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The Sustainable PathInclusive Education & Lifelong LearningIn this podcast episode, Tommy and I delve into Sustainable Development Goal 4, which focuses on ensuring inclusive and quality education for all and promoting lifelong learning.
We explore the targets and indicators set by the United Nations, covering topics such as proficiency in reading and mathematics, early childhood development, access to further education, ICT skills, disparities in educational access, universal literacy and numeracy, education on sustainable development, inclusive and safe schools, scholarships for developing countries, and the supply of qualified teachers.
Gain insights into global education data and the progress toward achieving these goals by 2030...2024-01-1947 min
The Sustainable PathEmpowering Youth: Ines Yabar's SDG JourneyI am so happy and excited that I finally met Inés. 🧠🥳 Although we couldn't make it face-to-face, for now, we could have a wonderful chat online. In this episode, we didn´t speak or discuss a particular article. On the contrary, Inés tells us about her experience working as a young activist for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and why she decided to take action at such a young age. This inspiring woman also tells us about her initial steps and experiences as an activist, and what projects or initiatives she is currently involved in to promote the SDGs...2023-10-3135 min
The Sustainable PathStill a Big Step Toward “No Poverty”Is it possible to end poverty by the end of 2030?
In this episode, I have the pleasure to speak with Tommy Bradford, an English Teacher from the UK, currently living in Germany. Together, we explore the article "Still a Big Step Toward “No Poverty" written by Thuáşn Sarzynski.
Based on this article, we discuss the major challenges that need to be addressed to further reduce poverty and hunger by 2030. In addition, we talk about the importance of education, particularly ESL (English as a Second Language) teaching, which can play a role in supporting the SDGs...2023-08-1438 min
The Sustainable PathThe Global Plastics Treaty & FashionThis is a special episode for me because Charlie is a great friend of mine, I have always admired his creativity, and having him in this podcast has been very important. I know how hard he has worked to consolidate his brand in the Costa Rica market and he is definitely seeing the results.
In this episode, Charlie tells us about his experience as an entrepreneur and fashion designer. He explains to us how his brand meets sustainable goals and the challenges he and his partner have dealt with when
creating a fashion brand aligned with sustainability. We also...2023-07-2742 min
The Sustainable PathSea Turtles: Promises and ThreatsThis episode holds a special place in my heart; it's one of my absolute favorites. The reason is, it delves into a subject I'm deeply passionate about: turtles. Throughout our conversation, Caro enlightens us with a wealth of captivating and essential information about these fascinating creatures.
What truly makes this episode remarkable is our focus on two Sustainable Development Goals: Life Below Water (SDG#14) and Climate Change (SDG#13). We draw insights from the thought-provoking article "Sea Turtles: Promises and Threats" by CITES, allowing us to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the challenges turtles face in their...2023-07-1848 min
The Sustainable PathMental Health in Sustainable DevelopmentIn this episode, Jose and I go deeper into the article "The Role of Mental Health in Global Sustainable Development" by Garen Staglin. Jose opens up and tells us all the situations he faced while dealing with depression. We also discuss the importance of mental health and therapy in our lives and all contexts. Jose gives us some tips and strategies to overcome difficult situations in life and be resilient.
2023-07-1632 min
The Sustainable PathSustainable Development Goals (SDGs): All You Need to KnowIn this episode, I tell you more about the SDGs, facts that you may find interesting, the most relevant information you need to know about each goal, and the steps you should follow to achieve the SDGs as a single human being.2023-07-1638 min
The Sustainable PathIntroduction to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)Have you heard about the Sustainable Development Goals?
In this episode, I introduce the SDGs and talk about the importance of taking action and making sure together we can do things to achieve them by the end of 2030.Â
I tell you about my experience exploring a little bit more about this remarkable and impactful topic and how you can also make a change with your actions every day.2023-07-1613 min
The Sustainable PathHow to learn a language (and stick at it)In this conversation, Chris and I discuss the strategies John Gallagher mentions in his article "How to Learn a Language (and Stick at it)" to learn the language and stick to it.
We speak about identifying specific language-learning goals and methods that work for each individual. Chris advises setting achievable, short-term goals to give a sense of achievement and motivation, rather than focusing on achieving fluency in the long run. We also discuss online language-learning platforms, their importance of them, and how to use them correctly.
2023-07-1649 min
The Sustainable PathPlease Know This Before You Comment on My AccentIs it fair to judge a person's intelligence, credibility, or cultural background based on their accent or language proficiency?
In this episode, Marcin tells us about his experiences when using English as a second language, his process when learning English, and his thoughts about the article "Please Know This Before You Comment on My Accent" by Anna I. Smith.
2023-07-1628 min
The Sustainable PathThe Habits Of Unproductive People You Don’t Want To CopyI had amazing guests for this episode! Some of my students for the Article Reading Club helped me record this podcast and focused our discussion on the article "The Habits Of Unproductive People You Don’t Want To Copy" by Darius Foroux. It was absolutely incredible to record this episode with them. We could share strategies to be productive and avoid doing what the author mentions in his article.
