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The Unconventional School Year with Corey Calder

The Unconventional School Year with Corey Calder

The Unconventional School Year with Corey Calder

We have Corey Calder with us! He is the administrative intern and former high school teacher at Varina High School in Henrico, Virginia. We are getting real about the unconventional start to the school year. Listen to our candid conversation as we recap and reflect on the highs and lows of virtual learning. It is our hope that educators relate to our shared experiences starting a school year in the middle of a pandemic. We talk about why teachers are super heroes and the resiliency we have seen in our students. This episode is dedicated to every single person working in the school...the bus drivers, the cafeteria workers, the office staff, the school nurse, instructional assistants, custodial staff, teachers, admin, counselors, and support staff! If you are reading this, find a way to thank any of these folks! Check out Corey's Twitter Page! Corey's Podcast: Staffulty Spilling the Tea...this is not your average education podcast...go listen!

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We have Corey Calder with us! He is the administrative intern and former high school teacher at Varina High School in Henrico, Virginia. We are getting real about the unconventional start to the school year. Listen to our candid conversation as we recap and reflect on the highs and lows of virtual learning.

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Do you listen to podcasts? I do! I love them and I have 16 Fantastic Podcasts for Teachers to share in this post!

Podcasts are a great way to get PD on the go.

You can listen in the car, on your run, during your workout, or whenever you prefer.

It's PD in your pocket!

I teamed up with my friend, Matt Miller, from DitchThatTextbook.com to create The Google Teacher Tribe Podcast.

We have a lot of fun and share all kinds of fun ideas for using Google tools in the classroom.

We just kicked off season three of the podcast this week so I thought it would be fun to share some other great podcasts for teachers.

What is a Podcast?

In case you are new podcasts, let me explain. An audio podcast is like a recorded radio show that you can subscribe to using your favorite podcatcher or stream online. Think of it like talk radio on demand.

"Podcasts may be the new radio, but listening to these downloadable shows requires more effort than just twisting a dial. The rewards, however, are much richer: the latest in politics and culture, interviews with your favorite celebrities, serial dramas, and comedy aplenty." - Wired Magazine

How to Listen to a Podcast?

There are so many ways to listen to podcasts! For the purposes of this book, I will keep it simple. You can listen on your mobile device through a podcast application like Podcasts on iOS, Google Play on Android, or a host of other podcast applications. Here's a handy guide from Digital Trends if you want to dig into the other options.

A lot of podcasts have their own websites and allow you to stream directly on the site. You may also find some podcasts are even available on YouTube.

Become a Podcast Learner

Podcasting is on fire right now, and more shows are added every day. But the offering of podcasts for teachers is frankly, phenomenal! So whether you are new to podcasts, or a seasoned listener, there is always some new professional learning waiting for you.

This is a modified list from the 18 Challenges for Teachers in 2018 (FREE ebook). You can grab your copy here.

I have embedded sample episodes where available. Every podcast uses a different system so it wasn't possible to embed episodes for every podcast.

Here are 12 of my favorite podcasts (in no particular order):

The ever-amazing Cool Cat Teacher, Vicki Davis hosts this daily podcast for teachers full of tips, ideas, and inspirational interviews.

Chris Nesi hosts this bi-monthly podcast discussing all things edtech, and interviewing edtech leaders.

Jennifer Gonzalez hosts this great podcast to discuss teaching strategies, classroom management, edtech and more.

In this weekly podcast, Angela Watson gets to the heart of the matter to share encouragement and truth for educators.

This super cool podcast is hosted by Weston and Molly Kieschnick, where they share a fascinating look at popular tv and movies with an educator's perspective.

Brian Briggs and Ryan O'Donnell are always chatting and sharing edtech tips, troubleshooting, and sharing their real-world experiences in education.

Sarah Thomas hosts this video podcast connecting educators across the globe.

This weekly podcast, hosted by John Spencer, explores the creative process and how to make it a reality in the classroom.

In this podcast, Mark Barnes, helps us explore ways to tackle problems in education.
Listen to "111: Homework mandates and politicians are undermining teachers and learners: Hack Learning Uncut" on Spreaker.
Host, Jeff Bradbury, brings us topics on everything in the educational technology space and more!

Bruce Dixon and Will Richardson interview educational leaders discuss ways to effect change in your school.
Check out episode #44 with Will Richardson: I love learning. I hate school.
Like most everything produced by Edsurge, you will find this podcast has interesting insight into the world of education technology and will always teach you something new.

Host, Dr. Greg Goins, interviews many of the nation's top educators, authors, and innovators in P-12 education.

Hosted by Stacey Lindes, AJ Bianco, and Christopher J. Nesi, each episode covers a topic and area of growth for educators and also shares the power of podcasts in education.

Canadian educators Kim Pollishuke and Jen Giffen share their favorite edtech tools and tips, and they have a lot a fun along the way.

And don't forget my Google Teacher Tribe partner also has is own podcast as well. Here you will get quick tips and ideas on how to rely less on textbooks and use tech with meaning. (Only 5-10 minutes per episode)

Okay, call me biased, but I love doing this podcast with my buddy, Matt Miller. We have fun, and share all kinds of Google news, tips and tricks, and practical applications for the classroom. Follow us on Twitter @GTeacherTribe and check out the hashtag #gttribe for some great shares from our tribe!

Looking for more? Check out the Education Podcast Network for even more educational podcasts!

There are many other podcasts that I love, but I just couldn't fit them all in this post. Help me build Part 2 of this post and share your favorite podcasts in the comments below.

International Podcast Day is coming in just a few days. Be sure to check out the live streaming schedule, where you can learn all about the world of podcasting, learn interesting facts and ideas from podcasters across the globe, and find new podcasts to follow.

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With more than ten years experience as a speaker, presenter, and professional learning facilitator, and fifteen years experience as an educator, Kasey brings her unique brand of practical teaching ideas, inspiration, bold personality and southern charm to every engagement. She has traveled the world delivering inspirational keynotes, workshops, and interactive conference presentations at world-renown conferences, school districts, private schools, and even hosting her own events. Kasey has spoken at the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Conference, Texas Computer Educators Association (TCEA) Convention, iPadpalooza, Google Summits, and is regularly invited by Google to present to educators around the globe.

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The Shake Up Learning Show, a podcast hosted by Kasey Bell from Shake Up Learning, launched on March 26, 2019.

WHAT: The Shake Up Learning Show is a weekly podcast hosted by Kasey Bell.

The show features a variety of episodes for K12 teachers and educators, including tech tips, lesson ideas, practical advice, on-air coaching, student interviews, and interviews with inspiring educators.

WHEN: New episodes are released every Tuesday.

HOW: Listen on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeart, or any of your other favorite podcatchers. You can also stream on ShakeUpLearning.com.

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On-Air Coaching with Kasey Bell

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Forbes: 15 Top Podcasts to Boost Your Career

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These 15 career podcasts will give you the career advice you're seeking
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One of the most frustrating situations you can face when it comes to your career is feeling stuck, like you're just spinning your wheels in the mud and getting nowhere. Even if you could free your car from the muck, you wouldn't know which direction to drive.

Trust me, I get it. I've been there before-more than once. So have many of my clients. Some people say that your happiness shouldn't be tied to the job you do, but I don't buy it. When so much of our time awake is spent working, why should we settle for jobs that are unfulfilling or that leave us downright miserable? Finding your perfect-fit role takes some deep inner work, like identifying your Genius and Purpose and learning how to apply each to your career. But sometimes you need external inspiration too.

In light of this, I've put together this list of 15 fantastic career-focused podcasts. When you get a chance, give one (or more!) a listen. Hopefully they'll help you see a little more clearly which step you should take next.

Being able to turn difficult situations into opportunities for growth is paramount to being successful and happy at work. By addressing topics such as burnout, business blindspots and effective communication, certified performance coach Malorie Nicole and her guests will help you achieve the growth mindset you need in order to achieve that.

If you're unhappy with your job, you need to take action. Don't just sit around waiting for this situation to fix itself-it won't. Listening to "Happen To Your Career" will provide you with the tools, roadmaps and inspiration you need to get started on the next leg of your professional journey.

There's no doubt about it: Change is hard. Fortunately, podcast host Jenny Blake will show you how to embrace all the pros and cons of pivoting-from facing fear head-on, to overcoming insecurities, to identifying your individual superpowers and knowing how to leverage them. As Blake says, "If change is the only constant, let's get better at it."

According to host Tony Whatley-an entrepreneur and business coach also known as the "Side Hustle Millionaire"-happiness and success have four pillars: health, mindset, relationships and wealth. Each interview guest is an expert in one of those cornerstones, and their insights will help you unlock your true potential.

The journey to becoming successful is quite difficult. It doesn't happen overnight. In fact, it typically includes many roadblocks and struggles. In this show, Lené Green interviews high-achieving women and men who share the challenges they faced and the steps they took to overcome them.

Most of us dread putting together a résumé and going to interviews, but the job search is an inevitable part of breaking out of your rut. There's good news, though: It doesn't have to be as painful as you think. In "Career Cloud Radio," you'll hear practical and actionable job search tips from a slew of different experts, including resume writers, HR professionals and career coaches.

Believe it or not, deep down inside, you already possess the ability to live your very best life. Of course, that can be hard to access and apply. But "The School of Greatness" can show you how to do it. Host Lewis Howes-entrepreneur, best-selling author and two-time All-American athlete-interviews some of the world's most successful people about how they got to where they are today.

There are a variety of different issues, both big and small, that you could face in your job. That's why Stephanie Dennis takes a holistic approach, providing advice on a range of different topics, including prepping for an interview, navigating a tough day on the job and finding a new career path.

Starting something from scratch is no joke, and neither is turning it into something bigger. But the Black female entrepreneurs whom Nicaila Matthews Okome interviews have figured out how to do it, turning their side gigs into profitable businesses. In each story, learn how they accomplished this and hear about actionable strategies so you can follow in their footsteps.

Maybe you feel stuck because your whole company is in a rut. If you work at a service-based organization and you're a founder, partner, CEO or key executive, then this may be the podcast for you. You'll learn how to scale your business more smoothly and quickly-and hopefully that growth will give you the excitement and energy you need to feel unstuck.

When you hear the words "cybersecurity" and "technology," you likely think of computers, coding and the like. But in this podcast, hosts Ron Eddings and Chris Cochran highlight the human element of these fields. But don't worry-even if your job doesn't fall into either of these two categories, you'll still leave each episode feeling galvanized.

(Fun fact: In a very recent episode, I identified Eddings' and Cochran's Zones of Genius!)

Sarah Ellis and Helen Tupper are the founders of Amazing If, a training and consultancy business that has helped thousands of people find professional happiness. Their podcast aims to do the same by providing practical, actionable advice on how you can make the very best choices for your situation.

You're not loving your current professional path, but you're afraid of starting over. That's completely understandable. But host Marc Miller, who has pivoted his own career six different times over the course of 30 years, wants you to know that it's more than possible. In "Repurpose Your Career," he talks to various experts about the best tips and tricks for tackling a major change.

The Good Life Project is all about learning how to live a life that's fully engaged, fiercely connected and drenched with meaning. You'll hear inspiring, intimate stories from brilliant minds like Elizabeth Gilbert, Brené Brown, Glennon Doyle, Seth Godin and more. Considering that your job is such a big part of your life, these stories are bound to help you figure out a way you can shake things up-in a good way.

