Best Shulkin Podcasts (2025)

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to David Shulkin - EDspaces 2025 23:38

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In this episode, David Shulkin joins Matt Rogers to discuss the journey of creating radically student-centered learning environments. David shares insights from his experience leading school renovations, emphasizing the importance of student choice, meeting diverse needs, and engaging all stakeholders in the design process. The conversation highlig…

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Why Health Care Reform Keeps Failing w/ Dr. David Shulkin 48:55

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Behind every headline about rising premiums is a deeper truth: our health care system is structurally unsustainable. In this episode of Health Care Rounds Podcast, former US Secretary of Veteran Affairs, Dr. David Shulkin, explains why real reform requires more than subsidies and payment tweaks. We cover everything from misaligned incentives to les…

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Episode 150: Michi Brew Co. w/ Founder Cody Gagnon 1:16:39

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Host Mike celebrates episode 150 with Cody Gagnon, founder and head brewer of Michi Brew Co in San Marcos. Cody shares his journey from homebrewing to working at several notable SoCal breweries and eventually opening his own tiki‑inspired taproom, the Ohana Room. Topics include the brewery launch and fast turnaround, emphasis on water chemistry and…

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Physician Leadership in a New Era of Health Care w/ Dr. Sowmya Viswanathan, Baycare 48:28

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Health systems are facing unprecedented pressure as physician burnout, workforce shortages, population growth, and rapid technology adoption collide. Leaders are being asked to improve care quality, support clinicians, and transform delivery models all at once. Dr. Sowmya Viswanathan, Chief Physician Executive at BayCare Health System, joins Health…

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Patient Safety in the Age of AI: Risks, Rewards, and Reality live at the IHI Forum 31:33

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The energy is electric at the IHI Forum, even before the forum officially begins. In this episode, co-hosts Kedar Mate and Don Berwick discuss how AI, patient safety, and administrative waste are shaping the future of health care. They explore the excitement and uncertainty around AI’s growing role in diagnostics, coordination, and clinical decisio…

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Episode 149 - w/ Enrique Leveron & Miranda Gasca of Cerveceria Del Pueblo and Tap Truck LA 1:30:46

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Episode 149 of the Taproom Podcast with host Mike features Enrique Leveron and Miranda Gasca of Cerveceria del Pueblo and Tap Truck LA. The conversation traces their path from homebrewing to running a brewery and two vintage mobile tap trucks, covering brew days, equipment, recipe highlights (including a spicy guava–pineapple sour), and what it tak…

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Why Primary Care Is Under Strain w/ Dr. Greg Whisman, Chief Medical Officer, CareMore Health 49:34

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Primary care sits at the center of American health care, yet clinicians face mounting burnout, shrinking margins, and a system that often rewards procedures over prevention. With physician shortages growing and patient needs rising, the future of primary care is at a crossroads. Dr. Greg Whisman, Chief Medical Officer at CareMore Health, joins Heal…

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The Cost of Not Listening: How Medical Silencing Harms Patients with Dr. Rageshri Dhairyawan 36:33

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What happens when clinicians stop hearing the very people they’re trying to help? In this episode, Dr. Rageshri Dhairyawan, a Consultant Physician in Sexual Health and HIV Medicine at Barts Health NHS Trust and Deputy Director of the SHARE Collaborative at Queen Mary University of London, discusses how patients are often disbelieved or dismissed in…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Julia Miller - EDspaces 2025 8:13

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In this episode, Julia Miller from Playful Learning Landscapes discusses how her team co-designs playful, student-centered learning spaces in public areas like parks and bus stops. She emphasizes the importance of including children's voices in every step of the design process, using evidence-based principles, and fostering community engagement to …

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Celeste Karier - EDspaces 2025 8:44

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In this episode, Celeste Karier of FGM Architects joins Katie Jubenville to discuss designing radically student-centered educational spaces. Celeste shares how her team gathers input from both students and adults, uses surveys and prototypes, and encourages real-world feedback to create environments that support academic and social-emotional needs.…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Ronni Jarvis - EDspaces 2025 6:12

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In this episode, Ronni Jarvis, Educational Solutions Manager at Alumni Educational Solutions, joins Lauren Glunz to discuss the importance of radically student-centered learning environments. Ronni shares real-world examples of how flexible furniture and thoughtful classroom design can support collaboration, student comfort, and engagement. (Here's…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Dr. Lennie Scott-Webber - EDspaces 2025 8:41