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The Sustainable PathWe need to kick our success addictionWhat an interesting conversation I had with Nora! In this episode, we go deeply into the article "We need to kick our success addiction" by Arthur C. Brooks. Nora tells us about the way she sees success and provides us with some pieces of advice for a more balanced approach to life that prioritizes well-being and relationships.
2023-07-1627 min
The Sustainable PathThe fence is uncomfortable, but it affords the best viewThis is a special episode. Fo this time, I invited a dear friend to talk about ambivalence and the situations she is dealing with right now in her life. We explore the article "The Fence is Uncomfortable, but it affords the best view" by Iris Schneider. Ana Lu gave us in this episode, many different examples of how ambivalence has become her a stronger and more determined person. Her experiences with feeling ambivalence and multiple pieces of advice will help you overcome this mix of feelings and see it as something positive for your life.Â
2023-07-1644 min
The Sustainable PathThrough the eyes of anotherIn this opportunity, Alexandra and I talk about the article "Through the eyes of another" by Heidi Maibom. We speak about empathy, the way we behave, and how this affects the perception we have about others. We also explore the concept of perspective-taking by speaking about our personal experiences. Don´t miss listening to this episode!
2023-07-1634 min
The Sustainable PathHow to change your self-limiting beliefs
In this episode, we discuss the article "How to change your self-limiting beliefs" by Rebecca Roache. The guest of this episode, Alina, from Romania, shares with us, how she has worked and improved the way she thinks about herself, and the significant impact she does on kids and teens when teaching them English. She provides valuable tips to transform our mindset and stop having negative and limiting beliefs.
2023-07-1629 min
The Sustainable PathAllow error into your life and experience the joy of surprise
Wow! What an amazing episode! Stephanie and I had a wonderful conversation about the article "Allow error into your life and experience the joy of surprise." by Leyla Loued-Khenissi. We focused on our experiences, and how making errors has helped us to achieve our goals and be where we are now. Stephanie also shares some tips to live the learning process more relaxed and fun.
2023-07-1638 min
The Sustainable PathGo on, admit it. You´re multitasking. Here´s ho to do it betterI had an incredible chat with Rose. We develop a conversation based on the article "Go on, admit it. You’re multitasking. Here’s how to do it better" by Virginia Clinton-Lisell. In this episode we discussed multitasking and how it affects people's productivity. This amazing teacher shares her experiences with this matter and provides us with different strategies to avoid this activity.Â
2023-07-1635 min
The Sustainable PathHow Tiny Tasks Become MonstersIn this episode, Alexandra and I discuss the article "Why we procrastinate on the tiniest of tasks" by Mark Johanson. We focus on procrastination, what it is, and the fact that it is almost impossible to stop procrastinating. However, we advise you to stop procrastinating on tiny things, especially when it comes to learning and practicing English.
2023-07-1629 min
The Sustainable PathSpielberg’s West Side Story shows us the value of multilingualismIn this episode podcast, Roberto and I discuss an opinion piece by Ching Ching Tan, "Spielberg’s West Side Story shows us the value of multilingualism." The article centers on the use of the term "nonnative speaker" and argues for a more respectful alternative. Tan suggests that using the term "nonnative speaker" is demeaning and invalidating and instead proposes using "English learner" or "multilingual speaker" as a more appropriate description. The article argues that the current term perpetuates the idea of English as the norm and doesn't reflect the speaker's identity.
2022-10-2518 min
The Sustainable PathUnderstanding professional motivations: Types of Workers Are you curious about w
Are you curious about what makes a job truly satisfying? In this podcast, Jose and I explore this question by discussing the compelling article "There are 6 types of workers, this study says. Which one are you?" by Charlotte Edmond which is about the changing definition of a 'good job.' We delve into how the traditional concept of an 'average worker' is becoming irrelevant in today's dynamic workforce, and how companies are starting to better understand and cater to different employee categories. With the current trend of the Great Resignation, it's more important than ever for companies...2022-10-1229 min
CrĂłnicas. Museo de Historia NaturalEpisodio 21. Mujeres en la CienciaEn este programa especial y con motivo del DĂa Internacional de la Mujer, tuvimos oportunidad de charlar con mujeres que han dedicado su vida a la InvestigaciĂłn; nos cuentan ÂżQuĂ© fue lo que les ayudĂł a decidirse  para dedicarse a la InvestigaciĂłn y ÂżQuĂ© le dirĂan a las jĂłvenes que quieren iniciar una carrera en esta área de la Ciencia?.
Platicamos con la Dra. en Ciencias Ireri Suazo Ortuño, la Dra. En Ciencias Esther Olvera Cortés, la Dra. en Ciencias Susana Maza Villalobos Méndez, la Dra. Irene Sánchez-Gallen, la Dra. en Cienc...2022-03-1532 min
Bedriftsledelse PodcastHistorien om en virkelig bedriftsetablering – Floke Grønn FrisørIrene Stana er gründer og eier av forretningskonseptet Floke Grønn Frisør. I denne podcasten deler hun sin erfaring med bedriftsetablering, og tar oss gjennom prosessen hun gikk gjennom fra ideen oppsto til bedriften ble etablert. Denne podcasten er en del av boken Bedriftsledelse fra Læremiddelforlaget. Mer om boken her: http://www.kiotovs.com/boken-bedriftsledelse/2016-08-0700 min