Why this podcast? If there's one thing every professional understands, it's that experience leads to insight. Unfortunately, life moves in one direction, and the only way to gain this wisdom is through time and trials - …or is it? In each episode of the Insight on Tap podcast, we interview a member of Yancy Forums, an emerging platform with specialized groups from different professions. Yancy Forums helps people within the same vocation utilize decades of collective knowledge to uncover hidd ...
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Welcome to The Peeragogy in Action podcast, your no-longer-missing guide to peer learning and peer production! This podcast of the Peeragogy Project (peeragogy.org) provides an interactive space where our audience and active participants can explore and present the philosophies, concepts, tools, and practical applications of non-hierarchical learning and production from colleagues and peers in all walks of life. Produced collaboratively under a CC0 license. Live-streamed via video to YouTube ...
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Teaching is a personal profession. We shine brightest when we work together in a safe environment for the betterment of our students. Two Pint PLC is a podcast that invites you to join two educators who discuss the big issues in education in a personal and casual conversation. Two Pint PLC combines the research base, current events and personal experiences to provide a context for each listener’s own professional development.
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People with type 1 diabetes fight two wars: one against a relentless 24/7 condition, and another against a healthcare system that makes it difficult and expensive to stay alive. Around the Circle: Living Well with T1D brings together voices from across the type 1 diabetes community to share real stories, expert insight, and practical support for living well with T1D. Hosted by the team at Blue Circle Health, a U.S.-based program transforming type 1 care, this podcast helps people go from jus ...
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Productive and Paid with Jamila Payne
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Productive & Paid™ is a weekly podcast for entrepreneurs, small business owners, and service providers who want to make more informed decisions about money, time, and how they run their business. Hosted by Jamila Payne, a productivity expert and small business consultant, the podcast features candid conversations about what actually drives results. Each episode explores how business owners generate revenue, manage their time, structure their work, and think about getting paid. From income-ge ...
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Interviews with authors of articles from JAMA Psychiatry. JAMA Psychiatry is an international peer-reviewed journal for clinicians, scholars, and research scientists in psychiatry, mental health, behavioral science, and allied fields. JAMA Psychiatry strives to publish original, state-of-the-art studies and commentaries of general interest to clinicians, scholars, and research scientists in the field. The journal seeks to inform and to educate its readers as well as to stimulate debate and f ...
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The Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy is the official peer-reviewed publication of the Neurology Section of the American Physical Therapy Association. JNPT is the primary peer reviewed resource for advancing neurologic physical therapy practice through the dissemination of definitive evidence, translation of clinically relevant knowledge, and integration of theory into education, practice and research.
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Adam Preston Perrell and Josiah Gray bring you discussions, tips, and ideas to help you with your English studies and practice.
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Where bold conversations meet Black excellence. Black Business Live (BBL) is a live, immersive storytelling podcast spotlighting the journeys of successful Black entrepreneurs, creatives, and business leaders who have scaled their companies and are committed to helping others rise. Born out of a deep need for community, strategic partnership, and authentic representation, BBL goes beyond traditional interviews. Each episode is recorded in front of a studio audience and features accomplished ...
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From Our Vantage Point shares real conversations with the people shaping BC’s non-profit sector — the leaders, collaborators, and change-makers building stronger communities across the province. Each episode goes beyond theory to explore the stories, lessons, and lived experiences behind non-profit leadership. From boardrooms to community halls, we talk about what it takes to lead with purpose, strengthen organizations, and turn shared vision into action. Hosted by Vantage Point, this series ...
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Hear from librarians of color speak to the fullness of their careers including successes, challenges, and achievements. How do they do it? Join co-hosts Jamia Williams and Jamillah R. Gabriel to find out more about their #LibVoices. Please follow us on all of our social media pages!
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I believe that we all have the ability within to create a career that makes us jump out of bed each day. Sometimes we just need a little help with the what and the how to build the confidence and courage to move ahead. I’m on a mission to empower and elevate 10,000 women to make positive career changes that provide meaning and fulfillment by 2020. The purpose of BKindred is to empower and elevate women with a passion for life to create and sustain their career dreams through Collaboration, C ...
