Welcome to TecTalk. The podcast for teachers using iPad in the classroom. This series will cover everything from accessibility to creating rich and dynamic resources for your learners. No matter the skill level, TecTalk is the perfect companion to your authority iPad.

Are you hoping to add sheep to you farm someday? Are you overwhelmed with farm work of all the different animals and feeling burned out? Do you wish there was an easy animal who gave you meat, milk and fiber? Do you live in the hot, dry desert and notice your wool sheep are not thriving and are actually costing you more money? Does the thought of living far away from a veterinarian scare you because you feel you must have knowledge of one to give your sheep a good life? Do you want to learn more about growing your food not only for yourself but your sheep, too?! Hi, I’m Marissa and I am so overjoyed that you’re here! I live in the dry desert of rural New Mexico. I always knew I wanted a farm, since I was a little girl. I grew up with so many different animals and I am so grateful for that. I remember feeling like I had to have it all when I first started! Each animal for a specific reason and I had to become an expert in each of them to feel like I knew what I was doing. 10 years ago when I first got married, my dad and father in law gifted us hair sheep. Those Blackbelly Barbados taught me a lot! I wanted to get into fiber and so got myself some adorable Babydoll Sheep. They were great but when summer came around, I noticed they were eating much more than my hair sheep, drinking more water and really only wanted to be in the shade. It was a clear difference between my two breeds of sheep. I thought my time of having wool sheep was over. After trying almost every farm animal and multiple breeds of sheep, I was just flat out defeated. I was trying to learn it all at once and I had this huge fear or failing. Well my friends, I am here to tell you that I did in deed have failures! Plenty of them! Is this farming/homestead life for me? Through trail and error and this raging desire in my heart to live as frugal as I can, I discovered more and more of the capabilities of sheep breed! Through countless hours late at night reading books and articles about these animals, attending workshops, talking to everyone I can, and through just living with sheep for 10 years straight, I have learned so much. I have learned to lower vet bills, grow what they need, I’ve learned to utilize every part of the animal, I have found the perfect breeds for my climate and I have gained such sweet relationships with these tender animals. Most importantly, they have taught me so much about myself, they’ve lowered my anxiety, and they give me and my family something to look forward to in the early mornings. Fresh Milk! Yum! I’m so grateful to continue to be learning every day. I want to further my knowledge every day that I am alive. I am here to teach you everything I know about shepherding. Inside this podcast you will find natural care, breeds that are perfect for you, how to frugal and sustainable, how to simplify your experience, no need for anything fancy, and we’ll learn from other shepherds and shepherdesses! I want you to enjoy your “chores” and gain a friendship with your sheep, no matter their purpose. Give both your family and sheep a more peaceful and gracious lifestyle. Grab your staff and let’s get hooked on shepherding! Hear Today, Herd Tomorrow. Connect: [email protected] Instagram and TikTok: @desert.shepherdess

The Savings Advocate is a podcast by America Saves, a national nonprofit with the mission of building financial confidence and increasing positive savings behaviors for all Americans, especially the most financially vulnerable. The hosts for this podcast are Amanda Woods, strategic partnership manager at America Saves, and Kia McAllister-Young, director of the organization. This podcast is for anyone working or volunteering in the personal finance space and is truly serious about making a more significant impact through their work, especially when it comes to individuals becoming more financially confident. Our motto is Greater Service, Greater Impact. We hope you adopt this creed as well. Learn more about America Saves at https://americasaves.org/.

A group of anaesthetic registrars from the Peninsula Deanery host a podcast on the basics of anaesthetics for novice trainees, ODPs and medical students.

Justice & Power podcast is hosted by civil rights attorney, activist, author, and executive director of Wayfinder Foundation, Nekima Levy Armstrong. This podcast is a must-listen for anyone seeking to find solutions to tough topics and propel change. Tune in as Nekima has stimulating conversations with scholars, activists, and community leaders that address issues that affect Black and Brown America. Listeners will be left inspired by the collective knowledge shared in each podcast episode and feel motivated to challenge change in their communities and across America. Don't miss out on this sonic journey filled with impacting and inspiring conversations about justice and power. For more information, please visit: https://www.nekimalevyarmstrong.com/

The Shared Power Podcast is about how people can lead collectively in spaces designed to support activism and advance justice and equity. It features frameworks and interviews that demonstrate how relationship-building and trust are critical to building and maintaining effective movements for change. The host, Mia Henry (she/her), is the CEO of Freedom Lifted. Mia has served in many roles that required shared leadership, developing long-lasting relationships with people she has worked alongside. As a co-director, associate director, supervisor, training co-facilitator, board member, consultant, and community organizer, Mia knows first-hand what it means to commit to sharing power as we work for freedom and justice.

Have you ever asked, "How can I live better?", "How can I get better?" or "How can I live the best life possible?" Learn how a new foundational health practice called 'Love health' can transform your daily life to improve your quality of life. Through the lense of 'Love Health', 'love' is defined as "an unconditional practice of internal and external acts of kindness, patience, and forgiveness that improves any living thing's quality of life". Hosted by Rosita Maeks-Anderson.

How much should you spend on rent? What credit card habits are healthy? Which budgeting method is best? Our Two Cents covers these and more as it puts a new twist on personal finance conversations. Each week, hosts Allison Scott, Brooke Howell and Kyle Shelly dive deeper into money topics you want to know but are afraid to ask.  Check out more free financial resources at keysbygmfinancial.com and follow @GMFinancial on Instagram. Information presented through Our Two Cents is not intended to provide investment, tax or legal advice and may include information on products or services not offered by GM Financial. All examples are for illustrative purposes only.

‘Heart of Living’ is a podcast about personal stories and insights on everything I consider to be at the heart of living. Expect this podcast to bring fresh and heartful episodes every week to inspire you in living intentionally, creatively, and mindfully. You will hear me share about everything from happiness, creativity, work, relationships, health and joyful, simple and mindful living.

The American Psychiatric Association Podcast Series: Looking Beyond Unplugged, hosted by Dr. Regina James, Deputy Medical Director and Chief of the Division of Diversity and Health Equity. In both the webinar and podcast we seek to “look beyond” a unidimensional approach in understanding mental health outcomes for diverse communities, and apply a multidisciplinary lens to help us understand these complex issues that impact mental health care and outcomes particularly for marginalized and minoritized communities. The podcast will carry on the conversation from our expert panelists, discussing in more detail, updates and breakdowns of current events in mental health, and explore and tackle on a deeper level the complex factors and determinants that impact mental health outcomes. Let us always remember the words of Mr. Nelson Mandela, what counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived, it is what difference we have made in the lives of others.

A podcast dedicated to discussions around the idea of re-imagining education and building schools that are designed to help students flourish. Discussions will cover adolescent mental health, project-based learning, teacher burnout, colleges of education and more.

Wondering what's possible after attending Illinois Tech? Check out these inspiring conversations with alumni who've created happy, successful careers and are eager to share their stories about how they navigated college and their careers. You'll hear useful tips and advice from a wide-array of people who are living proof that anything truly is possible, especially when you attend Illinois Tech.