Today we discuss the PBC podcast playlist on CREATIVITY. The curator of this playlist and my guest on the episode is Erik Jones, creator of the Hurt Your Brain website & newsletter. 

* Brené Brown TED Talks:

* Listening to Shame

* The Power of Vulnerability

* Elizabeth Gilbert TED Talks:

* Your Elusive Creative Genius

* Success, Failure and the Drive to Keep Creating

* Sir Ken Robinson TED Talks:

* Do Schools Kill Creativity?

* Bring on the Learning Revolution

* How to Escape Education’s Death Valley

* Emilie Wapnick’s Ted Talk on Multipotentialites:

* Why Some of Us Don’t Have One True Calling

* Erik’s podcast picks:

* Hard Core History: Genghis Khan (now archived and behind a paywall)

* 99% Invisible: Inflatable Men

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* Next up (July 2017) theme and podcast playlist: Climate Change

* If you have comments or reflections on the June 2017 theme of creativity, send an email or voice memo to [email protected] by June 25th.

This month's discussion is with Shannon Martin, podcast fangirl and Director of Communications for Podbean. Shannon is also the fearless leader of the Podcast Brunch Club chapter in Shanghai and this month the Shanghai chapter curated the podcast listening list on Migration & Immigration.

After our discussion, I asked Shannon to recommend her favorite podcast and a good episode to start with. She highlighted the Karen & Ellen Letters podcast and recommended starting from the first episode (since it's a serial).

This month, Adela sits down with Sara DaSilva, founder of Audible Feast, to discuss the PBC listening list on gangs. The Podcast Brunch Club picks are intended to educate us about the reasons people join gangs, their motivation for staying in them, and how they can impact a community. Due to a code of secrecy within a gang and the threat of violence if that trust is broken, stories of life on the inside can be scarce, and even unbelievable at times. Gangs are unlikely to disappear anytime soon, given the connection to and prevalence of drugs and class disparity, so let’s learn a little about why they continue to exist and draw more members into the fold.

There are lots of ways to participate in Podcast Brunch Club:

* Join/start an in-person chapter where you live

* Sign up for the newsletter to get the podcast playlist emailed to you every month

* Participate online

Welcome to the Podcast Brunch Club podcast! It's very meta. In this introductory episode, I’ll go over what Podcast Brunch Club is and what I envision for the PBC podcast.

PBC is like book club, but for podcasts. We’re a global community of avid podcast listeners with in-person chapters all over the world. Every month we send out a curated list of 3-5 podcast episodes that center around a chosen theme. We all listen on our own time and meet up in person to discuss (like book club!). The podcast will be bringing part of that discussion directly to your earbuds.

There are lots of ways to get involved with PBC:

* Join or start an in-person PBC chapter where you live

* Sign up for the newsletter

* Participate online by joining our Facebook Group and following us on Twitter

Happy listening!