A podcast about distance skateboarding consisting mostly of interviews and covering topics like events, nutrition, gear, and more. The goal for this show is to bring on people from all over the distance skate scene and showcase their contributions to the community.
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Welcome to My BCBA Life, the podcast by Circle Care Services, hosted by Penina. Whether you’re navigating the highs or facing the challenges of being a BCBA, this is the space for real talk and real solutions. You’re not alone—join a community of passionate BCBAs who are committed to improving the lives of others while finding fulfillment in their own journey. Let’s dive into practical strategies and insights that will help make every day more rewarding.
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The Circle Collaborative brings together researchers, community members, and creatives to co-lead projects rooted in equity, care, and shared purpose. Inspired by Dr. Maya Ragavan’s work in community-engaged research, the Collaborative focuses on intimate partner and dating violence prevention, language justice, and culturally affirming care. To date we have podcasts created for: 1) Engaging Together For Healthy Relationships or ”ETHR” 2)The Doula Thrive Project!
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Native Circles
Dr. Farina King, Dr. Davina Two Bears, Sarah Newcomb, Eva Bighorse, & Brian D. King
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This podcast features Native American and Indigenous voices, stories, and experiences for everyone to learn, not only in North America but also throughout the world. The founders of Native Circles are Dr. Farina King (Diné) and Sarah Newcomb (Tsimshian), who were inspired to start this podcast to educate wider publics about the interconnections and significance of Native American, Alaska Native, and Indigenous experiences and matters. The primary co-hosts of the podcast are Dr. King, Dr. Da ...
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Cheers & Tiers welcomes you into a circle of design leaders whose bonds were forged during iconic AIGA design leadership retreats and conferences. These gatherings were more than just strategic sessions with the nation’s chapter leaders—they were moments of shared growth, laughter, and camaraderie that shaped careers and lives, blending organizational development with celebratory toasts and even the occasional human pyramid. Fellow design leaders Erik and Rachel as they reconnect with friend ...
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A podcast series dedicated to multi-owner farms and cooperative farming models hosted by farmer Jackson Rolett.
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Tech Tomorrow is your front-row seat to the conversations redefining the future. Each episode explores one big question about data, AI, or emerging tech, giving leaders clear, focused answers they can trust. If you're navigating complex innovation, from AI-augmented delivery to sustainability, this show helps you cut through the noise, connect cross-disciplinary trends, and lead with confidence in a rapidly evolving landscape. Previously known as Data Today, this podcast has examined how out ...
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Join host Ryan Nelson as he explores the DNA of thriving manufacturing operations. As founder of Circle of 5, Ryan delves deep into how successful organizations build high-performing teams and create empowering cultures that drive excellence. Each episode features dynamic conversations with manufacturing leaders and cross-industry innovators, uncovering strategies for talent development, organizational growth, and future-focused leadership. Whether you're a manufacturing executive, team lead ...
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Welcome to Leadership Legacies and Legends UNLEASH! 🎙️ Leaders come in all forms—educators, public servants, community builders, and change-makers shaping humanity in extraordinary ways. Whether celebrated or unsung, paid or unpaid, their influence creates lasting legacies. Our show weaves together inspiring guest and monologues from our host’s own life journey, along with tips, tools, and tales that honor and elevate the human experience. We dive deep into stories of wisdom, passion, and im ...
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Talking Circles brings you inside the songwriting and collaborative process of Umphrey’s McGee’s 14th studio album, “Asking For A Friend.” Through comprehensive interviews with members of the band, we explore the inspirations behind theses songs - many of which were written during lockdown - the manner in which the band developed them & their transition to the live stage. Produced by Osiris Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The High Value Man gets what he wants from WOMEN, WORK AND THE WORLD OF MEN. He's confident, charismatic, creative and collaborative and it all begins with High Value Conversations. Have a listen to this weeks High Value Conversation. Hosted By: Erin Alejandrino & Josh Lashua
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Host Danielle Vogel founded Glen's Garden Market in Dupont Circle on Earth Day of 2013, after working on Capitol Hill for a decade to pass comprehensive climate change legislation. She wanted to create a space where making climate change progress is easy, convenient, and delicious. On Everyday Enviro, she calls on her network of friends, business partners and allies in the environmental movement to share tricks and tips, empowering listeners to examine the way they eat, drink, shop and think ...