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In this episode, Dr. Lennie Scott-Webber joins Matt Rogers to discuss the importance of radically student-centered learning environments. Drawing on her extensive background in education, design, and research, Dr. Scott-Webber shares insights on how space, neuroscience, and universal design principles can transform learning experiences. The convers…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Dr. Erin Reilly-Sanders - EDspaces 2025 12:09

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In this episode, Dr. Erin Reilly-Sanders joins Nick Marmolejo to discuss what it means to be radically student-centered in education. Erin shares insights from her work in educational design and teaching, emphasizing the importance of flexible, inclusive learning environments and the shift from traditional teacher-centered models to more collaborat…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Dr. Amira McLemore Wolfson - EDspaces 2025 11:34

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In this episode, Dr. Amira McLemore Wolfson, CEO of Pace School, joins Matt Rogers to discuss creating radically student-centered learning environments for students with autism and social-emotional needs. Amira shares how thoughtful classroom design, flexible spaces, and collaboration with staff and students lead to improved learning, well-being, a…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Sukanya Walsh - EDspaces 2025 8:40

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In this episode, interior designer Sukanya Walsh from Quinn Evans joins Matt Rogers to discuss the importance of creating student-centered learning environments. Sukanya shares her approach to designing flexible, collaborative spaces that adapt to students' evolving needs, highlights the value of involving students and educators in the design proce…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Dr. Brian O'Keefe - EDspaces 2025 9:38

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In this episode, Dr. Brian O'Keefe, assistant superintendent at Wheaton Unit School District 200, joins host Katie Jubenville to discuss radically student-centered education. Dr. O'Keefe shares insights on recent school renovations, including flexible classrooms and innovative lighting designed to support student well-being and learning. The conver…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Dr. Kirsty Montgomery - EDspaces 2025 13:45

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In this episode, Matt Rogers interviews Dr. Kirsty Montgomery, head of school at Avery Coonley School in Downers Grove, Illinois. Dr. Montgomery shares her perspective on radically student-centered education and discusses how thoughtful design decisions—like centralizing student support services—can positively impact student well-being and learning…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Patrick Smith - EDspaces 2025 15:29

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In this episode, Matt Rogers interviews Patrick Smith, principal of Aspen Ridge Elementary School, about the process of designing and opening a new, radically student-centered school in Osseo Area Schools, Minnesota. Patrick shares insights on involving students, staff, families, and the community in the planning process, the importance of innovati…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Tracy Hucul - EDspaces 2025 10:50

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In this episode, Matt Rogers interviews architect Tracy Hucul from Quinn Evans Architects. Tracy shares her insights on radically student-centered design, emphasizing the importance of listening to students, creating diverse and inclusive learning environments, and giving students agency in shaping their educational experiences. The conversation ex…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Dave Broz - EDspaces 2025 16:39

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In this episode, Matt Rogers welcomes guest Dave Broz, professor at Columbia College Chicago and former global educational space designer. They discuss the importance of radically student-centered design, the shift away from "average" solutions, and how flexible, adaptable environments can better support diverse student needs. Dave shares insights …

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to David Cupolo - EDspaces 2025 4:26

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In this episode, David Cupolo shares insights on designing student-centered learning environments. The conversation explores the importance of collaboration, flexibility, and listening to student voices in the design process. Key takeaways include the value of creating spaces that adapt to diverse needs and the impact of thoughtful design on studen…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Jesse Readlynn - EDspaces 2025 8:57

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In this episode, interior designer Jesse Readlynn discusses the importance of creating student-centered learning environments. He shares insights on giving students more choice and autonomy, the challenges of renovating traditional school spaces, and the value of early collaboration and community engagement in the design process. The conversation h…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Jeannie Haubert - EDspaces 2025 7:56

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In this episode, host Kevin Stoller interviews Jeannie Haubert, Executive Director of LEARN. Jeannie shares insights from her experience in higher education, highlighting how student-centered design decisions—like creating welcoming student lounges—can foster community and improve learning outcomes. The conversation also explores the mission of LEA…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Jonathan Stanley - EDspaces 2025 11:46

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In this episode, Jonathan Stanley Director of Strategy for Tarkett North America, joins Kevin Stoller to discuss the challenges and opportunities in creating radically student-centered schools. They explore the importance of early collaboration, effective storytelling, and community engagement in school design and renovation projects. The conversat…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Kelsey Jordan - EDspaces 2025 12:16