A good routine can completely overhaul how you feel about your job and your life as a whole. Exploring topics such as channeling your attention and embracing gratitude, you'll learn how to establish everyday practices that will help you achieve optimal performance.

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Feeling Stuck In Your Career? Add These 15 Podcasts To Your List

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As lifelong learners, we should always be looking for ways to learn something new everyday. One of my favorite tools for this is podcasts.

This will come as no surprise to anyone who knows me well. If there was an "Eric Curts Bingo Game" one of the squares would be:

Eric says "Speaking of that topic, I was just listening to a podcast recently that talked about that, and I learned..."

For what it's worth, some of the other squares would probably be:

Eric drinks a Coke Zero.

Eric tells you about a movie or TV show you JUST HAVE TO SEE.

Back to podcasts though... I have blogged about podcasts before, including 11 of my favorite podcasts that deal specifically with Educational Technology. I would encourage you to check out that post to see that list of recommendations. However, podcasts can be a great way for you, and your students, to learn information from a wider range of topics.
At last count, my podcast app indicates that I am currently subscribed to 155 podcasts. Now I certainly can't listen to all of those, but they provide me with new options everyday to learn something new. In this blog post I would like to share some of my favorite podcasts for learning new information. These can be great for your own personal growth, to bring into class and incorporate into a lesson, or for your students to use for their own learning.

Note: Some of these podcasts can have episodes that deal with more mature topics, but the hosts are always good about mentioning that early in the episode if that is the case.

Listening to Podcasts

(As shared in my earlier post) Before we jump into the list, if you are new to podcasts, here are some quick options for how you can listen to them:

On your computer - Most all podcasts have an associated website where you can find and play all of their episodes right from your web browser.

For each of the podcasts listed below you can simply search for the title in your podcast app to locate and subscribe to them. For those that have direct subscriptions links for iOS or Android, I have included those links as well.
Helpful hint: Most podcast players allow you to adjust the playback speed. You can listen much faster than people can talk, so you can save even more time by playing episodes at a faster pace. Depending on the podcast, my sweet spot is between 1.6X and 1.8X the normal speed. The only drawback is when I happen to hear the hosts speak in real life, they sound sort of sad as they speak at such a slow rate.

1) 99% Invisible

2) Every Little Thing

3) Freakonomics

4) No Such Thing As A Fish

6) Part-Time Genius

8) Ridiculous History

9) Science Vs

10) Stuff You Should Know

11) The Allusionist

12) The Past and The Curious

Conclusion

Hopefully the list above will give you some new podcasts to check out, or remind you to revisit one of these valuable resources. I am sure I left out many other great podcasts that you and your students can learn from, so please feel free to share your suggestions in the comments below.

Post by Eric Curts. Bring me to your school, organization, or conference with over 50 PD sessions to choose from. Connect with me on Twitter at twitter.com/ericcurts and on Google+ at plus.google.com/+EricCurts1

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12 Terrific Podcasts to Learn Something New Everyday

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John C. Maxwell, a #1 New York Times bestselling author, coach and speaker, has sold 30 million books. He has been called the #1 leader in business by the AMA and the world's most influential leadership expert by Inc. His organizations-The John Maxwell Company, The John Maxwell Team, EQUIP, and the John Maxwell Leadership Foundation-have trained millions of leaders from every nation. Visit JohnMaxwell.com for more information.

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Selected as "Best of" Apple Podcasts in 2019, the Knowledge Project uncovers insights that lead to results.

Listen and learn as host Shane Parrish takes you on a journey to think better and live better.
Subscribe on Apple Podcasts | YouTube | Spotify | Overcast | Google Podcasts
"A regular dose of insightful perspectives on life and success from a huge range of backgrounds and experiences."

- WIRED, ranking The Knowledge Project #1 for best podcast for curious minds

Find Guests and Show Notes for All Episodes

Episode 72: Happy Habits with Neil Pasricha - Author Neil Pasricha shares the recipe for resilience, an antidote for anxiety, and how his two minute morning routine primes each day for success.

Episode 71: Cultivating Desire with Esther Perel - Relationship expert Esther Perel reveals her favorite strategies for "fighting" fair, rewriting stories that damage relationships, and breathing new life into our romantic partnerships.

Episode 69: What it Takes With Stephen Schwarzman - Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman gives advice on attracting and assessing strong talent, making smart decisions, and how to press forward when the chips are down.

Episode 68: Putting Your Intuition on Ice with Daniel Kahneman - In this fascinating episode of the Knowledge Project Podcast, Psychologist and Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman reveals the actions we can take to overcome the biases that cripple our decision-making, damper our thinking, and limit our effectiveness. Listen and Learn from the master.

Episode 66: Pleasure is the Measure with Sex Educator Dr. Emily Nagoski - Sex educator and author Dr. Emily Nagoski demystifies the science of sexuality and shows us how to shed our insecurities, connect more closely with our partner, and define pleasure on our own terms.

Episode 65: Trust, Compassion, and Shooting Friends from Cannons with Hollywood Kingmaker Shep Gordon - Legendary show-business manager, agent, and producer Shep Gordon talks sex, drugs, and rock and roll. He also shares the formula for manufacturing fame, and his unique philosophy on success, love and happiness.

Episode 64: The Big Impact of Small Interventions with Stanford University's Greg Walton - Greg Walton, Associate Professor of Psychology at Stanford University shares the four types of interventions, how they're used to create positive behavior change, and strategies we can use right now to improve our health, well-being, and relationships.

Episode 62: Cracking the Code of Love with Dr. Sue Johnson - Dr. Sue Johnson is a researcher, clinical psychologist, and the developer of EFT or Emotionally Focused Therapy. In this interview, we discuss how to create, protect, and nourish fulfilling sexual and emotional relationships.

Episode 61: When Good Intentions Go Bad with Jonathan Haidt - Jonathan Haidt is an author, social psychologist, and one of the world's leading experts in moral psychology. On the show, we discuss helicopter parenting, the rise of the "call-out culture," and the dangers of social media.

Episode 60: Leading Above the Line with Jim Dethmer - Jim Dethmer, founder of The Conscious Leadership Group, shares practical advice about becoming more self-aware, ditching the victim mindset, and connecting more fully with the people in our lives.

Episode 59: Following Intellectual Curiosity with Thomas Tull - Thomas Tull, founder of Tulco and former CEO of Legendary Entertainment shares valuable lessons on learning from our own mistakes, asking difficult questions, and protecting our intellectual curiosity.

Episode 58: Popping the Filter Bubble with Gabriel Weinberg - DuckDuckGo CEO Gabriel Weinberg discusses data privacy, protecting yourself online and shares his favorite mental models for clearer thinking.
Episode 54: Doing the Enough Thing with Jason Fried - Basecamp CEO and co-founder Jason Fried gives us a peek behind the scenes of his company and discusses his philosophy on doing great work, making a positive difference, and learning to breathe in the fast-paced culture of today's workplace.
Episode 53: Luck, Risk and Avoiding Losers with Howard Marks - Investor, author and co-founder of Oaktree Capital Howard Marks discusses risk assessment, thinking differently, and the three dares that separate the successful from the also-rans.

Episode 52: Peaceful Parenting with Dr. Laura Markham - Parenting expert and best-selling author Dr. Laura Markham breaks down the three keys to successful parenting, how to properly model emotions and conflict resolution, and the coveted recipe for raising happy, resilient kids.

Episode 50: Inventing the Future with Josh Wolfe - Josh Wolfe, co-founder of Lux Capital, discusses how to unearth the unexplored ideas that will reshape our future. We also discuss parenting, decision making, and which generation has the best rap.

Episode 47: Win-winning at the Great Game with Adam Robinson (Part 1) - Author, educator, and hedge fund advisor, Adam Robinson shares powerful lessons on winning the game of life. He teaches us how to learn, how to fail, and his three secrets of happiness and success.

Episode 46: Authenticity, Kindness, and Self Love with Sophie Grégoire Trudeau - Television personality, activist, mother, and wife to Canada's Prime Minister, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau discusses her battle with eating disorders, why nature and art play such a huge role in her life and what unites us as people

Episode 45: Taking Time to Get It Right with Dan Kluger - Dan Kluger, award-winning chef and owner of NYC's Loring Place joins me on the podcast to reveal what really happens behind the scenes of a bustling restaurant, why every detail of your craft matters, and how to create the perfect experience for every guest.

Episode 44: The Kids Are Worth It with Barbara Coloroso - Parenting expert and best selling author Barbara Coloroso shares her three foundational principles of child-rearing, how to get kids to be accountable for their actions, and what we can do as parents to raise confident, happy children.

Episode 43: The Mental Habits of Effective Leaders with Jennifer Garvey Berger - In a world that changes at a dizzying rate, effective leaders need to develop the skills to keep up. Developmental coach and author Jennifer Garvey Berger shares 3 habits to ensure continual growth, accelerated learning, and deepened relationships of trust.

Episode 42: The Path to Perpetual Progress with Atul Gawande - World-renowned surgeon, writer, and researcher Atul Gawande shares powerful lessons about creating a culture of safe learning, the critical difference between a coach and a mentor, and how to ensure constant improvement in key areas of your personal and professional life.

Episode 41: The Trust Battery with Tobi Lütke - Shopify founder and CEO Tobi Lütke weighs in on building the "biggest small company in the world," trust batteries, and what video games are really doing to the minds of our youth

Episode 40: Thriving in a Digital World with Ben Thompson - Stratechery's Ben Thompson visits The Knowledge Project and shares his thoughts on business in the digital age, running a one-man publishing company, and how technology will transform our future.

Episode 39: Thinking About Thinking with Tyler Cowen - On this episode, I chat with Tyler Cowen, economics professor, author, and creator of the wildly popular blog, Marginal Revolution. We tackle lots of interesting topics, including tech advances, the changing labor market, and upgrading your thinking process to accommodate the information age.

Episode 38: Thinking in Algorithms with Ali Almossawi - In this episode, I chat with Ali Almossawi, author and creator of An Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments. We talk about our most common logical fallacies, learning new skills, and making better decisions without deceiving ourselves.

Episode 37: Getting Better by Being Wrong with Poker Pro Annie Duke - In this conversation, best-selling author and professional poker player Annie Duke and I discuss how to disagree without being disagreeable, spotting biases that sabotage our success, how to find signal in noise, and reliable decision-making models for high stakes, high-pressure situations.

Episode 36: The Science of Doing Good with William MacAskill - In this inspiring interview, William MacAskill, co-founder of The Centre for Effective Altruism and associate philosophy professor at Oxford University, shares how we can be better at doing good and compounding our efforts to make the world we live in a better place.

Episode 35: Alive Time vs. Dead Time with Mastery Expert Robert Greene - In this interview, I chat with Robert Greene, five-time NYT best selling author, speaker and world-renowned strategist. We discuss his famous notecard system, how to spot a bullshitter, and how to use the rules of power to get the most out of life.

Episode 34: Learning How to Suffer with Amelia Boone - In just a few short years, Amelia Boone has dominated the world of Obstacle Course Racing with over 50 podiums and two dozen victories. In this interview, we discuss habits, grit, how to read a book, and so much more.

