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Brave New Teaching: A Podcast for High School and Middle School Teachers

Marie Morris & Amanda Cardenas, Secondary ELA Teachers

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Join hosts Amanda Cardenas (Mud & Ink Teaching) and Marie Morris (The Caffeinated Classroom) in discussions about being brave, trying new things, and all things teaching! As seasoned classroom teachers, Amanda and Marie bring their experience, insight, energy, and oh, so many opinions and ideas... It's time for all teachers to take their classroom and teaching practice into their own hands!
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Simply Teach

Kelly Jackson

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The Simply Teach Podcast is a podcast by teachers for teachers. The goal of Simply Teach is to encourage classroom teachers right where they are with practical and simple tools to use in your classroom.
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Classroom Matters

Educate.Today

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The Classroom Matters podcast aims to tell the stories and share the experiences of K-12 educators and the reality of our education system. Join Kristy Houle, former teacher, assistant principal and principal as she talks with a wide variety of fascinating people on important and interesting educational topics.
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The Teaching Toolbox - A Podcast for Middle School Teachers

Brittany Naujok & Ellie Nixon, Podcast for Middle School Teachers

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The Teaching Toolbox podcast is the ultimate resource for upper elementary and middle school teachers seeking time-tested strategies and ideas. With knowledgeable teacher guests, this podcast offers invaluable teaching tips and strategies that are sure to enhance your classroom experience. Tune in for expert advice from Brittany and Ellie on everything from lesson planning to classroom management. With over 50 years of teaching experience between them, they have the knowledge, expertise, and ...
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Human Capital is no longer just an HR issue—it’s a critical focus for today’s workforce, C-Suite and boardroom. Join hosts Kyle Forrest and David Mallon for a front-row seat to insights derived from Deloitte’s ongoing research and collaboration with organizations across industries and sectors. Making humans better at work and work better for humans™.
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The power of Data is undeniable. And unharnessed - it’s nothing but chaos. Making data your ally. Using it to lead with confidence and clarity. Host Jess Carter is solving problems in real-time to reveal what’s possible. Helping communities and people thrive. This is Data Driven Leadership, a show brought to you by Resultant.
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The place where we talk about all aspects of building community among the learners in your classroom so that every student feels welcome, safe, empowered, and heard. Hosted by Andrea Earl, the purpose of this podcast is to help classroom teachers refine their instructional practice through actionable strategies.
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The Hawk Talk podcast is the work of Multimedia Writing and Digital Media Publication students who are part of the Media Studies major/minor at Northeastern State University. We publish content for students, by students. The Northeastern student newspaper serves as the primary news source for NSU’s three campuses. TNE is an independent student-run publication under the media studies program. The media studies program offers two options: multimedia/journalism and public relations/advertising. ...
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A bi-weekly podcast hosted by Lisa Petrides, CEO and Founder of the Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education (ISKME), “Educating to Be Human” explores what it means to be human in today’s evolving cultural and societal landscape. In each episode, Lisa speaks with people whose work addresses the challenges and possibilities of how we might educate and inspire transformative change in modern society, which reaches beyond the traditional classroom. In Season 2, we examine wh ...
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How do I plan for my ELLs? Am I doing enough to support my ESL students? Am I a good ESL teacher? How do I lead a professional development about ESL in front of my peers? How can I have a successful ESL classroom? And the biggest question that every ESL teacher asks is, “How can I ensure my students succeed?” Welcome to Adventures in ESL Podcast! This is the place you want to be to answer all your burning questions about teaching ESL students in grades K-12. My Adventures in ESL Podcast serv ...
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Making the Grade Podcast

Christine and Georgia

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Making the Grade is a podcast about executive function—how we manage time, energy, emotions, and goals in real life. Hosted by former educators turned executive function coaches, we explore the brain-based skills that drive success both personally and professionally. Each episode features real stories from entrepreneurs, overwhelmed professionals, parents, and experts in executive function. We dive into the habits, challenges, and strategies that help people build (or rebuild) motivation, fo ...
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Welcome to the Teacher RockStar Podcast, a weekly podcast hosted by Steve Hiles where tips and strategies critical to the first-year teacher are discussed. We will be sharing the latest educational research and best practices with the new teacher that I wish I had learned during my teacher preparation program.
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The ADHD Heroes Podcast