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P/REFLECTIONS is a series of conversations with original minds in which we reflect on present day society from a variety of angles. We peer through its cracks in anticipation of possible worlds to come. P/REFLECTIONS is brought to you by Nik Baerten, co-founder of Pantopicon, a foresight and design studio based in Antwerp, Belgium. Enjoy!
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Examining podcasting as a practice, as a technology, and as a medium through an academic lens. Produced by Lori Beckstead and Dario Llinares.
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The rules of growth have changed. Has your revenue engine kept up? Driving revenue has never been harder. Budgets are tighter, buying journeys are longer, and competition is fiercer. That’s why the leaders who win today aren’t relying on random acts of marketing— they’re building scalable revenue engines that align brand, demand, and sales into one system of growth. That’s exactly what you’ll learn here. Revenue Boost: A Marketing Podcast is your executive playbook for turning marketing into ...
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Welcome to Tending the Roots: Composting Conversations, an exploratory podcast with the co-dreamers and friends of the Rooted Global Village, in conversation with change-makers, scholar-activists and teachers, dedicated to culture change work and seeding future(s). We evoke in these conversations the powerful metaphor of composting. Composting is a process of transformation, wherein organic materials, once alive, break down and decay, eventually becoming rich, nourishing soil. We seek to ide ...
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The Spartan Nurse Podcast presented by the Michigan State University College of Nursing
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Mike Martel and Crista Reaves of the Michigan State University College of Nursing host the Spartan Nurse podcast. Martel and Reaves tackle both tough and light-hearted topics affecting healthcare delivery in the United States, frequently inviting special guests to join them for a casual, conversational experience about the evolving healthcare world.
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The City College of New York President Vincent Boudreau hosts the latest episode of From City to the World, spotlighting lifelong learning and its power to transform lives. He's joined by Donna Ramer, president of Quest Lifelong Learning, a peer-led,…
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Every day, professionals from Children's Advocacy Centers and multidisciplinary teams do incredible work to help children and families heal from the trauma of child abuse. NRCAC's Team Talk podcast highlights the efforts of these heroes throughout the northeast region and across the United States.
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The Primary Maths Podcast is a year-round maths podcast for teachers, leaders and anyone interested in how children learn mathematics. Every Tuesday, join me, Jon Cripwell, for an in-depth interview with an expert voice from across education - teachers, leaders, researchers, authors and thinkers - as we explore what really works in primary maths. We dive into the big ideas shaping maths education, from maths anxiety and fluency to task design, curriculum, reasoning and problem solving. Then ...
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The American mental health system is broken beyond repair. Rather than trying to tweak a system which fails everyone, it is time to commit to a bold vision for a better way forward. This podcast explores the American system against the plumb line of an international best practice, recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO), in Trieste, Italy. The 40-year old Trieste model demonstrates how a community-based treatment system upholds the human rights of the people served. The Trieste sto ...
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A podcast about neuroscience, psychology, and anything vaguely related. Long-form interviews with people whose work I find interesting.
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Injury Prevention is a peer-reviewed online journal that offers the best in science, policy, and public health practice to reduce the burden of injury in all age groups around the world. It offers a free monthly audio podcast on topics relating to the prevention of unintentional, occupational and intentional (violence-related) injuries. The Injury Prevention podcast is released monthly. Subscribe via all podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and Spotify. http ...
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Welcome to City Stories, the podcast by Energy Cities. Energy Cities is the European city network of local authorities in energy transition with over 1000 members from 30 countries. This podcast is for those who want to learn more about how cities go about with the energy transition. The challenge is big, but there are so many new, collaborative practices that emerge and that make this challenge fun and feasible. Each month we invite passionate European guests from different horizons and sec ...