Episode 33: Irrationality, Bad Decisions, and the Truth About Lies with Dan Ariely - Professor of behavioral economics at Duke University Dan Ariely and I discuss the power of habits, rules and rituals, and just how honest people really are.

Episode 32: Earning Your Stripes with Patrick Collison On this episode of The Knowledge Project, Patrick Collison, CEO, and co-founder of Stripe shares wise insights on success, failure, management, decision making, learning and so much more. Grab a pen...

Episode 31: Learning How to Learn with Barbara Oakley - In this interview, Barbara Oakley, 8-time author and creator of Learning to Learn, an online course with over a million enrolled students, shares the science and strategies to learn more quickly, overcome procrastination and get better at practically anything.

Episode 30: Company Culture, Collaboration, and Competition with Margaret Heffernan - On this episode, I'm joined by speaker, international executive, and five-time author Margaret Heffernan. We discuss how to get the most out of our people, creating a thriving culture of trust and collaboration, and how to prevent potentially devastating "willful blindness."

Episode 29: Survival of the Kindest with Dacher Keltner - When Pixar was dreaming up the idea for Inside Out, a film that would explore the roiling emotions inside the head of a young girl, they needed guidance from an expert. So they called Dacher Keltner.

Episode 28: The Return of a Decision Making Jedi with Michael Mauboussin - Michael Mauboussin returns for a fascinating encore interview on the Knowledge Project. We geek out on decision making, luck vs. skill, work/life balance, and so much more.

Episode 27: The Art of Letting Other People Have Your Way from Chris Voss - Negotiation expert Chris Voss, former lead international kidnapping negotiator for the FBI and author of the excellent book, Never Split the Difference, offers some hands-on negotiation training.

Episode 26: Improve Your Life By Improving Your Questions with Warren Berger - The quality of your outcome depends on the quality of your questions. In this episode, Warren Berger and I discuss the importance of asking the right questions, why they're critical to your success, and how you may be one great question away from a major breakthrough.

Episode 25: Is Sugar Slowly Killing Us with Gary Taubes - In this interview, award-winning science writer Gary Taubes takes on Big Sugar, breaks down the sharp rise of obesity and diabetes in America, and busts the common myth that a calorie is just a calorie.

Episode 24: Leading the "Quiet Revolution" with Susan Cain - Susan Cain shares powerful insights into what it really means to be introverted and extroverted, and how to tap into your true self to find purpose and happiness in your life.

Episode 23: Life Lessons from a Self-Made Billionaire with Ray Dalio - In this interview with billionaire investor and entrepreneur Ray Dalio, you'll learn the principles Ray prescribes for making better decisions, fewer mistakes, and creating meaningful relationships with the people in your life.

Episode 22: Givers, Takers, and the Resilient Mind with Adam Grant - Are you a giver or a taker? (Don't pat yourself on the back quite yet.) Listen to my interview with bestselling author Adam Grant to find out! We also discuss building resilience so you can bulldoze through any challenge, no matter how big or scary.

Episode 21: The Warrior Poet with Ed Latimore - On this episode of The Knowledge Project, professional boxer, philosopher and author, Ed Latimore and I discuss the physics of boxing, philosophy, and the secret to a happy life.

Episode 20: The Future of Transportation Marc Garneau- Former military officer, astronaut, engineer (and current Minister of Transport) Marc Garneau and I discuss the future of transportation, space, information flow in politics and what it means to be a liberal.
Episode 16/17: Field Trip (Greece), Parts one and two.
Episode 14: Reading, Writing, and Lifelong Learning with Morgan Housel - Financial writer Morgan Housel and I discuss reading, writing, filtering information, admitting error, important qualities to have in friends and so much more.

Episode 13: The Rise of The Machine with A.I. Expert Pedro Domingos- In this interview with AI expert Pedro Domingos, you'll learn about self-driving cars, where knowledge comes from, and the 5 schools of machine learning.

Episode 12: Wine Lessons From a World Class Sommelier with Véronique Rivest- Véronique Rivest and I explore the fascinating world of wine, including an on-air tasting, tips, and tricks for serving wine that will impress your friends and so much more.

Episode 11: The Many Hats of Ryan Holiday- In this episode, I talk with multiple best selling author, speaker, and media manipulator, Ryan Holiday about how he reads, what it means to be a stoic, and how to gracefully deal with freeloaders

Episode 7: The Three Types of Decision Makers with Venkatesh Rao - In this episode, Venkatesh Rao, founder of Ribbonfarm and author of the book Tempo discusses the 3 types of decision-makers and shares how to adopt useful mental models to...
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Are you looking to outsource your professional development in 2019? Are you tired of searching and searching through thousands of blogs and reading through countless paragraphs sharing the hows and whys of educational technology?
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Have you tried listening to podcasts for your professional development?

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With all of the great educational podcasts out there, which ones should I start with?
There are dozens of educational podcasts and podcasters popping up in the educational field. Here is a list of some of the tried and true, and fully tested podcasts that are great for you and your ride to work.

The TeacherCast Podcast

Our flagship podcast for the last (almost) 8 years, the TeacherCast Podcast is a fun podcast that features educators, tech companies, and others discussing the hottest topics facing today's educators. With over 200 episodes in our archives spanning (almost) 8 years, there is truly something for everyone on the TeacherCast Podcast.

Ask the Tech Coach

If you are a Technology Coach or are interested in learning how you can transform the culture of your school district through professional learning, you should be listening to our Monday morning podcast, Ask the Tech Coach. Hosted by myself and fellow Tech Coach, Nicholas Amaral, Ask the Tech Coach has turned into a learning community for coaches worldwide. Each month, we supplement the learning through our Tech Coach Mastermind where we provide coaching and training ... to the coaches!

Educational Podcasting Today

If you are searching for the best way to create your own podcast or to bring podcasting into your classroom, check out Educational Podcasting Today. I started EPT a few years back and have recently expanded it into not just one, but two pages to help teachers learn how to both podcasts in the classroom and with their students. If you are interested in learning more, also join our Facebook Group to be apart of our learning community.

EdTech Bites

EdTech Bites is a relatively new podcast hosted by Texas Tech Coach Gabriel Carrillo. Recently, I had Gabriel on the podcast where we talked about the importance of not just building a community but building a culture of communication in the classroom. Check out our podcast with EdTech Bites today!

The Chromebook Classroom

The Chromebook Classroom is hosted by one of the best Google Trainers in the country, John Sowash. John not only has a fantastic podcast but also is the author of a fantastic book called The Chromebook Classroom which should be a MUST READ For any school using G Suite applications. If your school has the opportunity to bring John in for training ... TAKE IT!

Better Leaders Better Schools

Better Leaders Better Schools is hosted by Danny "Sunshine" Bauer and is the perfect podcast for anyone in educational leadership or thinking about moving out of the classroom. Recently, Danny was a guest on our podcast and he shared several great reasons why it's important to build a community for your podcast.

Teachers On Fire

Teachers on Fire is hosted by Tim Cavey and features interviews with K-12 educators about how they are being innovative in their classrooms. Listen to one of my favorite episodes of Teachers on Fire today!

If you are looking for some FREE professional development in 2019 you can't go wrong with these shows

What podcasts do you listen to? Help us out by creating a list in the comments below.

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7 Educational Podcasts to Listen to in 2019

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On the 11th day of Tech-Mas my true love gave to me... 11 Pods O'Casting.

Note: This post is part of my " 12 Days of Tech-Mas" series for 2017. You can see all of the posts for each day as they get released in the main post here: " 12 Days of Tech-Mas 2017".
Podcasts are one of my favorite ways to learn new information, be inspired, be challenged, discover creative practices in education, find out about the latest resources, and even be entertained.

Best yet, we all have busy lives, so podcasts fit in wonderfully to my schedule, allowing me to listen when driving to work or to a training, or mowing the yard, or going for a jog (which I need to do more often).

For the writing of this blog post I checked my podcast app and I currently am subscribed to 135 different podcasts, covering a wide range of topics and interests. I certainly do not listen to every episode of each, and only a portion of them deal specifically with educational technology. So for this post I have decided to highlight just eleven of my favorites.

These eleven examples all focus on EdTech and consistently provide me with valuable information and resources. There are many more podcasts I could recommend, and perhaps they can be part of a future post, such as those covering education in general ( The Cult of Pedagogy, Teaching Keating, Sustainable Teaching, 10 Minute Teacher, etc.) or interesting information ( 99% Invisible, No Such Thing as a Fish, RadioLab, Freakonomics, Tell Me Something I Don't Know, Reply All, The Allusionist, Science Vs, etc.)

See below for details on eleven of my favorite educational technology podcasts (in alphabetical order). If you are new podcasts, hopefully this will encourage you to try out a few. If you already listen, maybe you will pick up a couple new shows from the list. If you are a podcast addict like me, please share some of your recommendations in the comments at the bottom.

Listening to Podcasts

Before we jump into the list, if you are new to podcasts, here are some quick options for how you can listen to them:

On your computer - Most all podcasts have an associated website where you can find and play all of their episodes right from your web browser.

For each of the podcasts listed below you can simply search for the title in your podcast app to locate and subscribe to them. For those that have direct subscriptions links for iOS or Android, I have included those links as well.
Helpful hint: Most podcast players allow you to adjust the playback speed. You can listen much faster than people can talk, so you can save even more time by playing episodes at a faster pace. Depending on the podcast, my sweet spot is between 1.6X and 1.8X the normal speed. The only drawback is when I happen to hear the hosts speak in real life, they sound sort of sad as they speak at such a slow rate.

1) Check This Out
Brian and Ryan share awesome educational technology resources and ideas, and often bring on guests to share their area of expertise in EdTech.

2) EdTech Bites
Gabriel interviews educators and innovators to talk about educational technology and their favorite foods, and often how the two relate.

3) EdTech Rewind
Clint and Lee discuss what is going on in EdTech and beyond, and often include a guest from the world of education and technology.

4) EdTech Situation Room
A weekly podcast and live webshow, featuring analysis of current technology news through an educational lens.

5) TLC Ninja Teachers
Tech. Learn. Coffee. Lisa and Nancy have a little coffee and talk innovation in the classroom to help bring out the innovator in you (in only 15 minutes because "ain't nobody got more time than that!)

6) TOSAs Talking Tech
Two teachers talking about Technology Integration, giving ideas, troubleshooting, talking about SAMR and why we need tech in classrooms.

7) The EdTech Take Out
The EdTech Take Out is a podcast with "bite-sized technology tips" for teachers who are looking for innovative ways to use technology in the classroom.

8) The Google Teacher Tribe
Weekly podcast designed to give K-12 educators practical ideas for using G Suite and other Google tools.

9) The House of EdTech
Chris shares stories from teachers and creators about education technology, and recommends valuable tools, tips, and resources to integrate technology into your classroom and instruction.

10) The Teachercast Podcast
Join Jeff and the world's finest educators and educational technology creators as they discuss the latest in educational tech and pedagogy.

11) Wired Educator Podcast
Kelly interviews educators from around the world on technology, best practices, and what really works inside and outside of the classroom.

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This post combines two of my favorite things, podcasts and choice boards-a Podcast PD Choice Board for Teachers! Yay!

