A(z) Diane Wild csatorna legjobb podcastjai (2024)

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Episode 15: We May Be the Ones by Paul Westerberg with D.L. Nailling 37:03

18h ago37:03

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Welcome back, Dear Listeners, as we revel in the gritty nostalgia of Paul Westerberg’s “We May Be the Ones” with musician and 6th grade social studies teacher D.L. Nailing. You can practically feel the death trap playgrounds of the 1980s as we discuss the specificity and yet universality of the people in the lyrics, the power of a pocketknife, the …

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The Game is Afoot! Cracking Open The Sherlock Society with Best-Selling Author James Ponti 23:08

2d ago23:08

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Episode Summary: The game is afoot! Join us on a thrilling adventure with bestselling author James Ponti as we delves into his latest middle-grade series, The Sherlock Society. I personally loved this Miami-based mystery. It has so much humor. The writing and characters are cinematic in scope. There's a little environmental thrillerism and it's got…

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Not Nothing: Rising to the Occasion of Our Lives, a Conversation with Bestselling Author Gayle Forman 23:32

9d ago23:32

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It's Not Nothing to have written a book that grabs you on the very first page and makes you not want to put it down. It's Not Nothing to have written a book where you've got this gorgeous intergenerational relationship that makes you laugh and makes you cry. It's Not Nothing to have written a book that is unafraid to tackle some of the most critica…

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Building a Playful Future: A Conversation with Dr. Amanda Gummer 24:29

16d ago24:29

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A play-based diet? Yes, please! Join us as we explore the transformative power of play with Dr. Amanda Gummer, the UK's leading expert in the field. Dr. Amanda shares her journey from a playful upbringing to becoming an advocate for children's development through such innovative concepts as the Good Play Guide and the Balanced Play Diet. Learn abou…

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Spreading Love and STEAM Through Song with Carnegie Hall’s The Lullaby Project 20:09

23d ago20:09

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Join us on this episode of the Adventures in Learning podcast as we welcome Tiffany Ortiz, the Director of Early Childhood at Carnegie Hall, to discuss the Lullaby Project. This innovative program pairs families and caregivers with musicians to create personalized lullabies for their children, fostering deep bonds and easing parental stress. Tiffan…

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Inside the Creative Halls of Lewisburg's Playful Children’s Museum 27:04

1M ago27:04

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Step into a world where grocery stores, doctor’s offices, and agricultural exhibits open the door to playful learning for young minds. Discover the thought process behind these interactive spaces at the Lewisburg Children's Museum, and explore the exciting collaborations with local universities and organizations like the NISE Network that make them…

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Breaking Through Our Armor with Hope Ruiz 1:07:48

1M ago1:07:48

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During this episode, my long-time friend and ministerial apprentice Hope Ruiz regales us with the story of how our lives collided, stepping into a group of 40 Warrior Goddesses from around the world in Teotihuacan, and how we started dismantling systems of oppression within ourselves and our communities. We share about how the loner identity cracke…

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Sheepwrecked! A Wild and Wooly Adventure with Author/Illustrator Ashley Belote 20:13

1M ago20:13

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Baa-hoy, Matey! What if sheep could be pirates? Join us on a woolly adventure as we chat with the talented Ashley Belote about her baalarious new picture book, Sheepwrecked. Ashley takes us through her creative journey, sharing stories from her upbringing on a sheep farm in West Virginia that inspired the tale of pirate sheep. Listen to an excerpt …

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Unlocking Playful Learning at the Kentucky Science Center with Chris McEachron 28:52

1M ago28:52

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Episode Summary: Can fostering curiosity really transform how we learn? Join us as we sit down with Chris McEachron, the Manager of Visitor Engagement at the Kentucky Science Center. We delve into the transformative power of playful learning as Chris takes us on his personal journey from outdoor education for adults to fostering creativity and team…

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Reading the River with Sue Reed 49:58

2M ago49:58

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During this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing one of my apprentices and long-time students, Sue Reed, who used to guide folks down rivers. We had a lovely chat about how women river guides do things a bit differently, learning to read the river, and how we can align with the river of life in impeccable ways. Join us as we discuss how to n…

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Shake It Off: The Transformative Magic of Vanessa Brantley-Newton 32:41