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[Best of 2025] Collaborate to Accelerate: How Peer Partnerships Can Boost Your Revenue
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Over 300,000. That's how many business owners are in the communities that I did workshops for to in January alone. Sounds crazy, right? It's a visibility strategy that I like to call OPP, otherwise known as other people's people. Since I have yet to become Instagram famous, I had to figure out another way to grow my reach and impact more business o…
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Building Better Care for People with Type 1 Diabetes with Dr. Len D’Avolio
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Episode Summary Dr. Len D’Avolio, CEO and co-founder of Blue Circle Health, sat down with Around the Circle: Living Well with T1D host Scott Johnson to discuss why today’s healthcare system makes living with type 1 diabetes harder than it should be and how better is possible. Drawing on decades of experience building and studying healthcare systems…
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Productive & Paid is a podcast for entrepreneurs who want real conversations about money, time, and what actually drives results in business. Hosted by Jamila Payne, productivity expert and small business consultant, the show goes behind the scenes of how business owners generate income, structure their work, and decide what's truly worth their ene…
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How Maths Lessons Can Lose Confident Learners - with Emma Lockhart
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Why is maths one of the few subjects people feel completely comfortable saying they hated at school? In this episode of The Primary Maths Podcast, Jon is joined by Emma Lockhart, Head of Maths at Mill Hill School, to explore what really sits behind that narrative and why it disproportionately affects girls. Together, they unpack how maths so quickl…
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In this episode, host Scott Johnson talks with Carrie Matuzsan, a case manager at Blue Circle Health who has lived with type 1 diabetes (T1D) for 22 years. Carrie shares her journey from her diagnosis at age 12 to her current professional role helping others navigate life with diabetes, including financial hurdles, insurance, and social determinant…
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[BEST of 2025] Overcoming Overplanning: Take Action and Achieve Your Goals
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This is one of our best Episodes of 2025. A few years ago,I had a brilliant idea for a new offer. I mapped it out in detail, brainstormed all the possibilities, and spent weeks refining it. Guess what? I never launched it. I got stuck in the overplanning cycle – tweaking, refining, and second-guessing. Sound familiar? The truth is, overplanning can…
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AfterMaths: Christmas by the Numbers- A Festive Aftermaths Special
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Christmas Is Just One Long Maths Problem (A Festive Aftermaths) There’s no interview this week, no school talk, and absolutely no mention of lesson objectives. Instead, Jon and Becky settle in for a festive Aftermaths special — a lighter, reflective end-of-term episode full of Christmas maths, curious statistics, questionable guesses, and the kind …
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We Are EarthSeeds: Collaborative Creation & the New World Nursery with Mist Alderkin
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In this conversation, Karine Bell is joined by Mist Saoirse Alderkin to explore the New World Nursery, a space within the Rooted Village dedicated to collective dreaming, creativity, and responsibility to the worlds we are shaping together. They talk about heartache and the longing for alternative futures in a time of deep division and polarization…
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Cardboard, Glue & a $100K Macy’s Deal | Sherrill Mosee (MinkeeBlue)
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Target Bags to the Big Leagues: The Sherrill Mosee Story A cut-up Target bag, cardboard, glue, and staples. That’s how Sherrill Mosee started, turning a simple idea into MinkeeBlue, a patented organizational bag that landed a $100,000 Macy’s purchase order. Tolu and Belva sit down with Sherrill to discuss the engineering mindset that turned a commu…
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AfterMaths: Fractions, Fatigue & the Future of Teaching
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As the autumn term finally draws to a close, Jon and Becky reflect on teacher fatigue, festive chaos, and the sense of relief that comes with making it to the holidays. This week’s Aftermaths dives into fractions — why they’re such a sticking point for pupils (and adults), and how misunderstandings often stem from losing sight of the whole. Jon sha…
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Tailored Weight Loss Programs for Adults With Serious Mental Illness
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Interview with Amy N. Cohen, PhD, and Matthew Chinman, PhD, authors of Tailored Weight Loss Programs for Adults With Serious Mental Illness: A Randomized Clinical Trial. Hosted by John Torous, MD. Related Content: Tailored Weight Loss Programs for Adults With Serious Mental Illness
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Spartan Nurse Podcast - Transforming Practice with Josh Winowiecki
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SEND US FAN MAIL In this episode of the Spartan Nurse Podcast, Mike Martel and Crista Reeves sit down with Joshua Winowiecki, a Clinical Nurse Specialist, an MSU alum, and Director of the Center for Practice Transformation. Josh shares his path from critical care nursing to academia and delves into the power of academic-clinical partnerships, such …
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Collaborating to Close the Care Gap with Natalie Bellini and Quiana Howard
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Episode Summary It can feel like people with type 1 diabetes (T1D) are fighting for their lives in a system built to wear them down. The twist is that clinicians often feel the same weight as they fight to provide care. In this episode, host Scott Johnson talks with two highly-skilled healthcare professionals from University Hospitals in Cleveland,…
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Making Thinking Visible: Oracy at Every Stage of a Maths Lesson with Mike Gardner
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Oracy is set to play a central role in England’s refreshed curriculum, but for many teachers it still feels abstract or confined to English lessons. In this episode of The Primary Maths Podcast, Jon Cripwell is joined by Mike Gardner to explore what oracy actually looks like in a real maths lesson. Together, they deconstruct a lesson from start to …