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The Life You’re Made For is about addressing some of life’s most important questions with creativity and curiosity—that can also sometimes be vulnerable and risky. Together we'll make new connections, understand our unique purpose, check the beliefs we hold, and learn how to overcome unexpected challenges. Each and every one of us holds our own inner clarity, confidence, and courage – 3C Living & Leading – so let’s go after it together.
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Alive & Learning: Conversations about Impact Networks, Living Systems, Foresight & Futures
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Alive & Learning is a 6-part podcast series on discovering the intersection between the practices of cultivating networks, engaging a systemic lens, and thriving futures brought to you by Circle Generation, School of Systems Change, and School of International Futures. Listen to conversations with practitioners as they share how they use relational approaches and a living systems world view to navigate accelerating change. Episodes highlight insights and experiences on the ground in diverse ...
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In this diverse and innovative space, we facilitate a highly collaborative, open-minded conversation diving into the issues our society faces today, while being sure to bring corresponding resolution to the forefront . We’re here to address the problems whilst collaborating on visionary solutions, as our increasingly interdependent yet fractured global society struggles through intersecting crises in these unparalleled times of change. The monetary system is at the heart of our society. It t ...
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Our lives are frequently and significantly affected by food. Because we must eat to survive, many human cultures have developed with food at their very core. Through prosperous times and depression what we eat has influenced art, music, science, relationships, and more. In this fast-paced world, we often don't take the time to consider how food gets to our plates, the importance of what and how that food is produced and the aesthetics of food requirements and food enjoyment. Often, seemingly ...
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Check out our website: www.justbecause.consulting Welcome to the Just Be Cause Podcast, a beacon of inspiration in the nonprofit space dedicated to exploring the intricate tapestry of causes that shape our world - from the animal kingdom to our environment, and ultimately, to us. I'm Katherine Lacefield, your host, with two decades of experience navigating the nonprofit sector, with a special fondness for animal and environmental causes. Together, we'll delve into the heartening stories of n ...
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Discussing the imperfections of our journeys. Sharing the obstacles we shape into opportunities. Focusing on the focus. This is Lasting Learning! In this raw, uncut, unscripted podcast we explore ways to make learning last. We talk to people who have found what matters. We talk to difference makers. This isn’t a show about gimmicks and tricks. It’s a show about learning that lasts.
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In this podcast series, Mike moves away from the traditional DE&I rhetoric, to get a better understanding of what diversity, equity and inclusion actually means for us as individuals. Are we seeing real change? Do you feel a greater sense of belonging in your workplace and community? Each week Mike and his guest open an honest dialogue on a specific DE&I topic, some discussions will be inspirational, others might be a little uncomfortable but hopefully all will be interesting and thought pro ...