Rabbi Shmuel Reich

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Conversations with professionals in the ADHD community such as therapists and educators, as well as those with ADHD themselves, to learn valuable information about the wide-ranging impact of ADHD, tips and strategies toward better productivity with ADHD, and inspiring stories of success with ADHD. Some episodes will be my own musings, based on my experience as an ADHD coach and teaching in a high school classroom.
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TAPcast

Rutgers TA Project

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TAPcast is an educational podcast created by the TA Project based at the School of Graduate Studies at Rutgers University–New Brunswick. Professors, graduate students, administrators, and other members of the Rutgers educational community discuss issues regarding pedagogy in the contemporary classroom. Subscribe and learn more about current trends in university instruction, hear creative tips about managing your time in and out of the classroom, and discover resources for expanding your peda ...
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The Up Close Podcast explores issues of equity, opportunity, and excellence in public education. Hosted by The NEA Foundation President and CEO Sara A. Sneed, she talks with educators, policy experts, and other passionate voices about the most urgent issues in public education and our shared responsibility to deliver a quality public education for all students. The Up Close Podcast is a journey through the reimagining of public education to create a more fair, equitable, and just system in A ...
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This series is designed to inspire Drake alumni and friends to dive into topics that will fuel curiosity, creativity, connection or career potential. All sessions feature a keynote speaker, a panel discussion, or a Q&A style with a moderator. Session categories include career, education, experience, and trending topics.
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This podcast is a space for educators fighting the system from the inside. Hosted by me, Evalaurene Jean-Charles, coach behind Black on Black Education and the Liberation Library, this show is where secondary educators come to reflect, resist, and rebuild their classrooms as liberatory spaces without burning out. Each episode is a reminder that rigor, joy, and student voice are our resistance tools, and that when we use them intentionally, we push back against standardization, compliance cul ...
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Pedagogo

ExamSoftMedia

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Pedagogo is the podcast for anyone and everyone in higher ed, brought to you by ExamSoft. Tune in for innovative ideas, thoughtful discussions, and expert perspectives to transform your thinking and practice in education and assessment. You’ll come away from each episode with tools, resources, and strategies for success, brought to you by thought leaders, subject matter experts, scholars, and professionals. Join our host and ExamSoft Director of Education and Assessment, Dr. Divya Bheda, for ...
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If/Then

Stanford GSB

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How do we lead with purpose, make better decisions, and navigate an uncertain future? On If/Then, Stanford GSB faculty break down cutting-edge research on leadership, strategy, and more, exploring enduring questions and the forces reshaping business and society today, from AI to geopolitics. Hosted by senior editor Kevin Cool.
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Learning for Good | L&D Solutions and Leadership Development for Nonprofit Organizations

Heather Burright, Learning and Development Leader, Leadership Development Consultant, Instructional Designer.

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As nonprofit learning and development leaders, we want a seat at the table. We want to be viewed as true business partners who can help solve problems. We want to create meaningful learning solutions that fit in the flow of work and yield real results for the organization and for the staff. That's why in this podcast, we will not only explore instructional design and leadership development best practices, but we will also explore change management, belonging, and influence - helping you buil ...
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Owl Have You Know

Rice Business

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Owl Have You Know is Rice Business’ podcast created to share the experiences of alumni, faculty, students and other members of our business community – real stories of belonging, failing, rebounding and, ultimately, succeeding. During meaningful conversations, we dive deep into how each guest has built success through troubles and triumphs before, during and after they set foot in McNair Hall. The Owl Have You Know Podcast is a production of the business school at Rice University (Rice Busin ...
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Calling all educators and technology coaches! Are you feeling the pressure of incorporating technology into lessons? Are you looking for ways to revamp your tried and true activities? Join me in this podcast as we explore new tech tools and look at meaningful ways to integrate technology into everyday lessons. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/megan-brown44/support
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Well PlayED

Michael Matera

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A podcast all about playful learning, #gamification, game based learning, and game inspired course design. Join in the fun with our crazy hosts as we talk about the passion of playful learning.
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We Teach So Hard!

