This Week: The popular narrative in the American public discourse that teaching is somehow both super easy -- you get off at 3, you have summers off, it’s an easy profession to enter -- and also so hard and low paying that it’s a “noble” profession like the priesthood, still persists. Some new data from the 2025 RAND Corp’s American Teacher Survey tells a much more stark narrative about the stress, burnout, and challenges of doing the work. And, the comparisons between American educators and those

A blog post on the nature of learning:Some Observations of Learning

, i am a totally blind DJ, this is my story Raeez Kuhn, "Eezo the Blind DJ". I lost my eyesight at the age of 2 years old. I attended The School for The Blind for years, where I learned to read, write, and use computers. I was allowed to pursue my passion for music which developed when my uncle used to play the radio in the car.  From the age of 10, I began to dream of a career as a DJ. I decided to call myself "Eezo the Blind DJ". Some people thought I was crazy, how could a blind person manage the

This is an update to my auto water episode.

Plumbing expert Eddie Cervantes of Temperature Control in Tucson, Arizona talks about maintaining your plumbing before holiday guests arrive. Preventative care to keep those drains flowing. Including some homeowner questions on slow flushing toilets, black ring in the toilet bowl, a leaking shower valve, garbage disposal care and more!Original broadcast archive page with expanded

A blob post on Whitehead's idea of inert knowledge:Inert Knowledge

Rosie Right Design Build Operations Manager Bruce Stumbo along with Rosie discuss the importance of choosing the right contractors. Why its paramount to find licensed, bonded and insured contractors. Sources in finding reputable companies. And other tips to have a good experience about your remodeling project done right! Original broadcast archive page with expanded

Send us a text Join your host Clifton Pope as he is back with PT. 2 of the two part conversation with Certified Fertility Awareness Practitioner/Founder and Head Coach of the Hypothalamic Amenorrhea Society: Dani Sheriff! If you thought PT. 1 of our conversation was special, wait until you hear PT. 2 We dive more deeper into the role of a holistic approach makes a difference in treating hypothalamic amenorrhea compared to conventional methods, HA vs PCOS with similarities/differences being di...

We all have things we still need to let go of...You're still bitter about what happened at the job you left three years ago. You're stalking your ex's Instagram at 11PM even though you know it's over. You're holding onto a version of yourself that doesn't exist anymore, and it's exhausting. We all hold on too long. And here's the paradox: the harder you try to force yourself to let go, the tighter you grip. So in this video, I'm breaking down the three real blocks that stop you from letting go. And

School leaders and teachers constantly face the challenge of turning great ideas intolasting change. In this episode of the Structured Literacy Podcast, Jocelynshares a practical, simple strategy to keep school improvement initiativesalive and thriving. Learn how to create consistency, maintain momentum, andprevent your best efforts from fading away. Whether you're a school leader orclassroom teacher, this episode offers a straightforward approach to makingschool improvements stick.Has

You don't need a sabbatical - you need a nervous system that trusts your success. If you've ever felt the quiet edge beneath achievement - the sleepless nights, the inbox brace, the holiday cold that hits the moment you finally stop - this episode is your invitation to recalibrate. Tracy Tutty unpacks what's really behind high-functioning fatigue and why control feels safe… but isn't the same as being regulated. You'll discover how biology and identity intertwine, why retreats don't create lasting

Arizona Farm Bureau's Julie Murphree is joined by Sierra Farms cotton producer Cassy England. One of Arizona's 5 C's, cotton holds a deep historical and cultural importance. The fiber and seed are of the highest quality shipped around the world. We discuss cotton's economic benefit, how technology has help sustainability, near perfect growing conditions and challenges faced for the future. Original broadcast archive page with expanded

Welcome, listeners, to an exploration of the phrase “live in the moment”—a concept that’s become central in conversations about mindfulness and mental well-being. Today, we’re diving into what it really means to stay present, how it can benefit us, and why it’s so challenging in our fast-paced, technology-driven world.Mindfulness experts like Dr. Shauna Shapiro and Mo Gawdat describe living in the moment as embracing awareness of what’s happening right now, letting go of distractions and judgments

When we say the ball is in your court, we’re talking about that pivotal moment when responsibility for an outcome shifts to you—it’s now your turn to make a decision or take action. The phrase is rooted in sports, most commonly tennis, where play stops until the person with the ball steps up; in life, it serves as a powerful metaphor for moments when only your choice matters. Grammarist describes it as the point where “nothing can happen until you make a decision or take action,” and Cambridge

This week on The Cigar Authority, we're talking about New Cigar Shop Owners with Nick Ambeliotis! Nick is a highly successful entrepreneur that just opened his own cigar shop in Pittsburgh & creator of Mediterra Cigars! We ask Nick what some of the challenges he's faced so far while smoking Mediterra!Join Mr. Jonathan, David Garofalo and Ed Sullivan as we light up cigars and talk about them. The Cigar Authority is a member of the United Podcast Network and is recorded live in front of a studio

In this dynamic and heartfelt episode, comedian and entrepreneur Kevin Hart delivers a powerful message about the essential role of failure in achieving true success. With his infectious energy and raw honesty, Hart shares his journey from bombing stand-up sets in Philly to becoming a global comedy superstar and business mogul, emphasizing that every flop—from early rejections to career missteps—was a stepping stone to greatness. He explains why failure isn’t the enemy but a teacher, forcing you to

Send us a text This week’s impactful episode of Aspire features keynote speaker and resilience expert Trish Kendall, who shares her journey from childhood abuse and addiction to healing and redefining success. Hosts Katie Shipp and Chessy Prout speak with Trish about surviving the trauma and addiction that nearly ended her life by age 20. Through her story, Trish explains the five critical choices that brought her hope, trust, and a life centered on love and belonging.​ Trish highlights the ...

In this week’s episode, Dave sits down with Johnnie Timu, founder of Brown Pride, for an honest kōrero about struggle, purpose, and community. From growing up in Rewa to losing his dad at 19, Johnnie shares the moment that changed everything — when an idea on a whiteboard with his mates became the start of Brown Pride. A grounded story of resilience and purpose, and what it really means to lead with heart. Enjoy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.