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Get Down To Business with Scott "Shalom" KleinPodcast of “Get Down To Business” – 05/25/2025 - Taylor Scott, Elizabeth Bieniek, Borja Cuan and Kate AssarafJoin Scott "Shalom" Klein on his weekly radio show, Get Down To Business with guests:Taylor ScottElizabeth BieniekBorja CuanKate Assaraf
2025-05-2540 min
Mama in the SaddleCycle Syncing: A Conversation with Katie KleinHave you ever struggled with your monthly cycle, and it has impacted not only your motherhood but also with your horses? If so, then this podcast with Katie Klein, homeschooling mama of 3, is for you. Katie and I share a great conversation on all things cycles and cycle syncing. She has even written an amazing book on cycle syncing that can be found at her website. I have been cycle syncing for a few months now, and have been testing to see if tracking and syncing with my cycle would help with some of the...
2025-03-2151 min
Sequel RightsEp 267 - Santa Buddies (GUEST: Christian Klein)Christmas comes SUPER early this year as the Buddies set off to the north pole (eventually) to help save Christmas!
Special guest Christian Klein joins us this week to get in the holiday spirit with Santa Buddies!
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2024-10-161h 25
Get Hooked On The Full Audiobook That Keeps Story Seekers Hooked.Angels and Saints: Who They Are and Why They Matter by Elizabeth Klein, McGrath Institute for Church Life, Brant Pitre - forewordPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/178794to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Angels and Saints: Who They Are and Why They Matter
Author: Elizabeth Klein, McGrath Institute for Church Life, Brant Pitre - foreword
Narrator: Nan McNamara
Format: mp3
Length: 3 hrs and 21 mins
Release date: 08-13-24
Ratings: 4 out of 5 stars, 1 rating
Genres: Theology
Publisher's Summary:
Elizabeth Klein, assistant professor of theology at the Augustine Institute, leads us through a soul-inspiring exploration of Catholic teaching on angels and saints and why they matter to us as individuals and to the Church. Throughout the book, Klein answers common questions about the angels...
2024-08-133h 21
Brief EncountersAdvancing Offshore Wind Energy: Insights from BOEM Director Elizabeth KleinKimberly Wood, 2023-24 law student fellow with the D.C. Bar Environment, Energy and Natural Resources Community, interviews Elizabeth Klein, Director of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM). Klein discusses BOEM's role in overseeing offshore wind energy development in the US, outlining their process from identifying potential lease areas to conducting environmental assessments and engaging with stakeholders. She emphasizes BOEM's efforts to meet renewable energy goals while balancing environmental concerns and fostering economic growth and local economic benefits associated with offshore wind projects. The discussion also touches on regulatory updates and challenges facing the industry.
2024-07-3126 minSequel RightsEp 250 - Battle for the Planet of the Apes (GUEST: Rob Klein)Ape-ril continues this week as we celebrate the major milestone of 250 episode of Sequel Rights!!! WOOOOO!!!!
Special guest Rob Klein joins us to discuss his massive collection of Planet of the Apes props and costumes as we ourselves grapple with the final film in the original series, Battle for the Planet of the Apes.
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2024-04-101h 49
Wonks and War RoomsPolitical Influencers with Nate LubinIn this episode, Elizabeth chats with digital communication strategist and experienced political campaigner, Nate Lubin about social media content creators in politics. Nate draws on his experience with the Better Internet Initiative which helps influencers make educational content related to progressive issues as well as his past experience as Director of the Office of Digital Strategy at the White House and Director of Digital Marketing at Obama for America. They talk about what constitutes a political influencer, how content creators engage in politics, and different models of influencer engagement.Additional Resources:Elizabeth relies on...
2024-02-2833 min
Outside the WallsAngels and Saints: Engaging Catholicism - Dr. Elizabeth KleinDr. Elizabeth Klein is an Associate Professor of Theology At the Augustine Institute, a contributor to Formed, and the author of Augustine’s Theology of Angels and God: What Every Catholic Should Know, which is the topic of our patreon segment this week. She specializes in patristic theology, particularly the writings of St. Augustine.
She is the director of the Augustine Institute’s Short Course Program. Klein earned a doctor of philosophy degree in historical theology at the University of Notre Dame, where she also served as a post-doctoral scholar, course instructor, and graduate assistant.
She jo...
2024-02-1056 min
The Autism Helper PodcastEpisode 262: Feeding Therapy and Food Sensitivity with Elizabeth Klein, BCBAElizabeth Klein is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and Clinical Director of an ABA program that delivers therapy in home, school, clinic, and community settings. She noticed a common challenge with children with autism across settings - eating problems.In this episode, Elizabeth discusses with eating challenges are common for children with autism. Then she dives into how to utilize a data driven tool for selecting goals. She created the Feeding Tool Assessment to determine the current earring repertoire and identify next tier goals for increasing food variety. She also shares how teachers can support these goals...
2024-01-2221 min
Sunny Side Up NutritionHow Pressure Shows up in Feeding Children With Marsha Dunn KleinAnna L. and Elizabeth chat with Marsha Dunn Klein, a Pediatric Occupational Therapist and expert in the field of feeding children. They discuss how pressure and other factors such as the sensory aspects of eating affect our children's relationship and connection to food. They explore strategies parents and caregivers can use to feel supported in their efforts to feed their children, and ways to help children feel safe and regulated at mealtimes. Links: Get Permission Institute Sunny Side Up Nutrition Podcast Lutz, Alexander & Associates Nutrition Therapy Pinney Davenport Nutrition https://thirdwheeled.com/ https://m8.design/ https://ww...
2023-11-2043 minSunny Side Up NutritionHow Pressure Shows up in Feeding Children With Marsha Dunn KleinAnna L. and Elizabeth chat with Marsha Dunn Klein, a Pediatric Occupational Therapist and expert in the field of feeding children. They discuss how pressure and other factors such as the sensory aspects of eating affect our children's relationship and connection to food. They explore strategies parents and caregivers can use to feel supported in their efforts to feed their children, and ways to help children feel safe and regulated at mealtimes. Links: Get Permission Institute Sunny Side Up Nutrition Podcast Lutz, Alexander & Associates Nutrition Therapy Pinney Davenport Nutrition https://thirdwheeled.com/ https://m8.design/ https://ww...