Tracy, Kathie, Deann & Retta

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Four teaching friends from across the country who've discovered that if you don't laugh you cry, and lose sight of your "why." Pour yourself a cup of coffee...or a glass of wine and join us as we talk shop, trash, and mull over our teaching lives. We promise, you'll laugh!
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The Teacher Time Podcast

Stephanie Palovchik, Teacher Time Management

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You know how elementary teachers are always working long hours? What if it didn’t have to be like that? Join Stephanie Palovchik, a classroom kindergarten teacher, mama, and teacherpreneur, as she shares simple tips and productivity strategies for elementary teachers who want to get prepped before the weekend. If you’re an elementary teacher wondering how it’s possible to work a schedule you love and be an effective teacher, you’re in the right place. The Teacher Time Podcast is your place t ...
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Teach On, Teach Strong

Katie | Teachers Resource Force

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The Teach On, Teach Strong Podcast is just for teachers, as we explore the following 3P’s of teaching: ➡ Productivity ➡ Personal development ➡ Pedagogy ...to help you succeed in teaching so you can fulfil your potential and keep making a difference in the lives of young children.
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Join Clark Hill’s Angeline Chen, a leading immigration attorney, in discussing the impacts of US immigration law and policy. On Immigration Today, Angeline interviews leaders, experts, advocates and volunteers in immigration and immigrant rights on the issues, their experiences and their advice on how YOU can make a difference.
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Amplify RJ (Restorative Justice)

