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The Empowered Grief Journey PodcastEpisode 54: Walking Each Other Home: Grief, Hospice, and Holding Sacred Space with Marie BetcherIn this deeply compassionate episode of The Empowered Grief Journey Podcast, host Chris Mamone is joined by Marie Betcher, a woman whose personal experiences with grief and professional work in hospice care offer profound insights into how we support one another through life’s most tender transitions. Marie opens up about how grief has touched her own life and how her role in hospice work has shaped her understanding of presence, peace, and preparation at the end of life. Together, they discuss the sacredness of being with someone during their final days, the lessons learned through loss, an...2025-06-1855 min

Hospice Explained143 Navigating Grief: An Acceptance Coach's Journey with Chris Mamone Navigating Grief: An Acceptance Coach's Journey with Chris Mamone In this episode of Hospice Explained, hosted by former hospice nurse Marie Betcher RN, acceptance coach Chris Mamone shares his personal journey of overcoming grief, loss, and trauma. Chris opens up about the pivotal moments that led him to becoming a coach, including the death of his grandfather and the heart-wrenching stillbirth of his son, Caden. Emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance and emotional expression, Chris provides valuable insights on navigating grief, offering practical advice on how to move forward and find meaning in life's most challenging moments. 00:00 Introduction to Hospice Explained 00:47 M...2025-04-0632 min

Hospice Explained98 Reloaded: Discussion of The Medicare Benefit with Chris Graham PA, the co-founder of Stillwater Hospice98 This episode is a partial Replay of Episode #29 Host Marie Betcher RN interviews Chris Graham, PA, the co-founder of Stillwater Hospice, discussing Medicare coverage for hospice patients and the importance of education in rural end-of-life care. They emphasize the significance of choice, comfort, and empowerment for both patients and caregivers in the hospice journey. 00:00 Introduction 00:40 Guest Introduction 05:38 Medicare Coverage for Hospice Patients 00:54 Rural Hospice Care 15:10 Insurance Coverage and Charity Care 21:27 Choice and Empowerment in End-of-Life Care 21:41 Caregiver Support and Grieving Process...2024-05-2624 min

No Gifts (please)S2E4 Home Fire Safety: Uh oh... we're doing nothing tooWhen it comes to home safety you've got to have a plan in place and since neither of our hosts do, this is their chance (and yours) to get a home fire safety protocol set up. Chris Betcher from Dallas Fire Rescue is here to help. 2024-03-1928 min

The Star Wars Underworld PodcastThe SWU Podcast LIVE | 01/03/24On this episode, Ben, Dominic, Chris, and Hannah are joined by Omar from Culture Slate to discuss the fourth episode of The Bad Batch season three, “A Different Approach.” They discuss the evolving relationship between Crosshair and Omega, the actually impressive Imperial villain of the week, and the long-awaited reunion between the Bad Batch. Then they talk about the news that another Star Wars video game has been cancelled, Amandla Stenberg’s comments about The Acolyte, and the production incentives The Mandalorian and Grogu is receiving. Plus, Betcher and Omega, the correct pronunciation of “Uno” and “Dameron”, and the helmets intro...2024-03-0100 min

The Private Practice ProThe Instagram Hustle: A Raw Dive into Social Media EntrepreneurshipIn this latest episode of The Private Practice Pro Podcast, host Kelley Stevens welcomes back the inspiring Stassi Betcher. Stassi is a therapist and content creator who candidly shares her journey in the world of Instagram and online business. Diving deep into the intricacies of social media entrepreneurship, including the challenges of balancing various roles, the importance of self-care, and unlocking secrets of monetizing Instagram with patience and persistence, this episode offers a genuine account of the trials and triumphs of the digital landscape. Staci’s story is a testament to resilience, passion, and the unwavering determination to transform dr...2023-10-1052 min

The Private Practice ProSlaying the Gram: Expert Insights into Leveraging Social Media for Success as a TherapistCan we interest you in some free insider tips on maximizing your social media presence? In this episode of the Private Practice Pro Podcast, host Kelley Stevens talks strategy with Feminist Therapist and Women’s Wellness Coach, Nastassia “Stassi” Betcher. Stassi reveals her tactics for growing her Instagram audience through various types of content and discusses the challenges of managing a social media presence across multiple platforms. The episode also features insights on effectively serving your audience, creating and managing content, and selling products or services via social media. Tune in for a behind the scenes look into h...2023-05-231h 11