2023-11-2043 min
Top Full Audiobooks in Self-Improvement, Career DevelopmentFounder vs Investor: The Honest Truth About Venture Capital from Startup to IPO by Elizabeth Joy Zalman, Jerry NeumannPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/646934 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Founder vs Investor: The Honest Truth About Venture Capital from Startup to IPO Author: Elizabeth Joy Zalman, Jerry Neumann Narrator: Andrew Magnusson, Jerry Neumann, Elizabeth Joy Zalman Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 6 hours 56 minutes Release date: September 12, 2023 Genres: Career Development Publisher's Summary: Read by the authors. “The rarest of business books, one that provides genuinely actionable counsel delivered without empty cliches.” – KIRKUS How many world-changing startups will fail because the founders and investors never figure out how to work together? Founder Elizabeth Zalman and Investor Jerry Neumann square off in this...
2023-09-1203 min
Augustine Institute Catholic Talk ShowWho Is God? w/ Dr. Elizabeth KleinWho is God? If we as Catholics want to love God and make him the center of our lives, we would do well to consider this question. Dr. Tim Gray welcomes Dr. Elizabeth Klein to discuss this topic.
Dr. Klein has a course on God on the Augustine Institute Short Course platform, where new courses are added each month. Find out more at Augustine Institute Short Courses.
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2023-06-2131 min
Live Purely with ElizabethElizabeth Candelario of Mad Agriculture: Revolutionizing Agriculture for Farmers, People, and the PlanetIt’s an enlightening episode this week as Elizabeth welcomes Elizabeth Candelario, Director of Strategic Partnerships for Mad Agriculture, who is on a mission to revolutionize agriculture for the benefit of farmers, people, and the planet. They discuss the power of regenerative agriculture and its ability to transform our agriculture system and ultimately improve the health of our planet and ourselves. They also unveil the exciting news of Purely Elizabeth’s partnership with Mad Ag in which they will be sponsoring the research and testing of the soil and land as well as sourcing regenerative oats from partner farmers to in...
2023-05-1655 min
Wind PowerIn conversation with BOEM chief Elizabeth KleinElizabeth Klein, the new chief at the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), discusses the route ahead for offshore wind in the US.Klein was appointed as the new director of BOEM in January and has been a member of Biden’s administration since it took office, initially serving as senior counsellor to US secretary of the interior Deb Haaland.She has also served two previous presidents and was a key architect of the Obama administration's work to create a new offshore wind industry and leasing programme.In the tenth ep...
2023-03-1629 minWonks and War RoomsMeta Oversight Board with Julie OwonoJulie Owono is the executive director of Internet Sans Frontières (Internet Without Borders) and a fellow at the Berkman Klein Center at Harvard University. She is also an inaugural member of the Meta Oversight Board, an independent group of experts who review appeals of content moderation decisions on Facebook and Instagram, which is the topic of today’s episode. Elizabeth and Julie talk about the background of the board and the appeals process, how cases are chosen, the possibilities and limits of what can be accomplished with content moderation, and the lesson Julie has learned in her...
2023-03-0840 min
Western Friend Podcast19. Barbara Birch Interview - Elizabeth Fry & Embodied SpiritualityEpisode 19 of the Western Friend Podcast features an interview with Barbara Birch. Barbara is a member of Strawberry Creek Meeting in Berkeley, California. She discusses her research on Elizabeth Fry, embodied spirituality and its relevance to Quakers today, as well as Friendly 12-Step recovery.Click here to read Barbara's article in Western Friend, "Eilzabeth Gurney Fry: A Quaker Mess."
2023-02-0459 min
H3 PodcastRIP Queen Elizabeth, Keffals vs Kiwi Farms, Harry Styles vs Chris PineToday we mourn the unfortunate passing of her royal majesty Queen Elizabeth II. We also dig into the absolute chaos of the Harry Styles Chris Pine drama with a powerpoint from AB, SuperMega sends us a gift, we try to recreate the motions from the viral Reddit post about the ultimate lovemaking song, & much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2022-09-103h 28
Sandi Klein's Conversations with Creative WomenElizabeth Ward Land - Broadway, Film/TV Actress, Singer, MusicianElizabeth Ward Land is known for her standout roles on Broadway, most recently as a member of Sarah Silverman's off-Broadway musical, The Bedwetter. She's also been featured in numerous television and movie roles. Using her powerful and resonant voice, Elizabeth's new album, "Still Within the Sound of My Voice, - The Songs of Linda Ronstadt," is a powerful tribute to the 11-time Grammy-winning music legend, who was diagnosed with a medical condition that caused her to lose control of her vocal cords - effectively ending her singing career. With this album, Elizabeth pays homage to the incomparable Ms. Ronstadt...
2022-07-1938 min
Sunshine in my NestHow to Know if Homeschooling is Right for Your Family? with Katie KleinHow do you know if homeschooling is a good fit for your family? Katie Klein is a homeschool coach. She walks moms know what homeschool method will best fit their personality, and how to set up homeschool.
Today Katie and I talk about the benefits we’ve seen in our families from homeschooling, why we choose to homeschool, when to start, and the methods we love best.
Katie and I talk about how she chose a hybrid of Unschool and the Charlotte Mason method for their family!
You can find Katie's resources and cou...
2022-06-2118 min
Church Life TodayAugustine on the Eucharist, with Elizabeth KleinSt. Augustine’s Eucharistic theology is more controversial than you might think. It is controversial because throughout the Christian tradition, rival theological camps have appealed to Augustine to further their own arguments and Christian practice. It would not be uncommon for Augustine to be arguing against Augustine in these debates––at least in terms of how Augustine is presented and made to fit into the theological and spiritual program of those who seek to inherit his legacy.So what is Augustine’s Eucharistic theology and how does it accommodate this breadth of expression? On today’s show we want to try to...