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Collaboration in Action: How Giving Circles Foster Community and Nonprofit Growth
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Hey, lovely listeners! Get inspired with this episode of the Just Be Cause Podcast as we chat with Emily Rasmussen, founder of Grapevine, about a game-changing model for philanthropy—Giving Circles! What if everyday people could pool their resources, collaborate, and drive transformative impact in their communities, without the daunting burden of s…
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The Mental Health Hour: The Twilight Show with Phin Adams
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It's actually four weeks, not five, until the hols for most. How are you coping? We talk things to do to just keep going.By Teachers Talk Radio
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Surviving the Complaints Crisis: Practical Strategies for Teachers and Leaders: The Friday Morning Break Show with Carl Smith
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Carl chats with expert on managing school complaints, Rachael Smith about what practical strategies schools can use when they feel overwhelmed by parental complaints. This show contains a number of fantastic practical strategies to help teachers and school leaders everywhere.By Teachers Talk Radio
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Decode and Conquer - Command Words Cracked: The Twilight Show with Louise Pickering
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Louise Marie speaks to Joanne Crofts about how to boost cross-subject exam confidence in students by teaching an understanding of command words.By Teachers Talk Radio
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091 Leadership in the Next Generation with Dr. Lisa Smith | Trust, Collaboration, and Courage
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A new kind of leadership is emerging and this generation is reshaping it with empathy, cooperation, and authenticity. In this episode, Dr. Heather Penny sits down with Dr. Lisa Smith, professor at Pepperdine and author of Hammer & Fire, to explore how young leaders are redefining what it means to lead well. Lisa shares why today’s young adults see …
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DfE introducing new 'enrichment benchmarks': Points of View
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Tom Rogers, Liz Webb and Lucy Trimnell discuss how the DfE is introducing enrichment benchmarks to push schools to deliver more extracurricular clubs – but research shows that teachers are already working unpaid and out of hours to deliver such activities.By Teachers Talk Radio
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When Music Teaches - The Power of Songs in ESL Learning: The Saturday Lunch Show with Famida Choudhary
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In this show, Host Famida Choudhary speaks with Sam Burns about how purposeful, well-designed songs can transform English learning. Sam shares how authentic lyrics, rhythm, and repetition can double teaching impact, make grammar stick, and boost confidence for both children and adult learners. A practical, insightful conversation packed with classr…
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Is it time to hit the RESET?: The Twilight Show with Phin Adams
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I literally had to reset doing this show. We talk being at a crossroads in education, finding light and balance. This is your mental health hour.By Teachers Talk Radio
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Industry in the classroom - how academia can collaborate with business in HE: The Twilight Show with Timea Kadar
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In this Tuesday Twilight Show, Timea explores how business and academia can truly work together in higher education – not just in theory, but in day-to-day teaching and assessment. She’s joined by Mohammed Al-Jobori, lecturer and module leader in Business & Management, and business coach Bayo Igoh, who share concrete case studies where students co-…
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Teach and Thrive Learning Circles: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester
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Darren talks about TTLCs and how they can be used to embed teacher-centric wellbeing into your CPD provision.By Teachers Talk Radio
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Taking Breaks and Strategies to Recharge: Thursday Late, Late Show with Chris Wilkinson
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Join Chris as he explores why teachers need meaningful breaks in their day. From quick resets to lasting habits, he shares research and practical tips to help educators recharge, refocus, and thriveBy Teachers Talk Radio
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Building Trust and Dignity in Animal Welfare: The Potter League’s Community Navigator Approach
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Hey, lovely listeners! Ready to rethink what animal welfare can look like? This episode of the Just Be Cause Podcast features an inspiring conversation with Brad Shear from the Potter League for Animals, diving deep into the revolutionary concept of the Community Navigator—a role that’s breaking down barriers and fostering trust between nonprofits …
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Digital Technologies and Innovative Learning Models: The Late Late Show with Graham Stanley
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On today's show, I talked to Iain Cook-Bonney from New Zealand about his innovative work with digital technologies in primary schools. The interactive story (The Snark) Iain talked about is here and the penguin colony lesson plan is here.By Teachers Talk Radio