Hospice ExplainedGuide to Listening and Updates to the Podcast Guide to Listening and Updates to the Podcast Join Marie in this short episode for a quick guide on listening to this podcast and important updates. Start with the first three episodes to grasp the basics of hospice care. Episodes 4 and 29 cover eligibility, costs, and Medicare coverage with Chris Graham, a Hospice Owner. For admission process details, listen to episode 44. In episode 52, Marie interviews Shandria, an on-call Hospice RN, discussing when to contact a nurse and end-of-life challenges. Check out Marie's podcast "Hospice Encounters" for spiritual experiences. In an update, Marie has decided not to c...2023-04-0505 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR46: This is PersonalKathleen McClaskey and Barbara Bray take a special interest in personalised learning, differentiated instruction and the whole concept of Universal Design for Learning (UDL). In this episode we dig into many of these concepts to learn more, including the sharing of some useful apps for personalised learning. Originally published January 20, 2012 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-191h 01

The Virtual StaffroomVSR45: Blocks and FiltersLike most teachers, Brett Moller, Bruce Fuda, Ashley Proud and Carolyn Foote all have to deal with the realities of filters and blocks on their school Internet connection, although they all experience this reality in slightly different ways.. In this episode we talk about web filters, the need to keep kids safe online and try to balance the argument with good old fashioned some common sense. Originally published January 13, 2012 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-191h 11

The Virtual StaffroomVSR44: A World of DifferenceMichael Graffin is a young relief teacher from near Perth, Western Australia who has never had his own classroom but has still managed to discover the joys of working across the Internet on global projects. In this episode, Michael is joined by one of his collaboration partners Theresa Allen from Chicago, and also Lisa Parisi from New York, as we discuss the wonders of learning using online collaborative projects. Originally published January 13, 2012 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-191h 15

The Virtual StaffroomVSR43: The Global VillageJohn Warnken is a good guy. He's 58 years old, lives in Florida and is not officially a teacher. However, John has been voluntarily working with students from all over the world to help them improve their English and broaden their view of the world. He's now on a mission to help other seniors do the same. Using the power of Skype, John has spent the last 4 years Skyping into classrooms all over the world working with kids that want to talk with a native English speaker. It's a short podcast, but a great story. Originally published April 15, 2011 2022-02-1921 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR42: iOS App Smackdown!Deon Scanlon, Andrew Churches, Allanah King and Amanda Marrinan are leading Australian and New Zealand educators who use iPads, iPods (and even iPhones) in their work with kids. In this episode we share 48 of our favourite and most useful iOS apps… some fun, some silly, some educational, some serious; but all amazing! Originally published April 5, 2011 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-191h 13

The Virtual StaffroomVSR41: Culture and VisionHelen Otway is an assistant principal and Ultranet Coach in Victoria, Australia. She is passionate about ICT, professional development and developing a school culture of continual learning. In this episode we talk about a range of topics including sharing to build school culture, learning through failure, and developing a more thoughtful approach to teaching and learning through reflective practice. Originally published April 3, 2011 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1953 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR40: There's an App for ThatApple's iDevices are gaining lots of traction in the education sphere lately, and with good reason. They have many of the characteristics of an almost perfect learning device, so it's no wonder so many schools around the world are trying to work out how they might best fit into the learning process. Rob Newberry, Tyler Sherwood and Brett Moller all work in schools that are exploring ways that the iPad, iPhone and iPad touch can be leveraged for greater learning. Originally published February 22, 2011 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1957 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR39: Scientific CuriosityTim Kong, John Pearce, Britt Gow and Leigh Zeitz get together to chat about science education, but we soon get carried away talking about some of the bigger, broader issues of teaching in general. In the end, we cover a whole lot of different stuff. This was another podcast organised over Twitter at short notice. Originally published January 21, 2011 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1958 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR38: Student VoiceWhen it comes to blogging with students, Linda Yollis and Kathleen Morris know what they're talking about. In this episode they share some of their wisdom about getting very young students to blog effectively. Some great tips and advice on blogging. Both Linda and Kathleen had their blogs nominated for the 2010 Edublog Awards, and Linda was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award. If you're looking for great advice about student blogging, this is the place! Originally published January 21, 2011 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1959 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR37: Design is EverythingMelinda Alford is a teacher who cares about design. From the design of her classroom, to the design of her school, to the design of the work she expects from her students, design plays an important role in the things she does. In this episode we talk to Melinda about her classroom, her school, her city and a bunch of other things. Originally published December 10, 2010 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1956 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR36: ConnectedIn this episode I get to have a fun chat with three highly connected educators about the value that being connected brings to them. Chrissy Hellier is a New Zealander working in Bangkok; Amanda Marrinan teaches in Brisbane Australia; and Paul Wood works in Dallas, Texas. Originally published December 4, 2010 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1956 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR35: Free As In SpeechMark Osborne from Albany Senior High School in NZ joins us to talk about the way his school leverages the power of Open Source software, cloud computing and hosted servers. We are also joined by Australian teachers Roland Gesthuizen and Peter Ruwoldt. Originally published August 20, 2010 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1957 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR34: Short NoticeAfter rustling these guys up on Twitter at short notice, Rob Newberry, David Wees, Linda Pilkington, Britt Gow and Suzie Vesper join us to talk about copyright, iPads and iPods, and pretty much anything else on their minds! Originally published July 10, 2010 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-191h 06