2022-06-1933 min
Just Start Storytelling35. INTERVIEW: Elizabeth KotiteToday Arielle chats with Elizabeth about her web series COMEDY LEMONADE!
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2022-03-2121 min
Classical Theism PodcastGod: What Every Catholic Should Know w/ Dr. Elizabeth KleinWhat is God? What does the Catholic Church teach about the nature of God? How is such teaching supported by Sacred Scripture? Is it still tenable to hold that God is immutable given so much Old Testament language to the contrary? Dr. Elizabeth Klein joins us to tackle these topics and more as we discuss her book God: What Every Catholic Should Know. The Classical Theism Podcast aims to defend Catholic Christian ideas in conversation. With the help of various guests, I defend three pillars of the Catholic Christian worldview: (1) the God of classical theism exists, (2) Jesus...
2021-07-1239 min
What Fulfills You?How Women Can Develop More Courage and Confidence, Motherhood Advice, and How to Break Female Stereotype with Amy Klein#80: Amy Klein is a former online TV host who will make you laugh until you cry and find a way to make every #momlife moment humorous - even on the days when adulting seems way too hard. Amy has an award-winning sales and leadership background of coaching and managing very dynamic teams. As a coach, Amy has built her career on bringing out the best in everyone around her and helping each person she touches perform at their best, and believe in themselves. As a coFounder of Give Her Courage, Amy has committed her life's work to helping women...
2021-04-0629 minChurch Life TodayThere is no such thing as winning at life, with Elizabeth Klein“Life, for the vast majority of humans, is not very glamorous. It involves doing a lot of boring and tedious things like paying taxes, cooking dinner, and sweeping the floor. And yet, these everyday tasks seem to vex Millennials; this generation has suffered from widespread ridicule for laziness and for the inability to grow up. But, somewhat paradoxically, Millennials also seem exhausted.” Those words open an essay recently published through the Church Life Journal, where the experience of work and its consequences for especially Millennials living today was juxtaposed with the understanding of work that emerges from the Christian trad...
2021-03-2229 min
Lumen FidEh!God by Elizabeth Klein - Book ReviewCaroline, Mark, and Malena tackle the first two chapters of God (Ignatius Press & Augustine Institute, 2019) from the What Every Catholic Should Know series. Author Elizabeth Klein is Assistant Professor of Theology at the Augustine Institute in Denver, CO, though originally from Ontario.The hosts discuss their impressions from the book which endeavours to address the age-old question of ‘Who is God’ in a succinct and refreshing way. Klein introduces man’s desire to know God (Chapter 1) and God’s Name (Chapter 2) as kick-off to her text. She invites readers to know, love and serve God by addressing 3 major co...
2021-03-1643 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomBecoming a Trauma-informed educatorIn this episode I speak about becoming a trauma-informed educator. More than ever, teachers, principals, district leaders, coaches and staff members must become attuned to the understanding of trauma and how it relates to behavior, actions and attitudes of students and of other adults in any given learning community.I discuss some of the findings of my work and what I have been teaching in my courses over the past few years. This list of mental health professionals who I have referred to is brief for the purposes of keeping this first episode concise, but there are many wonderful...
2020-11-1723 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomThe Trauma-Informed Classroom - Episode OneThis podcast focuses on the trauma-informed classroom.Right now we are in a collective trauma caused by all the worldly strife that we are facing. As educators, it is essential to think about this trauma and how to share our ideas with our co-teachers, colleagues, teacher assistants, Paraprofessionals and counselors. Teachers can start to understand trauma and become more aware of it. Levine, P. (1997) Waking the Tiger: Healing Trauma, the Innate capacity to heal from trauma.Minahan, J. (2019), The Trauma-Sensitive Classroom, Educational Leadership, 77 (2) 30-35.Van de Kolk, B. (2014) The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind and B...
2020-11-1725 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomHow to Survive and Thrive During Uncertain TimesIf you are experiencing mental stress during these times of uncertainty you are not alone.Being new to remote teaching, online teaching or hybrid teaching would be hard enough without some of the "other challenges" such as students who are disengaged, changing formats set forth by administration, new demands or challenges with technology.In this podcast, I recommend some simple ideas for putting students first, seeing the big picture, feeling more confident and staying centered. What does good teaching mean in the face of ongoing challenges? It is my hope that this podcast will help teachers reflect on...
2020-09-2810 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomBurnout - Short Term BurnoutIn this episode, I speak about how to recognize Burnout. This type of Burnout is a slow sizzle that catches you unaware. Too much screen time, constant planning or not being able to reach students who are disengaged feels very different I the virtual world than when teaching in person. Here’s how to spot if you are becoming burnt out (virtually).
2020-08-1818 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomSchool Discipline and Classroom Management - Unifying PracticesIn this episode, there are many ideas for approaching school discipline as a support mechanism to improve overall climate and tone. This podcast speaks about the overlap in systematic approaches to school-wide disciplinary and classroom management as one system. This podcast also recommends reasons for using a team approach and at the same time recommends ideas for teachers when MTSS, PBIS or RJ/RP is not in place.
2020-08-1222 min
Get Down To Business with Scott "Shalom" KleinPodcast of “Get Down To Business” – 08/02/2020 – Elizabeth Colon, Tom Miroballi and Lindsey WanderJoin Scott "Shalom" Klein on his weekly radio show, Get Down To Business with guests:
Elizabeth Colon
Tom Miroballi
Lindsey Wander
2020-08-0355 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomPromising Practices - Restorative Justice, Restorative Practices and MTSSThis episode focuses on essentials of building positive culture in a school learning community and in the classroom using proactive and preventative measures. Restorative Practices which continue to evolve from the field of Restorative Justice are built on community building and promoting pro-social behaviors through inclusive practices that invite communication and agency amongst members of the community. When Restorative Practices are practiced with fidelity throughout a school learning community it has potential to have impact on school culture, climate and tone. The restorative process, which was adapted to reduce removals, referrals to for detention or other consequences such as suspension...
