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  • The Dark Side of Education Nobody Talks About | Elizabeth Tivabisco, Educator and Law Undergraduate
    2026/09/06
    🎙️🌍 Season Four Continues! 🌍🎙️Original Audio – New Episode of 'S' To Cube"Sometimes, changing the system means learning how the system works." 🎤🎤 Special Guest: Elizabeth Tivabisco 🎓 Educator & Law Student📺 For the Full Visual ExperienceFor a more complete experience—including the images, videos, text, examples, animations, and sound effectsincorporated throughout the episode—we recommend watching the video format, currently available exclusively on YouTube and YouTube Music.You can access the video version by clicking the link provided in the description. Please note that the video format is not currently available on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.---In this episode, we explore the intersection of education, Law, mental health, institutional pressure, and social change.What happens when the profession you dedicated yourself to begins to reveal deeper structural problems? Why do some educators decide to leave the classroom? And can understanding the legal system become a new way of challenging the structures that shape education and society?After working in education, Elizabeth chose to pursue Law, opening a new chapter in her academic and professional journey. Drawing from her experience as an educator and her perspective as a Law student, she reflects on the emotional, psychological, and structural challenges present within educational institutions—and on the possibility of creating change from a different position within society.---🧠 In this episode, we explore:🏫 1. The Hidden Challenges of EducationWhat structural and emotional pressures affect teachers today? How can institutional demands contribute to burnout, frustration, and changes in professional identity? And what happens when educators feel that the system no longer allows them to do the work they believe in?⚖️ 2. From Education to LawWhat motivates an educator to transition into the field of Law? How can legal studies provide a different perspective on power, institutions, social behavior, and collective well-being?🧠 3. Mental Health, Burnout & Institutional PressureHow do systemic risks and emotional demands affect professionals in education? What similarities exist between the psychological pressures experienced by educators and those encountered within the legal field?🏛️ 4. Law, Power & Social ChangeCan the legal system become a tool for understanding and transforming society? How might knowledge of Law help address structural problems within education and create new possibilities for social change?📚 5. Education Beyond the ClassroomWhat happens when an educator decides that changing education requires more than teaching inside the classroom? Can social and institutional transformation begin by understanding the systems that shape our professional and personal lives?This episode is for educators, students, legal professionals, psychologists, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the relationship between education, mental health, institutional power, and social change.---🧩 When Education Meets LawElizabeth's journey raises a broader question:What if changing education requires understanding the system beyond the classroom?From teaching to Law, this conversation explores what happens when professional experience becomes a reason to question institutions, challenge existing structures, and search for new ways to create change.---🎥 Diego's Episode - Beyond The United Nations And What Schools Don't Teach: Diego Salamanca - Teacher and Philosopher... 👇🏻👉🏻 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ONqGykYYOg&t=203s🎧 Listen to 'S' To Cube on your favorite platform:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6dXnqxCTQn8ZH24kj8O6UfApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/co/podcast/s-to-cube-podcast/id1669101429Buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2125378Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/b06b121b-c642-401a-a625-8f81bbb0910d/''s'-to-cube'-podcastiHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-s-to-cube-podcast-215568869/📱 Follow *'S' To Cube* for more conversations about psychology, philosophy, society, education, music, mental health, and the human experience.Camera & Production: ‪https://www.youtube.com/@Stocube-333 Thumbnail Design: ‪https://www.youtube.com/@Stocube-333➡️ Welcome to Season Four.Support the showYoutube Link Of The Dark Side of Education Nobody Talks About | Elizabeth Tivabisco, Educator and Law Undergraduate 👇🏻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPjKsLMMiGs&t=121s‬ Diego's Episode 👇🏻Beyond The United Nations And What Schools Don't Teach: Diego Salamanca - Teacher and Philosopher 👇🏻Closed Caption Translated...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ONqGykYYOg&t=794s