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106 Professional Development & Student Perseverance
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Professional learning should be improving teaching, which ultimately should benefit students. We read a meta-analysis showing that effective teaching methods within professional development is far more likely to impact learning than the learning topic or time spent in the program.Later, we read a study of student perseverance that underscores the i…
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AfterMaths: Spotify Wrapped, Financial Education & The Learning Pit
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In this week’s Aftermaths, Jon and Becky unpack a festive mix of maths chat, listener questions, curriculum reflections and some unexpectedly delightful Spotify Wrapped stats. 🎧 In This Episode A listener question on probability, independence and why a coin can land heads 999 times in a row… yet still be 50/50 on the next flip. Jon explains just ho…
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Ep 37: Rebuilding Teacher Confidence in Maths - Insights from Patrick Renouf
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In today’s episode, Jon speaks to Patrick Renouf, an international maths educator whose journey is unlike almost any other. As a child, Patrick experienced what he later recognised as maths trauma — a mix of high-stakes testing, procedural teaching, and an early sense that maths “wasn’t for him.” But what followed was a remarkable transformation. P…
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How does a woman go from running her own makeup shop to landing a deal that makes her the first Black-owned clean brand on Ulta.com? And how is she still winning on Nordstrom, JCPenney, and HSN? Belva and Tolu got chatting with Kim Roxie, Founder and CEO of LAMIK Beauty and a pioneer who has been pushing for real inclusion in the beauty game since …
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AfterMaths: Maths Misused - Our Favourite Everyday Errors
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In this week’s Aftermaths, Jon and Becky dive into the wonderfully frustrating world of mathematical misuses in everyday life, inspired by a brilliant email from listener Sam Asplund, a Year 4 teacher and maths lead from Ketten Primary School. After a pupil requested a “cheese square” during snack time — while pointing out that Dairylea “triangles”…
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Must Do Year End Ritual You Need (Part 2)
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Before you rush into 2026, there is one move I want you to make: Pause and reflect. That pause will shape your next year more than any strategy, planner, or vision board ever could. Inside this episode, I walk you through a simple end-of-year reflection ritual you can use to close out 2025 with clarity — and step into 2026 feeling grounded, focused…
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Episode Summary Navigating life with type 1 diabetes (T1D) is challenging, even for those who are highly prepared and well-equipped. In this episode, host Scott Johnson talks with Rob Howe, diabetes advocate, entrepreneur, and founder of the long-standing podcast "Diabetics Doing Things, about his journey as a former high-level college and professi…
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How to See Maths Everywhere - Rob Eastaway’s Guide for Teachers
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In this episode, Jon is joined by the brilliant Rob Eastaway, whose books, puzzles and radio appearances have helped hundreds of thousands of people see the beauty in everyday maths. They explore how curiosity drives mathematical thinking, why written methods can sometimes obscure understanding, and what we can learn from the history of numbers — f…
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AfterMaths: Six of the Toughest Maths Concepts - Our Definitive Countdown
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In this week’s AfterMaths episode, Jon and Becky reunite (voice fully restored!) and unpack a packed agenda: a bit of history, a lot of maths, and some classic year-group trauma. Jon kicks things off with a brilliant history of maths segment — the surprisingly dramatic story of the equals sign, invented in 1557 by Welsh mathematician Robert Recorde…
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The Must Do Year End Ritual You Need (Part 1)
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Before you rush into 2026, there is one move I want you to make: Pause and reflect. That pause will shape your next year more than any strategy, planner, or vision board ever could. Inside this episode, I walk you through a simple end-of-year reflection ritual you can use to close out 2025 with clarity — and step into 2026 feeling grounded, focused…
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From Stuck to Successful: Building Problem-Solving Classrooms with Phil Herd
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In this episode, Jon sits down with Phil Herd -, maths specialist, and long-time champion of teaching for understanding - to unpick what problem solving really means in primary maths, and why it remains one of the most misunderstood strands of our curriculum. Together they explore why problem solving is far more than a final question on a worksheet…
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The Importance of Community, Entrepreneurship & Collaboration Feat. Darlisa Diltz
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This powerful episode, recorded during Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW), features the incredible Darlisa Diltz, known as the Queen of North Texas Entrepreneurship. Hosts Tolu and Belva sit down with Darlisa - a first-generation college student, entrepreneur, leader of the 6-countywide North Texas GEW initiative, and Chief Entrepreneurship Strateg…
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In this Aftermaths episode, Jon is joined once again by Sally Cole (standing in heroically for Becky!) for a wide-ranging Friday debrief. Together they unpack a huge week in maths education, from the launch of the brand-new Twinkl Maths app on iOS to the University of Nottingham’s State of the Nation review — plus a Maths of Life segment that dives…
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The Hidden Logic Behind Great Maths Tasks with John Bee
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In this episode, Jon is joined by maths advisor, Primary Mastery Specialist and author John Bee, whose new book Teaching Maths for Mastery: Practical Strategies for Primary Schools digs deep into what great maths teaching really looks like. Together they explore variation theory: what it is, what it isn’t, and why it is often misunderstood in prima…
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AfterMaths: Times Tables, Roman Numerals and Golf!