2020-07-2413 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomReally? Restorative Justice Now? Why?In this episode, I speak on how Restorative Justice can play a role in the return back to schools. I start with a little narrative about myself, speak a great deal about current issues and finish with the implications for Restorative Justice. I am very vocal in this podcast and do not mince words. Maybe my New York hard edge needed to come out after staying in quarantine or being hit with some heavy emotions. I think this morning's new about violence in the streets and stray bullets has spurred off a need to get to the core of anti-violence. I...
2020-07-1518 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomThoughts about. Classroom Management - As Schools Begin to OpenIn this short podcast, I share some random thoughts about classroom management as we contemplate opening of schools in person, in hybrid fashion or some other unusual configuration. Schooling will never be the same, but isn't some of that a good thing?
2020-07-0606 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomWant to learn more about your own teaching? Do a demo video in the privacy of your own home.If you want to improve your teaching skills, your behavioral management skills or just sharpen up your interview skills, do a demo video in the privacy of your own home. Creating a video just for ourselves, helps us to be better at teaching a skill or thinking about how to manage a behavior. It also helps us to identify habit that we do not know that we have such as facial expressions that emit the wrong message, off-putting body language or a tendency to not smile when we teach. The camera can pick up on nervousness, a voice tone that...
2020-06-3005 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomTips, tricks and Strategies for Classroom Management - UpdatedIn this podcast, I go through some of the tips, tricks and strategies. These are strategies for face-to-face classroom management that I have enjoyed using in the classroom and sharing about in my time!
2020-06-1624 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomPBIS in a NutshellPBIS (Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports) is a school-wide tiered prevention/intervention system of behavioral support that is most prevalent or common in the United States. This podcast gives an overview of PBIS. More about this episode
2020-06-1627 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomA Time for Healing in schoolsThere is so much to discuss and it seems to be difficult to put into a format that is adequate. Still, it humbling to do so. I write and speak in the format that allows me to speak and I thank the podcasting industry for allowing me to do so. This freedom is so essential. Now, here is the message I want to share:It is time to consider how schools must change and face glaring issues that befall us. Although schools have been trying to re-think school discipline, classroom management and general governance principles, there is still a...
2020-06-1006 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomBehavior Change - helpful terms and strategiesIn this podcast, I go over specific terms to know when formulating behavioral plans. I review those terms and provide examples. I also would include references (see below). I highly recommend working with an IEP or the school behavior team when considering behavior planning for students with more intensive needs.ReferencesIris Peabody Vanderbuilt website (n.d.) https://iris.peabody.vanderbilt.edu/module/fba/cresource/q2/p05/Simonsen, B. & Myers, D. (2015) Classwide Postive Interventions and Supports: A Guide to Proactive Classroom Management..
2020-06-0412 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomBehavior Change!In this episode, I review some basic principles of behavior change.
2020-06-0230 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomTools of Engagement online - The Flipped Classroom ModelIn this podcast, I speak about how the Flipped Classroom works to engage students and cut down on disengagement, acting out or boredom. I speak about the advantages and disadvantages of the Flipped Classroom model and why this model has potential.
2020-04-2812 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomHow are you doing with Online Learning? Checking inIf you are anything like me, it isn't the teaching itself that is a challenge right now - it is all the interruptions. Maybe, it is your roommate, your family or your barking dog? Teaching online is vastly different from teaching in person. One thing is for sure, we need our learners to be engaged. In this podcast, I speak about the challenges and some ideas that I see as helpful for staying the course!
2020-04-2709 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomCheck-in - How are you doing with online learning?This is a very quick check-in about how I am doing with online learning. How are you doing? What have you learned in this process? Are you juggling your personal life with online learning? How are your learners doing with online learning? Can you imagine what else is happening in their home? This situation is tough for everyone. When this is all over, there is much to think about. One thing I wonder about is online learning and parent engagement, classroom management at home. How are you doing with that? Are your learners engaged? In this three-minute spot, I open u...
2020-04-2702 minCultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomReducing Digital Clutter when Designing your Online Learning ProgramAlthough fully online learning is a savings grace for our learners, one of the downsides for teachers experiencing the transition is having to design online learning in a fast and furious manner. Although it is wonderful to have a plethora of online tools and resources, sometimes it feels like too much. I speak about how to think about keeping a program simple and streamlined at the onset. It is important to think about learning online as making meaning for the learners, not just as a means to deliver content that will be quickly forgotten or tossed aside. Making meaning of t...
2020-03-3016 minGet Down To Business with Scott "Shalom" KleinGet Down To Business with Shalom Klein – 10/23/2016 – Michael Barnatan and Elizabeth FisherJoin Shalom Klein on his weekly radio show, Get Down To Business with guests:
Michael Barnatan
Elizabeth Fisher
2020-03-2454 minGet Down To Business with Scott "Shalom" KleinGet Down To Business with Shalom Klein – 2/18/2018 – Leslie Markman-Stern, Ifaat Bosse, Elizabeth Ury and Sherwin WeismanJoin Shalom Klein on his weekly radio show, Get Down To Business with guests:
Leslie Markman-Stern
Ifaat Bosse
Elizabeth Ury
Sherwin Weisman
2020-03-2354 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomOnline Learning - Some basics that are important for getting started.This episode is a continuation of the last one. In this episode, I go through the basics of getting started with online learning. I also relate review instructional and behavioral expectations, working within the constraints of the district and with parents. I also run through some of the most familiar learning platforms and share my own experience.
2020-03-1120 min
Sandi Klein's Conversations with Creative WomenElizabeth Williamson, Director, Dramaturg, Theatrical Literary AdvisorIt's not often a woman's name appears next to the director credit. However, that's not the case when it comes to Elizabeth Williamson. Not only does she have a long list of credits to her name, Elizabeth also happens to be the Associate Artistic Director at Hartford Stage. And...she's also a dramaturg and theatrical literary advisor, who researches, adapts and interprets scripts, which she did for the Tony Award winning musical, A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, The Flamingo Kid at Hartford, The Inheritance at the Young Vic/West End and many more. There's a lot to talk...
