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]]> false Kitchen Table Collective kitchentablecollectivepod@gmail.com 6a902893456ea7a600acb464 oral-history-off-the-record https://assets.pippa.io/shows/cover/1787832317760-65f2d82e-fca3-482f-a6cd-4ed412b5e3da.jpeg https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/oral-history-off-the-record Oral History Off the Record 37e28880-a2fb-11f1-ad70-0da8c0150a87 Episode 2 Episode 2 Fri, 02 Oct 2026 11:00:00 GMT 38:16 6abd2cf356d8e12f09c6a19b false https://kitchentablecollective.ca/ 6abd2cf356d8e12f09c6a19b 6a902893456ea7a600acb464 We Are All Teachers full 1 2 Hosts Cassandra Marsillo and Hana Sherafati Zanganeh interview Katrina Srigley and Elder John Sawyer, two teachers at Nipissing University who bravely pushed away western/colonial barriers in order to build safer spaces and make way for knowledge sharing in the classroom. In this episode, Katrina and Elder John walk us through the difficulties they faced over the past decade to build classrooms that help students find belonging and value in their experiences. In their own words, their classroom is a “re-enactment of reconciliation.”


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Music by Tvari (“Tokyo Cafe”). Editing by Cassandra Marsillo and Hana Sherafati Zanganeh. Special thanks to Lou Raskin and the SpokenWeb Project. This podcast is made possible thanks to the Social Science and Humanities Research Council and Concordia University.


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For resources pertaining to this episode, please visit this document.


Music by Tvari (“Tokyo Cafe”). Editing by Cassandra Marsillo and Hana Sherafati Zanganeh. Special thanks to Lou Raskin and the SpokenWeb Project. This podcast is made possible thanks to the Social Science and Humanities Research Council and Concordia University.


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]]> Pilot Pilot Fri, 04 Sep 2026 12:14:21 GMT 42:53 6a99a723a389b713aee6127a false https://www.kitchentablecollective.ca/ 6a99a723a389b713aee6127a 6a902893456ea7a600acb464 What is the Kitchen Table Collective? full 1 1 Hosts Cassandra Marsillo and Hana Sherafati Zanganeh interview Anna Sheftel and Stacey Zembrzycki, who started the Kitchen Table Collective (KTC) in 2023. KTC is an online network that meets virtually eight times a year to discuss members’ work, developments in the field of oral history, and how we are collectively navigating the politics of our institutions, communities, and everyday lives. It was created, in part, to celebrate a decade of Sheftel and Zembrzycki’s book Oral History Off the Record, which this podcast is named for! Members of KTC include scholars, artists, activists, and independent practitioners, all of whom are leaders in the work they are doing around the world.


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Music by Tvari (“Tokyo Cafe”). Editing by Cassandra Marsillo and Hana Sherafati Zanganeh. Special thanks to Lou Raskin and the SpokenWeb Project. This podcast is made possible thanks to the Social Science and Humanities Research Council and Concordia University. Hosted on Acast.

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Episode resources:



On shared/sharing authority:



Music by Tvari (“Tokyo Cafe”). Editing by Cassandra Marsillo and Hana Sherafati Zanganeh. Special thanks to Lou Raskin and the SpokenWeb Project. This podcast is made possible thanks to the Social Science and Humanities Research Council and Concordia University. Hosted on Acast.

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