This post was designed to help give the Shake Up Learning readers even more ideas for how to use podcasts for professional learning at your school or on your own.

I put together this Podcast PD Choice Board, inspired by Meredith Akers' Podcast Tasting that was shared in episode 12 of The Shake Up Learning Show.

It includes choices from both the Shake Up Learning Show Podcast and my other podcast, The Google Teacher Tribe.

Use this on your own, or if you deliver professional development to educators, feel free to adapt this for your school or organization.

I've also included a blank template if you want to create something from scratch.

Podcast PD Choice Board (FREE Template)

If you are new to choice boards (aka learning menus), be sure you get your FREE Guide to Digital Choice Boards and learn all about these wonderful tools for student choice and differentiation.

I love using choice boards in the classroom AND in professional learning experiences.

Below is the Podcast PD Choice Board (made with Google Drawings) with many episodes to choose from!

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Don't have Google? Download the PDF.

Podcast PD Choice Board Blank Template

If you'd like to create your own from scratch, I've created a blank template that you can use below.

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Looking for some educational podcast recommendations? Check out my list here.

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This post combines two of my favorite things, podcasts and choice boards--a Podcast PD Choice Board for Teachers! I put together this Podcast PD Choice Board that includes choices from both the Shake Up Learning Show Podcast and my other podcast, The Google Teacher Tribe.

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Podcasts that Expand our Hearts and Minds

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A collection of podcasts that aren't about education but can still help teachers find new ways to think about their work.

Most educators are eager to expand our knowledge about a wide range of topics. Podcasts are a fantastic way to learn-you can listen to them while driving to work, cleaning your classroom, walking the dog, or preparing dinner.

What follows are my favorite podcasts that introduce new ideas that can contribute to teachers' success and happiness in the classroom. I don't include podcasts that are specifically for educators and about education-instead suggesting ones that take us a little bit outside of our field and into content that is deeply connected to it.

Must-Listen Podcasts

On Being is my all-time favorite podcast. Host Krista Tippett interviews an endless stream of compelling guests, and the shows are so well done. There are so many brilliant episodes-" Opening to the Question of Belonging," with john a. powell, helps me think about how we can create more racially equitable schools.

This American Life takes on a new theme each week-like love, or babysitting, or cars. Start with the episode " The Problem We All Live With," which explores racial segregation in our schools and the role we play in upholding or dismantling it.

Lesser-Known but Brilliant Podcasts

How to Survive the End of the World discusses science fiction and fantasy; racial, ethnic, and gender identity; writing and creating; and, yes, surviving the apocalypse. Start with the pilot to learn what this podcast is all about. Every episode makes me think about curriculum and instruction, what kinds of books our kids read, and how we teach writing.

Introductions to Fascinating People

The Tim Ferriss Show interviews highly successful people and explores how they got to where they are. Each episode takes an in-depth look at a leader. I loved " How to Overcome Fear and Embrace Creativity," with Susan Cain, because it reminded me of what I experience as an introverted teacher and leader, and helped me think about how to create classrooms where introverted children can thrive.

Tending to the Mind

Invisibilia explores the invisible forces that shape human behavior, including ideas, beliefs, assumptions, and emotions. This podcast can provide insight into social and emotional learning curriculum. The episode " Flip the Script" looks at situations where someone has done something differently than they normally would. " The Other Real World" is about a fascinating United Nations-backed reality TV show called Inspire Somalia.

You Are Not So Smart investigates self-delusion and neuroscience. The episode " The Backfire Effect " may provide insight into why you can't convince your grade-level teammates or administrators to share your strongly held beliefs.

To Soften Your Heart

Dear Sugar is hosted by Cheryl Strayed (author of ) and Steve Almond. In each episode, they answer letters from listeners about relationships, self-care, and more, and respond with radical empathy. This show calls me back into a place of deep compassion-for myself and for others. Try any episode after a rough day.

The Moth is a recording of "true stories told live." Try " The Curse," by Dame Wilburn, to start with. These poignant stories-told without notes!-will make you laugh. This podcast always helps me remember that everyone I meet every day-students, parents, district administrators-has a story that might make me cry, and laugh.

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Students of all ages can podcast!

In this post and podcast episode, you will learn How to Podcast with Your Students, what tools to use, and how easy it is to get started!

Back in 2006, my students created a podcast, "Miss Bell's Chime Time!"

My students named the podcast, they wrote and performed the musical jingle. (I had a lot of talented band and choir students that year.)

I had no idea what I was doing, but I knew there was something amazing about this podcasting thing!

We used the platform for students to share and reflect on writing, improve writing and oral reading skills, and to have some fun.

I still have students that I run into from time and time and say, "Hey Miss Bell, you remember that time we were in iTunes?"

There is something magical about giving students a global audience for their work, and podcasting is a great way to share without any risks to privacy or safety. (You don't have to share last names, photos, or videos, to give kids an audience.

In this week's episode of The Shake Up Learning Show, I'm chatting with the Podfather himself, Chris Nesi, the founder of the Education Podcast Network, The House of EdTech, and many other podcasts and productions.

Chris and I chat about the power of podcasting in the classroom and how easy it is to get started.

You don't need fancy equipment or hot shot technical skills to create a podcast with your students.

You just have to hit RECORD!

Students of all ages can podcast.

Podcasting and learning are perfect partners. Listeners get to connect with the speaker in a much more intimate way. Hosts and podcasters get to express their views and opinions through their voice and telling their unique story.

Podcasts are also a perfect way to get students excited about learning in a whole new way. They not only get the experience of gathering information and organizing it for presentation, but they get to put their own unique spin on the topic using their own voice.

Teachers also have the advantage of getting kids excited about learning by letting them talk about topics that really interest them. If you are wondering how to get your students started podcasting, wonder no more.

My guest today has so much passion for teaching, that he teaches both college and high school level courses concurrently. He is also involved in hosting, editing, or producing at least six podcasts and counting. He is a man who puts his love of technology and teaching into action every day.

Chris is also a good friend of mine and my go-to person for everything podcasting. In this episode, we talk about how to podcast with your students. We go over how to get started, tools to use, types of podcasts to consider, and much more.

Chris is the host of The House of #EdTech Podcast and the producer of the Google Teacher Tribe Podcast that I do with Matt Miller. He has been teaching for 11 years. He is super creative and is always on the cutting edge of education technology. I'm super excited to have him on this show.

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In This Episode:
[05:20] - Chris is super excited to be on the Shake Up Learning Podcast.

[05:44] - Chris is a high school social studies teacher in central New Jersey. He has been teaching for 11 years.

[06:01] - He also teaches at the school of communication at Rutgers University. He teaches three courses at Rutgers in addition to the six courses he teaches at the high school level.

[06:16] - Chris has been hosting The #House of EdTech Podcast for almost 6 years. He's been co-hosting for over 2 years. He edits the Google Teacher Tribe Podcast . He edits the Partial Credit Podcast , and he produces the Assist Learning Podcast .

[06:43] - He also plans on producing the Infused Classroom Podcast .

[07:08] - Chris loves what he does. He wanted to be an educator since he was 16 or 17 years old. None of it is work to him.

[08:58] - Chris loves podcasting because it gives him an opportunity to put his perspective and point of view out into the world.

[10:05] - Kasey shares how moving from blogging to podcasting builds a different type of relationship with people. People feel like they know you in a different way.

[11:14] - Creating video or audio is an intimate experience.

[12:50] - Audio is a powerful learning tool for teachers. This makes podcasts the perfect medium.

[15:11] - Students can use audio for any subject in a form that ranges from presentations to reflection tools.

[16:47] - Teachers can record entire lessons for reflection or lectures to give to students.

[18:53] - Kasey shares how podcasting is such a great tool for students from writing to fluency and the all-important reflection piece.

How to Get Started Podcasting in the Classroom

[20:25] - Students can get started podcasting with things they already have like Chromebooks, iPods, iPads, and cell phones. The idea is to create content, so just hit record.

[25:10] - Be careful letting Anchor do everything for your podcast because you give up control and access to stats. Be the one who submits your RSS feed to Apple, Stitcher, Spotify, etc. You want to own your own content or podcast feed. Anchor users need to be at least 13 years old.

[29:17] - PodcastPD lets Chris and his co-hosts talk about any educational topics.

[30:52] - The #House of EdTech is all about technology integration and using it in the classroom today.

[35:18] - Getting students to tell their stories is super relevant. Give kids the opportunity to create podcasts that they are truly interested in.

Podcast Question of the Week:

Why is podcasting a powerful tool for teachers and students? Share one way you could try podcasting with your students or in your role in education?

Post your answers in the Shake Up Learning community or on your favorite social platform.

About Chris Nesi:

: Twitter@mrnesi

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1. How to Subscribe to a Podcast

2. History Podcasts

3. Self-Improvement Podcasts

4. Money Podcasts

5. Arts, Culture, & Society Podcasts

6. Science & Technology Podcasts

7. Career Podcasts

Wouldn't it be great if there were a way to stay fit and learn new things? If you're looking for a way to make your gym time productive for your mind as well as your body, then podcasts are your answer.

In fact, any time you're doing something less than mentally stimulating - driving, walking to class, doing your laundry - you can probably pop in your headphones and listen to a podcast at the same time.

These 40 educational podcasts are all great shows that'll help you learn more, thus adding more productive hours to your day. They might even help keep you entertained on laundry days as well.

I've worked to make this list as comprehensive and diverse as possible. However, if you're not sure where to start and want some recommendations, here's shortcut list to my personal top 8 podcasts for learning new things:

1. Hardcore History

2. The Tim Ferriss Show

3. 99% Invisible

4. The College Info Geek Podcast

5. Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders

6. You Are Not So Smart

7. 50 Things that Made the Modern Economy

8. Philosophize This!

Of course, there are many, many other educational podcasts out there to be discovered. So scroll through the list and see what catches your eye.

Note that in most cases, I've linked directly to each show's website - that way you'll be able to listen to episodes right in your browser and find each podcast's subscription options.
Also, if you want even more stuff to listen to, you might want to check out our list of the 50+ best audiobooks in 2021.
If you want to subscribe to your favorite podcasts and have their episodes delivered to your iPhone, Android phone, or other device whenever they come out, here's how to do it.

First, you'll need a podcast app. If you have an iPhone, you should already have the Podcasts app installed. Android users can use Google Play Music, though there's also a dedicated Google Podcasts app that has extra features.

You can also find most podcasts on Spotify. Other dedicated podcast apps include Pocket Casts (my personal choice), Overcast, Stitcher, and Podcast Addict.

Within your chosen podcast app, simply search for a podcast and hit Subscribe or Follow. Note that your app's settings will determine whether or not episodes are automatically downloaded, whether downloads will require wi-fi, etc.

Alright, let's move onto the list.

If you're a longtime reader of College Info Geek, you know I'm a huge history nerd. So I had to include just a few history podcasts on the list. Don't worry - these podcasts are a way more interesting than your typical, dry history lecture.

Hardcore History is, in my humble opinion, the best podcast. It's almost unfair to call it a podcast, because each episode of Dan Carlin's brilliant show is on par with an audiobook - both in terms of production value and quality of research. The fact that his most recent episodes have been trending towards five hours in length or more doesn't hurt the comparison either.

