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This podcast is created to set an open, positive, inspirational, motivating platform to help inspire everyone to be the be version of themselves!

Self-Improvement

This episode focuses on helping one embrace who they are as an individual through the process of quarantine. Helping one reflect on their life and appreciate all the aspect of who they are and their life as a whole. Along with a self challenge at the end of the podcast to help one appreciate every aspect of who they are.  Instagram: @sabrina.gamboa15

Embracing YOUrself

This podcast episode discusses how one can start their journey on finding their self-worth and self-love, along with tips and habits that one can do to start their journey!

Being In Love With YOU

This episode is a Q&A podcast on questions that you guys asked on my Instagram Story about me. For upcoming podcast and or ideas on what I should talk about follow my instagram @sabrina.gamboa15 and DM me! Also follow my guest speaker @tatum.di (she does amazing work with lashes)

Part 1: Who’s Sabee?

What’s stopping YOU?

All Things Sabee

Host Jordan Lloyd Bookey speaks with authors and reading enthusiasts to explore ways to build a stronger culture of reading in our communities. They'll dive into their personal experiences, inspirations, and why their stories and ideas are connecting so well with kids.

Books

"I'm not a person that's like, let's throw out the classics. It's, let's move forward. Let's disrupt the canon. Some of these universal themes, some of these ingredients that we love, how do I remix them into a new stew?” - Dhonielle ClaytonWhat is life without a little magic? Fantasy gives us the space to break free from the confines that reality often brings and the freedom to dream the typically unimaginable. But with all its magic and wonder, the fantasy genre doesn’t always reflect the diversity of its real-life readers' stories. Dhonielle Clayton, a literary mover and shaker, is dedicated to changing that narrative, filling in the gaps to ensure that all kids see a reflection of themselves in these wondrous worlds. 
Dhonielle is an acclaimed author known for her works, including "The Belles" series, "The Conjurverse" series, and "Shattered Midnight." She is also the co-author of several novels, such as "Blackout" and "Tiny Pretty Things." Equal parts creative and determined, Dhonielle is the co-founder and incoming CEO of the influential organization We Need Diverse Books. She is a one-woman powerhouse! 
In this episode, Dhonielle traces the magic in her books back to its roots in African folklore, details the challenge of stepping out from the long shadow of Harry Potter, and outlines her mission to hire her own collective of diverse writers.  *** Connect with Jordan and The Reading Culture @thereadingculturepod and subscribe to our newsletter at thereadingculturepod.com/newsletter.  *** Dhonielle expands on her stories about magic and fantasy on the podcast with her reading challenge, Retelling Heroes and Magic. Dhonielle takes inspiration from her goal to disrupt the world of fantasy storytelling with a wonderful suggested reading list.  Download the list at thereadingculturepod.com/dhonielle-clayton 
*** This episode's Beanstack Featured Librarian is Erin Baker, media specialist at Durham Middle School in Georgia. She tells us her secret sauce for getting the whole school on board with reading initiatives and why it involves some unlikely allies. 
 Contents Chapter 1 - Hot Summers in the Deep South Chapter 2 - The People Could Fly Chapter 3 - Let’s Talk About Harry Potter Chapter 4 - Reality in Fantasy Chapter 5 - Let Them Eat Cake! (Creative) Chapter 6 - Purpose Chapter 7 - Reading Challenge Chapter 8 - Beanstack Featured Librarian 
LinksThe Reading CultureThe Reading Culture Newsletter SignupDhonielle Clayton Website Follow Dhonielle on Instagram The People Could Fly: American Black Folktales by Virginia HamiltonDurham Middle SchoolFollow The Reading Culture on Instagram (for giveaways and bonus content)Beanstack resources to build your community’s reading cultureJordan Lloyd Bookey

Host: Jordan Lloyd Bookey Producers: Jackie Lamport, Sydni Michelle Perry, and Lower Street Media Script Editors: Josia Lamberto-Egan, Jackie Lamport, Jordan Lloyd Bookey

Unstoppable Force, Movable Object: Dhonielle Clayton on Levering Children's Books Into the 21st Century

"That barrier between what is “real” and what is not, when that's more fluid, I think it's that's where the fun of fiction comes in. Especially when you're writing for kids.” - Minh Lê
 Life is full of barriers. Barriers between reality and the imagination, the spiritual and physical world, and perhaps most crucially, the ones we create for ourselves. When a barrier is a boundary, it can be a good thing. But in many cases, the barriers we create are holding us back. Minh Lê’s life was defined by many of these self-imposed barriers until well into his adult life. But slowly, through nudges from friends and family and a lot of self-reflection, Minh began to learn that the only thing in between him and his dream of being a picture book author, was himself. 
Minh is a children's book author best known for "Drawn Together," winner of the 2019 Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature, as well as the Eisner-nominated "Lift" and "The Blur." He also authored the Green Lantern graphic novel series and contributed to numerous short story anthologies. Minh has a full-time day job and is also very active in the kidlit community, especially his work with We Need Diverse Books. He is intentional with his time and dedication and has made a deep impact on children’s literature.  
In this episode, Minh discusses how he overcame his insecurities to achieve his dream of becoming a picture book author. He also recounts the transformative experience of writing the biography of the beloved Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh, and shares an absolutely breathtaking story about their encounter. Minh shares his philosophy on why we should all blur the lines between the real and the imaginary. 
*** Connect with Jordan and The Reading Culture @thereadingculturepod and subscribe to our newsletter at thereadingculturepod.com/newsletter.  
*** Minh expands on his stories about meditation on the podcast with his reading challenge, "Meditative Picture Books." With this curated list, Minh invites young readers and their grown-ups to embrace the present moment fully. Download the list at thereadingculturepod.com/minh-le 
*** This episode's Beanstack Featured Librarian is Erin Baker, media specialist at Durham Middle School in Georgia. She tells us her secret sauce for getting the whole school on board with reading initiatives and why it involves some unlikely allies. 
 Contents 
 Chapter 1 - The Vietnamese Mini Van (2:17) Chapter 2 - As Few Words as Possible (6:38) Chapter 3 - You Haven’t Even Tried (10:44) Chapter 4 - Dreamtigers (12:19) Chapter 5 - Lucid Dreaming (19:34) Chapter 6 - Even Fewer Words (a silent retreat) (22:28) Chapter 7 - Meditative Picture Books (35:19) Chapter 8 - Beanstack Featured Librarian (37:15) Chapter 9 (Bonus) - Baby Minh and Baby Dan (39:17) 
 