2M ago32:41

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Ever wondered how children's literature can break barriers and inspire resilience? Join me as we welcome back the extraordinary Vanessa Brantley-Newton to the Adventures in Learning podcast. Vanessa shares the heartfelt inspiration behind her latest picture book, Shake it Off, which draws from a gospel song that taught her the importance of resilie…

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Crafting Myths with Birchbark: Phillip Gladkov on 'Story of the Sun' 36:16

2M ago36:16

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In this episode of 'Coast to Coast Creatives', host Joe Funk interviews filmmaker Phillip Gladkov about his unique work, 'Story of the Sun', the first film made entirely out of birchbark. Phillip shares his inspirations, creative processes, and the importance of environmental themes in his projects. He also discusses his background, education, and …

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Messages on the Moon with Dr. Jill Friestad-Tate 32:13

2M ago32:13

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Did you know that the Apollo 11 astronauts left a small disc on the moon filled with goodwill messages from around the globe? Imagine attending a symposium and leaving inspired to write a children’s picture book! That’s exactly what happened to Dr. Jill Friestad-Tate, a business professor and nonprofit founder, who turned her fascination with the A…

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Cicada Reunion Tour 2024 -- Meet Brood XIII on A Chicago Adventure with Dr. Diane and Lynn 34:41

2M ago34:41

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Have you ever wondered what it feels like to witness a natural spectacle that only happens once every 17 years? From midnight adventures in Chicago's Centennial Park to loud walks through Ryerson Forest Preserve, join Lynn and Elena Coles and me as we dig deeper into the heart of the Cicada Convergence. Get to know the Brood XIII magicicadas and jo…

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Tendayi Nyeke: The Art and Business of Filmmaking 41:09

2M ago41:09

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In this episode of Coast to Coast Creatives, host Joe Funk interviews Tendayi Nyeke, a Zimbabwean-born producer, director, and writer, as she discusses her remarkable journey to Hollywood and working on projects for Netflix. Tendayi elaborates on the cultural influences behind her storytelling, particularly in her latest project, 'Burns and Song', …

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Episode 14: The Book of Delights by Ross Gay with Sumina Bhatti 31:28

2M ago31:28

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Well, Dear Listeners, it feels like a great time to join our wildernesses and sorrows together with Ross Gay’s Book of Delights, brought by burgeoning gardener, Gatherer of memes, and Tea Geek Sumina Bhatti. The conversation covers the immediate understanding of “March of 2020”, chaotic joy, sitting with pain, sharing burdens, and how rough we all …

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The Power of Play with Dr. Tyana Velasquez-Smith: Nurturing Young Minds Through Sensational Inclusion Literacy Practices 43:12

2M ago43:12

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Can play truly transform the way we learn? Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Dr. Tyana Velasquez-Smith, the visionary CEO of Sensational Inclusions. Dr. Tyana shares her five non-negotiables for education and argues that play is not just a pastime but a human right essential for our emotional and psychological well-being. Learn how Sensa…

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Paradigm Stretching While Coaching and Parenting with Diane Dempster 1:03:05

2M ago1:03:05

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During this dynamic conversation with Diane Dempster, we talk all things coaching, spending time as a closeted Methodist, finding her way to woo, co-parenting with someone with different religious beliefs, and how to navigate the intersections of neurodiversity in these overwhelming times. We explore what it means to raise "complex kids" right now …

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Episode 13: Carpe Jugulum by Terry Pratchett with Amy Winters 34:39

3M ago34:39

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Join us, Dear Listeners, as we delve into Terry Pratchett’s Discworld through the novel Carpe Jugulum with podcast co-host and episode guest Amy Winters. The conversation covers the responsibility of choice, standing in between the light and the dark, the hilarious awkwardness of Death, and the subtle empathy of stern people who take on the weight …

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Transforming Educational Spaces: Insights from Discovery World's CEO BRYAN WUNAR 43:51

3M ago43:51

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What if thoughtfully transforming museum spaces could ignite a lifelong passion for learning? Join us as Bryan Wunar, President and CEO of Discovery World, shares his unexpected journey from pre-med student to museum powerhouse. Bryan's story is one of serendipity and passion, ignited by a chance opportunity to teach Newton's laws. Drawing on his p…

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Tracing Colors and Dreams with Illustrator/Designer JANAE MATTHEWS 19:50

