How do I leave my work at school so I can rest and recharge without the teacher guilt? How do I efficiently stay on top of all the planning, prep and grading? How do I train my students to [mostly] self-monitor so I can really teach? How can I create a community of focused learners in my classroom? How can I help my students grow into committed readers and writers? And the biggest question of all, can I REALLY streamline and simplify my literacy instruction while helping students make more than expected progress in reading and writing? Welcome to the Teach Joyfully Podcast where we will answer ALL of these questions and so much more! Week after week, your host, Lisa Burns, brings you the language arts strategies, classroom management tips, daily organizational tricks, and inspirational stories that can help YOU become the confident, highly effective teacher you dream of being while still having a personal life. Lisa shares do-able tips and strategies [that actually work in REAL classrooms] that she has used to become an incredibly effective elementary teacher, teacher success coach, workshop provider and your new teacher bestie. Along with sharing her best kept secrets, she interviews industry peers, fabulous teachers in the trenches and other professionals who will share their secrets to ensure you too can simplify AND do great things to help your students make incredible growth. With thousands of downloads [and counting], the Teach Joyfully Movement is growing every day and now it’s YOUR TURN to get inspired, simplify and tackle your biggest teacher goals along the way. What do you say? Are you in? Because we believe that a joyful teacher is a good teacher. Go ahead…Listen in now!

Solo podcast hosted by Kylan Morris.

I'm a fully grown adult with lots of adult responsibilities, who also has some big knowledge gaps. How does the stock market work? What should I know about tax? What's going on in the Middle East? Why is climate change so complicated? But also... How do you mate big animals together? What if they don't like each other?? And HOW do the riders not crash and die ALL THE TIME during the tour de france?? So. Many. Questions! So - why not make a podcast? Each week I'll speak with an expert in an interesting field and get them to tell me all about what they do and how things work. So come along with me and learn some cool stuff!

The Athleticademix Podcast is aimed at giving listeners a full insight into life as a student-athlete in the US College sports system. Robin & David share their experiences and give you the ‘College Knowledge’ you need as an athlete or parent!

What makes a good life? Is it money? Fans or followers? Health? Success? Having a family? Creating a spiritual practice? “We’re All Going To Die, Anyway” is a podcast and video series hosted by cultural expert, speaker, and consultant Jess Weiner. After twenty-five years as a self-made entrepreneur and CEO advising brands on better representing people in their media, marketing, advertising, and workforce, Jess has broadened her work to help others explore what it means to create a Good Life on their own terms. Together with inspiring guests, Jess will joyously delve into conversations about life, death, and everything in between, exploring what it means to live urgently, and asking: “What is the life you’ve always wanted to create that you’ve avoided creating?" As we are being called right now to consider what is essential and necessary in our lives, the world as we know it is changing—and so can we.

Sermons, Bible Studies, Lutheran theology and Lectures from Pastor Brandon Warr of St. Patrick Lutheran Church in Chipley, FL. If you are close to the Chipley or Panama City area, visit our Facebook page for times and services!

Sit and have a coffee with Dr. B while he discusses his practice and the most pressing topics pet owners want to know.

David P. Langford is a world leader in applied systemic thinking for leading and learning. In this podcast series, David shares insights, interviews, and practical applications for creating and sustaining thriving learning organizations. Drawing from over 30 years of consulting and training with education institutions and businesses worldwide, David delves into the best insights about how he and other experts create joy in learning, work, and leading while generating life-long intrinsic motivation.

The Parent Scoop Podcast - bringing research and knowledge to parents, from parents. Hosted by Ameena Ghaffar-Kucher, education professor and mom of two.

The Courageous Scientists Podcast is a short-term passion project by Kate Clancy, anthropology professor, trouble-maker, and host of Period Podcast. Hear interviews with inspiring scientists who stand in their values, serve as role models, and do hard things. Remember that while some of us can do work right now, others of us are having to put it down or change direction for a time, or focus on the care of others. This is all good and important work. Music selection by Janice Collins (Ambient Technology by Alexei Anisimov), and header and icon by Carrie Templeton.

In this both funny and introspective show, improvisor/comedy writer, Kelly Fanson, and comedian/author, Susan Stewart, ask the question, “Is self help helping?” In every episode, Susan and Kelly discuss, debate, and often dis an aspect of the self-improvement movement. Drawing from their own experiences and talking with personal growth experts, they want to know is it all too much, has it gone too far, is it making us even more neurotic? Is this self help or self hell?

Keep up with the Anona United Methodist Church community. Sermons, encouragements, interviews, classes and more. Located in Largo, FL, Anona reaches out to the broader community of Tampa Bay.