You Can Be a Mountie When You Grow Up and Upcoming Shows

Thank You:
Charlotte , Judith Newman , Mark Blevis and Andrea hosts of the Just One More Book Podcast ,Debbie Reese ,Mark Blevis and Bob Goyetche, hosts of Canadian Podcast Buffet ,Denny Taylor ,Liana Honda , as well as Shelley Peterson .

Click here to listen my Canadian Podcast Buffet interview.

On Today’s Show:
You Can Be a Mountie When You Grow Up and Upcoming Shows

Book Giveaway:
I have two copies of the book “Getting Beyond I Like the Book: Creating Space for Critical Literacy in K-6 Classrooms” that I am giving away to the first two listeners who leave a voice mail at 206-339-2547 telling me what the CLIP Podcast means to you. Make sure to leave your name and mailing address.

Upcoming shows.
A Musical Interlude: Counter Narratives and Social Action with Diga, Arigon Starr, and Archie Roach

Unpacking Myths of Podcasting with Andy Bilodeau (The AndyCast), Bruce Murray The Zedcast), Dan Klass (The Bitterest Pill), Meredith (My Inner Athlete), Corby (The Twisted Pickle), Jen (Bucket Podcast), Steve Eley (Escape Pod), Scott Fletcher (Podcheck Review), John and Wendy (Gabberjaw).

Rethinking Schools : Publications that Focus on problems facing urban schools, particularly issues of race.

Thank you to all the folks involved with these upcoming shows!

If you have an idea for an episode or segment please send them to clippodcast@gmail.com or submit a comment on the CLIP homepage and I’ll see what I can do about putting together a show for you!

Books Mentioned:(Go to Books page for purchasing information)
Getting Beyond I Like the Book : Creating Space for Critical Literacy in K-6 Classrooms by Vivian Vasquez
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police by Marc Tetro
Mama is a Miner by George Ella Lyon
Paper Bag Princess by Robert Munsch
Princess Smartypants by Babette Cole
Counting on Frank by Rod Clement
Piggybook by Anthony Browne

Podcasts Mentioned:
Just One More Book, Canadian Podcast Buffet, The AndyCast, Zedcast, The Bitterest Pill, Coverville, My Inner Athlete, The Twisted Pickle, Bucket Podcast,
Escape Pod, Podcheck Review, Gabberjaw.

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Produced by:
Andy Bilodeau

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Show #13 Partial Transcript

You Can Be a Mountie When You Grow Up and Upcoming Shows
Intro

Welcome to show #13 of the CLIP Podcast. I’ll start by saying thank you to Charlotte from Windsor, Ontario, Judith from Nova Scotia, and Mark and Andrea from Ottawa also hosts of the Just One More Book Podcast for their comments and support of CLIP.

Recently CLIP was featured on the American Indians in Children’s Literature Blog at americanindiansinchildrensliterature.blogspot.com Thanks to Debbie Reese for that.

CLIP was also featured on the Canadian Podcast Buffet at canadianpodcastbuffet.ca, hosted by Mark Blevis and Bob Goyetche, this past week , on September 28th. I had good fun chatting with Mark Blevis regarding critical literacy and podcasting.

I also want to say thank you to Denny Taylor for inviting me to speak at the International Scholars’ Forum at Hofstra University in Long Island, NY, where I’ll be talking about critical moves I’ve taken in literacy education including podcasting.

Finally, I want to thank Liana Honda from the Kamehameha Schools in Hawai’i, for inviting me as a featured speaker at the International Reading Association Regional Conference that will be held in Waikoloa, Hawai’i , as well as Shelley Peterson From OISE, the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education for inviting me to keynote at the Toronto Reading Council and OISE conference this fall in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

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Today, I have for you a story about instances of learning from a critical literacy perspective that I wrote about in a book called “Getting Beyond I Like the Book: Creating Space for Critical Literacy in K-6 Classrooms”.

I have two copies of the book that I’d like to give away to two of you so here’s what I’m inviting you to do:

Leave a voice mail at 206-339-2547 telling me what the CLIP Podcast means to you. Make sure to leave your name and mailing address. I will then send to the first two people who participate an autographed copy of the book. To participate you will need to send voice mail by Sunday, October 8.

Finally, I have a number of shows in progress that I thought I’d share with you so keep an eye or ear out for these upcoming shows.

A Musical Interlude: Counter Narratives and Social Action with Diga, Arigon Starr, and Archie Roach

Unpacking Myths of Podcasting with Andy Bilodeau (The AndyCast), Bruce Murray The Zedcast), Dan Klass (The Bitterest Pill), Brian Ibbott (Coverville), Meredith (My Inner Athlete), Corby (The Twisted Pickle), Jen (Bucket Podcast),
Steve Eley (Escape Pod), Scott Fletcher (Podcheck Review), John and Wendy (Gabberjaw).

Rethinking Schools : Publications that Focus on problems facing urban schools, particularly issues of race.

Thank you to all the folks involved with these upcoming shows!

If you have an idea for an episode or segment please send them to clippodcast@gmail.com or submit a comment on the CLIP homepage and I’ll see what I can do about putting together a show for you!

Midtro

You Can Be a Mountie When You Grow Up
How might you with your students or your child talk about and re-design texts to make available alternate realities?

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Before moving to the outro I want to draw your attention to the transcripts that I have begun to include following the shownotes for some of the episodes. These will sometimes be full transcripts and other times partial transcripts.

I also, once again want to encourage those of you who download the show from the homepage each week to subscribe in iTunes to avoid the issues we had earlier this week regarding our content network provider experiencing overload problems. Subscribing in iTunes means the show will be regularly updated when you update your play lists meaning you can listen to the show, fast forwarding and replaying at will.

Outro

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