The Virtual StaffroomVSR33: This Is Not AmazingDuring the recent Australian ITSC Conferences run by Apple Australia, Chris Betcher gave the keynote address called This is Not Amazing. This podcast is a recording of that keynote. Originally recorded May 30, 2010 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1937 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR32: Be Very AfraidBe Very Afraid is the brainchild of Professor Stephen Heppell, a gathering that brings together students from all over the UK to showcase some incredible ICT related projects. In this episode we hear some Stephen's personal insights about BVA. Originally published February 24, 2010 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1950 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR31: The Culture ShiftPamela Livingston, Leslie Wison and Ben Jones know an awful lot about implementing successful 1-1 computing rollouts. In this episode we dig into the core ideas behind a successful 1-1 implementation. Originally published January 20, 2010 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1958 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR30: The Whiteboard ConundrumIn this episode as we speak with Rob Newberry, James Hollis, Danny Nicholson, Martin Levins and Stuart Walsh, five experienced and opinionated IWB users and try to explore some of the bigger, deeper questions behind the use of IWB technology. Originally published November 2, 2009 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-191h 03

The Virtual StaffroomVSR29: The C WordThis episode is a roundup of thoughts, ideas and impressions from delegates at the recent IWBNet Leading a Digital School Conference on Australia's Gold Coast. Originally published September 7, 2009 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1920 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR28: All This Scratchin'Bill Kerr and Peter Ruwoldt teach in South Australia and have been using Scratch extensively with their students for quite a while. Peter was very involved in Scratch Day, an annual event to promote Scratch, and he shares some of his insights about this. Originally published July 15, 2009 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-191h 13

The Virtual StaffroomVSR27: Raising The BarJarrod Robinson, Ben Jones and Shane Roberts are not ones for sticking with the status quo. Our conversation explores some very cool tools being used for integrating technology with PE, such as Bluetooth broadcasting, QR codes and the Wii Remote. Originally published May 18, 2009 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-191h 13