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In this episode, Kevin Stoller and Kelsey Jordan discuss the importance of including all voices—students, staff, families, and the community—when designing educational spaces. They explore how thoughtful communication, change management, and understanding diverse needs can help create more engaging, student-centered environments. The conversation h…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Robin R. Randall - EDspaces 2025 12:42

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In this episode, Robin Randall, director of the learning practice at Legat Architects, discusses the importance of radically student-centered design in educational spaces. She shares insights on creating inclusive, evidence-based environments that support all learners, including neurodivergent students. Robin highlights the impact of thoughtful des…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Stephanie Matthews - EDspaces 2025 8:24

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In this episode, Matt Rogers interviews Stephanie Matthews, Executive Director of A Tribe for Jazz. Stephanie shares how her nonprofit uses jazz and arts integration to create culturally relevant, hands-on STEM learning experiences for students. The conversation explores the importance of centering student voices, embracing technology, and connecti…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Ashley B. Gould and Carol Crutchfield - EDspaces 2025 13:00

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In this episode, Victoria Morlan speaks with Ashley Gould and Carol Crutchfield from Beaufort County School District about radically student-centered design in education. They discuss the importance of prioritizing students' needs in classroom and facility planning, involving the community in school projects, and creating flexible, play-based learn…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Lauren Frye - EDspaces 2025 9:46

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In this episode, Matt interviews Lauren Frye, an architect and educator at Forsyth Country Day School. Lauren shares her unique perspective on radically student-centered design, drawing from her dual roles in education and architecture. She discusses the importance of involving students in the design process, listening to their needs, and creating …

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Samantha Blum - EDspaces 2025 8:12

17d ago8:12

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In this episode, Matt Rogers interviews Samantha Blum, a senior interior designer at FGM Architects and recent Next Gen award recipient. Samantha shares her journey from healthcare to education design, emphasizing the importance of people-focused, experiential spaces that support student well-being and learning. She discusses the concept of radical…

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Episode 148 - w/ The IE Brew Witches Tiffany, Alexus, Loretta and Sandra 1:28:59

18d ago1:28:59

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Episode 148 of the Taproom Podcast features the Inland Empire Brew Witches — Tiffany, Alexis, Loretta and Sandra — as they share how the group started, grew and built a fiercely supportive community. Host Mike also mixes in travel notes from Chicago and Milwaukee, with brewery highlights from Lakefront, Central Waters and a Miller tour. The convers…

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From Bankruptcy to Rescue: Dr. Gregg Meyer on the Emergency that Transformed Massachusetts Healthcare 46:11

22d ago46:11

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The collapse of a major hospital system set off one of the most complex healthcare emergencies Massachusetts has ever faced. In this episode, Dr. Gregg Meyer, Incident Manager for the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, discusses how the state responded to the unprecedented Steward Health Care crisis and worked to protect patients, communiti…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Dr. Noel Schmidt - LearningSCAPES 2025 7:14

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In this episode, Dr. Noel Schmidt discusses his radically student-centered approach to school design and education. He emphasizes the importance of involving students in the planning process, from visiting other schools for inspiration to actively participating in design meetings. Dr. Schmidt shares innovative features implemented based on student …

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And the Winners of the 2025 SchoolsNEXT Design Challenge Are... 9:02

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Challenged to plan and design sustainable and resilient learning spaces that encourage innovation, critical thinking and collaboration, these young designers have broadened the potential of a school by connecting excellence in design with excellence in education. Their rigorous research, exceptional teamwork and eco-friendly solutions not only meet…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Rebecca Baibak - LearningSCAPES 2025 7:17

21d ago7:17

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In this episode, architect Rebecca Baibak of Integrus discusses her approach to designing Radically Student Centered™ learning environments. Rebecca shares how listening to students of all ages shapes innovative school spaces, from outdoor courtyards to flexible indoor-outdoor areas. She highlights the importance of involving both students and educ…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Matt Warren - LearningSCAPES 2025 3:53

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In this episode, Matt Warren, Deputy Superintendent for Lexington School District Two in South Carolina, discusses what it means to be radically student-centered in education. He shares his commitment to prioritizing student well-being and individualized support, and reflects on the importance of strong relationships within schools. Matt also recou…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Dr. Krystal L. Clemons - LearningSCAPES 2025 14:14

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In this episode, Dr. Krystal L. Clemons, founder of Our Village Consulting, discusses the importance of centering students, families, and communities—especially those who are marginalized—in educational planning. She shares her strength-based approach to engagement, the need to truly listen and partner with communities, and highlights her successfu…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Carey Upton - LearningSCAPES 2025 7:21

