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In this episode of the Physed Q&A Show, Ben shares and interview he did on the Pizza and PE podcast, we he chat all things Physical Education—from practical classroom strategies to big-picture thinking. He shares insights on the origin of The PE Specialist along conversations on navigating work/life balance. Whether you're a new or seasoned PE teacher, this episode is packed with ideas you can take straight to the gym floor!Hope you enjoy! For full show notes and links

Kip Ioane just finished his first season as the leader of the South Salem boy's basketball program. We talk through his time at Willamette University and how he is creating a new culture at South Salem. We also discuss our run together at Willamette Pro Hoop camp and learning from legendary coach Gordie James. 00:25 Making the transition from college to high school basketball 05:55 Exectations of student athletes at the high school level vs college level 09:38 The current state of AAU, training

In Episode 201, I share two exciting summer learning opportunities for fellow Recovering Traditionalists as we prepare to pause the podcast until August. First, enroll in The Flexibility Formula online courses (K-2 or 3-5) to transform how you build math fluency with your students. BuildMathMinds.com/courses  Second, join our free summer book study on "Mathematics Tasks for the Thinking Classroom Grades K-5" by Peter Liljedahl and Maegan Giroux, starting July 14th. Register now at

Thanks for Listening! See you next Spring!

WBDG and Ben Davis alum Dave Calabro called in to discuss his time at WBDG and what he's doing since retiring from his Sports Director position at WTHR. He's now in his 40th year as the Chief Announcer of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Public Address crew.

1. Julia Flemming lendo “Entre escolhas e desejos”, de sua autoria. 2. Paulo Arthur lendo “Mercado de trabalho”, de sua autoria. 3. Gabriela Moreira lendo “É assim que acaba”, de Colleen Hoover. 4. Samuel Ribeiro lendo “Todo mundo chega a um ponto”, de David Goggins. 5. Jorge Andrew lendo “Já ouvi silêncios sábios”, de Gabriel Castro. 6. João Victor lendo “Quem é responsável pelas tarefas domésticas?”, de sua autoria. 7. Ana Beatriz Marques lendo “Pinóquio”, de sua autoria. 8. Gabriel Angelo lendo

Alumnus of the WBDG Program, Tri-West High School and Area 31, and current IU Indianapolis student, Samuel Pearman, discusses what he's up to now in college and his growth as a person and a student.

Department Chair of the Area 31 Career Center, Ms. Judith Lowery, and Mr. Adam Pearish, Career Coach at Area 31, discuss many great things coming up with the Career Center!

The Horticulture Class discusses their program here at Ben Davis as well as their upcoming plant sale.

The editors from the Ben Davis Keyhole dropped by to discuss the plans for their upcoming yearbook as they continue to move towards 2025/26.

Mr. Dana Webb called in to help us kick off the WBDG 59 Marathon. Mr. Webb served as one of the first WBDG General Managers, and he is on the Ben Davis Wall of Fame as an Alumnus. He was on the first WBDG radio staff in 1965/66 as a student.

Mr. Justin Allison, the Chair of the Ben Davis High School Art Department, stopped in to discuss the Arts Alive Festival coming to Ben Davis on Saturday, May 3, from 10 am to 4 pm.