LinksThe Reading CultureThe Reading Culture Newsletter SignupMinh LeMinh Lê (@bottomshelfbks) • Instagram photos and videosDreamtigers by Jorge Luis Borges | GoodreadsThich Nhat Hanh | Plum VillageDurham Middle SchoolThe Reading Culture on Instagram (for giveaways and bonus content)Beanstack resources to build your community’s reading cultureJordan Lloyd Bookey

Host: Jordan Lloyd Bookey Producer: Jackie Lamport and Lower Street Media Script Editors: Josia Lamberto-Egan, Jackie Lamport, Jordan Lloyd Bookey

Summon the Tiger: Minh Lê Blurs the Boundaries

"I've found that the books that have resonated with me the most are books where your body is incidental, but it's still something that you can never leave behind.” - Julie Murphy
 Julie Murphy has an unexpected story, one that involves a winding road to her writing career. With equal parts quick wit and matter-of-factness, Julie shares that part of her confidence that she could dare to be a writer came after falling deep into the Twilight series. If Stephanie Meyer, an untrained author, could write an international bestseller about shiny vampires, why couldn’t she write a bestseller too? Okay, possibly not that easy, and of course Julie’s journey to self-assurance and self-love, both for her writing and herself, has been far from just getting caught up in Team Edward vs Team Jacob.  
Navigating the tumult of unstable finances, queerness within Christian religious environments, and body image issues, Julie’s coming-of-age years were full of challenges. Yet, through writing, reading, and self-reflection, she has cultivated a deep love and appreciation for her authentic self and her body. Now, she writes stories that feature characters who undertake similar journeys of self-discovery and who live in and love their bodies. 
Julie Murphy is beloved by kids and adults alike. Her acclaimed novel "Dumplin'" was adapted into a popular Netflix film. Along with the “Dumplin’” series, Julie has written the middle grade “Camp Sylvania” series, the "Faith Herbert Origin Story" series and was widely celebrated for her 2014 debut novel, "Side Effects May Vary." In all of her stories, Julie features plus-sized characters whose bodies are incidental to the story, but that inclusion is central to Julie’s own story and to the die-hard fans of her books (raises hand!).  
In this episode, Julie tells us about the double-edged sword of her self-deprecating humor and how she feels about the response she gets not just from her young readers, but especially from their moms. She also discusses the evolution of body politics. She shares the college class that bored her into oblivion, leading her to discover the Twilight series and sparking the chain reaction that landed her in the literary world. 

 
*** Connect with Jordan and The Reading Culture @thereadingculturepod and subscribe to our newsletter at thereadingculturepod.com/newsletter.  
*** While Julie’s own love story is rom-com worthy (she’ll share in the episode!), for her reading challenge, “Love Hurts”, she wants us to read love stories that also… well…. hurt. 
*** This episode's Beanstack Featured Librarian is Lauren Mobley, a middle school librarian in Atlanta, Georgia. She tells us a funny, heartwarming story about her attempt to curate a special book selection for some new students. 
 Contents 
 Chapter 1 - Texas Needs Churches Too Chapter 2 - Dieting with Mom Chapter 3 - Twilight: A Masterpiece Chapter 4 - Ask The Passengers Chapter 5 - Finding Confidence… and Rejection Chapter 6 - One Step Back, Two Steps Forward Chapter 7 - Julie Murphy Fan Club Chapter 8 - From Cradle to Grave Chapter 9 - Love Hurts Chapter 10 - Beanstack Featured Librarian 
 
LinksThe Reading CultureThe Reading Culture Newsletter SignupJulie Murphy (@andimjulie) • Instagram photos and videosJulie MurphyDumplin' | Official Trailer [HD] | NetflixAsk the Passengers by A.S. King | GoodreadsThe Reading Culture on Instagram (for giveaways and bonus content)Beanstack resources to build your community’s reading cultureJordan Lloyd Bookey

Host: Jordan Lloyd Bookey Producer: Jackie Lamport and Lower Street Media Script Editors: Josia Lamberto-Egan, Jackie Lamport, Jordan Lloyd Bookey

Twilight Zone: Julie Murphy on Self-Doubt and Self-Love

"...the reader's mind is filling in the blanks in between those panels and as a lip reader, that's what I do. I fill in the blanks. I'm trying to piece together what that person says. So, comics really make sense to me.” - Cece Bell
I first came to know Cece Bell through her groundbreaking semi-autobiographical graphic memoir novel, “El Deafo.” It was SO good that I had to read more by her. That's when I found out, through reading aloud with our (then younger) kids, that Cece's work is hilarious. Her zany, expressive storytelling combined with her vibrant illustrations create her unique style which she dubs, “absurdism for children.” During our conversation, Cece explains that it is in fact a style born out of misunderstandings, of her trying to make sense of the world around her while navigating it with deafness.  While Cece is best known for "El Deafo," which received a Newbery honor, most of her books are for a slightly younger set. These include her laugh-out-loud funny "Chick and Brain" series, and her earlier Sock Monkey trilogy. Cece’s journey to pursuing a career as an artist was first dependent on her discovering confidence in her abilities, and also in her disability. Something that she didn’t fully realize until she wrote “El Deafo.”  In this episode, Cece shares insights into her creative process, revealing how her experiences navigating the world with deafness have shaped her storytelling and sense of humor (and draws the connection between her deafness and her love for puns). She also tells us about the gory job that convinced her to pursue a career as an artist. For any budding comic creators, she also reveals the only book you need to read before your write your first graphic novel. *** 
Connect with Jordan and The Reading Culture @thereadingculturepod and subscribe to our newsletter at thereadingculturepod.com/newsletter.  *** For her reading challenge, Sibling Stories, Cece has curated a list of books that highlight the special relationships between siblings, something that has always fascinated her. In case you wondered, Cece has two older siblings. You can find his list and all past reading challenges at thereadingculturepod.com/cece-bell 
 This episode's Beanstack Featured Librarian is Amanda Maslonka, a 26-year veteran in education, and an elementary school librarian at Pasadena ISD in Texas. She tells us a funny and heartwarming story from her days working with first graders. Contents Chapter 1 - Funny Family (2:02) Chapter 2 - No One Makes Fun of the Funny Kid (6:23) Chapter 3 - At The Dentist (13:54) Chapter 4 - Understanding Comics (18:08) Chapter 5 - El Deafo (24:21) Chapter 6 - High Tech Hearing (26:46) Chapter 7 - Absurdism for Children (31:05) Chapter 8 - Animal Albums (37:08) Chapter 9 - Sibling Stories (39:24) Chapter 10 - Beanstack Featured Librarian (41:04) 
 
