Rebecca J. Hogue

Giving voice and face to the illness experience

The other day I had the opportunity to have a conversation with the lovely Bonni Stachowiak for her podcast Teaching in Higher Ed. In the podcast, I talk about my experience with the intersectional identity of educational researcher, blogger, and breast cancer patient.

You can download and listen to the podcast from this link: http://teachinginhighered.com/podcast/giving-voice-face-illness-experience/.

Be a Patron of My Art

Help support the podcasts financially. I’m not asking for big donations. I’m looking for $3 per month via the Patreon app. This app allows you to support me as an Artist. Your support is amplified as it gives me a greater opportunity to access grants. Your $3 per month makes a difference!

My Patreon Page
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