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Teacher Engagement - What if it came first?: The Twilight Show with Michelle Hinds
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In The Wednesday Twilight Show with Michelle Hinds, she explores what schools could look like if teacher engagement were the starting point, not the afterthought. From leadership habits that spark motivation to stories of schools transforming through trust and purpose, this episode dives into how energised teachers create inspired learners.…
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Has Teacher Accountability Gone Too Far?: The Twilight Show with Tom Rogers
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Peter Cole, Simon Powell and Becky Allen join Tom Rogers to discuss all things teacher accountability in schools - Has it gone too far? Under discussion; Lesson observations, Learning Walks, Work Scrutiny, Data, Exam Results, Pupil Voice, Parent Voice, League tables and lots besides.By Teachers Talk Radio
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The Curriculum and Assessment Review: Points of View
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Rae Whitehouse, Carl Smith and Liz Webb discuss the release of the Curriculum and Assessment review and its contents.By Teachers Talk Radio
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Giving Tuesday Made Simple: 10 Quick Wins for Nonprofits and Fundraisers
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Book your free 30-minute strategy call with me here -- Hey, lovely listeners! Are you ready to rethink your Giving Tuesday strategy? Tune in to this uplifting solo episode of The Just Be Cause Podcast with Katherine Lacefield, where she shares 10 actionable tips to make your Giving Tuesday campaign truly meaningful—without overwhelming your team o…
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Will AI and digital twins make animal testing in drug discovery obsolete with Professor Julie Frearson
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AI and digital twins are redrawing the boundaries of drug discovery. Once defined by lab benches, animal studies, and years of trial and error, the field is now embracing virtual methodologies that promise faster, safer, and more precise innovation. But could these technologies ever make animal testing obsolete? In this episode of Tech Tomorrow, Da…
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From Teacher to Principal: The Morning Break with Carl Smith
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Today's Friday Morning Break Show with Carl Smith: From Teacher to Principal: What they don’t tell you on NPQH with guest Will TeeceBy Teachers Talk Radio
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022_Skate Across America Push Relay Team | Paul Kent, Andy Andras, Rick Stubblefield, Miles Kipper
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The skaters from the 2023 Push Relay team came on the podcast to talk about their trip; the many things they learned, challenges they faced, and places they saw. It was a delight to see this crew reminisce about a life-changing experience they all shared in together. The team was made up of four skaters: Andy Andras, Rick Stubblefield, Paul Kent, a…
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Student mental health across Key Stages 2 and 3 - What are the issues and how do we move forward?: The Twilight Show with Tony Harwood
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Highly experienced ex primary headteacher and governor Kate Owbridge joins Tony to talk about the issues around the worrying decline in student mental health through primary and onto secondary school.By Teachers Talk Radio
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Learning Choctaw Language and Legacy with Freddie Lewis
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This special episode of the Native Language Protectors and Carriers series features Freddie Lewis, a dedicated Choctaw language instructor at the University of Oklahoma. Dr. Farina King talks with Freddie about the challenges and joys of sustaining Indigenous languages such as Choctaw. Freddie shares personal stories about his family’s experiences …
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023: Carolyn Colonna & Taylor Nall of AIGA Charlotte
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Two presidents of the same scrappy Charlotte chapter share what it’s like to step up without a roadmap. In this episode of Cheers & Tiers, we sit down with Carolyn Colonna and Taylor Nall, who each led AIGA Charlotte through very different moments of growth and experimentation. They talk about the unexpected ways they found AIGA, what it means to l…
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Reading for Pleasure - Not Just for the Kids: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester
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Darren discussed The University of Nottingham's announcement of closure of its language courses, before moving onto the topic at hand: how you can justify reading when you've so many other things to do.By Teachers Talk Radio
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Gossip in schools and mental health: The Twilight Show with Phin Adams
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We talk the effect of gossip in school and how to manage your mental health through our three regular features!By Teachers Talk Radio
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Death by Marking - Who is it Really For?: The Morning Break with Liz Webb and Rachel Gilyeat
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Burdensome workload is the constant cry of teachers, and marking is so often front and centre of the tasks which weigh us down. Why are we still so obsessed with written feedback? Is it really for the students? Or is it about accountability and box ticking?By Teachers Talk Radio
