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Send us a text In this episode of Off the Gravel Road, Robb sits down with longtime friend and colleague Kurt Hudson, Co-President of L.C. Anderson, a Boston-based mechanical contractor that’s been keeping New England comfortable since 1943. Together, they trace the company’s remarkable continuity — from its 1995 sale to Kurt’s father, Warren Hudson, to its 2025 partnership with FirstCall Mechanical — and explore what it means to carry a family business forward while adapting to change. Kurt ...

Send us a text When troubleshooting, leadership, and life all come down to one thing — asking better questions. In this episode of Off the Gravel Road, Robb Ellis sits down with Jeff Groth, President of Ambient Temperature Corporation, to talk about the mindset shift from judger to learner — inspired by Marilee Adams’ book Change Your Questions, Change Your Life. Jeff shares lessons from his journey with Trane, his new role leading a long-time FIA customer, and how private equity, sustainabil...

Learn all about Benjamin Franklin's early life. What was he like as a child? How did it impact him as an adult? Find out now!

In this episode, we dismantle the mythology of overrated concepts in admissions counseling such as “demonstrated interest.” We show why most of what students and families are told when it comes to applying to top colleges barely moves the needle and can even hurt a student’s candidacy by diverting attention from higher-priority concerns. We share a simple two-factor analysis for evaluating admissions guidance—particularly for students targeting highly selective institutions—and reveal s...

On this episode of Anchored, Jeremy is joined by Laura Berquist, founder of Mother of Divine Grace. Laura shares her journey from receiving a non-orthodox Catholic education to attending Thomas Aquinas College and establishing a Catholic classical homeschooling program. She discusses the importance of a strong Catholic education, the philosophy behind classical education, and the impact that MODG has had on families. She also addresses the challenges of navigating college decisions for homesc...

🌟 In this episode of "Q&A with Melissa Rohan," we dive into some of the most common parenting questions, all through the lens of Montessori principles. 🎙️ Topics we cover in this video: 1️⃣ Screen-free activity ideas for an older sibling 2️⃣ Encouraging independent play in young toddlers 3️⃣ Using a toddler tower during meal prep 4️⃣ Montessori perspectives on play kitchens 5️⃣ Addressing safety concerns about the Pikler triangle 6️⃣ Tips for fostering independence in a 5-year-old

In this S5E8 Schoolutions Teaching Strategies conversation, join me with literacy consultant Patty McGee as she reveals how 10-minute daily grammar studies can revolutionize student engagement and writing power. Transform grammar instruction from worksheet dread to engaged discovery! 📚 GET THE BOOK: Not Your Granny's Grammar by Patty McGee & Tim Donohue In this episode, discover: • Why traditional grammar worksheets fail and what actually works for student success • The revolutionary

Send us a text Amber Ivey (aka AI) shares standout moments from AI for Kids, conversations that made her stop and think about how kids, parents, and teachers are learning to live with AI. From creativity and coding to curiosity and critical thinking, these clips remind us that understanding AI starts with asking good questions and keeping an open mind. If you heard something today that made you think or smile, share this episode with a friend, teacher, or family member. Parents can sign...

On September 11, 2001, Brian Branco was working on the 78th floor of the South Tower of the World Trade Center when the unthinkable happened. This is his firsthand account of survival, faith, and resilience inside the impact zone of Tower Two. His story is a powerful reminder of courage in the face of unimaginable tragedy and a testimony that continues to inspire generations. Watch as Brian shares what he saw, how he survived, and the lessons he carries forward from that day.Are you an educator? Go

Today’s devotional reflects on the sting of a bee, a small but powerful reminder of God’s design. In Arts and Crafts, we made Gold Glitter Honey Bee Slime—a surefire way to spark curiosity while introducing science through polymers. Curriculum Corner offers ideas for weaving holiday themes into learning, and we address a heartfelt question from parents navigating homeschooling with unsupportive in-laws. Finally, we speak with Terrie Brown about her book Up, Down, and All AroundEvery child’s first

This is a treat! Today, I am joined by my former colleague, Terri Lilga. Terri is a retired teacher, who is now writing books for children. We worked together in Buffalo, NY for a few years.In this episode, Terri shares her books with us. She explains how she came up with the ideas for her books - and how she gets ideas in general. She has really great stories about how she thinks up ideas! They are great to share with young readers.Please check out Terri's work:

If you have a question or a topic you would like us to cover, click here to contact us. In this episode, the hosts discuss the importance of reading for children with James from the Rebel Reading Society. They explore the challenges children face in developing a reading habit, the impact of reading on academic success, and practical strategies for parents to encourage reading at home. James shares insights on how the Rebel Reading Society promotes reading through engaging activities, book giv...

“Understanding PDA: Supporting Your Child to Thrive in Any Learning Environment”Do you have a child who struggles with small requests, sudden meltdowns, or school refusal? They might have a PDA profile — and it’s not defiance, it’s anxiety in action.In this episode, we cover: ✅ What PDA really is and how it affects behaviour ✅ How school expectations can feel overwhelming for PDA kids ✅ Practical strategies for home, school, and hybrid learning ✅ Ways to create emotional safety, build trust, and

Content Warning: This episode mentions domestic and sexual abuse, possession of weapons, and mental health difficulties in relation to behaviour that may lead to school exclusion. Children as young as 10 can be held responsible for crimes – but they also have special rights under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. In this episode, Alma-Constance and Lucinda talk to Florence Cole, an education solicitor at Harrow Law Centre, about the laws around children’s education, why exclusions...

We are excited to share a recent episode of the Kids Listen podcast Big Emotions: Kids Listen Mashups About Feelings featuring Unspookable and our friends at At Your Level and Koala Shine and hosted by the amazing Molly Bloom (Brains On! & Smash Boom Best)! Give it a listen and if you want to hear more, there are loads more episodes here. --- Embarrassment & Pride (Part 1) 😳🏆 Welcome back to Big Emotions! This week we’re hiding behind the sofa, and then jumping in front of the camera

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Welcome to SuperTalk with Superintendent Glover! September 15th - October 15th, 2025, was Hispanic Heritage Month, and there is no better time than now to introduce the Hillside Public Schools community to Dr. Gretel Perez, our new Director of Curriculum and Instruction! Superintendent Glover and Dr. Perez discuss her upbringing, leadership, creativity, and what she looks to bring to the Hillside Public Schools District! Thank you for listening to Super Talk with Superintendent Glover, stay t...

Welcome to the Buzzfusion Hub Educational Series Podcast — where innovation meets education! In this episode, “The Invisible Architecture: Your A+ Roadmap for Crafting Powerful Reports,” we uncover the secrets behind writing academic reports that truly stand out. Whether you’re a student, educator, or lifelong learner, this guide walks you through the structure, tone, and techniques that make an A+ report not just informative — but unforgettable.Learn how to plan, research, and write with clarity,

Join Jill and Liz as they answer the questions “How do landfills work?” and “How many teeth do whales have?” We also have a fact about Pokémon and a great book recommendation you are sure to love! To submit your own question, go to KDL.org/Stump. We can’t wait to hear from you!   Regarding