Carlin's passionate and varied delivery could make any topic interesting, but he also has a knack for picking some of the most fascinating - the rise and fall of the Mongol empire, the Punic Wars, the Cuban Missile Crisis, or World War II from the oft-overlooked vantage point of the Eastern Front.

There's a reason I've put this show at the #1 spot on this list. If you're just now getting into podcasts, this needs to be in your feed. New episodes sometimes take months to release, but when they do finally come out, they're always worth it.
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The Roman empire was one of the greatest to ever exist, spanning multiple continents and a huge diversity of cultures, languages, and beliefs.

If you want to learn more about this epic empire but aren't keen on reading The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire or other multi-volume, thousand-page history books, you'll find this podcast really useful.

It covers the entire history of Rome from its beginnings as an obscure Italian kingdom to its rise to world domination (and ultimate decline).
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Unlike a lot of the other shows on this list, this podcast isn't ongoing. It's more like an epic documentary series in podcast form. In the show, host Tim Harford tells the story of 50 inventions, ideas, and innovations that helped create the economy we know today. Who knew double-entry bookkeeping and barbed wire could be so fascinating?
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The Memory palace is "a storytelling podcast and public radio segment about the past." Host Nate DiMeo (formerly of NPR) takes an unconventional approach to history through vignettes and artifacts. The past comes to life in a way unlike in any textbook.

If you want to explore history through short stories and everyday objects, you'll love this show.
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Philosophy is a vast and, frankly, sometimes boring topic. At least, that's how it likely was if you took the typical Philosophy 101 class as a freshman. But philosophy doesn't have to be boring. It's the study of knowledge itself, of what it means to be human and how to live in the world (among lots of other important questions).

Like any discipline, philosophy didn't just emerge from nowhere. It's the result of centuries of debate among some of the greatest minds to ever live. In this show, Professor Peter Adamson provides an overview of the ideas, lives and historical context of the major philosophers (as well as lesser known ones). If nothing else, it might help you pass that required Philosophy 101 course.
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After listening to the Hardcore History episodes about WWII, I wanted to learn more. So I was excited to discover this podcast by history buff Ray Harris Jr.

It's a serious deep dive into WWII, featuring personal stories from listeners in addition to what's in the history books.
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We want to help you become the best version of yourself possible here at College Info Geek, and these podcasts will put you well on your way. Learn how to teach yourself anything, maximize your energy levels, and be generally awesome at life.

The Tim Ferriss Show is a business podcast unlike any other. Author and entrepreneur Tim Ferriss interviews guests that rarely give interviews, including Arnold Schwarzenegger, Maria Popova, and Rick Rubin. In all of the shows, Tim deconstructs the routines of expert performers in order to give you useful tactics, tools, and routines.

Most of the personal development podcasts out there owe a huge debt to this show (or are straight up copying it). But few have come close to this show's excellence.
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Who doesn't want to be healthier? I know it's always been a goal of mine. But the world of health advice is a mess, full of information that's inaccurate at best and harmful at worst. That's why I love this podcast from functional medicine and ancestral health expert Chris Kesser.

The topics are pretty nerdy (eye microbiomes, anyone?), but the advice is sound. Ultimately, the focus is on how you can live a healthier life while preventing disease.
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The College Info Geek Podcast is a show dedicated to helping students learn and improve in all areas of life. On this podcast, you'll learn how to study more effectively, be more productive, and become a better job candidate.

We've come a long way since I interviewed my first guest back in 2013. Today, my friend (and developer wizard extraordinaire) Martin Boehme and I co-host the show, answering questions from listeners while always finding time to obsess about the latest hipster teas.
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And if you like the College Info Geek Podcast and want even more advice on how to improve your life, check out Thomas's full course on building habits that last:

I l ove TED talks, and I bet there's a good chance that you've watched a few before as well. Most TED talks are just as good in audio form as they are in video, so the TED Talks Daily podcast easily tops the list here.

There are few other places where you'll find such a great variety of awesome, mind-expanding content.
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After reading the excellent Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality, I became intensely interested in topics like rationality, cognitive science, and heuristics. I also started following several people in those circles - one of them being Julia Galef, the co-founder of the Center for Applied Rationality.

In the Rationally Speaking podcast, Galef and her guests tackle topics like utilitarianism, heuristics and biases, and why people should learn to be rational in the first place.
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You're probably confident in a lot of things that either have no rational basis or are just plain wrong. Not convinced? Have a listen to this podcast from David McRaney, and you may just change your mind.

This show explores issues like overconfidence and irrationality, issues that are fundamentally human yet detrimental to our learning, progress, and well-being in many situations. It makes a nice complement to Rationally Speaking.
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In this podcast, retired Navy SEAL officer and leadership instructor Jocko Willink interviews elite leaders and performers. You'll learn how to perform under pressure, lead with confidence, and work as part of a winning team.

If you're into military strategy and history, you'll also find this one interesting, as many of the lessons Jocko teaches are based on books by military leaders of the past.
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I love interviews with fascinating people, and that's exactly what you get in this podcast. Shane Parrish (founder of the blog Farnam Street) interviews remarkable people about the frameworks and mental models that they use to do their best work and live their best lives.

Past guests have included well-known figures such as Gary Taubes, Susan Cain, and Ed Latimore, as well as a professional sommelier and the CEO of payment processing company Stripe. Shane doesn't release new episodes on a regular schedule, but when he does, it's always worth a listen.
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The Jordan Harbinger Show interviews top performers across a wide variety of fields and deconstructs what makes them so successful.

The breadth of guests on this show is quite impressive. Jordan interviews academics and entrepreneurs as you might expect, but he also talks to poets, musicians, comedians, and all kinds of fascinating people you've never heard of.
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Noah Kagan is the founder of businesses such as SumoMe and AppSumo. Before that, he was an early employee at Facebook and Mint. Needless to say, he knows a lot about what it takes to start and scale a company.

In this show, he interviews founders and top performers in industries as diverse as mountain biking, solo travel, and producing Kendrick Lamar. It's a great podcast to listen to for inspiration while starting or growing your own business.
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One of our priorities here at College Info Geek is helping you manage your money. These podcasts will help you destroy your debt, build wealth, and understand how money works.

If you've ever gone through the Start Here! page at CIG, you'll know that one of my main focuses involves helping you to pay off your student loans, avoid more debt, and generally become financially free.

If you want a whole podcast dedicated to those topics, plus advice on renting vs buying a home, the basics of investing, and how to make extra money on the side, you should check out Listen Money Matters (LMM). I was a huge fan of the show back when I was a student, and I eventually stepped in as co-host after creative differences between the show's founders, Andrew and Matt.

Now, however, Matt and Andrew are reunited as co-hosts (since I need more time to work on growing this site). I'm excited to see where they take the show in the future.
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Want to make sure you'll have enough money to retire? I know that may seem like a remote concern if you're still a student struggling to pass Econ 101, but it's never too early to start thinking about your financial future.

That's where this podcast comes in. Former financial manager David Stein will help you take control of your finances and manage your own investment portfolio. He explains how topics like inflation, trade wars, and even electric cars can affect your personal finances. This is not your average, spammy investment podcast.
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Ever wonder how billionaires got to be so rich? Wonder what investing lessons you can learn from them? That's what The Investors Podcast explores through a mix of interviews and analysis.

This is on the more advanced side of investing, so if you're new to the topic I'd recommend starting with Listen Money Matters or Money for the Rest of Us. But once you've gotten some more knowledge and experience under your belt, you'll find this show valuable and enlightening.
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Economics is one of those topics that can seem so remote from our daily experience that it's not even worth studying. This isn't the case, however. Economics is a crucially important topic, affecting where we live, how we work, and what we eat.

In this podcast, economics research fellow Russ Roberts interviews professional economists about the economics that shape our lives.
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In addition to co-hosting the Listen Money Matters podcast, my friend Matt Giovanisci also has his own show. Unlike a lot of business podcasts, which focus on how to start a business, Money Lab discusses all the challenges that come from being a full-time entrepreneur in the thick of it.

Through Matt's conversations with his friend and fellow entrepreneur Andrew Fiebert, you'll learn about topics like managing mental health while working for yourself, how to sell websites, and what it's like to give advice online for a living. It's definitely more specialized than a lot of the podcasts on this list, but Matt's brash, humorous style makes it a fun listen.
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The world is vast, mystifying, and beautiful. At least, that's my impression after listening to these podcasts. These shows will give you your daily culture fix, while also showing you the amazing art that people have created.

Even if you're not familiar with how podcasts work, there's a good chance that you've heard of Radiolab before. One of the most popular podcasts in the world, Radiolab is a "show about curiosity".

The founders tackle topics ranging from brain injuries to the story of Henrietta Lacks. Each episode is masterfully produced and features tons of different voices - topical experts, subjects of the interviews, and more. This is one of those shows that makes people mad simply because they can't produce episodes fast enough.
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"Ever wonder how inflatable men came to be regular fixtures at used car lots? Curious about the origin of the fortune cookie? Want to know why Sigmund Freud opted for a couch over an armchair?"

These are the sorts of questions this show about "the unnoticed architecture and design that shape our world" explores.

Host Roman Mars will take you behind the scenes of the world you thought you knew.
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Love true crime stories? You owe it to yourself to listen to this podcast. Host Phoebe Judge explores real crime stories with a level of empathy, perception, and radio-quality production that you won't find anywhere else. Be warned: this stuff can be pretty chilling.
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Of all the podcasts out there, this one is by far the most popular and mainstream. Much of this has to do with the fact that it's broadcast on NPR, but it's also because the production and storytelling of this show are beyond any other podcast out there.

Each episode is a masterpiece of narrative journalism, exploring a different topic through compelling human stories. As they put it on their about page, it's "like little movies for radio."
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Ever since I started learning music production, I've been fascinated with how musicians put together songs. Song Exploder provides the insight I'd been looking for. Each episode features an interview with an artist (some famous, some obscure) about how they created a particular song.

The episodes are also the perfect length for listening to on a commute (generally under 20 minutes), and the wide variety of genres and artists ensures you won't get bored.
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"What does it mean to be human? How do we want to live? And who will we be to each other?" These are the questions that journalist and former diplomat Krista Tippet explores in On Being.

Each episode is a conversation with a great thinker, artist, activist, or spiritual leader, and the topics are as varied as the guests. Whether or not you consider yourself "spiritual" or even "religious," each episode will leave you with something to ponder.
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Want to get the valuable, useful lessons of philosophy without the dry textbooks or arcane debates? Then you should listen to this podcast. Host Stephen West works to promote education and acceptance through a podcast that shares the ideas that shaped the world we live in.

To get the most out of this show, I'd recommend starting from the beginning. It provides a systematic overview of philosophy's major ideas that someone without a philosophy degree can understand.
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Science and technology are the forces shaping the present and future of our world, so it's a good idea to at least be able to talk about them intelligently (even if you don't have a degree in rocket science). These podcasts will help you stay updated on the latest developments in science and tech.

If you're reading this, you (probably) have a brain. Since we all have them, it makes sense to learn more about how they work. As far as we know, we're the only organisms in the universe that are currently studying ourselves, and the study of the brain is at the center of it all.

