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"Guru In Your Ear"

Pull up a chair. Guru In Your Ear isn’t trends or hype, it’s earned wisdom. Hosted by Dennis Gebhart, trainer, stylist, and author of Captain Color vs. The Pigment Pirates, with 40+ years behind the chair and in the classroom.

Podcast · By Dennis Gebhart · English · Official site

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Sep 10, 2026
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Jul 13, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    "Who Owns Knowledge?" (opens the original)

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    Who owns knowledge? Standard Episode #27 It's a simple question, until you try to answer it. In this episode of Guru In Your Ear , Dennis Gebhart and Max Maisano explore what happens when education, experience, access, and the internet collide. If knowledge belongs to everyone, what exactly are educators charging for? Is paid education gatekeeping, or are we confusing access to information with the professional labor required to teach it? And in a world where anyone with a phone can become an ed

  2. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    When Science Sounds Smart... But Isn't Understood (opens the original)

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    When Science Sounds Smart... But Isn't Understood Borrowed Words Episode #26 (Standard) We hear scientific words every day in professional hair color. Chromophore. Conjugation. Oxidation. Dye intermediates. We learn to pronounce them. We repeat them. Sometimes we even teach them. But here's the question: Do we really understand the science, or have we simply borrowed the words? In this episode of Guru In Your Ear , Dennis Gebhart explores what happens when scientific vocabulary begins to replace

  3. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    What AI Has Done for Us as Content Creators and Authors (opens the original)

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    What AI Has Done for Us as Content Creators and Authors Episode #25 Standard For years, independent creators faced a simple reality: having the idea was often the easy part. Affording to bring it to life was something else entirely. A book might require editors, designers and illustrators. Educational content needed professional graphics. Podcasts required production and promotion. For many independent educators and authors, great ideas didn't disappear because they weren't valuable, they simply

  4. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    "The Lessons we Don't Plan to Learn" (opens the original)

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    The Lessons We Don't Plan to Learn Episode 24 When Stillness Has Something to Say Sometimes life slows us down just long enough to help us see what constant movement has been hiding. While recovering from hip surgery, Dennis Gebhart found himself in an unexpected classroom—one filled not with students, formulas, or salon chairs, but with quiet reflection. What began as a pause in his routine became an opportunity to look back on more than four decades of teaching, learning, questioning, and grow

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