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The Minimalist Educator Podcast
Tammy Musiowsky
That Will Nevr Work Podcast
Maurice D. Chism, Sr. | Entrepreneur & Business Strategist
Unspun
Amanda Sturgill
The Uneducated PT
Karl O Rourke
Part Time Opinions
Part time opinions Podcast
ZOE Science & Nutrition
ZOE
Whole Again: Mindfulness and Resilience Through Kintsugi Wisdom
Michael OBrien | Mindfulness & Resilience Coach
AI KidsNewsFlash
KidsNewsFlash Universe
Audio-CD.at Indie Podcasts: Wiener Börse, Sport, Musik (und mehr)
Christian Drastil Comm. (Agentur für Investor Relations und Podcasts)
Adventures in the Heart of Children's Book Authors Podcast
Papa Rick Harris
I Don't Know Anything with Paige Harriman
Paige Harriman
The Wooly Whey
Rachel Hester & Liv Fox
Crisis What Crisis with Andy Coulson
Andy Coulson
Horse Tip Daily
Horse Radio Network
The 9Innings Podcast
Kevin Thompson, RICP®, CFP®
Makes Sense - with Dr. JC Doornick
Dr. JC Doornick "The Dragon"
The Kings Code Podcast
Tate
Mindset Reloaded - Brian Tracy Motivation Daily
Motiv
Indie Film Hustle® - A Filmmaking Podcast
Indie Film Hustle
In Plain Sight with Jeremy from Kentucky
In Plain Sight with Jeremy from Kentucky
Lana Blakely
Lana Blakely
Relax & sleep hypnosis daily
Jason Newland
Hypnosis for sleeping deeply (Jason Newland)
Jason Newland
Resilient Reiner
Nicole Burnett
Popular Bedtime Stories
Aram L
The Forgotten Adoption Option Podcast
Marcy Bursac | Adoptive Mom & Foster Care Adoption Advocate
During the Break with Clint Powell
Clint Powell
Full Time Nix
Shahar "Dawn" Or
Language & Travel Hacking
Fluent in 3 Months
Docs Outside The Box
Dr. Nii Darko
The Daily Mastery Podcast by Robin Sharma
Robin Sharma
The Way the World Works: A Tuttle Twins Podcast for Families
Connor Boyack
Ensombl Advice Australia
Ensombl
Daily Creative with Todd Henry
Todd Henry
Stuck Not Broken
Justin Sunseri
Seforimchatter
Nachi Weinstein
BBQ Nation
JT and LeeAnn Whippen
Education
Tammy Musiowsky
Your teacher conference ends, you feel inspired, and then your inbox gets hit with a wave of vendor promos you never asked for. We hear you. We talk through a question from Jessica in Tennessee and get very specific abou...
You deserve a break that actually feels like a break and that is exactly why we built our first Summer Series around micro episodes. We keep things short, clear, and useful so you can listen in the time it takes to drink...
One small shift can change your entire week as a teacher or school leader, but only if you can actually remember it when the day gets loud. That’s why we pulled together our Season Six highlights into one “mega” stream o...
Teaching can drain you and it can also quietly support your well-being. To close out Season 6, we focus on the parts of school life that are genuinely good for us, the benefits we forget when we’re tired, stressed, or de...
A classroom can feel like a pressure cooker or it can feel like a place where learning grows. We sit down again with Dr. Dan Keller to translate research on effective learning environments into a simple metaphor you can ...
Adding one more program can feel like the responsible move, until you look up and realize the “support” is undermining the very learning environment you’re trying to improve. We sit down with Dr. Dan Keller, an educator ...
Your literacy block is full, your to-do list is longer, and somehow the day still ends with the feeling that the most important work got squeezed out. We’re joined by nationally recognized literacy specialist and author,...
Your days are packed, your walls are packed, and even your questions can come packed with follow-ups. That “always full” feeling is common in schools, but it can quietly drain focus, creativity, and teacher wellness. We ...
More initiatives won’t fix burnout if the real problem is overload. We sit down with returning guest Allison Rodman, founder of The Learning Loop and author of Still Learning, to talk about what schools can do when stude...
Control is the quiet habit that shapes most school days, and it’s also the habit that drains joy, curiosity, and agency from both students and educators. We sit down with Dr. Randy Zeigenfuss, professor of practice at Mo...
Teacher retention gets blamed on pay, policies, and “kids these days” but the truth we keep hearing is simpler and harder: people stay where they feel trusted, heard, and valued. We sit down with Jessica Holloway and Car...
Meetings can quietly take over a school week and still leave everyone feeling behind. We bring back communication expert and author Chris Fenning for a practical conversation about effective meetings in education and why...
Grammar doesn’t fail because kids “just don’t get it.” It fails when we teach it like a scavenger hunt of labels and then hope it magically shows up in student writing the next day. We sit down with national literacy con...
“We’ve told them the expectation” can be true and still leave a staff completely unsure what to do next. That gap is where frustration grows, where initiative fatigue sets in, and where leaders start calling normal uncer...
We keep our unpopular opinions rolling with a hard line on what counts as real intervention, a critique of rigid pacing guides, and a push for repair after conflict instead of removal without follow-up. We argue for qual...
Join past guests, Naomi Church, Sheila Kennedy, Krista Leh, and Nicole Dissinger for a doozy of a conversation!We share our most unpopular opinions about education and question whether schools confuse seat time with real...
What if the kindest thing we can do for students is to stop rescuing them? We sit down with educational leader and mentor (and Plan Z Coach) Josephine Hunt to unpack how natural and logical consequences—not punishments, ...
We celebrate 100 episodes with past guests to distill what actually helps educators simplify, focus, and bring joy back to teaching. Reflection, metacognition, micro-PD, boundaries, and student voice come together as a h...
Seven familiar voices return with fresh proof that doing less can change everything. We asked past guests what shifted since we last spoke, and their updates land with clarity: SEL works when it’s who we are, not what we...
What can a great horror film teach us about sharper teaching, braver parenting, and better creative work? We sit down with Dr. Pete Turner—senior lecturer at Oxford Brookes University and author of books on The Blair Wit...
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