David Ryan Castro-Harris

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Restorative Justice is often framed as an alternative to punishment in criminal legal and education settings, and but that’s only part of the story. Join host David Ryan Barcega Castro-Harris to learn how to apply Restorative Justice philosophy, practices, and values in your everyday life.
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🎙️ The Child Care Director’s Chair – Where Big Dreams and Bigger Leadership Collide! Ready to level up your child care career? Whether you're a teacher assistant dreaming of that lead teacher badge, a lead ready to snag that director title, or a director with your sights set on owning your own center (or multiple ones 👀)—this is your seat at the table. And spoiler alert: leadership isn’t a title, it’s an action. Hosted by the one and only Erica Saccoccio—part coach, part cheerleader, and ful ...
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Send us a text In this episode of the Child Care Directors Chair podcast, Erica speaks with Courtney from Winter Kids about their mission to provide outdoor learning and recreation programs for children in Maine. They discuss the importance of keeping kids active, the benefits of outdoor learning, and the impact of their programs on children's ment…
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Send us a text In this episode of the Child Care Directors Chair podcast, host Erica speaks with Autumn Niles, a high school junior who works with preschool children. They discuss the importance of early childhood education, the rewards and challenges of working with children, and the significance of effective communication in childcare settings. A…
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Send us a text Join Erica from the Child Care Director Chair podcast as she wraps up day one at the Maine AEYC Conference with a delightful interview featuring Abby, a senior from Lake Region Vocational Center. Abby shares her passion for early childhood education, the joys and challenges of working with children, and offers insightful advice for t…
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Send us a text In this episode, we sit down with Charles Best from Lakeshore, where he shares the company’s unwavering commitment to early childhood education and the creation of innovative, hands-on learning materials. Charles highlights how educators play a vital role in shaping Lakeshore’s products and how the company continues to support early …
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Send us a text In this episode of the Childcare Directors Chair Podcast, host Erica Saccocio speaks with Kamesha, an experienced educator in early childhood education. They discuss Kamesha's journey in the field, the importance of mental health for both children and educators, and the challenges faced in supporting children with emotional and behav…
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Send us a text This conversation explores the journey and insights of a childcare director and educator, focusing on the importance of early childhood education, the impact of media on infant development, and the vital role educators play in shaping young minds. The discussion emphasizes the need for mindful media exposure and the profound influenc…
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Send us a text Join Erica at the AEYC conference in New Jersey as she chats with Ruth Ball, a passionate preschool teacher, about the transformative power of early childhood education. Discover how personal experiences shape teaching philosophies, the importance of director support, and the joy of making a lasting impact on families. Tune in for in…
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Send us a text Live from the NJAEYC Conference, DJ brings the laughs and the lessons! In this mini conversation, the comedian and keynote speaker shares why educators are the real gardeners of growth—nurturing, pruning, and planting seeds that last a lifetime. He doesn’t shy away from the tough stuff either—funding frustrations, burnout, and stayin…
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The critter of the week is the water spider, Dolomedes aquaticus! This spider has a special affinity with water, spending most of their time near braided rivers. Dolomedes spiders are also called fishing spiders due to their unique method of capturing prey. They put their legs out in the water like a fishing line, feeling for the tell-tale vibratio…
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Yellow Brick Road's Martin Bosley joins Jesse to share his avocado and prawn Sandwich with tahini ginger dressing. He says it's a well-mannered and truly pretty sandwich, all subtle pinks and greens. This could also be the perfect salad for a summer lunch. Avocado and Prawn Sandwich with Tahini Ginger Dressing Dressing 1 tbsp Tahini paste 2 tbsp so…
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Join us for a fascinating discussion with David Lubbers, JO’86—former ESPN investigative producer and award-winning sports journalist—now Assistant Professor of Multimedia News Journalism at Drake. Over nearly two decades at ESPN, Lubbers produced stories for E:60, Outside the Lines, and SportsCenter, covering everything from Super Bowls to Michael…
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Trainee New Zealand police detective Amber Chauval has just returned from Nambia where she spent time with an anti-poaching unit at the Zannier Reserve. It was her fourth trip to Africa, she's previously worked in animal sanctuaries and rehabilitation centres, but this time, she wanted to be on the front lines of rhino poaching prevention. Poaching…
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Imagine being told, as a teenager, that the treatment that could save your life might also take away your chance to ever have children. Well, there's one doctor in New Zealand providing a rare fertility-saving procedure to change this. Dr Leigh Searle helps girls who are about to start cancer treatment by removing and freezing a tiny piece of their…
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Now to news coming out of Auckland -Biosecurity NZ is urging people to be on the lookout for yellow legged hornets. Why you might ask? Well, for the first time, a yellow legged hornet queen has been discovered building a nest at a house in the suburb of Glenfield. To find out why this is concerning, and what to do if you spot one, Jesse is joined b…
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Think you’ve seen all the dystopia books out there? Think again! In part three of our “Teaching Dystopia” series, we share hidden gems, fresh picks, and classics, from middle grade survival stories to YA novels exploring climate change and government control. We highlight favorites like Alone and Station Eleven, plus TV and movie options like The S…
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Send us a text Are you leading your childcare team — or just managing them? In this episode of The Childcare Director’s Chair, Erica Saccoccio dives into the key strategies that turn motivated staff into a culture of excellence. Learn how to: ✅ Start with motivated people and create a culture of motivation ✅ Model your own passion and check your mo…