LinksThe Reading CultureThe Reading Culture Newsletter SignupCece Bell (@cecebellbooks) • Instagram photos and videosCece Bell Animal Albumsscottmccloud.com - Understanding ComicsLittle Nemo ComicsCece Bell on El Deafo at the National Book FestivalCece’s Reading Challenge: Sibling StoriesThe Reading Culture on Instagram (for giveaways and bonus content)Beanstack resources to build your community’s reading cultureJordan Lloyd Bookey

Host: Jordan Lloyd Bookey Producer: Jackie Lamport and Lower Street Media Script Editors: Josia Lamberto-Egan, Jackie Lamport, Jordan Lloyd Bookey

Filling in the Blanks: Cece Bell on the Comedy of the Absurd

"That's really all we are obliged to do for those we call our enemies. We are obliged to see them as humans, and then we behave the way we will. We are obliged not to consider them as less than human because that way, all hell breaks loose. - Gregory Maguire
Gregory Maguire expresses himself with extreme precision. While many of us may grasp for words to communicate a specific emotion or to describe a series of events, Gregory seemingly has words and turns of phrase on command. What a delight it is to listen to Gregory talk about his journey, his writing, and his thoughts on a wide variety of topics.  
Close to Gregory’s heart is the belief that everyone has a backstory, a context—even our enemies. And no matter how difficult the task may seem, he believes it is our duty to understand that story and find it within ourselves to empathize with them—not to excuse them but to simply see them as humans. Gregory has built his career around telling the stories of antiheroes, most notably through the reimaginings of classic fairytales in novels such as "Wicked," "Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister," and "Mirror Mirror." That ability to find empathy and a curiosity to understand even the most seemingly undeserving characters emerges in his other children's and young adult books and is deeply rooted in experiences from Gregory’s early life. 
In this episode, Gregory shares those early life experiences (which can honestly be described as “Dickensian”) and how his relationships with his father and siblings have impacted his writing and life choices. He tells us about his love of the “arresting strangeness” of literary worlds and how this sensation inspired him to become a writer. He also shares why he believes in the children's stories he writes, not always getting a “happily ever after.” 
*** Connect with Jordan and The Reading Culture @thereadingculturepod and subscribe to our newsletter at thereadingculturepod.com/newsletter. 
*** In his reading challenge, Arresting Strangeness (a term coined by J.R.R. Tolkien), Gregory has compiled a list of his favorite books that envelop you completely and force you to look at the world around you anew. You can find his list and all past reading challenges at thereadingculturepod.com/gregory-maguire *** This episode's Beanstack Featured Librarian is Lauren Mobley, a middle school librarian in Atlanta, Georgia. She tells us about a fun reading program she set up in her school inspired by a hit reality TV show. 
 Contents Chapter 1 - Travel of the Mind Chapter 2 - Home, the Orphanage, and back again Chapter 3 - The Children of Green Knowe Chapter 4 - Harriet the Recorder Chapter 5 - Origins of Empathy Chapter 6 - The Absence of a Happily Ever After Chapter 7 - Arresting Strangeness Chapter 8 - Beanstack Featured Librarian 
 
LinksThe Reading CultureThe Reading Culture Newsletter SignupGregory MaguireGregory (@gregorymaguire) • Instagram photos and videosWICKED Official Trailer (2024)by JRR Tolkien - On Fairy-StoriesThe Children of Green Knowe (Green Knowe, #1) by Lucy M. Boston | GoodreadsThe Reading Culture on Instagram (for giveaways and bonus content)Beanstack resources to build your community’s reading culture


Host: Jordan Lloyd Bookey Producer: Jackie Lamport and Lower Street Media Script Editors: Josia Lamberto-Egan, Jackie Lamport, Jordan Lloyd Bookey 


Hero of the Anti-Heroes: Gregory Maguire on the Value of Second Chances

The Reading Culture

Lawson empowers its audience with the knowledge to be successful in the screen printing and digital imaging industry.

David Landesman, co-president of Lawson Screen and Digital Products, defines what a leader is and the responsibilities that come with being a leader. 

Leaders must lead every day, not just some days. No matter what the task, or team, being a leader requires being engaged, having mutual respect, humility, and making sure things happen. 

David reviews 5 characteristics of a leader:
1. Leaders don't get to have bad days. Leaders set the standard for behavior and mood. 
2. Leaders must define teams and goals. Teams are linked together with a common purpose. And Leaders must define who is part of the process and be clear as to the general purpose of the daily goal
3. Expectations. As a leader you are expected to remind your team of the company's mission, values and dealines. Keep your team focused.
4. Leaders ask questions and listen. Successful leaders seek consultation all the time - "consultation on all things".  Speak to all employees, and listen to their perspective. Employees bring insight to the table.
5. Leaders should be on time. It is rude to be late because it implies your time is more valuable than anyone else's. 

Invest the time and development of your staff, leadership means being an enabler of talent and team work.

How to Be a Good Leader Everyday

This podcast discusses the highlights of the Lawson Omega Gas Express Textile dryer, a highly unique screen printing dryer that runs on standard 120 volt plug-in wiring.

The Lawson Omega Gas Express is a compact gas dryer with a  24"  or 36" belt width, and features Lawson's exclusive Arrow Belt Tracking System. This textile conveyor dryer uses a fuzzy logic digital temperature control,  and features a fully insulated heat chamber with a  hinge top for easy access to the inside chamber, and a powered exhaust. 

The key features of The Omega Gas Express Textile Dryer include its price, convenience and the fact that it only needs standard plug-in 120 wiring!. This dryer can be used anywhere, including residential areas, because there are no large power requirements. Lawson's Gas Express only requires 120 volts, which means it can be plugged into a regular outlet, just connect your gas and go!  And it is typically half the price of traditional gas dryers. 

To learn more give us a call at 314-382-9300 or learn more at  Lawsonsp.com (http://www.lawsonsp.com/screen-printing-equipment/textile-equipment/dryers/omega-gas-express)

The Lawson Omega Gas Express Textile Dryer

David Landesman, co-president of Lawson Screen and Digital Products, talks about the many benefits of the Lawson Encore Conveyor Dryer. 

First off, this this screen printing machine is small enough that it only requires two people to pick it up and carry it. It comes with a direct drive DC controlled drive motor on the conveyor system. The Encore unit is fully insulated and saves on energy. The top is removable without disconnecting any wires, and offers system 2 jet air in addition to color-blind infrared panels. The Encore Textile Conveyor Dryer comes with 2 individual temperature zone controls ,adjustable entrance and exit height, adjustable heating elements, and can angle the elements to do 3-D. The conveyor belt is teflon coated and Lawson offers 4 point tracking system. The legs are removable and easy to move. All parts are covered for one year.

