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AWEsome StoriesEpisode Nine A Toad, A Hat and A StoolAll the AWEsome Stories are written by myself A,W,Entwisle. They're written as soon as I get the three completely random things and are thought up on the spot and written down for the podcast and your enjoyment.
Thank you so much to wildlifebyhannah on Instagram for sending in those three things. They were an excellent inspiration for this one. I've been a follower of hers for ages you should check out her stuff she's awesome.
Thanks All!
2021-06-1511 min
Lessons in AdolescenceLessons with Aaron DworkinThis episode features a conversation with Aaron Dworkin, CEO of the National Summer Learning Association, the nation’s leading champion, connector and supporter of summer learning programming. Aaron has a long history in youth service and has brought a new energy and ambition to the work of NSLA. This comes at a unique moment for the field of summer learning, as the global pandemic and worries about learning loss and mental health give heightened purpose to learning opportunities this particular summer. While that is true, it is also the case that summer learning plays a big role in the le...
2021-03-1645 min
AWEsome StoriesEpisode Eight - Undulatus Asperatus Clouds, Evil Dead 3, and Goblin SlayerThank you so much to non-other than Aleron Kong, who gave me the three things - Undulatus Asperatus clouds, Evil Dead 3, and Goblin Slayer.
I love it when I get some really weird words that make me think. Always awkward when I get given things I don't know though! I hope you like the show and if you fancy keeping up to date on myself and Awesome Stories, or want to send in your three things follow me on Instagram and drop me a message at:
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2020-12-2115 min
AWEsome StoriesEpisode seven - Queen Ant, Soul and a KeyThanks to the artist Blaz Porenta for the three things for this episode! It was awesome and I loved making it.
This episode is all about a colonist ship which has an asteroid crash into its hull, listen to hear more. Sorry but I don't give spoilers.
If you want to know more about me, get updates on my book, more content, or send me three things to have the next story inspired by you. Follow me on Instagram and drop me a message. You can find me at A W Entwisle.
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2020-11-2612 min
AWEsome StoriesEpisode Six - Think, Magon and FantasyThis week's suggestions are Think, Magon, and Fantasy. These suggestions were sent in by Magon on Instagram. They are currently working on their new book which will be out soon. Thanks for the suggestions Magon they were awesome.
AWEsome stories are written and narrated by Alex Entwisle.
If you'd like your three suggestions on the next awesome story, drop me a follow and a message on Instagram or Facebook. You can find me under A W Entwisle
Thanks, guys! Stay safe and stay awesome.
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2020-11-1312 min
AWEsome StoriesHalloween Special! Episode Five - A pumpkin, A Vampire and A thick rolling fogAWEsome stories are written and narrated by Alex Entwisle.
If you'd like your three suggestions on the next awesome story, drop me a follow and a message on Instagram or Facebook. You can find me under A W Entwisle
Thanks, guys! Stay safe and stay awesome.
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2020-10-3113 min
AWEsome StoriesEpisode Four - A Volcano, A Telescope and A PelicanThanks for joining us today for another AWEsome story! Thanks to Jacob Charlesworth for this week's suggestions, I loved them and had so many ideas. I really hope you liked this story.
If you want an AWEsome story about your three things follow me on Instagram or Facebook at A W Entwisle and drop me a message.
Stay safe and stay AWEsome!
2020-10-2411 min
AWEsome StoriesEpisode Three - A Grappling hook, a Feather Boa and a Bearded DragonThis week's episode was inspired by Samantha Roach, thanks for the suggestions they were Awesome!
If you'd like an awesome story inspired by your three things, drop me a message on Instagram or Facebook. Then next week's episode could be inspired by you.
You can follow me at A W Entwisle.
Stay safe and stay awesome!
2020-10-1513 min
AWEsome StoriesEpisode Two - A Zebra Crossing, a Falcon and a Snail ShellThis was an awesome story to write. Thanks to Lauren McDaniel for the suggestions! If you want your three suggestions written into a story drop me a message on Instagram or Facebook and your story might be next week. Follow me on Instagram or Facebook at A W Entwisle. Stay safe people and keep that imagination alive.
2020-10-0913 min
AWEsome StoriesAWEsome Stories Episode one, A three legged Donkey, a washing machine and 400 litres of olive oil.AWEsome stories are written by myself, Alex Entwisle, and inspired by YOU! These are all short stories that you the listeners help create! All you do is comment on the most recent Instagram or Facebook post with your 3 suggestions. If you're lucky they'll be the ones that inspire the next AWEsome Story. You can find me on Instagram at AWEntwisle.
This episode is based on three things given to me by Annie Gray: A three-legged donkey, a washing machine, and 400 litres of olive oil.
I hope you like it!
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2020-10-0113 min
National Library of AustraliaAlexander Von Humboldt The Shakespeare Of The SciencesJoin us for a special event to celebrate the many achievements of Alexander von Humboldt – a polymath, geographer, naturalist and explorer, and the first person to describe the phenomenon and cause of human-induced climate change.
On the 250th anniversary of his birth, the National Library of Australia will host a discussion with expert scientists to discuss von Humboldt’s impacts on the world of science and how they are still effecting leading experts today.
Professor Gabrielle McMullen AM, President of the Australian Association of von Humboldt Fellows, will introduce us to the life and work of von Humboldt, before our pane...
2019-10-091h 22
Enoch Pratt Free Library PodcastKarl Alexander, The Long Shadow: Family Background, Disadvantaged Urban Youth, and the Transition to AdulthoodKarl Alexander will discuss his book, The Long Shadow, with writer D. Watkins and radio personality Marc Steiner.For 25 years Karl Alexander, Doris Entwisle and Linda Olson, authors of The Long Shadow, tracked the life progress of 800 predominantly low-income Baltimore school children. Their research dispels the assumptions of a perpetual "urban underclass" and demonstrates the significance of early-life opportunities available to low-income populations.Karl Alexander recently retired as the John Dewey Professor of Sociology at Johns Hopkins University. Recorded On: Monday, October 6, 2014
2014-10-071h 16