In this week's SUPERFREQ™ episode we continue the series of listening in on group sessions.This time, I'm sharing a Q&A I often hold at the end of classes.They're a great bonus to joining the group calls - as we get to have a chat/unpack anything that came up for you during the call.What to expect:⚡️ A peak inside a group session⚡️ Answers to questions you've probably had too!⚡️ Motivation to join a group sessionSELF MASTERY | FREQUENCIES | ENERGETICSA high vibe podcast ya’ll exploring all

Is the online job market leaving some behind? We chat with Stefano De Marco (University of Salamanca, Spain) about the growing importance of digital skills and how unequal access can disadvantage certain groups.

Recently, Nike got in some hot water after debuting a very revealing women's uniform for Team USA's track and field competitors. We chat about the internet firestorm that ensued, the company's response, and why it is (and has been) an issue.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we invited the Centre Manager for the SHICHIDA Australia Parramatta campus, Shabnam Hashemi, to talk about her experience raising 3 young boys.Join us as we chat to Shabby about how to view your children in a healthy and constructive manner, so that they can grow up with confidence.00:00 Raising three boys04:35 Children are the future06:55 Don't compare07:45 Don't just focus on the negative09:20 Don't see their current form as their complete form11:00 Don't focus solely on aca...

In this episode of 'Educate to Self Regulate', Shyam and Rory share their musings on the current debate on the Science of Learning (SoL). In this fireside chat, the duo explore the multifaceted nature of the SoL, discussing not only cognitive strategies, but motivational and metacogntive aspects too. Together, Shy and Rory consider that it may be restrictive to view the Science of Learning through a narrow lens, while sharing ideas about how educators can adopt a holistic view of this field t...

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit danielpinchbeck.substack.comWhat follows is the first in a series of video responses to questions from subscribers on any aspect of my work and thought, or even other related ideas. Please join our community and share your thoughts and questions in the comments.Hey, everyone!First of all, thank you for so many amazing questions in the chat. Over the next days, I'll try to get through some of them. Also, I think it would be really

On this week's episode of The Follow Up (ep. 197...not 198 as they said during the show), 9-year-old Eden tells her dad Noah all about the new hydroponic lab in her school. Do your kids have experience with this? Any other cool things happening in science? Please let us know in the comments on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/428res6Follow on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5lLhjVrjRqlOKXgqeceHKEYou can watch new episodes every Monday on YouTube:

Chat GPT is quickly becoming the stimulus package for anyone trying to look more professional in the world of written word. But is AI helping us save time and write better, or is it producing lower quality products? Join Brail as we jump into the topic of AI used in public writing.Intersection Resources: link to the source material):https://english.elpais.com/science-tech/2024-04-25/excessive-use-of-words-like-commendable-and-meticulous-suggest-chatgpt-has-been-used-in-thousands-of-scientific...

Navigating Climate Uncertainty in Agriculture for 2024 In this second episode of the 'Better Frost Decisions Podcast' for 2024, hosted by Paige Cross of Mallee Sustainable Farming, the focus is on demystifying climate drivers and their implications for agricultural planning and decision-making. Joined by Peter Hayman, Principal Scientist at the South Australian Research and Development Institute, the discussion centres on the challenges of forecasting climate conditions, particularly in autumn, and

This episode is for you if you want clarity on referral and assessment in children's social care. This in an overview of the process and not a replacement for your organisation processes and policy.For more help:The Child and Family Assessment Guide Youtube: Referrals in child protection - what to do Podcast: Undertake an assessment with me Lets connect!To book in a free 15 minute chat with me, to talk about training, development, courses or membership, head here. Sign up to my free new...

In today's episode, I chat with John Assaraf, founder and CEO of NeuroGym, who brings unparalleled insights into the power of the mind. We explore the crucial differences between the brain and the mind, the importance of self-talk, and how our mental habits shape our reality. John shares practical advice on reshaping our mental patterns to enhance joy, happiness, and success in all areas of life. He underscores the potential of mental fitness to strengthen not just our thoughts, but our overall life

In this episode we invited the Head of Business Operations for SHICHIDA Australia, Hanako Ward, onto the show to talk about why it's so important to start your child's education as early as zero years old.Join us as we chat to Hanako about the differences between adult brain waves and baby brain waves, why it's important to capitalize on the Golden Period of brain development in babies, and how parents can help their babies learn at home.00:00 When should kids start learning?01:48 Learning la...

Today, I'm diving into why summertime is the perfect time to take your digital product business to the next level. I'll talk about the reasons why the summer is your golden opportunity to supercharge your business, engage with your audience, and set the stage for a successful fall. Plus, I'll chat about how coaching can help you make the most of this crucial season. So, grab your favorite beverage or take your dog on a quick walk, and get ready to make this summer the turning...

Dan got chatting to the How Stuff Works' Marshall Brain on the BIGGER and BETTER Fun Kids Science Weekly to answer listener Joe's question on how batteries work?Remember to tune in to Dan on the Fun Kids Science Weekly every Saturday wherever you get your podcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a Text Message.Join us as we chat with 2023 AVMA Journal Award Winner Dr. Marejka Shaevitz. Marejka discusses the powerful affirmation that came with receiving this award. Marejka's journey reveals the impact that recognition has on career paths and underlines the importance of mentorship for budding veterinary professionals. Marejka also shares pearls of wisdom for veterinary residents who are navigating the road to publication and provides guidance on how to foster enduring connecti...

We welcome Tad Leckman back to the kitchen to chat about the current state of Star Wars role playing games and other tabletop games. Grab your droid and broom and join us!

The R Clinic offers customized skincare serums, tailored to your specific needs. Medical Director and Cosmetic Physician Dr Wen tells us about the advances in modern technology that allow clinics to customize skin treatments. The R Clinic offers treatments for many skin conditions including varicose veins, as well as hair loss, and women's health matters. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Red meat exports take a big hit, new science advancements could threaten the existence of Kiwi dairy farms and sheep and livestock numbers drop across the country. Welcome to Proud Country's Early Bird - The top things you need to know that impact rural New Zealand delivered to you by 5am, because who doesn’t need better chat beyond the weather! 1. Red meat exports take a big hit New Zealand's red meat sector faced a challenging start to the year, with exports totaling $2.58 billion in the first

Improving Yields with VRT and Managing Technology HurdlesThe discussion revolves around the outcomes and experiences from Variable Rate Technology (VRT) workshops and field implementations in the Mallee region. Tanja Morgan interviews experts Sean Mason and Peter Treloar, focusing on the successes in phosphorus management through VRT, the variability of rainfall effects on harvests, and the economic benefits observed across different soil types and yield scenarios. Additionally, the conversation