To learn more call Lawson at 314-382-9300 or get details from the  Lawsonsp Encore Dryer (http://www.lawsonsp.com/screen-printing-equipment/textile-equipment/dryers/encore-dryer) page

The Lawson Encore Textile Conveyor Dryer

Today's podcast discuss the affordable portables, otherwise known as the Lawson screen printing Flash Units.

Both on the Econo and Super Flash contain locking floor castors, are easy to assemble, and ships via ground UPS or FEDEX.  Both curing machines offer color-blind infrared panels, and adjustable height. The Lawson Super Flash has an adjustable temperature controller, easy swivel handle, adjustable angle control, and easily pivots. Not to mention it comes in a sleek and modern color scheme that would look great in any shop. 

Give us a call at 314-382-9300 or take a look at our  Super Flash (http://www.lawsonsp.com/screen-printing-equipment/textile-equipment/flash-units/manual-a-auto-flash) or  Econo Flash (http://www.lawsonsp.com/screen-printing-equipment/textile-equipment/flash-units/manual-a-auto-flash)

The Lawson Econo and Super Flash Unit

The Digi-Star Dryer, a universal dryer unlike any other t-shirt conveyor dryer. This screen printing machine will cure almost any object. Not only does it offer adjustable heating element control, but also adjustable jet air height control.

 A very powerful dryer that can cure plastisol inks, water-base inks, and combination or hybrid ink systems such as acrylic, latex, or water-base. It can cure conventional solvent ink systems like vinyl, poster, and enamels. The temperature can adjust up to 395 degrees and offers a boom swivel control box. This equipment comes with the Lawson exclusive arrow belt tracking system, so you'll never worry about adjusting the belt! 

To learn more give us a call at 314-382-9300 or view  lawsonsp.com (http://lawsonsp.com)

The Lawson Digi-Star Universal Dryer

Making It Simple

In the Allison Loves Math Podcast, host Allison Dillard invites you along on her journey to learn about how we, as parents and teachers, can best help our children and students to succeed in math and challenges in general. 

In each episode, Allison interviews a math, education or parenting experts ...

Science

Mathematics

How To

Join us as we dive into a captivating podcast interview with Kathy Martin, founder of the Prealgebra Teachers Math Membership. Kathy shares her top takeaways from the highly anticipated Middle School Math Summit, featuring esteemed speakers Deborah Peart, Steve Buch, Kristen Damman, Ellen Levin, Brianne Beebe, and more. Get ready to kick off the school year on a strong note with practical advice and game-changing insights! Learn an in-the-moment technique that alleviates math anxiety, discover a revolutionary approach to grading, and hear expert tips on effectively organizing and preparing teaching materials for a seamless and engaging learning journey.  Tune in to be inspired, challenged, and equipped with actionable techniques that will help you become a more effective and confident middle school math educator. Get your free ticket to Kathy Martin's Middle School Math Summit here: https://middleschoolmathsummit.com/?affiliate=allisondillard Get your free ticket to Allison Dillard’s Crush Math Anxiety Virtual Conference for Educators (plus other free resources) here: https://www.allisonlovesmath.com/

Powerful Strategies for Teaching Middle School Math with Kathy Martin

Dr. Hokehe Effiong is a certified board pediatrician, a TEDx speaker on ADHD, the mom of three awesome kids, an advocate for kids in foster care, and the CEO of Glow Pediatrics, a virtual integrative pediatric practice for students with ADHD. In today's Allison Loves Math Podcast interview, Hokehe shares simple, practical, actionable strategies that educators and parents can use to help students with ADHD thrive in math. Connect with Hokehe:   Linkedin: HokeheEffiongMD Facebook: HokeheEffiong email: effionghokehe@gmail.com  Connect with Allison:  www.allisonlovesmath.com Email: allison@allisonlovesmath.com Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Allison-Dillard/author/B07PV43V59 FB: /AllisonLovesMath IG: @allisonlovesmath TW: @AllisonLuvsMath  

Easy Strategies to Help Math Students with ADHD Thrive with Dr. Hokehe Effiong

A wildly inspiring YouTube creator, Professor Prime passionately shares how to teach your students that math is in everything. He also discusses healthy work boundaries, having empathy for students who struggle with math,  and thinking of students who don’t like math as students who are looking for a reason to love math. A math educator on a mission to build a world that sees math everywhere, Professor Prime has 2000+ YouTube videos on everything from his experience teaching math to math and Epic Games, math and Star Wars, math and Pokemon, and math and art. Teacher Resource!! Professor Prime's playlists Math is Awesome! Here’s Why! (49 videos) and Everything is Super Mathematical!!!! (32 videos) contain quick videos under 1 minute that are perfect to play at the start of your math class. Connect with Allison:  Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Allison-Dillard/author/B07PV43V59 FB: https://www.facebook.com/AllisonLovesMath IG: @allisonlovesmath TW: @AllisonLuvsMath   Connect with Professor Prime:   Website: https://www.mathtimewithprofessorprime.com/   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MathTimeWithProfessorPrime   Email: professorprime8787@gmail.com   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/professorprime8787/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MathTimeWithPr1 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@professorprime8787 

Helping Students to Discover a Reason to Love Math Again with Professor Prime

"The way you learn isn’t the way everyone learns." - Christina Tondevold Today, Allison interviews  Christina Tondevold from the Build Math Minds Virtual Summit, a free virtual summit from February 25th - March 6th with an incredible lineup of speakers including Jennifer-Bay Williams, Peter Liljedahl, Pam Harris, and more! You can grab your free ticket to the summit here: https://virtualmathsummit.com/ Christina gives us a sneak peek at her top takeaways from the following sessions:   Peter Liljedahl: Building Thinking Classrooms   Pam Harris: Division that Doesn't Make Students Cry   Angela Watson: Fewer Things, Better: Making Time for What Matters Most   Rebecca Lorde: Understanding Dyscalculia and the Science of Math   Jen Hunt: Leveraging Brain-Body Connection as Math Intervention for Primary Students   Pam Harris, is a speaker at the summit, was already on the Allison Loves Math Podcast! You can listen to her interview here: https://allisonlovesmath.mykajabi.com/blog/PamHarris Connect with Christina:   FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BuildMathMinds   IG: @buildmathminds   TW: @BuildMathMinds   Connect with Allison:   Website: https://www.allisonlovesmath.com  Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Allison-Dillard/author/B07PV43V59  FB: https://www.facebook.com/AllisonLovesMath   IG: @allisonlovesmath   TW: @AllisonLuvsMath  

