Outside The Classroom

It’s fitting this is my 10th episode as Stephen Hurley and I met about 10 years ago and an amazing event called UnPlugd. I was so taken with Stephen and his story at the time that I wrote a blog post about him. He has since gone on to create Voiced Radio which is quite a thing in itself.

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Shana White sits down to share her story of how she fell into powerlifting, the community and developing her competitive spirit.

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I had no idea gold panning was a thing. So it was with great intrigue that I connected with Chris Kuchmak to have him share his journey and passion with gold panning. There’s a rich history that most would be familiar with but learning more about how folks are engaging with it today was fascinating.

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One of the reasons I do this podcast is an excuse to reunite with friends and share a laugh. Amber and Kristina and I certainly accomplish this. At the same time, these two provide a lot more context to a topic I’m just beginning to understand. Enneagrams are not a new thing but one that seems to be gaining a bit more traction. This conversation will get you started I think and if you’re already into it, I know you’ll enjoy it even more.

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Tim Wilson is one of the godfathers of educational podcasting. He was doing this 15 years ago. I’ve known Tim for this long and yet it’s not until recently that he has become a competitive archer. I find it fascinating when people take up new passions later on in life and it certainly is a wonderful example of the somewhat tired phrase of “lifelong learner” Tim shares some really great perspectives on goal setting around this new passion and along with his new coaching lens provides implications for everyone.

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She’s kinda the reason for this podcast. When I think about people with fascinating interests or interests and passions I don’t completely understand, I think of Rafranz Davis. I’ve known her for years but her recent foray into all things BTS captured my curiosity. I’m grateful to have Rafranz tell us about why and how BTS has impacted her life.

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Andrew Mead is nailing the Dad thing. He has built a pretty amazing backyard curling rink for his family. In this episode, you’ll learn a little bit about curling and what it takes to build and maintain a backyard curling rink.

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My dear friend Porter and her husband Bill “have been living in a van down by the river.” Okay, bad joke but they have been living out of a trailer and now motorhome for several years. I had the pleasure of working with Porter during my time at Discovery Education and she has become not only a great friend but her and Bill’s lifestyle has always fascinated me. I’ve known much of what she shares here but had never captured their full story. Here you go.

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I caught up with Craig Badura to chat about how he got into cooking and sharing it on Instagram. While we both share a love for golf and education, I’ve been watching him explore this aspect of his life outside education.

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So excited that this is the premiere episode. Andi Arnold aka Smack Skellington talks about her journey into roller derby, the power of community and diversity. What a joy to spend time with this wonderful teacher from Idaho.

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