2020-03-1033 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomWe need online learning for all ages, grade levels and abilities - Important realization during the Coronavirus epidemicThis episode urges listeners to think about schooling in a different way. Schooling should be thought of as a dynamic system of learning that takes place in various forms other than sitting in traditional classrooms or in brick & mortar schools. Yes, face-to-face learning is the way that educators typically conceive of learning, but is it the only path to learning? In this episode, I say that educators in K-12 settings should seriously consider options for online learning is a major component to learning for several reasons. Online learning is essential for when schools cannot open. It is also incredibly use...
2020-03-0914 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomTeaming and Collaboration in 2020. Is it happening the way it is supposed to?In this podcast, I open up the question of whether we are collaborating naturally at our school sites or not. I also bring up whether consensus is worth the time and effort and questions about what can be done to effectively collaborate. I don't supply the answers, but rather put out deeper questions and share some perspectives, early experiences of collaboration and how new or veteran teachers can build upon existing systems of collaboration. I also share about going with the grain as a school leader and allowing more naturalistic teams to form rather than forcing teams together and...
2020-02-2818 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomWhat matter in schools?In this episode, the notion of values and teaching to the whole child is discussed. The possibility that the experts may be wrong in focusing on racing to the top is bringing up a lot of pain for current and future teachers and leaders. Leaders cannot lead effectively without seeing the humanity and differences in teaching styles or without having to prepare teachers. Many leaders are rushing to fulfill daily tasks and unable to do what is most important, which is to prepare teachers and engage teachers in the process of education of the whole child. Teachers, counselors and...
2020-02-2723 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomBehavior and Instruction - Some thoughts on connections between both domainsIn this episode I emphasize the importance of not only meeting students where they are but considering how learning impacts behavior. When students are frustrated, disconnected from understanding the material or the level of instruction is too high or too low, it is problematic. This podcast emphasizes just a few things to keep in mind about the connections between both domains. I speak about reflective practice, presenting instruction at the correct level and considering factors such as breaking down directions for students and testing for effectiveness in presenting directions and instructions.
2020-02-0415 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomCirclebuilding and CIrclekeepingIn this episode, I define some of the basics of circlebuilding and Circlekeeping that I will be presenting in a conference. Please note that I offer my research and some of my viewpoints on the subject, but I will also add some resources from experts that I admire and a few YouTube videos to illustrate some basics of running a circle. Experiential work is always best, but I find that visuals really help to understand this process.
Recommended Resources
•Boyes, Watson, C. (2016), Circle Forward, Living Justice Press, St. Paul, MN...
2020-01-2829 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomFostering Self-DevelopmentThis episode speaks about some thoughts on preventing burnout and becoming a growth-minded professional that is "of substance". Being "of substance" means that we enjoy our work, are able to navigate stressful situations and seek out ways to renew ourselves in the position.
Within this episode, I speak about taking a personal inventory to consider how to best develop oneself as an educator. I also speaking about fully experiencing joy and developing a sense of empathy, making time to learn new techniques and looking to colleagues to share good ideas or to observe them in practice..
2020-01-1010 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomSelf-Development as an EducatorA leader, teacher, counselor or anyone in the helping professions must have substance when they give. There is a difference between having substance and having content knowledge. In this episode I offer thoughts about reasons for self-development and simple ways to go about it.
2020-01-1010 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomFrom the bottom up - What are Circle Practices?In episode I begin with a little irony in history of classroom management and move on to talk about the Responsive Classroom and Restorative Circles. There are many times in school when a student has to do, do, do. Restorative Circles allow students to just be and become what they are meant to be. Restorative Circles can be used for a multitude of promising practices, which can begin with creating community, harmony and movement toward a more cohesive classroom where students work and learn together.
2020-01-0914 min
The Cordial Catholic041: What Every Catholic Should Know About God (w/ Dr. Elizabeth Klein)In this episode of The Cordial Catholic Podcast I'm joined by Dr. Elizabeth Klein, assistant professor of theology at the Augustine Institute to talk about the Catholic understanding of God.In this highly informative episode we dig into how to "prove" God's existence, how best to understand who God is based on the Old Testament, the two natures of Christ, and much more. It's a fantastic episode and I absolutely guarantee you'll learn something new about how we can better understand and relate to God, our Creator.For more check out the Augustine Institute and...
2020-01-081h 04
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomDismantling AbleismThis episode discusses the ramifications "ableism". It is designed for promoting conversation about how ableism exists in schools and other organization.
The story is sort of a narrative designed to promote critical thinking.
It begins with a tale of two students with IEP's. Both students have different levels of motivation, interest, work ethics and behavior in school yet we cannot help notice that in this story one student is encouraged to be her best self while the other student is not being encouraged.
This story is not a true story, but a compilation of cas...
2020-01-0713 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomAdvocacy, Peace and Setting the Values in schoolsThis episode begins with a connection to an unfortunate situation in the Rochester School district where 175 educators are facing layoffs. In this situation all stakeholders have been affected. Equitable practices call for cultural responsive pedagogy in practice and not just on paper. A vision or mission statement works best when re-visited with a team of caring stakeholders that want to do what is right for students and families. The question is how to advocate for things within control. In this episode, there are examples of what can be controlled and what is beyond our control, what we possibly can do...
2020-01-0712 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomWhat Can We Do to Turn Schools Around?In this episode, there is an introduction about how to re-think and re-imagine different ways to think about school discipline, behavior management and classroom management plans. If we just try to control students, it is not enough. There needs to be an understanding of the difficulties that cause problems in the first place and to shift responsibility to all stakeholders - not just the district, the principal or the cabinet, the teachers or the parents. In other words, there needs to be a team approach to discipline that is sensible, practical and does not diminish the school discipline code...