Building Math Minds with Christina Tondevold

As a young student and far too long as a young teacher, I actually bought into the myth that math was rote memorizable… I now have a different bent.  - Pam Harris Listen & Subscribe:  Apple | Spotify |  Google Podcast |  Amazon Podcasts  Today, Allison interviews Pam Harris, the author of Building Powerful Numeracy and host of the Math is FigurOutAble Podcast. A former secondary mathematics teacher, Pam is a K-12 mathematics education consultant, a T3 (Teachers Teaching with Technology) National Instructor, and a nationally known speaker.  Pam discusses:  What is means for math to be “FigureOutAble” How algorithms do (and do not) play a role in math classrooms How to deal with pushback from teachers to cling to teaching algorithms first A fun routine for teaching numeracy with ten partners and hundred partners    Connect with Pam:   Website - https://www.mathisfigureoutable.com/      Math is FigureOutAble Podcast -  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/math-is-figure-out-able-with-pam-harris/id1518815325   YouTube -  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8CDrD-XCeQHzekywDKxreg   Instagram - @pamharris_math     Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/457333671628039 Twitter -  @pwharris  Find the Allison Loves Math playlists at https://www.allisonlovesmath.com/blog, including  Playlist for Elementary School Teachers Playlist for High School Teachers and College Professors Playlist for Parents  Get Allison’s Books:  Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Allison-Dillard/e/B07PV43V59 Barnes & Noble:  https://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/%22Allison%20Dillard%22 Scribd:  https://www.scribd.com/author/604645715/Allison-Dillard Walmart: https://www.walmart.com/search?q=allison%20dillard And other online retailers 

Math is FigureOutAble with Pam Harris

Allison Loves Math Podcast

This is the podcast for women in pharmaceutical and medical device industry who want to excel in your career but without the stress and overwhelm so you can do more of what you want..  In each episode, veteran medical device sales professional, Certified Life Coach, and career mentor Michelle A. Bou...

Health & Fitness

Mental Health

Join me today as I talk about how making powerful decisions can change your life.  In this episode I discuss the importance of stepping into the agency you have in life, understanding your reasons why you are making choices in your life - and how to start creating the life you most want today.   Making powerful decisions, including understanding the definition of decision-making and the importance of taking action.  0:02  New ways to simplify decision-making, such as delegating some decisions or letting go of unnecessary choices.  Decision-making, self-doubt, and personal growth.  6:14  The importance of reframing thoughts to gain perspective and find peace. Take control of decision-making process and embrace learning from failures for more opportunities of growth The power of deciding in advance to help you enjoy your life and prime your brain to find evidence for what you believe to be true. Checking in with your reasons why you're making decisions, and be willing to change your mind if necessary.    Click here for full notes and to listen:  https://michellebourquecoaching.com/ep-288-making-powerful-decisions/ 

Ep 288 Making Powerful Decisions

Join me today as I share 3 Steps to Protect Your Peace as we enter into the summer months.  This will be helpful for you if you have changes in your schedules with kids, planning for vacation or just need the figure out how to feel better today.     Prioritizing tasks and setting boundaries to reduce stress.  Stress reduction through prioritizing time and energy, especially during seasonal changes.   Reframe their thoughts on time management and prioritization.  The importance of recognizing and challenging negative self-talk.  Finding peace and control in life through curiosity and self-reflection.  Curiosity with compassion to overcome feeling unsure and overwhelmed.  Bourque encourages women to view failing as learning and moving on, rather than beating themselves up.  Simple exercise: Take 5 minutes to dream about what they want in life, trusting the nudges from their higher self.    Click here for full notes and to listen:  https://michellebourquecoaching.com/ep-287-3-steps-to-protect-your-peace/

Ep 287 3 Steps to Protect Your Peace

Join me today as I talk about the importance of self care for your mental health.  This is an important topic for most women who have ideas like self care is selfish or you don’t have enough time.  Listen today as I share some ways you can begin using self care to improve your mental health.  Mental health and self-care with a personalized coaching package offered.  0:00  Michelle Bourque discusses mental health and self-care, offering personalized coaching packages to help women set boundaries, manage time, and find purpose in their jobs.  Self-care, boundaries, and prioritizing mental health.  4:36  Self-care as a way to care for others in life. The importance of examining thoughts on self-care and how they spend time trying to change others. Using self-acceptance as a way to evolve and reject societal norms that self-care is selfish. Letting others be wrong about you is a powerful self-care strategy, allowing you to decide if it's selfish or not. Contact@michellebourquecoaching.com   Click here for full notes and to listen:  https://michellebourquecoaching.com/ep-286-mental-health-self-care/  

Ep 286 Mental Health and Self Care

Join me today as I talk about some ideas, tools and concepts to help you increase the agency you have in your health.  Knowing you have the agency to control decisions around your mind, body, Spirit empowers you to make the changes you need to live the life you most desire. In This Episode:  Women’s health, mind-body-spirit connection, and taking control of thoughts.  0:00 Practicing self-awareness and challenging limiting beliefs can lead to new insights and improved results in life. Foundations of women’s healthcare Women’s health, fitness, and self-care.  10:08 The importance of self-awareness and agency in women’s health care decisions. Monthly Newsletter Dr. Stephanie Estima Dr. Mary Claire Haver Dr. Vonda Wright Dr. Lisa Mosconi  Click here for full notes: https://michellebourquecoaching.com/ep-285-empowering-women-having-agency-in-your-health/

Ep 285: Empowering Women - Having Agency in Healthcare

Join me today as I talk some of the best ways to help conquer stress, overwhelm and time management in order to feel more in control of your days. In This Episode:  Managing stress and overwhelm through setting boundaries and prioritizing self-care.  0:00  The key to empowerment: recognizing that you are in control of your time and schedule, and setting boundaries to prioritize what matters most in life.  Managing overwhelm by reframing thoughts and prioritizing tasks.  4:38  The power in examining their thoughts and change their narrative to produce different feelings and actions.  Managing emotions and stress through mindfulness and self-awareness.  9:42  The importance of observing feelings rather than identifying with them. Tools to manage stress and energy levels.  Prioritizing tasks and managing time for productivity.  13:35  The importance of prioritizing tasks and setting boundaries to avoid feeling overwhelmed and stressed. Tools to take control and empowering oneself for success.   More on Stress Enhancement: Ali Crum More on Energy Management: Molly Fletcher Connect with me - contact@michellebourquecoaching.com   Click here for full notes: https://michellebourquecoaching.com/ep-284-success-secrets-to-conquer-stress-overwhelm-and-time-management/

Ep 284 Success Secrets To Conquer Stress, Overwhelm and Time Management

It's Your Time

Welcome to The Becoming Podcast, where we talk about modern-day rites of passage, radical transformation, and other times of becoming in women's lives...and how these times can be a catalyst to become more of who you are.  Hosted by women's mentor, coach + doula, Jessie Harrold.

