We talked about Tom Haymes' 25 Books every Technologist Should Read, which sparked a conversation about education norms, bad design and other topics. Find the list on Tom's Website ideaspaces.net

We talked about our friend Tom Haymes' New Book Discovering Digital Humanity available from atbosh.com

We talked about our friend Tom Haymes' New Book Discovering Digital Humanity available from atbosh.com

Pat Wagner, a trainer and facilitator of the first order, joins the show again to talk about influences, self-examination and stealth idiocy.

We talked web design, since Paul and Jill just redid their websites and Maurice just launched his own. (colemanassociates.net) Great tips about why have one, what do you want it to do for you, and if you don't have an online presence, have pictures of yourself doing your thing.

We talked about PLA, Specilization v generalization, hair(or the lack thereof) and how to bring non-white people into the library profession.

Pat Wagner, Trainer and Facilitator Extrodinare, joined the show to talk about a career in improving lives and making people braver one place at a time.

Are education and learning the same thing? Siblings? Cousins? Neighbors? Share the same zip code? Should students check boxes or learn how to problem-solve. If they should learn to problem-solve, how do we teach it? How do you convince a student to take a class that will help them 10 years down the road?

Casey Davis of ASU joined us to talk about his book Digital Civics and Citizenship. Fun discussion.

We talked about our host's college journey, which ended after 36 years, and how that impacted training, teaching and learning.