Dr. Ginger Campbell will teach you about the latest findings in neuroscience in a way that you can enjoy no matter what your background. You'll also get to hear interviews with eminent neuroscientists from around the world.
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If you want to learn crazy, mind-expanding facts about science, then you'll love Discovery. It's from the frickin BBC, so you know it's going to be well-produced and unbiased. Plus soothing British accents, if you're into that.

Past topics include the reason we dream, how to use chemistry to bake the perfect cake, and the discovery of plate tectonics.
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Hacking isn't the way it looks in movies and TV, but it's still a very real practice that, in the wrong hands, can jeopardize personal safety and national security.

Host Geoff Siskind, along with cybersecurity expert Bruce Snell, explores the real world of cybercrime with the aim of helping you protect yourself against hackers.
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Odds are, many of you are too young to remember when Car Talk was actually on the air (or, at least, too young to find it relevant). While the original radio show ended in 2012, NPR has kept it alive in the form of the Car Talk podcast.

This show features the best of host Tom and Ray's humorous yet expert answers to listener car questions. Even if you don't care about the technical details of fixing cars, the show is so amusing that you just might learn something in spite of yourself.
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Staying updated on the latest tech news can be a challenge, since the sheer volume of new technologies is overwhelming. Download helps you cut through the noise, bringing you the most important stories and trends in technology.

But you don't just get the news - you also get analysis from a panel of tech experts. That way, you can decide if it really is worth it to buy the latest Apple Microwave or whatever.
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We want you to graduate college excited to start your career. But if you have no idea where you want to start, these podcasts can help. And even if you're a few years into your professional life, these shows will help you continue to progress.

Even if you don't have entrepreneurial aspirations, the Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders podcast can be an incredibly useful learning resource. I've been listening to it since I was in high school, and it's one of my favorite podcasts.

This show is simply a series of recorded lectures from Stanford University. Past guests include Guy Kawasaki, Mark Zuckerberg, and Marissa Mayer.
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On this podcast, YouTuber and creative entrepreneur Sara Dietschy has candid conversations with artists and business professionals. Past guests have included Gary Vaynerchuk, Roberto Blake, and some rando named Thomas Frank.

If you're curious about how you can build a life that balances creativity and business success, you'll want to be sure to listen to this show. Also, be sure to check out my interview with Sara on the CIG Podcast to hear her thoughts on making a career as a YouTuber.
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Love all things related to startups and corporate finance? Curious how an IPO works? Fancy yourself the next Mark Zuckerberg? Then you should listen to Acquired.

It's a podcast all about technology acquisitions and IPOs (Initial Public Offerings). Learn about the successes and failures of companies such as Tesla, Instagram, and...PowerPoint (?).
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Have you ever wondered what it's like to work as an independent online content creator? This is what CGP Grey and Myke Hurley explore in this podcast.

It's a mix of business, productivity, and musings about tech from two really thoughtful, interesting dudes.
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Want to learn how to be more than just "good" at your job? This is the podcast for you. Host Pete Mockaitis interviews thought leaders and top performers to discover specific, actionable insights that boost your work performance.

Even if you're still a student, you can learn a lot from this podcast about how to succeed in an internship, campus job, or your classes.
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Gaming is way more mainstream than it used to be, with the most popular game streamers earning millions of dollars. Less appreciated and well-known, however, are the people who create these video games.

With Game Dev Loadout, host Tony Chan takes you behind the scenes of what it takes to create a video game. Each episode features an interview with industry professionals who share their successes, failures, and why they love working in gaming. If you ever wanted to create your own video game (or were just curious about how video games are made), you'll find this show valuable.
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A big part of college is figuring out what you'll do after you graduate. A lot of the time, I think we have a limited idea of all the possible jobs out there, pushing students toward law, medicine, engineering, and management consulting.

What I love about Slate's Working podcast is that it shatters this idea, showing you just how many kinds of jobs are out there. Even if you don't actually want to become a professional wrestler, tattoo artist, or urban winemaker, this podcast is a fascinating glimpse into the way these people (and many more) do their jobs.
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Over to You

We've gone through 40 of the best podcasts for expanding your knowledge while you're doing other things during the day.

There's no need to listen to everything on this list (you wouldn't have time for that even if you did nothing but listen to podcasts).

But I hope you've found some new shows to help educate you while you're commuting, exercising, or taking a walk.
Want even more things to listen to? Check out our list of the 50+ best audiobooks.

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Here it is! Twenty-Five podcast interviews with DBC authors on one page! Dave Burgess Consulting, Inc. has disrupted the educational publishing market and redefined what it means to be an educational author. Dave has assembled a collection of passionate, innovative and caring educators on a variety of cutting-edge pedagogies that truly distill what I believe being a wired educator is all about: leveling-up as an educator and making a difference in the lives of students.

I am proud to have interviewed twenty-five educational authors from Dave Burgess Consulting, including the legend himself, Dave Burgess. My hope, plan, and goal is to interview them all.

These are amazing interviews. Each interview is typically around 45 minutes in length, and we go into fun but deep discussions on every educational topic imaginable.

I hope you will listen to them all. These were fun to record. This is close to 25 hours of recored audio below. If you like what you hear, I encourage you to check out the show notes, or purchase their book and go even deeper.

You can Learn more about Dave Burgess Consulting, Inc. by listening to Dave's podcast interview and Shelley's podcast interview below, or by visiting their website DaveBurgessConsulting.com.

Enjoy!

Kelly

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Jeffrey Zoul

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Stop Right Now by Jeffrey Zoul and Jimmy Casas

Here's the interview with: Jeffery Zoul

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Julie Hasson

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Unmapped Potential: An Educator's Guide to Lasting Change by Julie Hasson & Missy Lennard

Here's the interview with: Julie Hasson

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Paul Solarz

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Learn Like a Pirate: Empower Your Students to Collaborate, Learn and Succeed by Paul Solarz.

Here's the interview with: Paul Solarz

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Rich Czyz

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: The Four O'Clock Faculty: A Rogue Guide to Revolutionize Professional Development by Rich Czyz

Here's the interview with: Rich Czyz

Here is the link to my blog post and show notes with Rich.

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Matt Miller

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Ditch that Homework by Matt Miller & Alice Keeler

Here's the interview with: Matt Miller

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Jimmy Casas

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Start. Right. Now. by Jimmy Casas.

Here's the interview with: Jimmy Casas

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: John Stevens

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Table Talk Math: A Practical Guide for Bringing Math into Everyday Conversations by John Stevens

Here's the interview with: John Stevens

Here is the link to my blog post and show notes with John.

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Joy Kirr

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Shift This!: How to Implement Gradual Changes for Massive Impact in Your Classroom by Joy Kirr.

Here's the interview with: Joy Kirr

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Shelley Burgess

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Lead Like a Pirate: Make School Amazing for Your Students and Staff by Shelley Burgess

Here's the interview with: Shelley Burgess

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Steve Wyborney

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: The Writing on the Classroom Wall: How Posting Your Most Passionate Beliefs About Education Can Empower Your Students, Propel Your Growth and Lead to a Lifetime of Learning by Steve Wyborney

Here's the interview with: Steve Wyborney

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Rick Jetter and Rebecca Coda

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Escaping the School Leader's Dunk Tank: How to Prevail When Others Want to See You Drown by Rick Jetter and Rebecca Coda

Here's the interview with: Rick Jetter and Rebecca Coda

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: John Stevens

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Sharpen Your Lessons, Season Your Classes and Make Math Meaningful by John Stevens and Matt Vaudrey

Here's the interview with: John Stevens

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews:

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Instant Relevance: Using Today's Experience to Teach Tomorrow's Lessons by Denis Sheeran

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Todd Nesloney

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Kids Deserve It! Pushing Boundaries and Challenging Coventional Thinking by Todd Nesloney

Here's the interview with: Todd Nesloney

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Julie Smith

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Master the Media: How Teaching Media Literacy Can Save Our Plugged-In World by Julie Smith

Here's the interview with: Julie Smith

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: John Spencer

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Launch: Using Design Thinking to Boost Creativity and Bring Out the Maker in Every Student by John Spencer

Here's the interview with: John Spencer

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Brad Currie

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: 140 Twitter Tips for Educators: Get Connected, Grow Your Professional Learning Network, and Reinvigorate Your Career by Brad Currie, Billy Krakower, Scott Rocco

Here's the interview with: Brad Currie

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Quinn Rollins

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Play Like a Pirate: Engage Students with Toys, Games and Comics by Quinn Rollins

Here's the interview with: Quinn Rollins

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Ryan McLane

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Your School Rocks: Passionately Pitch and Promote the Positive Happenings on Your Campus by Ryan McLane and Eric Lowe

Here's the interview with: Ryan McLane

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: George Couros

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: The Innovator's Mindset: Empower Learning, Unleash Talent, and Lead a Culture of Creativity by George Couros

Here's the interview with: George Couros

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Dan Tricarico

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: The Zen Teacher: Creating Focus, Simplicity and Tranquility in the Classroom by Dan Tricarico

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Michael Matera

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Explore Like a Pirate: Gamification and Game-Inspired Course Design to Engage, Enrich, and Elevate Your Learners by Michael Matera

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Dave Burgess

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Teach Like a Pirate by Dave Burgess

Here's the interview with: Dave Burgess

Here's the link to the blog post and show notes with Dave.

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Matt Miller

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Ditch That Textbook by Matt Miller

Here's the interview with: Matt Miller

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In this episode of the Wired Educator Podcast, Kelly interviews: Don Wettrick

Click here to order your copy of the educational book: Pure Genius: Building a Culture of Innovation and Taking Twenty Percent Time to the Next Level by Don Wettrick

Here's the interview with: Don Wettrick

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Kelly Croy is an author, speaker and educator. If you'd like to learn more about Kelly, or invite him to your school or conference to speak please send him an email. Looking for a dynamic speaker for your school's opening day? Consider Kelly Croy at www.KellyCroy.com

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We're working to gather the best education bloggers from across the country and around the world. We would like voicEd to be a place where you can find perspectives that resonate with you, but we also hope to be able to present perspectives and ideas that challenge you.

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#62 Special Needs #edtech treasure chest with Jennifer Cronk 4/25/2017
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#60 5 Easy Brain Breaks for Your Classroom with Rob Donatelli 4/21/2017
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Christopher Nesi hosts the House of #EdTech Podcast. House of #EdTech explores how technology is changing the way teachers teach and the impact that technology is having in education.

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Welcome to the Boosting Achievement ESL Podcast. The show is an attempt to discover the best ways to support language learners and the teachers who teach them.