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  • This Is How the UN and the International Consensus Keep You in the Dark, Beyond The United Nations And What Schools Don't Teach: Diego Salamanca - Teacher and Philosopher
    2026/08/06
    🎉🎙️🌍 *Season Four Premiere!* 🌍🎙️🎉Original Audio – First Episode of Season 4 of 'S' To Cube"Education doesn't only shape what we know. It shapes the kind of society we become."🎤 Special Guest: Diego Salamanca 🎓 High School Teacher | Philosopher | International Cooperation ProfessionalSeason Four begins with a conversation at the intersection of education, philosophy, international cooperation, and society.How should we educate future generations in an increasingly polarized world? Can education truly foster critical thinking without becoming partisan? What role do philosophy and international cooperation play in building more resilient, informed, and democratic societies?In this episode, Diego shares his academic and professional experience across education and international projects, reflecting on some of the most pressing challenges facing teachers, institutions, and global cooperation today. Together, we explore how education extends far beyond the classroom and why philosophy remains essential for understanding the complex realities of the 21st century.---🧠 In this episode, we explore:🌍 1. International Cooperation Beyond PoliticsHow do international cooperation projects operate?Can humanitarian and educational initiatives remain independent from political polarization?What challenges arise when global organizations, governments, and civil society work together?🏫 2. Education in the 21st CenturyWhat pressures are teachers facing today?How do educational systems influence both teacher well-being and student development?What reforms could help create well-rounded citizens while addressing teacher burnout and the ongoing educational crisis?📚 3. Philosophy, Sociology, and Critical ThinkingHow can philosophy and sociology help us better understand today's social challenges?Can these disciplines contribute to more balanced, thoughtful, and evidence-based public discussions?🌎 4. Building Better Societies Through EducationWhat kind of citizens should modern education aspire to develop?How can schools prepare young people not only for the labor market, but also for responsible participation in democratic societies?This episode is for educators, students, professionals, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding how education, philosophy, and international cooperation influence the way we think, collaborate, and shape the future.----📢 A New BeginningThis episode officially marks the beginning of *Season Four* of *'S' To Cube*.A new season brings new conversations, new perspectives, and new opportunities to explore the psychological, social, and philosophical questions that influence our everyday lives.Thank you to everyone who has supported the podcast throughout this journey. Whether you have been listening since the very beginning or are joining us for the first time, welcome to Season Four.---El Chombo: Let's Talk About Generation Z: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-Vcm28ckEg&t=1039s El Chombo's Youtube Channel: 👉🏻 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvfzJ2WDWI4SPyCHzP35IIw 🎧 Listen to 'S' To Cube on your favorite platform:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6dXnqxCTQn8ZH24kj8O6UfApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/co/podcast/s-to-cube-podcast/id1669101429Buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2125378Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/b06b121b-c642-401a-a625-8f81bbb0910d/''s'-to-cube'-podcastiHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-s-to-cube-podcast-215568869/📱 Follow 'S' To Cube for more conversations about psychology, philosophy, society, education, music, mental health, and the human experience.Closed Captions: ‪https://www.youtube.com/@elrincondelespanol2809 Camera & Production: ‪https://www.youtube.com/@Stocube-333 Thumbnail Design: ‪https://www.youtube.com/@Stocube-333➡️ Welcome to Season Four.Support the showYoutube Link Of The Dark Side of Education Nobody Talks About | Elizabeth Tivabisco, Educator and Law Undergraduate 👇🏻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPjKsLMMiGs&t=121s‬ Diego's Episode 👇🏻Beyond The United Nations And What Schools Don't Teach: Diego Salamanca - Teacher and Philosopher 👇🏻Closed Caption Translated...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ONqGykYYOg&t=794s
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    58 分
  • From Two Cultures to One Mission | The Woman Connecting Colombia & Bulgaria: Doris Dukova — Translator, Author & Colombian–Bulgarian Community Leader
    2026/07/20