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The power of voice - can the way we speak make us better teachers?: The Late, Late Show with Seema Aggarwal
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Teachers have a lot to manage; lessons, students, emotions. But here’s the question: do those emotions slip into the way they speak? And could changing that change everything? In this show, Seema sits down with Silke Paulmann, Executive Dean at the University of Essex to unpack the powerful link between voice, communication, and emotion in the clas…
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AI in the English Classroom: The Twilight Show with Matt Wemyss
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In this month's show, Matt is joined by John Dolman. With over 25 years of experience teaching English and Media, John has been diving deep into how AI can be used thoughtfully in education. They explore what AI can actually do for English teachers, what it can’t, and why it’s not about replacing the teacher but supporting the craft. Expect honest …
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090 Building Your Circle with Brian Taylor | Why Leaders Need People Who See, Challenge, and Cheer Them On
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Welcome to Part 2 of our conversation with Brian Taylor. In this episode, we explore what authentic leadership really looks like. Leadership isn’t just strategy; it’s relationships, trust, and the courage to stay curious. We talk about building circles of people who can see you, challenge you, and cheer you on. Because no leader can do it alone. Yo…
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Thinking About Thinking — Metacognition in Reading: The Saturday lunch show with Famida Choudhary
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In this reflective show, Famida Choudhary and Aaron Regan explore how metacognitive strategies and Thinking Routines can transform reading comprehension. Together, they discuss how students develop awareness of what strategies work best for them, how they can transfer these approaches across contexts, and how teachers can foster a culture of reflec…
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Cabinet of Curiosity - Developing a Superpower: TTR Special
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Another exciting one off special show for you! Nathan Gynn is joined by James Handscombe to explore all things curiosity in learning, the topic of his new book "Cabinet of Curiosity - Creating a Superpower". "Curiosity is a superpower: the more curious you are, the more questions you ask, the more answers you get, the more you know, and the more th…
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Quality and Grace in ABA with Jesica Peterson
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Thank you for listening! You can access .5 Learning CEUs with the link below. CEU Links: https://forms.clickup.com/14171965/f/dgftx-72637/G9OX191GE40IEG4RBB?Type%20of%20CEU%27s=.5%20BACB%20Ethics%20CEUs&Instructor=Jesica%20Peterson,%20BCBA How do you deliver high-quality ABA without burning out—and without losing the heart? In this conversation, Je…
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Should parents should have the right to take their children out of school during term-time?: Points of View
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Join the panel of Lucy Trimnell, Rae Whitehouse, Yasmin Omar and Carl Smith as they discuss this weeks speech by MP Rupert Lowe where he suggested that parents should have the right to take their children out of school during term-time for a limited number of days.By Teachers Talk Radio
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Teacher Wellbeing in Policy and Practice: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester
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Darren talks about the importance of festivals and teaching their origins before moving onto the main topic of his show - Why wellbeing isn't about removing the negative but is about amplifying the positive.By Teachers Talk Radio
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Half-term reset?: The Twilight Show with Phin Adams
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We talk about if half-term is genuinely a reset.By Teachers Talk Radio
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Introduction to Teaching - Making Teacher Training Work: TTR Special
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Join us for this one off special hosted by Huma Mirza and Khanh Duc Kuttig as they explore the new book - "Introduction to Teaching: Making Teacher Training Work" Barnaby Lenon and Tracey Smith have teamed up to give new teachers a great introduction into training for their career. Combining their expertise and years of experience, together they ex…
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Writing & AI: The Late Late Show with Graham Stanley
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How is generative AI changing what we think of as writing? It could be said that what is happening to writing right now due to AI is a fundamental shift in the definition of the writer and the process of writing. This is characterised by significant practical benefits and profound ethical and existential anxieties.…
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Why do some students hate AI?: The Late Show with Ben White
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Ben White is joined by teacher and writer Martin Griffin for a role-reversal episode, with Martin leading the questions and Ben in the interviewee’s chair. Together, they explore Ben’s story, what drives his work in schools, and what he’s learned over his career. The conversation turns to the rise of AI in education—why a large minority of students…
