primary education

Ever felt the awkwardness of your parents dating people your age?  We sure have, and on this episode, we engage in a hilarious yet thought-provoking tete-a-tete with JD Greene about this and much more. From Hulk Hogan's recent podcast appearances to his much younger wife, we touch upon the awkwardness of such scenarios and how it's impacted us. We also explore the fascinating world of Snapchat, the legend of the YOLO Monster, and the evolving landscape of streaming platforms.

Our conversation takes an exciting detour as we journey through JD's humorous stories of the radio station circuit. We hear about his wild night out with Lee Brice and the dark side of radio giveaways. We dissect how the culture of the radio station circuit for up-and-coming country artists like Zach Bryan and Morgan Wallen plays a role in their success. From the intimate world of OnlyFans to the 'minor leagues' of the hub, JD gives us an unfiltered glimpse into the shift from the Playboy magazine era, including his tales of the hustle of being a musician and the awkward sexual experiences of his teenage years.

Buckle up as JD feeds us tales from his life, including the tax implications of winning radio contests and the struggle of juggling a bustling life. We get a peek into how he coped during the lockdown, his wild nights, and his unique coping mechanisms. We also touch on JD's experiences as a musician, his addiction to the hustle, and his hilarious drinking stories with Lee Brice. So, grab a seat and prepare to laugh, reflect, and maybe even cringe a bit, but most importantly, get the inside scoop on all these and much more!

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Dr. Susan Corbin chairs the Division of Professional Education at Notre Dame College of Ohio, and in this interview she discusses theories on how to teach children to read, and how educators are being challenged often by an unfortunate degree of influence from money and politics.  Learn more about one of the major controversies of primary education from this penetrating discussion.

When was the last time you reflected on your life?  As Coach Jenny approaches a milestone birthday, she opens up to us for a one-on-one conversation about her journey and evolution as a woman, wife and business owner. Through inner reflection, Jenny shares the trickle down effect of learning, growth, health, hard work and authenticity. Listen in as Jenny explains how she is exactly where she never knew she needed to be, and gives us some tangible insight on how we can be too!

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Are you ready for Foundations?  Join this week’s Everyday Educator and discover how a spirit of rest will make this fall a wonder-full new season with your children.  Tune in to discover the logistical details that will ensure a happy start to your community days; stay as Kelli Wilt helps us recognize the habits that will get us all off on the right foot.

In this episode we revisit the conversation with Pete O'Shea from 'Gloves not Gunz', an organisation based in  Croydon and South London that aims to prevent and divert young people from crime, antisocial behaviour, exclusion from education and 'care'.   Recorded to coincide with Children's Mental Health Week, Pete talks about how positive relationships, education and diversion activities can make a difference to some of our most vulnerable, and often challenging, children and young people.

We also talk about strategies for teacher wellbeing in the face of what can seem, at times, like a helpless struggle to support our children against the pressures of gangs, social media, drill music and increasingly disconnected lives.