2020-01-0320 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomLooking Ahead, take risks and share your long-term project - Here is Mine!In this episode, I take a risk and share a very personal long-term project I'm working on. Sharing about my long journey with writing, it so personal but it might just help me get over my hurdle. I hope it inspires you to do the same. Mine just happens to be about classroom management, my research and my writing experience. Yours could be about your personal journey. As you listen, wonder if you are leaving yourself latitude to take risks, be yourself, experience hard times and get back up again.
Now the ultimate question- Do you follow th...
2019-12-2616 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomPraise and Positive Self-Talk and how it Affects Relationships and Culture in the ClassroomThis podcast episode is about incorporating praise and positive self-talk into the behavioral plan of classrooms for students at any age, grade or functional level.
2019-12-2316 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomPat Yourself on the Back - You have made it to mid-year!In this episode, it is time to take inventory of all the accomplishments that you have made over the past semester or term (however your school year is divided). As the New Year approaches, visualize what you have accomplished with your students or faculty. Now, it's time to think about what lies ahead and visualize what you want to accomplish in upcoming semester. It is time to plan, think and visualize rather than to live in a reactionary state. It's time to slow down and take a small 5 minute inventory.
2019-12-1009 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomHow to Avoid Teacher or Educator BurnoutIn this episode, I share about avoiding teacher (or educator) burnout.
It is so easy to forget all the good practices we have built up, especially when the pressure is on. The mid-year slump hump is a very real issue for educators. This podcast reminds educators to take time to reclaim self.
2019-12-0416 minSandi Klein's Conversations with Creative WomenElizabeth Suda, Jewelry Designer, Entrepreneur, and Social ActivistPut simply: the world needs more women like Elizabeth Suda! After two years working in the Merchandising Department of Coach, she bagged it all and headed for Laos. Elizabeth was on a mission to understand how local, sustainable crafts made by women could become part of the global fashion industry. It was there that she learned bout the Secret War in Laos (1963-1974), which left behind 80 million unexploded bombs. That trip made quite an impact, because before long, Article22 was born, and with it, the Peacebomb bracelet, handmade by local Laotian artists from Vietnam War shrapnel. Article22 has developed into a...
2019-11-2637 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomHow to Correct Student Behavior - Effectively, Efficiently and without JudgementIn this episode, I provide an interactive set of questions to think when considering how to correct student behavior. There are many ways to correct student behavior, but which ways are most helpful, corrective, positive and inclusive? Although different methods work in different situations, there are some considerations such as making sure that the behaviors are identified for correction, that the root of the problem is solved and that the student understands the reason for correcting this behavior.
This episode also includes a scenario, which helps to illustrate the possible correction methods that may or may not...
2019-11-2126 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomSocial Anxiety Disorder - What Should Teachers and TA's know?What Is Social Anxiety Disorder?
In this episode, i will discuss Social Anxiety Disorder. I will briefly provide some pertinent information on the subject.
Why should teachers and counselors be aware of this disorder? It has become increasingly important to know when and how to refer a student for counseling services in school or to a School Social Worker or Psychologist. When emotional or social issues are suspected teachers and TA's play an important role in assuring that students receive counseling in school or mental heath services from an outside provider.
As teachers or s...
2019-11-1132 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomGiving Students a Fresh Start - The Clean Slate/Fresh Start InitiativeThis podcast is about seeing the best in others and seeing the best in ourselves. By seeing the humanity in others, we can better see and except the humanity in ourselves. Students need a fresh start everyday and so do teachers. It is often an expectation in our society that mistakes and failures should never happen. It is also the "accepted" narrative than when mistakes happen, we certainly should feel shame, cast blame and then feel bad about the error. Perfectionism drives educators to feel sad, bad or to even cover up errors. Reflective teaching, good listening and slowing do...
2019-10-2417 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomChronic Absenteeism - How can we help?Chronic absenteeism has deep and lasting effects on students and school communities as a whole.
The purpose of this podcast is to increase awareness of the subject and offers some new information regarding school/district responsibility (as of 2015 there are new accountability factors per the Every Child Succeeds Act - ESSA) This podcast also seeks to promote critical thinking about how to improve outcomes for better attendance.
The Podcast poses the greater question :
What do schools need to change in order to attract students to school and keep them in school?
2019-10-2019 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomHow I Began Podcasting and Why I Believe that Podcasting has the Potential to Change the WorldInspired by a very special graduate student, I began podcasting as a means of offering her an alternative means to complete an assignment. Little did I know how much she would do to teach me a valuable lesson in perseverance and overcoming a roadblock that I was facing with my own academic work.
This is a narrative about how podcasting changed me and the potential that I see for podcasting to possibly become a pure method of communication, a means of expression and even an art form.
This podcast veers off of my usual format! I...
2019-10-1420 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomChronic Absenteeism - What to do about it.This podcast continues to look at some of the challenges of chronic absenteeism and some of the solutions for educators that may work.
2019-10-1022 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomWhen Students Disappear - Chronic AbsenteeismThis podcast is centered on the reasons for Chronic Absenteeism and how it affects learning, socialization and long-term outcomes for students.
References
Kostyo, S, Cardicon, J. & Darling-Hammond, L (2018). (2018),Eliminating Chronic Absenteeism: Making ESSA’s Equity Promise Real: State Strategies to Close the Opportunity Gap
Oversight of Chronic Absenteeism, State Education Department https://osc.state.ny.us/audits/allaudits/093018/sga-2018-17s52.pdf
Darlin, R. (2018) DiNapoli to schools: do more to fight chronic absenteeism: timesunion
https://www.timesunion.com/news/article/DiNapoli-to-schools-Do-more-to-fight-absenteeism-13239421.php
2019-10-1025 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomSocial Emotional Learning and the Connection Between Staying in School and Graduation of High School and CollegeIn this podcast, there is an exploration of how social-emotional learning sets the foundation for the intangibles such as promoting relational skills with adults and peers, promoting confidence, self-worth and self-confidence. Social-emotional learning calls for teachers to promote a growth mindset (Dweck, C, 2007) with the goal of helping students to become more resilient.