Episode notes and links are here:
Episode 39: DIY Online Conference with Tan Huynh and Deborah Brey Episode 38: VoxCast with Derek Rhodenizer. What Else Can We Build Outside the Blocks of Time? Episode 37: ELs Writing at Grade Level (0r) Learning to Write WHILE We Are Writing to Learn Episode 36: Sara Sparks on ELs Not Making Progress Episode 35: Part II of Activities for the Newcomer Classroom with Kenzie Twitchell Episode 34: Part I of Activities for the Newcomer Classroom with Kenzie Twitchell Episode 33: Sarah Williams and a Strong Start to the School Year Episode 32: Part III Keep Moving Forward (guest Talisa Harris) Episode 31: Part II Keep Moving Forward (guest Emily Francis) Episode 30: Part I Keep Moving Forward (guest Emily Francis) Episode 29: The EL Student Panel for MADPD with Video & Visuals Episode 28: Rigor for Beginning English Learners Episode 27: Larry Ferlazzo & The ELL Teacher's Toolbox Episode 26: Language Experience Approach and QSSSA (complete with non-example) Episode 25: Monica Spillman, Learning and Teaching ELLs Episode 24: Not Just a Field Trip: Discuss, Discover, Connect, Reflect Episode 23: Blanca Huertas Honoring Our Newcomers Episode 22: Why You Should Present at the virtual conference, MADPD. Episode 21: How Lessons Fail ELs with Tan Huynh Episode 20: Nancy Motley of Talk Read Talk Write Episode 19: Dr. Katie Toppel of #ELLChat_BkClub Episode 18: Diana Delaney, Elementary ESOL Students at Grade Level Episode 17: Gerson Bermudez, He Will Inspire You and Your Students! Episode 16: Christy Reynolds shares about Success in the Newcomer Reading Class. Episode 15: Social Contracts and Choral Reading Episode 14: Derek Rhodenizer of Beyond the Staffroom. Risk Taking and Modeling for Teachers Episode 13, Take Aways from the Boosting Achievement Book Study Episode 12, Inspiring ELLs with Emily Francis Episode 11, Teaching Science Successfully to Newcomers with Michele Cooper Episode 10, Motivation & Student Sound Bites Episode 9, Kelly Rider of EngLrnPortal, Setting Up a Newcomer Center Episode 8, TxTESOL Wrap Up, Reflections From a Few Participants Episode 7, Be an Observer in My Reading Class for SIFE Episode 6, Carlota Holder, ESL Master Teacher & Trainer Episode 5, Four Messages for Language Learners Episode 4, Valentina Gonzalez & Karen Lewis: Preparing for TxTESOL Episode 3, Social Studies for ELLs with Tina Beene Episode 2, Tan Huyhn, of Empowering ELLs (& the Forward of Boosting Achievement) Episode I, Challenging Our Beliefs

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Pushing Boundaries with Dr. Rick Jetter

In this episode, Dr. Rick Jetter, a long-time school administrator from New York, shares insights from his newly released #100StopSeries, a collection of books that begins with the 100 No-Nonsense Things that ALL Teachers Should STOP Doing, that is widely considered one of the largest collaborative educational publishing projects ever with more than 100 authors represented. This first book celebrates the teaching profession by highlighting 100 areas of deep, honest and no-nonsense improvement that can take place at any school, anywhere, anytime and sets the stage for additional books that will target School Leaders, Parents, Students and Politicians. Jetter also shares his own personal struggles that have served as a catalyst to his work as a best-selling author and nationally recognized educational consultant (Pushing Boundaries Consulting LLC) with co-founder Rebecca Coda. Twitter: @RickJetter. Website: RickJetter.com. Meet Dr. Rick Jetter Ranked #17 in the TOP 30 Global Gurus of 2021, Rick Jetter, Ph.D., is an educator, author, speaker, trainer and national education consultant. He has worked in the field of education for over 21 years and has held the positions of: alternative education teacher, English teacher, assistant principal, principal, assistant superintendent and superintendent of schools before pursuing a career in consulting, speaking, writing and publishing. Known as "Dr. J.," he is also the co-founder and lead consultant at Pushing Boundaries Consulting, LLC and a 2021 fellow for the NY Education Policy Fellowship Program sponsored by Teachers College at Columbia University. Dr. J. has written 9 books for educators and is currently one (of a very small handful) of scholars and thought leaders across the nation who develops narrative theory research models for transforming school culture and carrying out school reform initiatives. About Dr. Greg Goins As the Founder/Host of the Reimagine Schools Podcast, Dr. Greg Goins has emerged as one of the nation's leading voices on visionary leadership and the path to transforming our schools. He currently serves as the Director of the Educational Leadership Program at Georgetown College (KY) and previously spent 15 years as a school district superintendent in Illinois. Dr. Goins is a passionate keynote speaker and is available to speak at your next education conference or school PD day. To book Dr. Goins, please send inquiries to drgreggoins@gmail.com. Twitter: @DrGregGoins. Support The Reimagine Schools Podcast You can now help keep the conversation going by supporting the Reimagine Schools Podcast with a small monthly donation to help sustain future episodes. Thanks for your support! https://anchor.fm/greg-goins/supportIn this episode,

Future Driven - Dr. David Geurin

In this episode, Dr. David Geurin shares his thoughts on Digital Leadership and provides an overview of his book, Future Driven: Will Students Thrive in an Unpredictable World? Dr. Geurin serves as the principal at Bolivar High School (MO), a 2013 National Blue Ribbon School, and was selected by the Nati

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The Wired Educator Podcast: Becoming a Better Educator Now So You Can Make a Greater Impact and Enjoy a Higher Quality Lifestyle. The Host, Kelly Croy, is an Apple Distinguished Educator and Google Certified teacher. He has been teaching in the classroom for over 24 years. Kelly is a speaker, artist, author and educator.

The Wired Educator Podcast will deliver content to help educators make a greater impact, be more productive, increase their efficiency, and improve their lifestyles.

In this podcast I really want to emphasize my love and passion for learning and teaching. I truly want to make a difference in the lives of students and help inspire the next generation of educators. I share methods that I have learned from some of the most amazing educators around the globe on how to become a better educator, while expanding their classroom as a writer, speaker, and professional.

There will be many guests on the Wired Educator blog. Thank YOU for listening!

This podcast will share what teachers have discovered "works" in and outside the classroom.

Teachers will also learn how to create a website, build passive income, budget, create podcast, design and market products and digital content.

The Wired Educator Podcast: Becoming a Better Educator Now So You Can Make a Greater Impact and Enjoy a Higher Quality Lifestyle. The Host, Kelly Croy, is an Apple Distinguished Educator and Google Certified teacher. He has been teaching in the classroom for over 24 years. Kelly is a speaker, artist, author and educator.

The Wired Educator Podcast will deliver content to help educators make a greater impact, be more productive, increase their efficiency, and improve their lifestyles.

In this podcast I really want to emphasize my love and passion for learning and teaching. I truly want to make a difference in the lives of students and help inspire the next generation of educators. I share methods that I have learned from some of the most amazing educators around the globe on how to become a better educator, while expanding their classroom as a writer, speaker, and professional.

There will be many guests on the Wired Educator blog. Thank YOU for listening!

This podcast will share what teachers have discovered "works" in and outside the classroom.

Teachers will also learn how to create a website, build passive income, budget, create podcast, design and market products and digital content.

Awesome messages for educators

The Wired Educator is a fantastic podcast for anyone in the education world! Kelly does a great job of promoting the possibilities for change in a very positive way. I'm grateful for this show! Thanks for the great content.

Perfect Podcast for Teachers at all Levels

Kelly is a skilled interviewer and conversationalist who never overshadows his guests. Always optimistic and enthusiastic, Kelly and his guests, never fail to reinforce my own love of teaching and desire to improve my performance in the classroom and outlook on life.

Fantastic, inspiring resource!

Kelly interviews a variety of guests to provide insight into the many facets of education. But above and beyond that, he inspires listeners to be their best selves - both personally and professionally. Thank you so much for all you do, Kelly!!!

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Conversations on Learning: Join Barbara Bray in conversations with awesome educators, leaders, and change agents as they talk about their passion and purpose for planting seeds for change. Each podcast has a link to a related blog post with more information and resources. Join us as we share personal stories and journeys that inspire and connect all of us to what makes learning joyful.

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Conversations on Learning

Join Barbara Bray in conversations with awesome educators, leaders, and change agents as they talk about their passion and purpose for planting seeds for change. Each podcast has a link to a related blog post with more information and resources. Join us as we share personal stories and journeys that inspire and connect all of us to what makes learning joyful. Enjoy!

Follow #rethink_learning and @bbray27 on Twitter

Episode #49: Dr. Katie Martin on Creating an Innovation Ecosystem
Dr. Katie Martin is the Head of Partnerships-West at AltSchool. She has worked in diverse contexts to learn, research, and support deeper learning for all students. Katie shares her passion to create experiences that empower all learners. Learn more about Creating Innovation Ecosystems...

Episode #48: Trevor MacKenzie on Diving Deep into Inquiry Mindset
Trevor MacKenzie is a high school teacher, Instructional Coach, speaker, and author of two books, Dive into Inquiry and Inquiry Mindset. He teaches at Oak Bay High School in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Learn more about Inquiry and Trevor's journey...

Episode #46: Jan Zanetis on Global Collaboration
Jan Zanetis is the Managing Director at the Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration and is currently serving on the ISTE Board of Directors as the Board Secretary. In 2015, Jan was awarded the "Making IT Happen" award from ISTE. Learn more about Jan and video conferencing...

Episode #43: Rose Colby on Competency-Based Education
Rose Colby is an author, Competency-Based Learning and Assessment specialist, and serves as a national advisor and contributor to CompetencyWorks.org. Learn more about Rose and her journey to transform education...

Episode #42: Dean Shareski on Embracing a Culture of Joy
Dean Shareski, the Community Manager for Discovery Education Canada, believes in attempts to see results we often forget that joy should not be a means to an end but a worthy and important goal on its own. Learn more about joy and fun through Dean's journey...

Episode #41: Ilene Winokur Alzaid on Mentoring Teachers
Ilene Winokur Alzaid, Ed.D is a mentor, was an Elementary School Principal, English Foundation Program University Director who has lived in Kuwait since 1984. Learn more about Ilene's journey to create effective professional development strategies.

Episode #40: Sara Armstrong on Questions, Fact vs Fiction, & more
Sara Armstrong, Ph.D., an educational consultant, keynote speaker, presenter, and writer shares how to ask good questions, separate facts from fiction, and why social-emotional learning is so important. Check out Sara's stories and journey ...

Episode #39: Ted Fujimoto on Scaling Innovations
Ted Fujimoto, President of Landmark Consulting, designed the replication systems and strategy for financial systems, industry, and over 350 schools including New Tech Network and Big Picture Learning. Learn more about Ted's journey...

Episode #38: Kevin McLaughlin: Keeping the Spark Alive
Kevin McLaughlin, a Senior Lecturer at Bishop Grosseteste University in the UK, taught in Primary Schools for 20 years and as a Deputy Headteacher in England and Spain. Learn about PJs, learning zones, and how to keep the spark alive.

Episode #37: Dr. Adams: Hope, Unity, Education, Democracy
Dr. Darryl Adams' goal for education is to help make this a better world by inspiring everyone to participate in providing equity, equality, and opportunity for all. Learn about his journey and more about his album, "Education Nation."

Episode #36: Joy Kirr on Shift This! To Make Gradual Change
Joy Kirr, a middle school teacher, author, and speaker, is the author of Shift This: How to Implement Gradual Changes for Massive Impact in Your Classroom and shares the strategies she did to transform her classroom. Follow Joy's ongoing journey...

Episode #34: David Truss on Dream * Create * Learn
David Truss is Principal at The Inquiry Hub Secondary, Coquitlam Open Learning and Suwa'lkh in Coquitlam, BC, Canada. Dave's website, Pair-a-Dimes, received numerous awards and has his own podcast show. Dave's new venture is his eBook Twitter Edu.