The Virtual StaffroomVSR26: Cold SnapIn a bit of a departure from the usual format for the show, in this episode we play a recording of a Skype call between our three Year 5 classrooms at PLC Sydney and Anthony Powell, a communications technician at McMurdo base in Antarctica. Originally published October 31, 2008 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1953 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR25: Computer In My PocketIn this episode we chat to two teachers with a great deal of experience with cellphones for education - Liz Kolb from Ann Arbor, USA and Toni Twiss from Hamilton, New Zealand. Originally published September 28, 2008 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1950 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR24: From The FrontThis episode is a compilation of live interviews from the Second Leading a Digital School conference in Sydney, Australia. This conference focuses on providing school leaders with the skills and mindsets needed to lead our schools into the 21st century. Originally published September 15, 2008 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1938 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR23: Cos I'm FreePia Waugh is the president of Linux Australia, so-owner of Waugh Partners, and a leader of the OLPC project in Australia. She is passionate and knowledgeable about the use of Open Source technologies in schools and business. Originally published July 16, 2008 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1953 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR22: MoodlemaniaIn this episode we are joined by three highly experiences Moodle users who share some insights with us. Talia Carbin, Darrel Branson and Julian Ridden each work intensively with Moodle in three different settings and in different ways. Originally published June 3, 2008 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1952 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR21: Teaching TechKim Cofino and Susan Sedro work to assist teachers to successfully integrate technology in authentic and meaningful ways. In this podcast we get to hear some of the wise advice that Kim and Susan have learned as they fulfill this demanding role. Originally published January 21, 2008 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1944 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR20: The Kiwi ConnectionJane Nicholls, Chrissy Hellier, Allanah King and Simon Evans are leading educators from New Zealand who live and breathe collaborative technologies. In this episode they chat about topics as diverse as podcasting, Skype, Twitter and Second Life. Originally published November 25, 2007 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1947 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR19: Beyond The FiltersIn this episode Chris Betcher gets interviewed by Texan librarian Carolyn Foote. They discuss a range of issues from dealing with the restrictions of policies and filters, the use of Skype for cross-cultural learning, and anything else that came to mind! Originally published November 23, 2007 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1943 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR18: The Learning TrailAnne Wade is research project manager at Montreal's Concordia University, and her focus is on a project known as ePearl, a web based tool that enables students to gather, present and reflect upon their work and leave a learning trail as they go. Originally published November 4, 2007 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1948 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR17: I Like Chinese!Jess McCulloch is an extremely enthusiastic Chinese language teacher who is turning to technology to help engage and excite her students about the language. In this episode Jess talks about some of the cool tools she is using in her classroom. Originally published October 16, 2007 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1936 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR16: Global ConversationsThe K12 Online Conference is an innovative approach to professional development for educators. In this episode we talk with the conveners of the event and discuss the history and philosophy behind it. Originally published October 12, 2007 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1938 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR15: Whiteboards Everywhere!This episode comes to you directly from the Fourth National Interactive Whiteboard Conference on the Gold Coast. We wander around the conference interviewing delegates, as well as bringing you part of videoconference session with Ben Hazzard. Originally published September 4, 2007 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1934 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR14: Questions Are The AnswerAs a leading teacher-librarian, Barbara Braxton knows about information literacy. In this episode, we talk with Barbara about the information process, developing "thick questions", and creating tasks that avoid the need to plagiarise. Originally published August 28, 2007 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1947 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR13: Happy Birthday Edublogs!Edublogs is a well-respected free educational blogging service started two years ago by James Farmer. In this episode we talk to James about the Edublogs service, where it grew from and where it's going, and some great ideas for classroom blogging. Originally published August 1, 2007 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1936 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR12: Use It Till It BreaksAdrian Bruce is an innovative Australian teacher who freely gives away his work over the Internet. After nearly 10 years of giving his stuff away, his website gets over 2 million hits every month as it distributes his work to students all over the world. Originally published July 2, 2007 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1951 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR11: Taking It FurtherIn this episode we talk to Simon O'Carroll and Neil D'Aguair about the Flat Planet Project. These two teachers met via the blogosphere and came up with this effective project for their students that took them much further than they ever expected. Originally published June 25, 2007 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-191h 02

The Virtual StaffroomVSR10: Open MindedIn this episode we talk with Rob Ruberry and Jason Hando, two Australian teachers that have a good deal of experience with such Open Source tools as Joomla, Mambo and Moodle. We discuss the pros and cons of Open Source software generally. Originally published June 16, 2007 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1950 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR09: Changing FocusOur guests in this episode are Bruce Fuda and Mark Harriott from Stromlo High School in the ACT. Their school is developing their own curriculum, has recently restructured itself as a Year 6-10 school, and has also been targeted as an IT-focused school. Originally published February 19, 2007 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1948 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR08: Flat ClassroomsIn this episode we talk with Janet Barnstable from Oak Park, Illinois and Sharon Peters from Montreal, Quebec. Both Janet and Sharon are leading proponents of collaborative online learning projects. Originally published December 30, 2006 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1956 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR07: Getting One To OnePaul McMahon talks about the sorts of planning and background issues involved in transitioning a school from a traditional learning environment to one in which students are given laptops as learning tools. Originally published December 27, 2006 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1940 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR06: A Bird's Eye ViewLuc Zwartjes is a geography teacher from Belgium with a deep interest in the use of GIS/GPS. His work is a great example of a passionate teacher working with students on real-world problems using sophisticated technology to create engaging tasks. Originally published December 7, 2006 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1934 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR05: Look At The BoardIn this episode we talk with Bryn Jones and Paul McMahon about a range of ideas and issues around the use of IWBs. We also touch on the value of an IWB enabled classroom as well as a number of new IWB technologies for the future. Originally published November 26, 2006 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1947 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR04: Across The PondIn this episode we explore the use of Skype as a communication tool by hosting a group Skypecast with members of the Australian OzTeachers group. Skypecasts enable a large group of people to get together in a virtual chat space and talk in real time. Originally published November 21, 2006 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1939 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR03: It Takes LeadershipInteractive Whiteboards are becoming a central component of a 21st Century classroom. Join John Pearce, Margo Metcalf and Mal Lee as they talk about the best ways to implement an IWB program. Originally published October 23, 2006 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1949 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR02: The New WebWhat is Web 2.0 and why is it important? This episode talks with Michael Cridland, a young Brisbane teacher who is looking at ways to incorporate podcasting and blogging into his classroom. Originally published October 12, 2006 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1932 min