    🎉🎙️🌍 Season Three Finale! 🌍🎙️🎉Original Audio – Final Episode of Season 3 of 'S' To Cube"Migration doesn't only change where you live. It changes how you see yourself."🎤 Special Guest: Doris Dukova🌎 Colombian–Bulgarian Community Leader | Bulgarian Embassy Representative in Brazil | Founder of the Colombian–Bulgarian AssociationSeason Three comes to an end with a conversation about one of the most life-changing human experiences: migration.Moving to another country is often associated with opportunity, adventure, and new beginnings—but behind every migration story lies a deeper psychological journey filled with identity, adaptation, belonging, loneliness, resilience, and personal growth.In this final episode, Doris Dukova shares her unique perspective as someone who grew up between two cultures while dedicating her professional and personal life to connecting Bulgarian and Colombian communities across the world. Through her work with the Bulgarian Embassy in Brazil and the Colombian–Bulgarian Association, she has witnessed firsthand the emotional realities migrants face every day.Together, we explore how psychology, culture, and community intersect in shaping the immigrant experience.🧠 In this episode, we explore:🌍 1. Bicultural Identity and Mental HealthHow does growing up between two cultures shape our identity?What psychological challenges—and strengths—come from living between different languages, traditions, and ways of seeing the world?🤝 2. Building Community Beyond BordersWhat inspired Doris to found the Colombian–Bulgarian Association?How can communities help migrants overcome isolation, homesickness, and cultural adjustment?☕ 3. Café con PropósitoHow can meaningful conversations create support, understanding, and emotional connection?Why are safe community spaces so important for people navigating life abroad?💙 4. The Psychology of MigrationWhat emotional challenges do immigrants rarely talk about?How can belonging, purpose, and human connection make the difference between surviving abroad and truly feeling at home?This episode is for anyone who has ever lived abroad, considered migrating, struggled to find a sense of belonging, or simply wants to better understand the human side of immigration through the lens of psychology.📢 A Personal NoteThis episode marks the official conclusion of Season Three of 'S' To Cube.First of all, thank you to everyone who has supported the podcast throughout this season. Your messages, comments, and encouragement have made this journey incredibly meaningful.I would also like to sincerely apologize for the delay in releasing this episode. Due to several technical issues during the editing and post-production process, it took much longer than expected to complete.Although you are watching it today, this conversation was originally recorded in December 2025, and I felt it deserved to be released with the quality and care it deserved rather than rushing it.Thank you for your patience and continued support.Link to the translated episode (video format) on YouTube and YouTube Music Youtube: 👉🏻 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tln7L5kz5bM&t=98sYoutube Music: 👉🏻 https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=tln7L5kz5bM📚 Special Book Recommendation – Doris DukovaDuring this episode, we also highlight Doris Dukova’s work as an author. Her book “Dark Side of Success” (“El Lado Oscuro del Éxito” in its original Spanish version) explores the hidden challenges behind achievement, ambition, and personal growth, inviting readers to reflect on the emotional and psychological realities that can exist behind success.You can find “Dark Side of Success / El Lado Oscuro del Éxito” here:📖 Amazon & Kindle📱 : https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Doris-Dukova-ebook/dp/B0F67BFNB1💼 LinkedIn: https://es.linkedin.com/posts/doris-dukova-10792317_el-lado-oscuro-del-%C3%A9xito-es-un-libro-escrito-activity-7321472925763596289-7vfaSince the recording of this episode in December 2025, Doris has continued her journey as an author and has released a new book: “Dark Side of Friendship” (“El Lado Oscuro de la Amistad”), where she explores another important aspect of human relationships and the complexities that can exist within friendship.Discover her newest book here:📖 Amazon & Kindle📱 : https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Doris-Dukova/dp/628025044X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=138QN9NFWZ6RH&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.xA4FRvPSr83WHZu7qA4F2NaIjjbEFcsD2WWK60YIqq4fSOGh135VOu6I4vRh6Qc3Y7G566jvNoqqXEyLezEXdTCde-HXNMacRyjFGScLRJRvhXrdxi3jj7zOktaqM_IF-WnmnvvJlOKoxMwA8mna4pkBIL00-iK7j4zT87YEhm3IYW5Gy7-scaDmesCU-tpv84tN4B5_c3drInSCQHoAa4NvmxDkNNjztniNcPFB_1U.2p9TgKE0BziNjHzimYhENSuMAMhBfS7FrIupAuzF1XE&dib_tag=se&keywords=el+lado+oscuro+de+la+amistad&qid=1784565013&sprefix=el+lado+oscuro+de+la+amistad%2Caps%2C128&sr=8-1💼 LinkedIn: https://es.linkedin.com/posts/doris-dukova-10792317_libro-el-lado-oscuro-de-la-amistad-activity-...
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