I'm thrilled to bring you this conversation with Sarah Wildeman on the Becoming Podcast this month.  This was such a rich and far-reaching dialogue about all things community-building, which is such an important locus of support – and also struggle – as we traverse times of deep change in our lives. Here's some of what Sarah and I talk about in this episode: > The life-and-death threshold where Sarah learned what it was like to be doing life with people – and where she found the inspiration for a lot of her work now > What it was like living in an intentional community with her family, and how she experienced "the village" firsthand > How "the loss of the village" is not a universal experience, and is actually one that often walks hand-in-hand with the hyper-individualism that comes alongside many cultural privileges > Practical and philosophical wisdom about how to build community, including how asking for help is actually an act of great generosity, how to make your needs known (and identify them in the first place), how to create capacity and room in your life to make community a priority, and how to powerfully invite folks into relationships and gatherings > How hard it is to build community in a season of need in your life > Attachment styles and introversion / extroversion and how they relate to re-villaging > The idea of "tolerating" community and committing to relationship tending even when it's hard, or even when it's not what you'd prefer to be doing I hope you enjoy this interview as much as I did, and that you're able to find some real wisdom and practical support that will help you expand and deepen your community connections.  Enjoy!

The Becoming Podcast | Season 6; Episode 5 | Sarah Wildeman on the radical art of building community + nourishing ecosystems of care

Hello, friend!  I'm really excited to share my conversation with Danielle Cohen with you.  If you're a mother, an entrepreneur, a multi-passionate human, or have ever been on either side of a camera, this episode is a must-listen. First, let me tell you a little bit about Danielle. Danielle Cohen is a visibility coach & professional photographer with a unique talent for helping others step into and offer their greatest work. Spanning two decades, her career includes work as a doula, healer, teacher, business consultant, publisher, art director, mentor, and photographer. Known for her keen insights, potent intuition, truth-telling, and her powerful approach to visibility & visuals, Danielle has photographed famous faces and the emerging stars who are forces for good in our world. Her photographs have been featured in magazines, on book covers, as well as on prominent websites, marketing campaigns, and online courses.   Here's some of what Danielle and I talk about in this episode: > Being a multi-passionate human and entrepreneur.  Honestly, if you've got a bio that reads a bit like Danielle's or if you're a coach / doula / author / wilderness quest guide like me, this conversation is going to make you feel so much less alone, and so well-supported. > How photography helped Danielle heal some of the cultural messaging she received as a young mother > How photography can play an important role in a rite of passage, especially because traversing a rite of passage well usually includes being witnessed in the transformation you're navigating. > How to ritualize photo shoots to allow them to offer the fullest visibility medicine they have the potential to offer > Authenticity and performance in the context of photography and being visible – and how they're not necessarily mutually exclusive > The somatics of visibility and what happened to my body in my latest photoshoot > And then, honestly?  Danielle offers an amazing mini-mastermind for any entrepreneur who's visible in the world, especially through photographs.   This is SUCH a rich and wide-ranging conversation:  there literally is something in this episode for everyone.  I hope you enjoy getting to know Danielle and hearing her wisdom as much as I did!

The Becoming Podcast | Season 6; Episode 4 | Danielle Cohen on photography as a rite of passage and the medicine of being fully seen

Hello, friend!  I'm delighted to share this month's Becoming Podcast episode with you.  In it, I interview artist and fellow wilderness quester Glenda Goodrich.  Glenda is an artist, art doula, SoulCollage® facilitator, writer, and convener of ceremony.  She brings together earth-based rituals, community gatherings, and creative expression in a search for new ways to show love for the Earth.  Here's some of what Glenda and I talk about in this episode: > How creativity can support us during rites of passage and times of transition in our lives > How Glenda embraced her own creativity in midlife after a powerful wilderness Quest experience, and how stepping into creativity can be a rite of passage unto itself > The call that the midlife transition offers us to live more authentically  > Glenda and I each share some powerful wilderness Quest stories, as well as some of the challenges entangled in embarking on the ritual of Quest > What it is to become your own spiritual authority, and how that can be a journey that is both grief-filled and beautiful  > What it means to create authentic, deeply meaningful ritual 

The Becoming Podcast | Season 6; Episode 3 | Glenda Goodrich on authenticity in midlife, creative rites of passage, wilderness questing + becoming your own spiritual authority

I'm really excited to share with you my interview with Megan Sheldon.   Megan and I connected through the magic of Instagram a few years ago, and we've recently enjoyed a couple of conversations sharing lots of professional and personal commonalities. Megan holds a tremendous amount of wisdom around grief work, ritual and ceremony, and I'm delighted to have her on the show.     Here's some of what Megan and I talk about in this episode: > How engaging with ritual called Megan early on in her life, as well as the origin story of the Be Ceremonial app. > Ritual and spirituality:  can you have one without the other?   > Many beautiful stories of rituals and ceremonies Megan has facilitated, including funerals, miscarriage and abortion rituals, rituals during illness, and many inspiring and touching others. > The permission we give ourselves – or don't – to grieve and ritualize seemingly invisible moments and turning points in our lives. > Thinking outside the box when it comes to ritual (and breaking a few rules along the way!). > The tender awkwardness of creating ritual for yourself, your family and your community, even when you're new to the practice yourself 

The Becoming Podcast | Season 6, Episode 2 | Megan Sheldon on ceremony, grief, and honouring seemingly invisible moments of change

I'm delighted to share with you that The Becoming Podcast is back for its 6th season (wow!) and that I've got a full and rich lineup of guests to share with you this year!   The first is my dear friend Annie Bray. There were a lot of different titles I could have given this podcast and "Deep Conversation Between Two Brilliant Midlife Friends About The Complexity of Life" was right up there.   After we finished this interview, Annie and I chuckled that listening in would be a lot like being welcomed as an eavesdropper in the kind of conversation we might be having anyway, over a cup of tea by a roaring fire, if only we lived in the same city. Our conversation – and our whole friendship – just feels so human.  And so if that sounds like a dose of good medicine for you, I invite you to tune in.   Here's some of what Annie and I talk about in this episode: > The paradox that traversing times of radical transformation in your life is deeply dysregulating, but that  being able to regulate your nervous system is necessary to navigating these times with more ease. > How having a "regulated" nervous system has also been weaponized – particularly against women – and can be conflated with being well behaved or put together. > How our modern perspective of the nervous system is reflective of our culture's individualism, and how we've forgotten the importance of co-regulation with other humans, the more-than-human and the numinous. > How to show up anyway even when you aren't "regulated" or don't have capacity.  Annie and I share a tender moment about how I recently asked for her support, and what it means to hold each other through impossible times that, in the world we're living in, don't look to be getting any easier.