The Virtual StaffroomVSR01: Learning for LifeOur first episode features a conversation with Anne Baird from Wedderburn school in Victoria. Anne talks about the role of ICTs in today's classrooms, the changing nature of learning and the importance of the teacher's role in learning. Originally published October 2, 2006 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/virtual-staffroom/message 2022-02-1924 min

Hospice ExplainedInterview with Chris Graham P.A, Co-Founder of Stillwater Hospice —Chris answers questions on Medicare coverage.In this episode of Hospice Explained, host Marie Betcher RN interviews Chris Graham, PA, the co-founder of Stillwater Hospice, discussing Medicare coverage for hospice patients and the importance of education in rural end-of-life care. They emphasize the significance of choice, comfort, and empowerment for both patients and caregivers in the hospice journey. 00:00 Introduction 00:40 Guest Introduction 05:38 Medicare Coverage for Hospice Patients 00:54 Rural Hospice Care 15:10 Insurance Coverage and Charity Care 21:27 Choice and Empowerment in End-of-Life Care 21:41 Caregiver Support and Grieving Process https://stillwaterhospice.co...2021-11-2126 min

The Partial Credit PodcastYou Betcha, MateChris Betcher is a Certified Drone Pilot, World Traveller, Photography Enthusiast, Motorcycle Enthusiast, International Man of Mystery, and most importantly he is older than Jeff! Topics Discussed: Cross-cultural teaching lessons learned in your career Favorite US cities and why On being a Googler Stealing Waitomo Caves Entry Fee Resources Mentioned: https://www.flexjobs.com/blog/post/flexjobs-survey-finds-employees-want-remote-work-post-pandemic/ Something Useless Donnie Piercey Found Online The Useless Cat Game: https://onefishstudio.net/ucg 2021-05-1045 min

Futility ClosetThe Public Universal Friend After a severe fever in 1776, Rhode Island farmer's daughter Jemima Wilkinson was reborn as a genderless celestial being who had been sent to warn of the coming Apocalypse. But the general public was too scandalized by the messenger to pay heed to the message. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll tell the story of the Public Universal Friend and the prejudiced reaction of a newly formed nation. We'll also bid on an immortal piano and puzzle over some Icelandic conceptions. Intro: When identical images of a tower...2020-03-0929 min

The Blank SlateEpisode 90 - Hollywood HardwoodIn this episode of The Blank Slate, Hollywood Hardwood finally makes its way to your feed! Recorded live at PodSlam 2019 and hosted by Connor Doyle & Chris Mullet, this most necessary podcast blends hoops and the silver screen together for action packed trivia. Your two teams are:10 Things I Hate About Udonis HaslemDarrell MontiElsie HowTony KoltThe No Jersey NetsJesse GomezJustin SwinsonDan Betcher 2019-12-2335 min

Tom Bell#18 Chris Betcher - Obstacle Course Racing Athlete - World's Toughest Mudder - Never QuitThis was a great interview - Chris is certainly a push the limits kind of guy. I look at the local Tough Mudder 5km event and think that it looks incredibly tough, Chris competes at the highest level and has done 75 miles during the World's Toughest Mudder events. Down to earth guy and I felt he is very relatable to most of us who perhaps like to have a beer and a few slices of pizza, yet he is still able to accomplish amazing feats on the OCR scene. Definitely worth a listen - I hope you enjoy. Talk...2019-03-1142 min

World’s Toughest PodcastHow Was Your Race? With 16 Members of the WTM Community How was your race at World's Toughest Mudder 2018? We talked with over a dozen members of the WTM community at the Champion's Brunch and asked them that question. We have said for two years now that we talk about "success and failure" at World's Toughest Mudder. Not everyone had a great race. To everyone who had a great race: Congratulations! To everyone who knows they could have done better: That's ok. Now you have motivation to last all year long. We will see you at WTM 2019. How was your race? Tell us in a review on Apple Podcasts or Amazon.com ...2018-11-281h 25

