<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/2e/04/63/22522/1400x1400_7378665.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />Welcome to the www.weinspirefutures.com podcasting project. 
Today I had an interesting conversation with friend and colleague Christine Jenkins. Listen as Chris Jay and I chat about a controversial issue involving a nine year old and her blog about cafeteria food in the UK. Can social responsibility matter at such a young age? How can one Twitter message translate in to support from a celebrity?

Welcome to the www.weinspirefutures.com podcasting project. Today I had an interesting conversation with friend and colleague Christine Jenkins. Listen as Chris Jay and I chat about a controversial issue involving a nine year old and her blog about cafeteria food in the UK. Can social responsibility matter at such a young age? How can one Twitter message translate in to support from a celebrity?

<br>Welcome to the www.weinspirefutures.com podcasting project. 
Today I had an interesting conversation with friend and colleague Christine Jenkins. Listen as Chris Jay and I chat about a controversial issue involving a nine year old and her blog about cafeteria food in the UK. Can social responsibility matter at such a young age? How can one Twitter message translate in to support from a celebrity?

Social Responsibility in the Primary Classroom

Welcome to the We Inspire Futures podcasting project. We interview Canadian educators about issues that matter to you—in 10 minutes or less! Visit www.weinspirefutures.com to learn more.

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