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Will the next biotech breakthrough be digital before it’s biological with Bibi Ephraim
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AI is transforming biotechnology from the inside out. What was once a world of petri dishes and pipettes is now increasingly powered by algorithms, models, and digital twins. But as machine learning accelerates drug discovery and reshapes clinical trials, how far can we go before biology itself becomes the follower, not the leader? In this episode …
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From Global #MeToo Advocate to School Board Trustee: The Late Show with Christopher Vowles
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Christopher talks with global #MeToo advocate and Palo Alto School Board trustee Rowena Chiu about her experience as a Harvey Weinstein survivor, the politicisation of US education, and the work of US School Boards.By Teachers Talk Radio
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#TeacherQuitTok: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester
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Darren talks about the phenomenon of teachers discussing their "quitting stories" on TikTok and asks where the line is between owning your personal story and creating a positive impresson of the profession.By Teachers Talk Radio
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Conflict, Climate Change, Migration and Emergencies - Making sense in the Classroom: With the British Red Cross
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In this special show, host Nathan Gynn speaks with Grant Hoyle, William Spencer and Rebecca Taylor about The Programme of Humanitarian Education - an inspiring initiative from the British Red Cross that helps young people understand the human stories behind global crises. From conflict and migration to climate adaptation and first aid, the conversa…
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089 Rebuilding from the Inside Out with Brian Taylor | Finding Strength Beyond Success
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It’s easy to look like a great leader on the outside while quietly falling apart within. In this episode, executive coach Brian Taylor shares his journey from high performance to personal breakdown as well as how rediscovering his faith, family, and inner peace transformed the way he leads. Heather and Brian unpack what happens when achievement out…
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Is it possible to be evidence informed when it comes to SEND?: The Late Show with Beejesh Deva and Claire Bills
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Claire and Beejesh discuss whether being 'evidence informed' is possible when it comes to special educational needs.By Teachers Talk Radio
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Reading That Counts: Data Informed Strategies for Real Progress | The Saturday Lunch Show with Famida Choudhary
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In this solo show , Famida Choudhary dives into how data-informed teaching can truly transform reading instruction. Through stories, reflection, and classroom anecdotes, she explores how numbers and narratives work hand in hand to build confident, curious readers. From listening to children read aloud to interpreting progress patterns, this episode…
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Behaviour in Scotland - Worst in UK for violence against staff: Points of View
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The Points of View panel discuss a new Channel 4 report that claims Scotland has Britain’s highest rate of violent injuries to school staff, based on reports to the safety watchdog. They include fractures, dislocations and even loss of consciousness, with the number of incidents logged at Scottish schools trebling in a decade. Teachers, many speaki…
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The Future of Student Support in Higher Education: The Twilight Show with Timea Kadar
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Timea sat down with Faye Mitcham, Head of Accessibility Services at LCCA, and Emma Buhtina, head of Student Support at Regent College London to discuss the role, current state and future of student support in higher education, showcasing examples and practical tools.By Teachers Talk Radio
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022: Jenn Visocky O’Grady of AIGA Cleveland & Justin Ahrens of AIGA Arizona and Chicago
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What do pyramid photos, Harry Potter, and a karaoke dare from Debbie Millman have in common? They’re all part of Jenn Visocky O’Grady and Justin Ahrens’ journey through AIGA leadership—and proof that the best design stories don’t always happen on stage. In this episode, they reflect on 20+ years of retreats, road trips, poster campaigns, and unexpe…
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MOOCs as CPD: The Saturday Breakfast Show with Darren Lester
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MOOCs hit their stride with the Year of the MOOC in 2012 but seem to have fallen out of favour lately. Darren discusses why they should still be seen as a good resource for CPD.By Teachers Talk Radio
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Year 8 Reading Test: Raising standards or raising questions?: The Late Show with Sarah Wilkinson-Crute
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The government's plan for a Year 8 reading test has sparked debate across schools - but what does it actually mean for us in the classroom? In this show we unpack the thinking behind the proposal, explore the implications for teaching and workload and ask whether testing actually tackles the literacy gap - or just measures it. Hear from a current H…
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