World’s Toughest PodcastRunning 75 Miles at 200 pounds or better: Clydesdales and Athenas with Chris BetcherRunning 75 miles at 200 pounds or better: Clydesdales and Athenas with Chris Betcher Chris Betcher ran 75 miles at World’s Toughest Mudder in 2016. That’s great, but what makes it exceptional is he did it as a Clydesdale, a guy that weighs more than 200 pounds. (Don’t worry ladies. There’s a category for you too. Athenas are women who weigh more than 150 pounds.) Chris wrote about his experience for Obstacle Racing Media which led to the creation of a Facebook Group dedicated to WTM participants that qualify as Clydesdales or Athenas. We talk about the article, about the group, and what he spec...2017-07-2544 min

Mind Body Spirit Living PodcastTackling Life's Challenges with Inky Johnson - Aired 3-18-17 This Week's Show Archives - Mind Body Spirit Living When faced with unexpected challenges in life, the way we respond and the choices we make can determine the impact is has on the rest of our life. When courage and determination are key parts of the solution, the outcomes can lead to inspiring resilience in those it touches. This week we speak with Inky Johnson, who chose to devote himself to conquering the obstacles put in his path after a career-ending injury in a college football game while at the University of Tennessee. Join us for his st...2017-03-1929 min

RUConnectedRUConnected #35 Winter Solstice Session<p>What does the Winter Solstice bring? Jenny and Lois discuss their latest conference experience and the new format that the team at IWBNet were trialling. They talk about the latest apps they have found and about their most recent successes in their schools. You can listen in the player below or subscribe to the podcast in <a href="http://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/ruconnected/id323042625">iTunes</a> <a href="http://www.iwb.net.au/conferences/masterclass/default.htm" target="_blank">ITL Masterclass National Conference 2011...2011-06-2626 min

2009 K-12 Online Conference Audio Podcast ChannelWays of Working by Chris BetcherThis presentation explores a range of ideas that teachers could use to make a real-world task richer and more meaningful for their students. Using a large public art event as the focus, it looks at a number of ideas for enriching student learning with technology… ideas that could be modified and applied to nearly any learning context.2009-12-1723 min

2009 K-12 Online Conference Video Podcast ChannelWays of Working by Chris BetcherThis presentation explores a range of ideas that teachers could use to make a real-world task richer and more meaningful for their students. Using a large public art event as the focus, it looks at a number of ideas for enriching student learning with technology… ideas that could be modified and applied to nearly any learning context.2009-12-1723 min

podcast – On DeckWikis and Collaborationhttp://www.thethinkingstick.com/ondeck/podcasts/Wiki%20Conversation.mp3 Ken Royal asked Chris Betcher and I to join him for an experiment on Scholastic Panel TV Discussion.2009-03-2400 min

K12Online08 Audio ChannelI Like Delicious Things: An Introduction to Tagging and Folksonomies by Chris BetcherUsing simple examples from a number of tag-driven websites, this presentation looks at how tagging and the subsequent creation of folksonomies are changing the way we think about information. Starting with obvious tagging systems used on sites like Flickr and Delicious, it examines how tagging enables information to be classified, sorted and managed in ways that make it more accessible, easier to manage and more self-aware. It also explores how tags can be aggregated across large collections of information to provide a snapshot into the overall zeitgeist of collective thinking.2008-10-2120 min

K12Online08 Video ChannelI Like Delicious Things: An Introduction to Tagging and Folksonomies by Chris BetcherUsing simple examples from a number of tag-driven websites, this presentation looks at how tagging and the subsequent creation of folksonomies are changing the way we think about information. Starting with obvious tagging systems used on sites like Flickr and Delicious, it examines how tagging enables information to be classified, sorted and managed in ways that make it more accessible, easier to manage and more self-aware. It also explores how tags can be aggregated across large collections of information to provide a snapshot into the overall zeitgeist of collective thinking.2008-10-2120 min $Allanah\'s Appleby Showcase$ Allanah's Appleby ShowcaseEmbedding your podcast into BloggerI made this podcast to accompany my Bling4yrblog blog post trying to explain how to embed your Podomatic podcasts into your Blogger blog directly rather than using a link to it. People at my workshop on podcasting were finding it difficult to understand so I thought a podcast that you can watch a couple of times after you have subscribed in iTunes would be useful as a reference if they get stuck again. To subscribe to this podcast in iTunes just click on the iTunes logo on the right hand side of this podcast page. To get the code...2007-09-1502 min