Does social-emotional learning matter in the cycle of a Pre-K to 12 and onto undergraduate school all the way through obtaining a Master’s or Ph.D.? If the components of social-emotional learning that play into this grand puzzle were to be broken down, what would they look lik...
2019-10-0518 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomSocial Emotional Learning Matters and Here are the Reasons WhyIn this podcast, I will go deeper into my views on why social-emotional learning matters. It is not too late to think about incorporating social-emotional learning into the overall program in your school.
2019-10-0316 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomCircles Episode 1In this episode, basics of the Art of Circlekeeping are presented.
2019-09-2103 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomSocial Skills MatterIn this podcast, the notion of teaching embedded social skills within the context of Restorative Practices is explored. This podcast emphasizes use of Restorative Circles for teaching of social-emotional learning and social skills for students with disabilities.
2019-09-2110 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomRestorative Culture and Restorative DisciplineIn this podcast, I present my views on the Restorative Disciplinary approach. By building a Restorative Culture, there is potential for change.
2019-09-1819 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomHelping Students Who Act Out- Perceived InadequacyIn this short podcast I speak about the importance of understanding one of the reasons that students act out. The fear of Inadequacy is one of Rudolph Dreikur's Four Mistaken Goals. Students who are afraid of failure would rather throw over a desk or bother another student than to be perceived as a failure. The trick is knowing how to plan ahead to predict what will be fearful to the students who regularly are averse to new tasks I recommend at least three ways to help prevent acting out behavior stems from fear of inadequacy..
2019-09-1706 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomSpeak out about the teaching of literacy to students with disabilitiesIn this podcast I veer away from classroom management to address the teaching of literacy to students with disabilities. I have a strong viewpoint about the teaching of literacy to in this podcast. I wish that I could dial back time for a moment because when I entered the field, I had so many opportunities to be support students with disabilities. I am certain that some of these opportunities for new teachers or mid-career teachers are not available. I am certain that teachers need more training and choice on how to teach English Language Arts to students with disabilities. D...
2019-09-1013 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomThe Anatomy of ConflictIn the this podcast, I examine the good, the bad and ugly about conflict? I touch about basic information but what is a conflict, how to recognize a conflict and why awareness in the pre-conflict stages of an issue are important.
Is conflict ever good and does it ever have a purpose? When is the purpose going in the wrong direction in the classroom? Although some of the answers sound like common sense when an incident happens in the classroom, it can be often traced back to conflict gone awry. How do we recognize when conflict is ab...
2019-09-0618 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomUnderstanding ConflictIn this podcast, I speak on change, tension and conflict. The first part of understanding conflict is looking at our own conflict style. I ask listeners to identify their own conflict style. I then speak about navigating conflict, teaching students to how to understand conflict and begin embarking on solving conflict themselves.
2019-08-2917 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomBecoming a reflective teacher and finding your own mentorIn this episode I discuss how to become a reflective teacher and find your own mentor, how to build on your strengths and to own all that is discovered in the process of self-assessment. .
2019-08-2816 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomHow will you develop your class rules this school year?In this podcast, I invite teachers to think about how they will develop class rules. Rules can be developed by the teacher only or students can be included in developing rules . There is a third option, which is to present non-negotiable rules to students and let students discuss the rest of the rules and participate in developing those rules.
It is important to think ahead of time which types of rules can be developed with students. Obviously, rules that are non-negotiable have to do with the overall safety of the community or rules that come from top...
2019-08-2518 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomSetting up the classroom for success/ goal setting is not what it appears to beIn this podcast I talk about a process beyond goal setting. I speak about teaching students how to meet behavioral competencies first before teaching them goal setting. I discuss what I refer to as priority goals and how to determine which priority goals to tackle first. I relate setting of priority goals for oneself to teaching students how to set realistic goals.
2019-08-2114 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomHow to set your classroom up for success with baby steps toward culturally competencyThis podcast focuses on setting up the school year for success. Whether you are a teacher with a license in Special Education general education or dual certification, chances are that you will have diverse learners in the classroom. This podcast suggests many ways to think about the incoming students, families and what they bring to the community. When teachers and leaders focus on ways to improve cultural competency and to build community in the classroom, there are few issues. If you want to learn more about culturally responsive discipline, read my guest blog post in the wonderful website hosted by To...
2019-08-2119 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomDigging Deeper into the Restorative ApproachThere are many underlying factors to create a disciplinary approach that is equitable and fair. In this podcast, the saying "fair is not equal and equal is not fair" is challenged.
All children should be treated fairly. They should have an equal opportunity to be treated well and to have a safety net when they fall. The premise of treating people fairly is brought to light when reflecting on how adults prefer to be treated in the workplace. Who wants a boss who fires you when you make a mistake or docks your paycheck? Everyone wants a c...
2019-08-2111 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomIntroduction to Restorative Classroom ManagementIn this podcast, I share about my beliefs in a restorative, positive instructive form of discipline. This is a revised version of an earlier podcast.
2019-08-1311 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomWhat does it mean it to be restorative?In many of the previous podcasts, I have spoken about Restorative Justice and Restorative Practices. In this podcast, I present examples of Restorative Justice and Restorative Practices.
2019-08-1207 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomBuilding Community in the Classroom - with a focus on students with disabilities (but hint... this works for all students)As the school year is fast approaching, there are some considerations to keep in mind when thinking about how to manage the classroom. First, there is a need to consider how to build positive, culture in the classroom. A positive classroom culture is an inclusive culture. When teachers are able to think out a classroom management plan that is positive, preventative and proactive it helps to cut down on disciplinary issues. Keeping this in mind, a classroom community is one in which all stakeholders are informed about the head or leader teacher's approach to discipline. What will your plan be...
2019-08-1218 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomHave you ever been told off by a student, a colleague or a supervisor?In this podcast, I discuss being told off and some tips to watch our reactions and emotions. Being told off by a student, colleague or supervisor is inevitable, but keeping our professional demeanor is so important. There are certain structures in the classroom that also help with this problem. When there are more structures in place and students know what to expect, they are less likely to get angry at you as a person and more likely to angry at the policy. This is certainly progress! The next step is to harness that anger or agitation into positive expression...