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Going for a walk on the beach might feel like a distant dream looking out at the weather today, but summer is coming and in fact for some parts of New Zealand, is already here. Warmer weather means bluebottle jellyfish are hitting our shores earlier than usual, and that's got Vets raising the alarm because jelly fish and dogs are not a happy union.…
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It's time to return to the A-Z of Aotearoa. We've been making our way through the alphabet to look back at the iconic people and cultural touchstones that form New Zealand. We've arrived at 'K' today, so we're looking at the rich history of Kauri - the trees, the timber, the gum. Jesse speaks to Arty Bergman from Northland Kauri Timber about what i…
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In this Teacher RockStar Podcast episode, I share 5 things that I quit during my first-year teaching that saved time, reduced stress, and improved classroom management. Practical stories, stats, and tips for first-year teachers who want to thrive, not just survive. First-year teachers, are you stressed and overwhelmed with classroom management? Let…
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Send us a text In this week’s episode of The Childcare Director’s Chair, host Erica Saccoccio dives deep into one of the most overlooked leadership skills — creating an environment where questions aren’t just tolerated, but valued. Inspired by John Maxwell’s wisdom — “Before you can make things right, make sure you see them right” — Erica challenge…
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Organizations are racing toward digital and AI transformation, but the same problem keeps showing up: people aren’t ready. In this replay episode, Jess Carter revisits her conversation with Allison Grayson, Senior Director of Organizational Change Management at Resultant. They explore the fundamentals that ensure change is well implemented in an or…
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Today on the show we're heading off to Southeast Asia - not Vietnam, not Thailand, but the quieter, lesser-known neighbour. Laos is the only landlocked country in Southeast Asia, home to the Mekong River, French-style baguettes, and some of the most laid-back people you'll meet. Travel writer Jane Daniell has written a four-part series about travel…
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A new photography book has captured the incredible hidden world of New Zealand fungi Paula Vigus provided the acclaimed photography for the best-selling book - 'Fungi of Aotearoa: A curious forager's field guide' and she's back with her own book 'A Hidden World - Discovering the Beauty of New Zealand Fungi' Paula Vigus joins Jesse.…
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This year marks the 30th anniversary of Shakti NZ - an organisation that's transformed the lives of thousands of migrant and refugee women and children. Founded by Farida Sultana it provides a culturally aware space for women and children experiencing domestic violence Today they are celebrating with an event at parliament, but Farida has taken som…
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If you thought yesterday's wind was bad, with gusts well over 110Km/h in parts of the country, well brace yourselves for tomorrow. The MetService says winds could reach up to 150 km an hour, issuing red strong wind warnings for parts of the country, red warnings are the most severe. Adding to that, we've seen wildfires popping up in many regions, w…
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Send us a text 🍎 Apple Podcasts Description: You’ve built a thriving childcare career, led incredible teams, and poured your heart into your community — but now, you’re starting to feel that tug for something different. You’re not burned out… you’re just not ready for the rocking chair yet. In this inspiring episode, Erica Saccoccio explores what i…
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You see we've got a new segment called 'You're the Judge' where we present an issue that's been sent in by one of our listeners, and you, our audience, decide what the right course of action is. If you've got an irk you'd like resolved, please do email me [email protected] Today's problem is one that we think will resonate with many of you - i…
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History shows that civilizations succeed in many different ways, but they tend to fail in strikingly similar ones. Again and again, societies rise, overextend themselves, and ultimately unravel says Dr Luke Kemp. He's a research affiliate at the Center for Study of Existential Risk at Darwin College at the University of Cambridge. He argues that so…
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Last week we were hit with the news Former Prime Minister Jim Bolger had died aged 90. The eagle eyed amongst you probably noticed that this was accompanied by the New Zealand flag moving to half mast around the country. A fitting tribute, but one that left us with some questions about flags...like who decides when they go half mast? Jesse is joine…
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Remember the good old days when you could pop into your local video store to rent the latest movie on DVD? It's a distant memory for most of us since streaming giants changed the way we watch things. But did we ditch DVDs too quickly? Peter Tonks co-owns Christchurch-based Alice In Videoland, which is a DVD rental store that also has a national mai…
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It is often said that there is no better education than travel. Being able to see different places and people is one of the best ways to truly understand other cultures or ways of the world. But travel is expensive - even within our own country. Fortunately, our kids can go on virtual field trips which means they don't have to miss out. LEARNZ Fiel…
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As you no doubt have seen in the news, eight priceless Napoleonic jewels were stolen from the Louvre. The burglary is like something out of a movie; the thieves brought their own lift .. rode it up to window .. stole the jewels and escaped .. all in broad daylight. We have been gripped by this story .. because if this can happen at the world's most…
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Creating impactful training programs for nonprofit teams takes more than good intentions; it takes strategy. In this episode of Learning for Good, we’re diving deep into the hidden and high costs of getting training wrong. From budget overruns to burnout, I’m breaking down what nonprofit leaders risk when they don’t start with the right diagnosis—a…
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Headaches. We all get them. Yet despite centuries of study, we still don't really understand their causes and cures. Author and journalist Tom Zeller Jr has spent years trying to understand the kind of epic headaches he gets. He says he goes into the dark valley of head pain on a regular basis. He's on a quest to understand the stubborn pain he and…
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