The Becoming Podcast | Season 6, Episode 1 | Annie Bray on burnout, caregiving, and finding possibility in impossible times

The Becoming Podcast

Le podcast créé par quatre apprentis juristes de la faculté de Droit d’Aix-en-Provence pour accompagner chaque étudiant dans sa vie universitaire. 

Chaque dimanche, nous vous proposons de nous retrouver pour parler culture, actualité, vie étudiante, ou encore pour découvrir les différents métiers d...

Bonjour à tous et à toutes, et bienvenue dans un nouvel épisode d’Otium, le podcast des étudiants de droit et de sciences politiques.
Si les études de droit sont connues pour être particulièrement vaste et ouvrir de nombreuses portes, choisir son orientation peut s’avérer être un vrai casse-tête. Privatiste ou publiciste, magistrats, juristes en entreprise ou avocats… Le champ des possibles peut être impressionnant.
C’est pour cela que nous nous sommes attachés à vous présenter dans les précédents épisodes les différents métiers du droit, et que nous souhaitons maintenant discuter avec des invités de choix des matières du droit auxquels ils ont dédié une partie ou alors la totalité de leur carrière.
Aujourd’hui, c’est Monsieur Sébastien Touzé, Vice-Président du Comité contre la torture de l'ONU, que nous avons la chance de recevoir pour parler de sa carrière.

#14 - Être Vice-Président du Comité contre la torture de l'ONU - Conversation avec Monsieur Sébastien TOUZÉ

Bonjour à tous et à toutes, et bienvenue dans un nouvel épisode d’Otium, le podcast des étudiants de droit et de sciences politiques.
Si les études de droit sont connues pour être particulièrement vaste et ouvrir de nombreuses portes, choisir son orientation peut s’avérer être un vrai casse-tête. Privatiste ou publiciste, magistrats, juristes en entreprise ou avocats… Le champ des possibles peut être impressionnant.
C’est pour cela que nous nous sommes attachés à vous présenter dans les épisodes précédents les différents métiers du droit, et que nous souhaitons maintenant discuter avec des invités de choix des matières du droit auxquels ils ont dédié une partie ou alors la totalité de leur carrière.
Aujourd’hui, c’est Madame Lorine Dorin, criminologue, que nous avons la chance de recevoir pour parler de sa carrière.

#13 - Être criminologue - Conversation avec Madame Lorine DORIN

Bonjour à tous et à toutes, et bienvenue dans un nouvel épisode d’Otium, le podcast des étudiants de droit et de sciences politiques.
Si les études de droit sont connues pour être particulièrement vaste et ouvrir de nombreuses portes, choisir son orientation peut s’avérer être un vrai casse-tête. Privatiste ou publiciste, magistrats, juristes en entreprise ou avocats… Le champ des possibles peut être impressionnant.
C’est pour cela que nous nous sommes attachés à vous présenter dans les épisodes précédents les différents métiers du droit, et que nous souhaitons maintenant discuter avec des invités de choix des matières du droit auxquels ils ont dédié une partie ou alors la totalité de leur carrière.
Aujourd’hui, c’est Madame Laurine Dorin, criminologue, que nous avons la chance de recevoir pour parler de sa carrière.

Bonjour à tous et à toutes, et bienvenue dans un nouvel épisode d’Otium, le podcast des étudiants de droit et de sciences politiques.
Si les études de droit sont connues pour être particulièrement vaste et ouvrir de nombreuses portes, choisir son orientation peut s’avérer être un vrai casse-tête. Privatiste ou publiciste, magistrats, juristes en entreprise ou avocats… Le champ des possibles peut être impressionnant.
C’est pour cela que nous nous sommes attachés à vous présenter dans les épisodes précédents les différents métiers du droit, et que nous souhaitons maintenant discuter avec des invités de choix des matières du droit auxquels ils ont dédié une partie ou alors la totalité de leur carrière.
Aujourd’hui, c’est Monsieur Jean-Charles Baudouïn, commissaire de police à Grasse, que nous avons la chance de recevoir, pour parler de sa carrière.

#12 - Être commissaire de police - Conversation avec Monsieur Jean-Charles BAUDOUÏN

Bonjour à tous et à toutes, et bienvenue dans un nouvel épisode d’Otium, le podcast des étudiants de droit et de sciences politiques.
Si les études de droit sont connues pour être particulièrement vaste et ouvrir de nombreuses portes, choisir son orientation peut s’avérer être un vrai casse-tête. Privatiste ou publiciste, magistrats, juristes en entreprise ou avocats… Le champ des possibles peut être impressionnant.
C’est pour cela que nous nous sommes attachés à vous présenter dans les épisodes précédents les différents métiers du droit, et que nous souhaitons maintenant discuter avec des invités de choix des matières du droit auxquels ils ont dédiés une partie ou alors la totalité de leur carrière.
Aujourd’hui, c’est Madame Caroline Brandao, responsable du pôle droit international humanitaire de la Croix-Rouge française, que nous avons la chance de recevoir, pour parler de la discipline trop méconnue du droit humanitaire.

#11 - Le droit international humanitaire - Conversation avec Madame Caroline BRANDAO

Otium

The Admin Edge is a podcast for executive assistants and administrative professionals to learn from their peers and advance their careers. Featuring expert guests and timely topics, this podcast delves deep into specific areas of concern for admins today and answers career questions submitted by off...

Unsure of the next step in your career path? Madelyn Mackie shares her tips for deciding where you want to go and how to get there, so you can land your dream job.  Recorded at EA Ignite Fall 2023 and produced by the American Society of Administrative Professionals - ASAP. Learn more and submit a listener question at asaporg.com/podcast.

How to Map Your Dream Career

Do you have generational biases at work? Dr. Carrie Spell-Hansson shares how you can start challenging assumptions and having more meaningful conversations with colleagues across generations.  Recorded at EA Ignite Fall 2023 and produced by the American Society of Administrative Professionals - ASAP. Learn more and submit a listener question at asaporg.com/podcast.

How to Navigate Generational Differences

Adaptability is an essential skill for admins and EAs. Longtime administrative professional Zynetta Canning O’Neill shares how she has navigated organizational change and why EA Ignite motivates her to rise to the challenge.  Recorded at EA Ignite Fall 2023 and produced by the American Society of Administrative Professionals - ASAP. Learn more and submit a listener question at asaporg.com/podcast.

How to Adapt to Change

Do you struggle with work-life balance? Executive and personal assistant Ike Saunders shares how to delineate boundaries and thrive in a role that blends the personal and professional.  Recorded at EA Ignite Fall 2023 and produced by the American Society of Administrative Professionals - ASAP. Learn more and submit a listener question at asaporg.com/podcast.

