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WE Talk
By Nita June DavanzoEducation
WE Talk episodes
- Jason Pogacnik - Big Picture Thinking at NATO and BeyondOn this episode:- Navigating diverse communities in Baghdad- Consensus work on an international level at NATO- Big picture thinking- The creative, photographic process- Love of nature- Life in balance: work, travel, and creativity33 min
- Melanie Reiser - The Philosophy and Truth of Waldorf EducationOn this episode:- insights into the philosophy behind Waldorf education- how to recognize a Waldorf student and a Waldorf teacher- the differences between Waldorf education, Montessori and public education- why Waldorf education is more relevant today than it was 100 years ago23 min
- Ann Kathryn Orsinger-Olson - Driven to Learn, Driven to ThriveOn this episode:- Reflections on education--from public school to Waldorf School- From Waldorf alum to Waldorf parent- Beauty, truth, and goodness in and outside of the Waldorf School classroom- Waldorf School students=renaissance individuals- Insights into Waldorf students’ academic strengths- Lifelong learning and living a balanced life31 min
- Jordan Jacobsen - Inspired to Take Positive ActionOn this episode:- the benefits and results of “slow learning” in a fast-paced world- watching one’s children thrive in one’s own Waldorf School alma mater- how a Waldorf education inspires the desire to do good and be of service in the world- how a Waldorf education supports the building of strong and healthy relationships and the development of compassion and empathy- how Waldorf students see opportunity, connect with others, then take action24 min
- Jordan Jacobsen--Inspired to Take Positive ActionOn this episode:- the benefits and results of “slow learning” in a fast-paced world- watching one’s children thrive in one’s own Waldorf School alma mater- how a Waldorf education inspires the desire to do good and be of service in the world- how a Waldorf education supports the building of strong and healthy relationships and the development of compassion and empathy- how Waldorf students see opportunity, connect with others, then take action24 min
About WE Talk
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WE Talk is a podcast that explores the role of Waldorf Education in helping children, parents, and families thrive in an ever-changing world. WE Talk is brought to you by Shining Mountain Waldorf School and hosted by Nita June.
ABOUT THE HOST
Nita June is a Waldorf School graduate, attending SMWS from K-12.
After studying Theater and English at Barnard College, Nita worked as actor, director, violinist, and teacher in London, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boulder and Santa Barbara. She holds an MFA in Contemporary Performance from Naropa University and is the Creative Director and Founder of DogStar Theater Company. When not directing, Nita works with both young adults and adults as a counselor and life coach. As host of WE Talk, Nita brings her skills and experience with performance together with her passion for supporting others to find their purpose in the world.
Introduction music for all episodes was created by SoundDotCom.com.