Yoshi – Joschka Tryba

I’m an EdTech product manager

I believe in the power of learning to transform society.

currently working at Ellevation

I manage the Instructional Strategies product – a professional learning solution, transforming educators’ capacity to support multilingual learners.

I curate LeftTimes

A progressive media aggregator with thoughtful articles, videos, and podcasts covering politics, economics, and culture. Available on web, iOS and Android and as a Newsletter!

check out LeftTimes

ESGs and socially responsible investing – everything you need to know

13/02/2021

23 predictions on the 2020 election, the next 2 decades, and the rest of 21st century

10/08/2020

The Best Political Magazines – According to Socialists

29/05/2018

The US Media Landscape

02/04/2018

The Rules of Politics Have Changed

17/02/2016

Bernie Is More Credible and Electable Than Hillary

01/02/2016

and occasionally write articles

Usually about politics and philosophy, but also finance, education, and technology. See all

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weirdly, my most popular article is on Quora.

What are some things that people pretend to like, but don’t actually enjoy?

“Partying at bars and clubs… “

Check out my digital bookshelf

It includes recommendation lists on civilization, philosophy, literature, sci-fi, business, and fantasy. As a teaser… here are some of my favs:

these are some of the other apps I’ve launched

At Cengage, my team created college textbook and studying apps, a pronunciation app, and an AP test prep app. At Playrific, I partnered with children’s brands to mass-produce edutainment apps for kids.

and some other businesses I’ve worked on

LoveGov was a political matching tool and social network. We raised $100k but didn’t get enough traction prior to the ’12 election.

I’ve consulted for a few startups. Till does financial learning for kids, Implicit is a business article aggregator, The Chisel is a consensus-building platform, and Granny Squibb’s is a local RI iced tea company.

KYDS (Kyle and Yoshi’s dorm store) had 13 locations across NMH. We made ~$50k from kids competing to rack up the most debt via RedBulls and frozen burgers.