I am sharing my experiences with afib, svt, PTSD, stress, anxiety and learning how to live the life I love.

Educator Yarns serves as an informative and insightful discussion about the importance of embedding Aboriginal perspectives in early childhood education and the need for ongoing education and support in alignment with the Early Years Framework 2.0. Jessica Staines, Director of Koori Curriculum is back for season five with new co-host Bec Burch from Bush Kindy Australia. Together the dynamic duo provide practical advice and resources focusing on the intersection of nature play and Aboriginal culture for early childhood educators who are wanting to delve deeper into Aboriginal programs and explore opportunities for rich and meaningful nature play experiences.

Happy Frickin' Friday, Teachers! You've made it through another week in the classroom. Join host Ceri Sandford for interviews with the people who teach in classrooms around the world. This is a podcast that advocates for teacher wellbeing in the most realistic and relatable way possible. Raise your glass of wine (or whatever you like) for cheers at the end of every episode. You've earned it!

En la vida cotidiana, solemos ser dependientes de la opinión externa ¡ALTO! Llegó la Hora de detenernos y pensar ¿Soy feliz estando aquí?

“The Modern Man” is a series focused on discussing the challenges and obstacles men face in today’s society. It is an open forum of discussion where thoughts, strategies and ideas of men living a happy and fulfilled life are explored. The Modern Man aims to create a community of men not only sharing and connecting on a deeper level, but also exploring how to thrive and live a happy and fulfilled life. This is done through intentional conversations strategically aimed at issues that men face in today’s society.

Learning from the Curve - because life doesn’t care who’s at the plate, it will always throw the curve. The good news is you don’t have to strike out. In fact, this could be the most beautiful home run in the history of the game. The Learning from the Curve Podcast was started for the following reasons: 1. To honor my daughter Paige who changed my life in every way possible. She opened my eyes to the pain and suffering around me. She taught me to look into people’s eyes, smile and genuinely ask how they’re doing. She showed me that we should handle everyone with genuine love and care. 2. To remind myself and others that we are not alone in dealing with difficult life circumstances. 3. To inspire friendships and foster healing through the sharing of our personal curveballs.

Whatever life after 50 looks like to you, thinking about money in retirement shouldn’t keep you up at night. We’re all dealing with the big questions about money and aging: How much you can really spend, how to invest your life savings without risking it all in the stock market, and should you sell your home and downsize? Then there’s the biggest unknown: how much health care you’ll need, and whether your savings and insurance is enough to cover the costs. This is personal. These topics may not be easy to talk about with your own family. That’s why nationally known personal finance experts Terry Savage, Richard Eisenberg, and Pam Krueger and are here to open up the dialogue so you can learn how to define your retirement and deal with your money on your own terms. These three friends think, write, and speak about these issues. And now they’re joining forces to give you the benefit of their experience, wisdom and advice in their new podcast, Friends Talk Money. Each week Richard, Pam and Terry will discuss a different piece of the retirement pie. Everything from Social Security and Medicare to investing and cash flow management is on the table, with practical, common-sense advice on how to deal with these and other challenges. But don’t expect cut-and-dried answers. These friends have strong opinions, and aren’t afraid to debate the pros and cons of their friends’ recommendations. But what you will walk away after each episode is a greater awareness of the retirement planning issues you’ll need to address with the help of your family, friends and financial advisor.

Being the Story is a new podcast to inspire new ideas, challenge perceptions, and stimulate conversation on the big issues facing society today. This podcast series, recorded in front of a live audience, features thought-proving talks given by individuals who’ve faced life-changing experiences and who are using their experiences to come up with solutions to create social change. Our Being the Story podcast, live events, training and spokespersons network diversify the voices we hear in the media and beyond introducing new voices and perspectives into mainstream conversation. For more information go to www.beingthestory.org.uk

A podcast from Grounded Teaching, Regenerative Ed explores how thinking about education as a living system can help all of the humans in this system to grow and thrive...from the ground up.

Join the Adventures in CRE Team, Michael Belasco, Spencer Burton, and the series' host Sam Carlson, as they interview some of the brightest minds in real estate financial modeling, careers, and education.

On the first Wednesday of every month at 7pm, Dr Red Ruby Scarlet takes to Facebook to do a live presentation with invited guests which are now available in audio-only format here. The sessions are lively, informative and completely free – Red’s gift to the education and care sector. In each episode Red Ruby explores a topic in depth. Past topics have included Programming and Planning, Rainbow Families, Teacher-Research, Arts and Equity, Documentation, Children’s Rights, and Early Education Policy. Check out upcoming topics on the MultiVerse Facebook page or see below for previous Facebook live streams.

Este programa es creado por un grupo de profesionales de la salud con el fin de acercar a las personas, de manera didáctica y sencilla, a temas sobre salud, dolor y prevención de lesiones osteomusculares.