabe Kapler did as coaches and leaders of their groups react publicly to the unthinkable situations.

Then we run it again to the background of sports protests and activism ranging from Kaepernick, to Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf, to the major part of the WNBA, the Brittney Griner scenario, and Muhammad Ali’s historic protest of the Vietnam War, amongst some others, as we try out to make sense of the senseless. And there’s plenty of reference to popular soundbites from Marshawn Lynch, Rasheed Wallace, and Allen Iverson alongside the way to hold points lighter.

What lessons, if any, can we find out from all of this? How can we use sporting activities narratives as instruments to work via our response to the unthinkable? And what does this inform us about management and acts of conscience in these challenging periods? We address all of this and a lot more on our most current episode. Hear in and appreciate.

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