How to Set Boundaries

Admins and EAs are well-positioned to influence and innovate within their organizations. Intraprenerushup expert Dr. Chithra Anand shares ways you can take initiative and make an impact on your business today.  Recorded at EA Ignite Fall 2023 and produced by the American Society of Administrative Professionals - ASAP. Learn more and submit a listener question at asaporg.com/podcast.

How to Be an Intrapreneur

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Motherhood is a magical journey, but what happens when you're not financially prepared?  From nappies to tuition fees, the costs can be overwhelming! 
Ensuring you've got your financial bases covered is not just about your child's future; it's essential for your own peace of mind.In a recent webinar, we chatted to Laura du Preez, CFP and Editor at Smart About Money and mom of two adults, Thando Schermer, CEO at Zoie Health and new mom, and Ess Mukumbo, personal finance creator, financial columnist, and mom of two, to ask them for practical advice for parents when budgeting for their children and investing in their future.
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Francly Speaking

This weekly podcast will provide English learners with tips, learning strategies and useful suggestions to develop speaking skills through listening.

Language Learning

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Effective communication is the result of listening attentively to be able to speak effectively.

Better listening for better speaking.

Active Listening! (Trailer)

Active Listening!

30 min (ish) podcasts covering key topics from across Sociology.

All done on the first and only take. Hosted by Ben from allsociology. 

instagram.com/allsociology

Episode #19 sees Ben joined by two of his ex-students, Dan and Jess, who are both first year Sociology students at Lancaster University. 

Throughout the episode, Ben talks with Dan and Jess about their experiences of university so far, why they chose to study Sociology, how it differs from A-Level Sociology and what advice they would give to anyone thinking of taking the subject at uni.

This episode is perfect for anyone thinking of taking the next step with Sociology, or indeed for anyone wanting an insight into university life in 2021.

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#19: Studying Sociology at University (with special guests Dan and Jess)

It's the end of 2020, it's been a mad year and we can't go to the pub, so I'm having a couple of beers and recounting what's been going on in the world of allsociology over the last 12 months. So grab yourself a tasty drink and listen along as I tell you what you may have missed, as well as giving a sneak preview of what's happening in 2021.
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Links to stuff mentioned in this episode
Onboards: onboards.co | @onboards.co
Applied Worldwide: appliedworldwide.com | @applied_worldwide | @applysociology 
The Sociology Show: spreaker.com/thesociologyshow | @sociologythe
TheTeacherSociology: youtube.com/theteachersociology | @theteachersociology
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@allsociology | @allsociology | youtube.com/allsociology

#18: End of year beers: A round up of 2020

Episode 17 sees Ben joined by Leanne to explain a whole bunch of key terms you'll come across when studying the sociology of crime & deviance. Amongst many other concepts, they look at: Situational crime, the social construction of crime, the criminal justice system, white collar crime, corporate crime, state crime and green crime. 
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Each term is explained using simple language, easy to understand examples and a few recommendations of things to watch on Netflix alongside. They also talk a lot about sex, drugs and booze; why it's rude to eat all your dinner in China; and Ben reveals he knows a little too much about getting arrested (and not enough about how electricity works).
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Leanne is a Head of Sociology at a school in the East of England. She has 13 years experience in teaching sociology and is an infinitely better teacher than Ben. She also likes biscuits. Go follow her on twitter @coplestonsoc. 
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#17: Key terms in Crime & Deviance

Episode 16 of the take1 podcast breaks with tradition slightly, in that I don't really talk about sociology. Instead, I answer a bunch of questions that you may have if you're going away to university later this year. The questions were submitted by a former student of mine (@SocStudent2020), who himself is off to uni in September.


The questions I answer are:


1. What's the difference between sixth form/college and uni?
2. What's the difference between a lecture and a seminar?
3. Should I be doing any course prep over the summer?
4. What's it like having fewer contact hours, and how do I spend this time?
5. How do i maintain a balance between social and academic life?
6. How are uni exams different to GCSEs and A-Levels?
7. Any advice on essay writing (especially referencing)?
8. What advice do you have about researching essays?
9. Making notes in lectures - how much should you write?
10. What about revision? How's this different to sixth form?
11. Budgeting... Help!
12. Should I get a part-time job?
13. Should I be starting to look at careers in 2nd / 3rd Year?
14. What should I take / not take to uni accommodation?


This podcast was also simultaneously broadcast on twitch, which I've been experimenting with over the last few days. The audio quality is a bit offensive, but I'm working on ironing it out. Go follow me: twitch.tv/allsociology

#16: The allsociology guide to going to uni

Episode 15 takes an in-depth look at rave culture in Britain and its relevance to sociology. Ben from allsociology examines what 'rave' really means, charts how the culture developed (and explains why it's more than a youth subculture) and analyses how an act of law from 1994 changed everything.
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In studying rave from a sociological angle, Ben draws links between the movement and Durkheim's study on Totemism; postmodern ideas about globalisation and the networked society; and attempts to explain the more recent resurgence of rave in 'lockdown Britain' by adopting and adapting Merton's Strain Theory.
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After the podcast introduction the podcast is split into 5 main chapters:
1. Definitions of rave (06:30 - 15:00)
2. The history and development of rave culture (15:01 - 20:00)
3. Raves, the law and the Public Order and Criminal Justice Act (20:01 - 36:50)
4. A rave resurgence? (36:51 - 45:21)
5. Applying Strain Theory to raving in lockdown Britain (45:50 - 51:14)
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You can listen to the soundtrack to accompany this episode by going to bit.ly/allsociologygoesraving or by searching 'allsociology' on spotify.
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Edits and corrections: V1: I know I referred to the Rowland synthesiser as coming out in 1992. I meant to say 1982.
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#15: Rave Culture: an audio documentary

allsociology: take 1

A podcast all about the law of attraction. Learn about how to use it correctly and apply it in your daily life.

In this episode we talk about six different categories for which you could potentially make New Year’s resolutions.




Here’s the app my husband and I created! Selfpause.com/app






I would love to hear from you! If you would like to share your story or breakthrough with the podcast community, or have a personal question to ask me, feel free to reach out at selfpause@gmail.com! (Put Law of Attraction Pod in the subject line to help me find it in my emails!) 

Brainstorming New Years Resolution Ideas

Here’s the app my husband and I created! Selfpause.com/app

In this episode, we explore practical strategies to enhance creativity and innovation, emphasizing the power of intention, belief, curiosity, environment, relaxation, embracing failure, and patience in the creative process.

I would love to hear from you! If you would like to share your story or breakthrough with the podcast community, or have a personal question to ask me, feel free to reach out at selfpause@gmail.com! (Put Law of Attraction Pod in the subject line to help me find it in my emails!)

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