3M ago19:50

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Could you imagine finding joy in both graphic design and traditional art? On this episode of Adventures in Learning, we chat with the multi-talented Janae Matthews. From her earliest memories of coloring and drawing to choosing graphic design as her college major, Janae shares the unique blend of artistry and communication that fuels her creative p…

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Episode 12: Courting the Wild Twin by Martin Shaw with Jeff Mount 49:12

3M ago49:12

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Join Finding Good Bones for a rewilding as storyteller and leadership coach Jeff Mount challenges us all to look deep within and around, and speak of what we find there. It’s a ruminative discussion filled with ancient myths, challenging truths, sacred journeys, and secret names. Pour yourself a dram and start listening already!…

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Math+Literacy = A Winning STEAM Combo with Dr. Kateri Thunder 40:38

3M ago40:38

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Math+Literacy = A Winning STEAM Combo Discover how to blend math and literacy into the joy of everyday play and learning. Dr. Kateri Thunder shares her incredible strategies for sparking children's innate mathematical curiosity through storytelling, play, and intentional language. From the pages of The Very Hungry Caterpillar to the adventures of J…

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Episode 11: It’s a Wonderful Life by Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Frank Capra, and Jo Swerling with Nancy Guzman 40:18

4M ago40:18

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It’s a Wonderful Life here on the Finding Good Bones podcast with our guest Nancy Guzman - fiber artist, witch, tarot reader, horror film fanatic, sci-fi enthusiast, and a Gemini with too many hobbies - as we take a look at this holiday classic from Frank Capra. We discuss the underplayed darkness in the film, the blinders depression can put on a p…

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Weaving Words and Science with Typewriter Poet and Children's Book Author Megan Benedict 29:17

4M ago29:17

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Welcome to another episode of the Adventures in Learning podcast! I fell in love with Megan Benedict's work at a conference this spring, when she captivated an audience of teachers armed with only a typewriter and her imagination. I was excited to discover that she also writes nonfiction picture books, effectively blending poetry and science in a w…

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Celebrating The One and Only Family with Katherine Applegate: Discussions on Literature's Power to Welcome and Connect in a Challenging Climate 32:21

4M ago32:21

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Have you ever wondered how a tale of gorillas can touch upon the deepest themes of our human experience? Newbery Award-winning author Katherine Applegate joins us to unwrap the layers of The One and Only Family, her latest book that sees the beloved Ivan navigating the unpredictable waters of fatherhood. As Ivan's story unfolds with the birth of tw…

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Interdependent Leadership with Chantal Pierrat 51:39

4M ago51:39

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On this episode of the WGR, I talk with visionary, facilitator, and CEO, Chantal Pierrat. During our conversation, we share how to lead others from a new paradigm in a world that it constantly changing. We explore what it means to collaborate, bring in the feminine, be relational, and cheerlead each other in a world that wants us to tear each other…

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Episode Ten: Anthem by Leonard Cohen with Lani Diane Rich 47:00

4M ago47:00

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Come get starstruck by this week's Finding Good Bones guest - New York Times bestselling author, writing coach, and podcast superstar Lani Diane Rich - and her selection, Anthem by Leonard Cohen. It's a vulnerable yet frolicking discussion on finding the beauty in destruction, honoring scars, and rebuilding foundations. Lani Diane Rich is totally o…

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Fostering Global Citizens: Innovative Early Childhood Education Strategies 47:18

4M ago47:18

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Have you ever wondered how the seeds of global citizenship are planted in the minds of our youngest learners? Kennesaw State University professors Dr. Raynice Jean-Ségur and Dr. Douglas Bell join us for an enlightening discussion on the intricate tapestry of early childhood education. They guide us through the conception of global awareness in chil…

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Diane Foster, Allison Lobel & Kelly Grant - Behind the Scenes of 'Easter Bloody Easter' 1:00:29

4M ago1:00:29

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Prepare to be spellbound as the trio of Diane Foster, Alison Lobel and Kelly Grant takes us on an enthralling journey through the creation of "Easter Bloody Easter". Experience the alchemy of transforming Alison's first full-length screenplay into a cinematic delight, with Diane at the helm in her directorial debut and Kelly juggling the dual roles…

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Happy Earth Day! Teaching STEAM and Nature's Lessons on Grandfather Mountain 24:07