Episode #33: Travis Lape on Making, Creating, and Innovating
Travis Lape, Innovation Program Director at Harrisburg School District, SD, shares how he facilitated the design of personalized learning strategies. Learn how he built a system that empowers learners to be self-directed. Follow Travis' journey...

Episode #31: Linda Inlay on Awakening Wisdom
Linda Inlay started an independent school in Hawaii in 1986 called Ho`āla which means, "awakening of the self," the name for the transformation of teachers, students, and parents to grow in the Four Rs. Read more about Linda's journey to awakening wisdom...

Episode #30: Naomi Harm on Innovation & Human-Centered Design
Naomi Harm is a Tech Innovation Specialist, ISTE Instructional Coach, and Google Certified Innovator. She is a thought leader, influencer, and Strategic Outreach Manager in Education for Wonder Workshop. Read about Naomi's amazing journey...

Episode #29: Julie Lindsay on Learning with the World
Julie Lindsay, consultant, presenter, workshop leader, Director of Learning Confluence, Founder/CEO of Flat Connections, and author of The Global Educator shares how to participate in global collaborations. Read more about Julie's journeys to learn with the world...
Episode #16: Rich Czyz on Going Rogue
Rich Czyz is Principal of the Thomas Richards School in NJ and Co-Founder of FourOClockFaculty.com Episode #10: Ryan Sheehy on Being The One Episode #9: Alex Corbitt on Framing the Path
Alex Corbitt is a middle school English teacher in The Bronx, New York. His work focuses primarily on socio-emotional learning, gamification, education technology, and literacy. Learn more about Alex's journey...
Ryan Sheehy is principal of Highlands Elementary School in Concord, CA. He is in charge of executing the school's vision, building and collaboratively working with staff and community to design a student focused school.Learn more about Ryan and being the one... and the author of A Rogue Guide To Revolutionizing Professional Learning. Rich shared tips and more on this post... Episode #4: Paula Ford on Collaborative PBL with Kindergarteners
Conversation with Paula Ford, kindergarten teacher in Cupertino, CA, who facilitates collaborative global projects with her kids. Paula shares several projects and an upcoming school-wide project. Read more about Paula's journey...
Episode #3: Shelly Vohra on Her Journey into Inquiry
Shelly Vohra, Ph.D., an Instructional Coach with the Peel District School Board in Ontario, Canada, shares how she helps teachers bring voice and choice into the classroom through inquiry. Read more about Shelly's journey...
Episode #15: Sue Thotz on Digital Citizenship
Sue Thotz is the Los Angeles Education Program Manager for Common Sense Education. She works with districts to create a foundation of digital citizenship that fits with their vision. Read more about digital citizenship, culture, and Sue's journey...

Episode #14: JoAnn Jacobs on Global Collaboration Projects
JoAnn Jacobs is a sixth-grade social studies teacher at Mid-Pacific in Honolulu, Hawaii. Entering her forty- second year, she looks forward to continuing learning with her students and members of her sixth-grade team. Learn more about JoAnn's Global Projects...

Episode #7: Noa Daniel on Building Wings on the Way
Noa Daniel is a consultant, coach, and passionate educator from Ontario, Canada, co-host of #ONedchat, Chief Building Officer of Building Outside the Blocks (BOB) and hosts the Personal Playlist Podcast.Follow Noa's journey...

Episode #6: Shelly Sanchez Terrell on Passionate about Digital Learning
Shelly Sanchez Terrell is an international speaker, the author of three books, and mother of Savvy. Her newest book is Hacking Digital Learning Strategies: 10 Ways to Launch EdTech Missions in Your Classroom. Read about Shelly's journey...

Episode #5: Adam Welcome on Running Because Kids Deserve It
Conversation with Adam Welcome, the Director of Innovation and Technology for Mount Diablo USD, CA, co-author and co-founder of "Kids Deserve It," " shared why he is running and his manifesto because Kids Deserve It...

Andrew Bray is a sound engineer helping plan, organize, and pull together the Rethinking Learning podcast so the conversations are clear and easy listening with music and other sound effects. Questions or if you need any help creating your podcast, contact Andrew at amichaelbray@gmail.com.

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Longtime teacher, bestselling author, and original education Hacker Mark Barnes is taking old school to task and giving you right now solutions for your biggest problems, in brief, no-nonsense episodes of the Hack Learning Podcast.

We've got New York Times Bestselling authors, internationally-renowned presenters, and more innovation than you'll find anywhere else. Subscribe now and change everything tomorrow.

Scroll down for links to show notes for each episode.

Praise for the Podcast

Take those "life hacks" we see advertised on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and other forms of social media and distill them for educators! This podcast is an essential for ANY educator who wants to make their classroom more effective, efficient, and managed. Great ideas! Great connections! . . . take 10 minutes of your drive or your workout for some quick PD and great ideas! -LFosterPES

I love the practical user-ready tips that I've gotten listening to the Hack Learning Podcast. It fires me up and gets me excited to get back into the classroom! -Kellange123

Short, engaging and relevant. Keep it up -Justin Birckbichler

Yet another great Hack Learning product!

Mark Barnes asks the tough questions we face in the world of education and provides thoughtful and balanced ideas that often can be implemented right away (the hacks!). We need more discourse around the big issues we face to improve education for all kids. This podcast is short and full of great conversation. -Whalen76

Simple, Clear and Useful

Mark Barnes delivers practical and thoughtful insights straight up, with no extra fluff and no messing around. He cares deeply about getting education right, and that comes right through in every episode. -GonzJenn

A Must Listen

Mark Barnes pushes you out of your comfort zone and challenges you to question everything you think you know about learning and teaching. -MW4567

Motivational Minutes

This is great podcast for teachers/leaders who want to be inspired and know actionable steps towards making a difference in education. Timely, relevant, succinct. -SandeeTeach

Individual Episodes 88 - Sifting Through Internet Noise with Google Alerts 87 - DraftEDU: With the Number 1 Pick Hack Learning Selects 86 - 3 Simple Ways to Stop Bullying that Don't Require a Longterm Plan 85 - How to Teach Kids to Police Themselves on Social Media 84 - How Jurassic Park Made Hackers Heroic 83 - How Moving Gives Kids a Real-World Learning Experience 82 - How to Improve Reading with the 80/20 Analysis with Gerard Dawson 81 - How to Be the Best Teacher Every Day 80 - Hacking Powerful People: Inspiration from Meryl Streep 79 - Nail Your New Year's Resolution: Published Author Shares Her How to Write a Book Blueprint 78 - How to Eliminate Both Homework and Grades with Starr Sackstein 77 - How to Overcome PBL Paralysis: Sneak Peek Inside Hacking Project Based Learning 76 - Hacking PD: What Do You Want? 75 - How to Tell Kids Their Teacher Has Cancer with Justin Birckbichler 74 - Passion Projects for Adults 73 - Hacking Whole Child Education with a SAAC with Valerie Lewis 72 - Uncut - Hacking Independent Learning with author Connie Hamilton 70 - Hack Learning Uncut - Shift the Mindset and Throw Out Homework 69 - How One Simple Tool Helps Uncover Your Biases 68 - Hack Learning Uncut - How to Do Projects Right 67 - 5 Simple Ways to Integrate Core Values into Everyday Teaching and Learning with Casey Ewy 66 - Hack Learning Uncut - Riffing on Rigor in Education 65 - How to Discuss Politics and Other Sensitive Issues in School 64 - 3 Keys That Unlock the Door to Student Engagement with Hacking Engagement author James Sturtevant 63 - Hacking School Discipline: How to Throw Out Detention and Other Lame Punishments 62 - 3 Hacky Ways to Remember Things with Memory Athlete Brad Zupp 61 - Hacking Teacher Mistakes with My Bad Host Jon Harper 60 - How to Lighten the 20.2-Pound Backpack and Reimagine Traditional Homework 59 - 3 Ways to Turn Failure into Success with Bestselling Author Jessica Lahey 58 - Hacking Master Teachers: 10 Habits of the Greats 57 - 3 Surprisingly Simple Ways to Bring Relevance to Every Lesson with Denis Sheeran 56 - Journey of a First-Year Leader with Naomi Austin 55 - Hacking Positivity: 3 Surefire Ways to Make Stakeholders Smile 54 - Hacking Engagement with author/expert James Sturtevant 53 - Gerald Aungst Shares Ways to Make Kids Love Math 52 - Don't Sniff the Glue: How to De-standardize School With Dawn Casey-Rowe 51 - Don Wettrick Is Hacking Innovation and Taking 20% Time to a New Level 50 - Hacking Streaming Video: Breaking Down the Walls of School 49 - How Kindle Instant Preview Can Rescue Reluctant Readers 48 - 3 Guaranteed Ways to Improve Teaching and Learning Tomorrow 47 - How New School Leaders Create Culture, Empowerment, and Collaboration 46 - How to Use Social Media to Build a Powerful Learning Community 45 - Hacking Homework Again. Your assignment is. . . 44 - How to Unflip the Flipped Classroom 43 - Hack Learning 101: How to Vox Your Way to Success 42 - Hacking the Backchannel: Inspired Learning in the Digital World 41 - Hacking Live Chats with 4 Twitter Gurus 40 - Hack Learning 101: How Self-Evaluation Changes Practice 39 - How to Find Your Avatar 38 - Hacking English Language Learning with Fluency MC 37 - Hack Learning 101: The Power of Periscope 36 - How to Escape School Chaos with a TQZ 35 - 5 Quick Tips for Becoming a Lead Learner 34 - Hack Learning 101 - Breaking Down the Walls 33 - Hacking School Culture - Lead from the Middle 32 - Hack Learning 101 - Genius Hour for Passion Projects 31 - Hacking the End of the School Year - Amazing Learning in May 30 - Hacking Report Cards - Successful Student Self-Grading 29 - Hack Learning 101 - Twitter Hashtags 28 - Hacking the Podcast - Create Yours in Minutes 26 - Teach One Lesson - to the World! 25 - Hacking the Message 24 - Hacking the Shout 23 - Hacking Inquiry Based Learning 22 - Hacking College Admissions 21 - Hacking Assessment 20 - Hacking Classroom Participation 19 - Hacking Classroom Management 18 - Hacking the Worksheet 17 - Hacking Literacy 16 - Hacking Connected Education 15 - Hacking the Test (Part 2) 14 - Hacking Digital Citizenship 13 - The One-Letter Hack 12 - Hacking the Late Policy 11 - Hacking Professional Growth 10 - Hacking Rapport Building 9 - Hacking Leadership 8 - Hacking the Workplace Meeting 7 - Hacking Homework 6 - Hacking the Test 5 - Hacking the Share 4 - Hacking Old School 3 - Hacking the Pineapple 2 - Hacking Mastery Learning 1 - Hacking the Education Podcast Share your opinion in an iTunes review
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Join student and teacher hosts, Don Wettrick and Hunter Stone, as they interview experts in education, innovation and entrepreneurship while discussing how anyone has the power to change the world and live life to the fullest.

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Join student and teacher hosts, Don Wettrick and Hunter Stone, as they interview experts in education, innovation and entrepreneurship while discussing how anyone has the power to change the world and live life to the fullest. New episodes uploaded weekly! Available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play and other popular platforms.