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In this week’s Aftermaths episode, Jon is joined by two special guests from the Twinkl team. Michelle Windridge, National Education Lead for EYFS and returning guest from last week’s episode, and Ashleigh Morris, National Education Lead for Secondary Science and host of the STEM Conversations podcast. Together they dive into the week’s interview wi…
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15/15 Mayors Talk about the housing crisis with Dennis de Vries, Deputy Mayor at City of Utrecht
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In many European cities, residents struggle to find affordable housing, whether it’s for rent or purchase. And paradoxically, at the same time, many cities register a growing number of real estate space that is empty and unused. How can we better match housing supply with demand? And how can public administrations regain control over the housing st…
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105 Technology Applications & Feedback Structure
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A listener request led us to a paper on eye-tracking technology for emerging multilingual learners. However, our conversation will focus on problems related to AI use and disconnects between the use of technology in the classroom and the real needs of teachers.Later, we learn about how a person’s fear of evaluation influences their response - both …
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Episode Summary If you've ever felt extra stressed and anxious about your diabetes as the holidays approach, you're not alone! The holidays are supposed to be times full of joy and cheer, but they often bring an extra dose of stress and disruption to our T1D routines. In this episode, host Scott Johnson sits down with Eleni Sheehan, a fellow PWD an…
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Why Times Tables Still Matter and How to Teach Them Better with Cate Fearn
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Few areas of primary maths cause as much debate as times tables. We all agree they matter, but how pupils develop fluency, understanding and confidence is still up for discussion. In this episode, Jon Cripwell talks to Cate Fearn — primary educator, maths specialist and creator of Table Stick, a classroom tool designed to make multiplication practi…
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Aftermaths: Sharing, Grouping, and Getting It Wrong (Why Division Trips Us Up)
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This week’s Aftermaths dives deep into one of the trickiest topics in the primary maths curriculum — division. Why do so many pupils (and teachers) find it difficult? Jon and Becky unpack the cognitive, linguistic and conceptual challenges behind division and explore what teachers can do to make it more meaningful. They also reflect on the Curricul…
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Emergency Episode: Curriculum & Assessment Review Special
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In this special emergency episode of The Primary Maths Podcast, Jon is joined by Becky, Sally and first-time guest Lisa to unpack the government’s newly released Curriculum and Assessment Review – and the official response that landed alongside it. Together, they explore: Why the review was commissioned and what it aims to achieve The key takeaways…
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Businesses Making Waves: Meet Felicia Wright of Mygani!