5M ago24:07

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Happy Earth Day! This week we ascend a very windy Grandfather Mountain in Linville, NC. At the top of the mountain, we meet a dedicated team of informal educators whose passion for STEM and STEAM shines as brightly as the natural beauty around them. Listen in as they share their unique methods of sparking curiosity and fostering a sense of environm…

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Episode Nine: The Litany Against Fear by Frank Herbert with Kate Caldwell 27:42

5M ago27:42

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Dear Listeners, this week’s episode takes in the mindkiller with The Litany Against Fear by Frank Herbert (from Dune) with guest (and host) Kate Caldwell. Secrets are revealed - it turns out Amy somehow hasn’t read Dune (?!?) - and the conversation covers matriarchal orders in a patriarchal world, taking in fear, and letting it take what you don’t …

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Episode Eight: Why Fish Don’t Exist by Lulu Miller with Ladislao Loera 47:10

5M ago47:10

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Join us for an examination of hierarchies on this episode of Finding Good Bones, when artist, improviser, award winning storyteller, and animal lover Ladislao Loera brings Lulu Miller’s book “Why Fish Don’t Exist”. It’s a joyful discussion on The Dandelion Principle, killing your darlings, understanding the ”should”, and finding grace for the peopl…

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The Cicadas Are Coming -- Everything You Need To Know To Be Prepared for the Convergence 46:11

5M ago46:11

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Science, history, and gastronomy are on the menu this week! Building on our cicada episode with the buzz-worthy Dr. Gene Kritsky, co-hosts Dr. Diane and Lynn Wareh Coles unlock the secrets of the cicada convergence with a swarm of guests. First up, Sue Fliess, author of the beautiful picture book Cicada Symphony. Sue's passion for cicadas, ignited …

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The Cicadas Are Coming! Meet the Indiana Jones of the Cicada World, Dr. Gene Kritsky 39:39

5M ago39:39

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The Cicadas Are Coming!!! It's a once-in-our-lifetime opportunity to observe and take part in citizen science with your class. Not since Thomas Jefferson was President have broods XIX and XIII emerged together! It won't happen again until 2245. And we have you covered with everything you need to share this magic with your students and friends. Join…

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Episode Seven: “Sonnet 65” by William Shakespeare with Liz Larson 27:43

5M ago27:43

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This week’s Finding Good Bones is an exploration of Sonnet 65 by William Shakespeare with Liz Larson - actor, writer, and occasional a-hole for hire (a/k/a trial attorney). The conversation covers the immutability of time, the enormity of grief, the immortality within stories, and the gleeful bawdiness of the Bard. With a few sad trombones scattere…

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Championing Diversity: The Magic of Muslim Holiday Stories with Author Sahtinay Abaza 13:12

5M ago13:12

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From computer scientist to a storyteller weaving children's tales, Sahtinay Abaza's path has been anything but ordinary. Sahtinay’s picture books, The Ramadan Drummer and Looking for the Eid Moon, serve as a magical gateway to understanding Muslim holidays, while simultaneously fostering universal values such as kindness and empathy. Her global per…

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Breaking Rules and Sparking Wild, Willing Living with Kyle Finch 1:03:10

5M ago1:03:10

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I met Kyle through a dear friend of mine, Matthew Stillman. Sarina and I took his Infinite Play workshop online and then the following weekend I took his in-person Roughhousing Workshop. They were so much fun, invited in courage, and really helped spark creativity to tend to my wild spirit! In this episode we talk about doing daring things (like di…

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Episode Six: Hell's Half Acre by Will Christopher Baer with Kareem Badr 35:01

5M ago35:01

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This week on Finding Good Bones, actor, improviser, and musician Kareem Badr brings a hypnotic and vibrant neo-noir - Hell’s Half Acre by author Will Christopher Baer. The discussion includes the wonder in terrible things expressed beautifully, the works we find that help us rebuild ourselves, and the fatalistic hope at the heart of noir. Come for …

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The Poetry of Growing Up: Alicia D Williams Talks Black Boyhood and Creativity in Mid-Air 33:03

5M ago33:03

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Join us as we welcome back the remarkable Alicia D. Williams, who shares the journey of crafting her new book Mid-Air, a narrative that delves into the nuanced world of black boyhood and sensitivity. Listen in as we discuss the powerful character of Isaiah, a young boy whose tenderness and unique interests challenge the typical notions of masculini…

