At Educate Don't Hate, our podcast strives to foster education and awareness around important issues of the day - economic, social, political and more. Our podcast aims to challenge the status quo and encourages listeners to embrace understanding over judgment.

Educate Us! is a new podcast series about women’s and girls’ education in humanitarian crises, from the Inter-agency Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE). Episodes center on the unique challenges and opportunities women and girls experience while living and learning in humanitarian contexts. This series is a broad and intimate invitation for listeners to hear the stories behind the statistics, from the women and girls who live them. This podcast is supported by Global Affairs Canada.

Creative thought leader & cashflow expert Andrew Windham tells all on disrupting the college & career planning conversation. Focusing on empowering learners and families, he shares how to inspire and equip students to become critical thinking entrepreneurial leaders. Listen weekly as he shares how to intentionally use culture, capability and cashflow to create Educated Freedom today!

Welcome to Educatered: A Podcast That’s Catered to Educators. At Getting Smart, food, education, and innovation are at the heart of our recipe. This podcast mixes it all together to get to know teachers that are doing the work and making a difference. We start with the appetizer: what makes these educators unique. Then to the main course, stories and experiences that have helped to shape their practice. Finally, dessert, some tips for what you can do next — creating a future of learning that works for everyone. Let’s dig in.

Welcome to the Love In A Big World EducateU podcast series! This is a podcast that empowers educators and students to make a positive difference in the world through social-emotional learning. In this series, you will meet educators and entrepreneurs that share valuable perspectives on ways to enhance your teaching strategies.

Educating [Geeks] is a female owned media network offering geeky content in form of podcasts, columns and event coverage. The group started with just 4 regular geek hosts and released their first Educating [Geeks] podcast in March of 2012. The company was founded in 2012 by Alice Baker and Megan Calcote.

Educating Jeremy is a movie podcast hosted by Jeremy from Podcasts We Listen To and Deana Marie from TwistedPhilly. Deana Marie (forces) asks Jeremy to watch movies he's never seen but she loves. They discuss what they liked about the films, what he didn't like and occasionally there's a throat punch reference somewhere in between. Jeremy and Deana Marie discuss all genres of movies - horror, science fiction, action, etc. If you love movies and hosts who have fun smack talking each other, then you'll love Educating Jeremy!

A bi-weekly podcast hosted by Lisa Petrides, CEO and Founder of the Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education (ISKME), “Educating to Be Human” explores what it means to be human in today’s evolving cultural and societal landscape. In each episode, Lisa speaks with people whose work addresses the challenges and possibilities of how we might educate and inspire transformative change in modern society, which reaches beyond the traditional classroom. In Season 2, we examine who controls access to knowledge, how learning is accelerated through embodied experiences, and how education is essential for resilience and connection in an evolving world. Think if Big Ideas Fest were a podcast, Educating to Be Human is born from the desire to keep the conversations going and making the knowledge we have gained and stories we've heard accessible to all. By bringing these unique voices into the podcast world, we are furthering ISKME’s commitment to make learning and knowledge-sharing participatory, equitable, and open. Educating to be Human is hosted by Lisa Petrides, produced by Helene Theros, recorded by Nathan Sherman, and edited by Ty Mayer. Season 2 music is created by Orestis Koletsos.

People are faced with education questions all throughout life. Students are asked frequently “what do you want to be when you grow up?” Professionals are weighing whether continued education or certifications are worth the investment. Parents are constantly contemplating how best to guide their kids through school and what school system is best for each child. Some people just want to learn for fun. What better way to learn than from someone who has already been through what you are planning on going through? The goal of this show is to connect listeners with real life examples to help them make informed decisions with their educational goals. This show may focus more on education route options in some instances and more on application in others. But, generally, the episodes will involve interviewing people to discuss their specific education background and how they’ve applied it.

Education Bookcast is a podcast covering one education-related book or article per episode. Support: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/edubookcast.