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In this episode, Carey Upton, Chief Operations Officer of the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District, shares his insights on radically student-centered learning. Carey discusses the shift from traditional, teacher-driven education to empowering students to find their own ways of learning. He highlights the importance of flexible learning envir…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Colleen Martinez - LearningSCAPES 2025 8:40

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In this episode, Colleen Martinez, president of Visions In Planning, shares her journey from architectural design to educational planning, emphasizing the importance of radically student-centered spaces. She discusses the need to listen to all stakeholders, especially in rural communities, and highlights the value of inclusive, future-focused schoo…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Philip Riedel - LearningSCAPES 2025 8:36

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In this episode, guest Philip Riedel, an architect and global board member for A4LE, discusses the importance of radically student-centered design in schools. He shares insights on involving students in the design process, learning from post-occupancy evaluations, and adapting spaces to better serve both students and teachers. Philip highlights inn…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Peter Sharma - LearningSCAPES 2025 7:29

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In this episode, Peter Sharma, a sustainability consultant with Stantec, to discusses radically student-centered design in educational spaces. Peter shares his approach to creating inclusive, sustainable environments by focusing on the unique needs of every student and integrating sustainability from the earliest stages of design. The conversation …

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Katherine Wiley - LearningSCAPES 2025 10:18

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In this episode, interior designer Katherine Wiley shares her journey from growing up abroad to designing educational spaces in Texas. She discusses the importance of creating learning environments that are truly student-centered, emphasizing empathy, emotional well-being, and community involvement. Katherine explains how thoughtful design—consider…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Michael Kelly - LearningSCAPES 2025 12:15

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In this episode, architect Michael Kelly of KCBA Architects shares insights from his decades of experience designing educational spaces in Pennsylvania. Michael discusses the evolution of school architecture, emphasizing the importance of creating flexible, student-centered environments that foster excitement and collaboration. He reflects on lesso…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Ryan M. Orr - LearningSCAPES 2025 6:03

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In this episode, Ryan Orr, principal at KCBA Architects, talks about his career journey from intern to leader and his perspective on creating radically student-centered learning environments. Ryan shares insights from his experience in education-focused architecture, emphasizing curiosity, mentorship, and the importance of empowering students to ta…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Aaron Jobson - LearningSCAPES 2025 23:38

25d ago23:38

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In this episode, architect Aaron Jobson shares how he designs flexible, student-centered learning environments that adapt to changing needs. He discusses the importance of engaging students and communities in the design process, creating spaces that support a variety of programs, and building for long-term sustainability. Aaron also highlights the …

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Jennifer Grafton - LearningSCAPES 2025 9:45

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In this episode, architect Jennifer Grafton shares how she brings a student-centered mindset to school design, even when resources are limited. She discusses the importance of seeing spaces from a child's perspective, engaging students, staff, and communities early in the process, and encouraging educators to embrace change. Jennifer emphasizes tha…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Lorne McConachie - LearningSCAPES 2025 9:12

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In this episode, principal emeritus Lorne McConachie discusses his decades of experience designing student-centered schools, emphasizing the importance of personalization, flexibility, and trauma-informed design to create learning environments that truly serve every child. Learn More About Kay-Twelve: Website: https://kay-twelve.com/ LinkedIn: http…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Lydia Burns - LearningSCAPES 2025 8:30

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In this episode, Jeff interviews Lydia Burns, an architect and designer from Bassetti Architects in Portland, Oregon. Lydia shares her insights on creating student-centered school environments, emphasizing the importance of engaging students directly in the design process. She discusses creative strategies for gathering student input, such as surve…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Kevin J. Walsh - LearningSCAPES 2025 10:14

25d ago10:14

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In this episode, architect Kevin J. Walsh discusses the importance of making educational spaces truly student-centered. He shares how his team involves students, staff, families, and communities early in the design process to ensure all voices are heard. Kevin explains how listening, gathering feedback, and adapting to changing needs help create le…

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What Radically Student Centered™ Means to Angel Hosband - LearningSCAPES 2025 8:37

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In this episode, architect Angel Hosband shares how student-centered design transformed a high school in Bakersfield, California. By creating open, collaborative spaces for both students and teachers, the school fostered a stronger sense of community and support—even in a challenging environment. Angel also discusses the importance of inclusive des…