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Episode Five: Spring Break 1899 by Murder by Death with Amy Winters 31:37

6M ago31:37

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In this week’s episode of the Finding Good Bones podcast, guest and host Amy Winters takes us back to “Spring Break 1899” by the band Murder By Death. The conversation covers waking up to empty whiskey bottles, second chances and clean slates, and doing all the good we can. With a side of buttery Johnny Cash.…

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Cultural Heartbeats: Adventures with Award-Winning Author Ismée Williams 21:13

6M ago21:13

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Ismée Williams is the award-winning author of the young adult novels Water in May and This Train Is Being Held, which won an International Latino Book Award for Best Young Adult Romance, and a coeditor of the anthology Boundless: Twenty Voices Celebrating Multicultural and Multiracial Identities. Her debut picture book, Abuelo, the Sea, and Me, is …

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Episode Four: The Risk of Birth by Madeleine L'Engle with Genevieve Saenz 21:54

6M ago21:54

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This week, Amy and Kate take on "The Risk of Birth", a poem by Madeleine L'Engle, with guest Genevieve Saenz. This includes physical human birth, metaphysical creative birth, the birth of this podcast, and dinosaurs. Don’t worry, Dear Listeners - nature finds a way. So do poems.Finding Good Bones által

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Impossible Things with Sonsational Creations Artist SONJA HOWARD 17:39

6M ago17:39

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Not only is she STEAMsational, she's the force behind Sonsational Creations! Explore the intersection of creativity and STEM with Sonja Howard! Learn about the journey of this autistic young artist into a world of crafting fantastical creatures. I first met Sonja in the studios of Wētā Workshop in New Zealand, where she was painstakingly crafting a…

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Episode Three: The Kookaburras by Mary Oliver with Wendell Kimper 26:08

6M ago26:08

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This one is for the procrastinators and cowards in all of our hearts as guest Wendell Kimper, Amy, and Kate discuss "The Kookaburras", a poem by Mary Oliver. The episode covers the multitudes of potential, the desire (if not always the ability) to unlock the cages of suffering, and figuring just exactly what (or who?) is a god of flowers. Annnnnd w…

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Spirits of the Sky: Making a Difference One Bird At a Time at Healesville Sanctuary 27:01

6M ago27:01

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Feel the enchantment of Australia's wild birds in our new podcast episode! Zookeepers Jessica Ratcliff and Megan Whittard help us soar with their feathered friends as we learn about the work of Healesville Sanctuary and its awe-inspiring Spirits of the Sky. Jessica and Meg share personal stories about favorite childhood animals (not necessarily the…

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Episode Two: The Middle Place by Rupi Kaur with Morgan Anderson 20:21

6M ago20:21

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This week on the Finding Good Bones podcast, our guest Morgan Anderson takes Amy and Kate to "The Middle Place", a poem by Rupi Kaur. It's a dreamy discussion on turning people into gods, building ivory towers, taking off the mask, and figuring out how to be mortals together. Oh, and Morgan's murders of crows!…

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Schools in Parks: Making STEAM Education Natural and Fun! 57:49

6M ago57:49

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This week, join me on a journey where the classroom canopy reaches the sky, and every leaf turns the page to a new lesson and experience. On this week's Adventures in Learning Podcast, we meet some of the creative minds behind North Carolina's successful Schools in Parks program. Join Randy Bechtel and Mary Meyer of North Carolina State Parks, and …

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Episode One: Good Bones by Maggie Smith with Kate Caldwell 23:30

7M ago23:30

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Join Amy and Kate for the very first official episode of the Finding Good Bones podcast - a discussion of the namesake of the podcast, the poem Good Bones by Maggie Smith (the poet, not the Dame). This episode covers the power of sparseness and repetition, the importance of breaking and reforming, and the glory of fake footnotes - in between lots o…

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Giving Voice to Joy, Beauty, and Anxiety: Adventures with Award-Winning Author Hena Khan 31:48

7M ago31:48

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In today's society, childhood anxiety is increasingly visible, as more young people and their families find themselves grappling with these silent battles. On this week's episode of the Adventures in Learning podcast, award-winning author Hena Khan discusses her latest book, Drawing Deena. In Drawing Deena, Hena addresses the subtle onset of anxiet…

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