2019-08-0915 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomClassroom Conversations - Fun, Creativity and Joy in the ClassroomClassroom Management is not all about 'Don'ts" . It is also about more than sidestepping the worst incidents. Although our current educational climate calls for activities that are not as creative as we would like, there is a definite need for our learners to tap into creativity and fun. I hope that you will enjoy listening to this podcast about creativity and joy in the classroom. I would love for you to think about ways to insert more fun and joy in the classroom this school year. I understand that there is a need for test prep, sticking to the cal...
2019-08-0511 min
Cultivating Classroom Management - You Can Manage Your ClassroomAugust is Full of Mixed Emotions for Teachers - Start Planning for Good Classroom ManagementAs August winds down often teachers are filled with mixed emotions about the upcoming school year. On one hand, there is excitement and on the other hand, there may be some fears about the new year. In this podcast, I speak about the internal planning that will help teachers visualize what their school year may bring. I also help teachers think through how to roll out their own personal approach to classroom management. Here are some of the topics addressed in this podcast.
Will the plan that is formulated be coherent? Will it be clear to students...
2019-08-0512 min
Listen to Full Trial Audiobooks in Biography & Memoir, WomenWounds of the Father: A True Story of Child Abuse, Betrayal, and Redemption by Elizabeth GarrisonPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/360302 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Wounds of the Father: A True Story of Child Abuse, Betrayal, and Redemption Author: Elizabeth Garrison Narrator: Hillary Huber Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 8 hours 44 minutes Release date: November 20, 2018 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4.19 of Total 27 Ratings of Narrator: 4.8 of Total 5 Genres: Women Publisher's Summary: In the bestselling tradition of Smashed and The Glass Castle, this raw, eye-opening memoir tells the powerful story of Elizabeth Garrison's fractured childhood, descent into teenage drug addiction, and struggle to overcome nearly insurmountable odds. Elizabeth invites the listener behind the closed doors of a...
2018-11-2030 min
Listen to Full Trial Audiobooks in Biography & Memoir, WomenElizabeth Warren: Her Fight. Her Work. Her Life. by Antonia FelixPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/345989 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Elizabeth Warren: Her Fight. Her Work. Her Life. Author: Antonia Felix Narrator: Suzie Althens Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 8 hours 21 minutes Release date: August 7, 2018 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 1 of Total 1 Ratings of Narrator: 2 of Total 1 Genres: Women Publisher's Summary: Nevertheless, she persisted. These three words became an inspiring battle cry across the United States in 2017, but the woman to whom they refer has been fighting passionately all of her life. Raised in a tough working-class home in Oklahoma, Elizabeth Warren went on to become a revered scholar, a law...
2018-08-0703 min
Listen to Full Trial Audiobooks in Biography & Memoir, WomenWhere There's Hope: Healing, Moving Forward, and Never Giving Up by Elizabeth SmartPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/330003 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Where There's Hope: Healing, Moving Forward, and Never Giving Up Author: Elizabeth Smart Narrator: Elizabeth Smart Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 8 hours 4 minutes Release date: March 27, 2018 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.67 of Total 6 Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 1 Genres: Women Publisher's Summary: '[Elizabeth] Smart turns her story of despair amazingly into one of hope...The audiobook, beautifully narrated by the author, has an extra dimension of truth and emotion.' — Library Journal on My Story This program is read by the author Elizabeth Smart follows up her #1 New York Ti...
2018-03-2705 min
Conversations with Anne ElizabethEp 32 - Tanya Hargrave-Klein, MS, RD, LDConversation 32: The Story, Journey and Passion of Tanya Hargrave-Klein, MS, RD, LD “I fell into dietetics by chance. I had already been working in the fitness world. During undergrad, I taught group fitness classes and I worked in a worksite health promotion program. That really interested me because I liked the marriage of fitness and the nutrition. I loved the wellbeing and wellness work. I was very comfortable in exercise physiology and it allowed me to really dig deep in the kinesiology arena and get that expertise as well (masters degree). I had expertise in both the nu...
2017-07-041h 06
This SongThis Song: John Doe // Jeff KleinJohn Doe fronts the LA punk band X, has a thriving solo career, has acted in movies and TV and now is an author. He just released a book called “Under the Big Black Sun,” that chronicles the L.A. punk scene from the perspective of the folks who were there. In this episode of This Song he talks about how hearing Lead Belly as a kid gave him a glimpse of the weirdness and darkness that lay beyond the mainstream.
Then Jeff Klein from My Jerusalem talks about how a song by The Replacements took him from Neil Diamond...
2016-04-2637 min
Stories From The Vortex: A Doctor Who Audio Adventures PodcastEpisode 35: The Doctor And Elizabeth Klein Part Two
In the conclusion of our two part look
at the stories that introduced one of the most unique companions to
ever travel with the Doctor: time traveling Nazi scientist Elizabeth
Klein (played by Tracey Childs). In looking at the seventh Doctor
audios Survival Of The Fittest (which also features the single
episode Klein's Story) and The Architects Of History, Matthew Kresal,
Mary Lang and Robert Haynes look at the chemistry between the Doctor
and Klein, the fleshing out of Klein's backstory, alien races on
audio. the time altering shenanigans in the finale story and
more.
2015-06-3000 minStories From The Vortex: A Doctor Who Audio Adventures PodcastEpisode 34: The Doctor And Elizabeth Klein Part One
This episode is the first of a two part look at the stories that introduced one of the most unique companions to ever travel with the Doctor: time traveling Nazi scientist Elizabeth Klein (played by Tracey Childs). In looking at the seventh Doctor audios Colditz and A Thousand Tiny Wings, Matthew Kresal, Mary Lang and Robert Haynes look at the chemistry between the Doctor and Klein, the appearance of David Tennant in Colditz, the time periods when the stories are set and more.
Warning: The episode does contain spoilers for the stories being...
2015-05-2600 min