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We’re dedicating this segment of our episode to businesses making waves right here in our community! Join Belva and Tolu as they sit down with the phenomenal Felicia Wright, founder of Mygani (acronym for My God and I). Felicia tells us all about her journey, from her deep love for all things fashion and creativity to discussing the powerful connec…
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Counting, Comparing and Cooking: How Maths Really Works in EYFS With Michelle Windridge
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This week, Jon is joined by Michelle Windridge, Twinkl’s National Education Lead for School-Based EYFS, for a deep dive into what early years maths really looks like - and what it definitely doesn’t. Even the most confident maths leads can find EYFS a bit of a mystery, so Jon and Michelle unpack the Early Years Foundation Stage framework, explore t…
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Spartan Nurse Podcast - Raising Awareness for Invisible Disabilities
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SEND US FAN MAIL In this episode, Dr. Mike Martel and Dr. Crista Reaves sit down with Alexa Andersen, PhD student at Michigan State University’s College of Nursing, to talk about her journey into nursing and her research on invisible disabilities. Alexa shares how her own health experiences inspired her to return to nursing school and pursue resear…
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Money Mistakes that Women Owners Make (and How to Avoid Them) Part 2
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Last week, we cleaned up your money habits. This week, we build your financial empire. Because once you stop saying "I'm bad with money," the next question is— "How do I make my money work for me?" That's where this week's episode of Breadwinning Business Women comes in. We're going beyond cash flow and into CEO-level financial strategy—the kind th…
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Education Is Forever: Lifelong Learning and Workforce Development Programs Rewrite the Book on Opportunity
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The City College of New York President Vincent Boudreau hosts the latest episode of From City to the World, spotlighting lifelong learning and its power to transform lives. He's joined by Donna Ramer, president of Quest Lifelong Learning, a peer-led, CCNY-affiliated community for retired and semi-retired New Yorkers, now celebrating its 30th annive…
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Insurance & T1D: Why Does Getting Care Feel Like Another Job?
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Episode Summary Insurance might not be the most exciting part of living with type 1 diabetes… but it can make or break your ability to get the tools, supplies, and medications you need. In this episode, host Scott Johnson sits down with Neil Greathouse, a fellow T1D advocate, content creator, and producer at Blue Circle Health, to unpack the confus…
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Coffee Break - Sharing Effective Stories - Nadia Tchoumi and Zahra Esmail
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In the bustling and challenging world of non-profits, effective communication can make all the difference. Recently, our CEO, Zahra Esmail, caught up with Nadia Tchoumi, the founder of New Hope Media, to learn more about her journey and insights into supporting Black-led and Black-serving non-profits through media and communications. Nadia will be …
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Coffee Break - 2025 State of BC's Non-Profit the Sector Survey - Joyce Lin and Tyler Arnold
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In this episode of Coffee Chat, Joyce Lin and Tyler Arnold from the Vantage Point team talk about the importance of the 2025 State of BC’s Non-Profit Sector Survey and why they’re inviting voices from across the province to take part. Now in its fifth year, the survey offers a crucial check-in on the realities non-profits in BC are facing. Joyce sh…
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Detox city of Domokos, Greece: Small city innovating with purpose
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Today we’re heading to Central Greece, to the municipality of Domokos. Domokos with its 9000 inhabitants is the recent winner of the Covenant of Mayors award. I’m joined by the Mayor of Domokos Mr Liolios and his colleague Mrs. Zisopoulou from the Mayor’s Office.Together, they’ll walk us through the project that earned them the award: how it came a…
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Inside the Black Business Live Podcast: A Chat with Belva & Tolu!
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Ever wonder how the Black Business Live Podcast really got started? Well, your hosts, Belva and Tolu, are sitting down for a laid-back, honest conversation to give you the scoop! They're diving deep into the powerful community that supports the show and sharing some of the key resources and network connections that have truly impacted them and othe…
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This week, Jon and Becky are back for a half-term special that explores the foundations of mathematical understanding — and the curious maths behind our PIN codes. Jon unpacks what number sense really means, why it underpins everything else in maths, and how fragile number sense can often go unnoticed until it becomes a barrier to progress. They di…
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In this week’s AfterMaths, Jon and Becky unpack the curious rise of the “6-7” meme and how teachers can turn it into a quick-fire classroom maths challenge. From there, Becky’s etymathsology segment dives into the origins of circle-related vocabulary – from circumference to radius – revealing a few surprises along the way. They then debrief Jon’s c…
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5 Money Mistakes that Women Owners Make (and How to Avoid Them)
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You're not bad with money. You just haven't been taught how to own your numbers yet. In this week's episode of Breadwinning Business Women, I'm calling out the five money mistakes that quietly keep smart women broke — and how to fix them for good. And I know them all because I've been there. Think of it as a financial detox for your business. You'l…
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