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The Story Behind Her SuccessSBHS Dede Ulbrich: 86 years young!Keep your eyes open and don’t be afraid of life. If you want to age gracefully, stay busy, positive, and connected. -Dede Ulbrich
This week, we meet Dede Ulbrich, a beautiful 86-year-old woman whose secret to staying young is laughter, love, and connection. The granddaughter of former New Hampshire Governor Francis P. Murphy and founder of WMUR radio and television stations, Dede was raised in Worcester, Massachusetts, where her big, Irish family believed in the glory of hard work and having fun. In this interview, Dede recalls that men returning from World War II and Vietnam were...
2026-02-2525 min
The Grandpa Channel: Grandparent Stories, Family Legacy & Life Lessons052 Where Family Traditions Become Family MemoriesSome family traditions are planned.
Others just happen.
Most don’t feel important while you’re living them.
Until years later, when you realize they became the memories everyone still talks about.
In this special episode of the Grandpa Channel, we’re sharing a collection of stories that highlight how everyday family rituals turn into lasting family memories. You’ll hear about:
A hand-built motorhome and Saturday morning Burger King runs
Fireworks, popcorn, and the legendary Cul-de-Sac of Fire
Diaries written for grandchildren not yet grown
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2026-01-0628 min
Faith IgniteMatthew Samuelson Shares His Faith Journey To Flight School, & Victory Over satan In His Thoughts.Matthew was once described as a child that carried a dark cloud around. However, when he become a follower of Christ, his entire life shifted. He nows walks around with a contagious joy that uplifts others. Listen and watch as Matthew shares his journey of faith and the things he's learned along the way. Want to become a partner?www.faithignite.us/donate
2025-12-0929 min
unSILOed with Greg LaBlanc604. The Intersection of Philosophy and Suffering: From the Stoics to Modernity feat. Scott SamuelsonIs the point of life to minimize suffering, or to understand and embrace it on some level? How do different belief structures view the ideal human response to negative situations? Is there a degree of suffering that would be bearable in order to enable something pleasurable that could offset it?Scott Samuelson is a professor of philosophy at Iowa State University and also the author of several books, Rome as a Guide to the Good Life: A Philosophical Grand Tour, The Deepest Human Life: An Introduction to Philosophy for Everyone, and Seven Ways of Looking at Pointless...
2025-12-0854 min
MasterleteOld? Watch Me Ride: Redefining Aging with My 86-Year-Old Masterlete MomIn this warm, story-driven episode of The Masterlete Podcast, co-host Wendy Lutter sits down with a very special guest: her mom, Judy Mahle Lutter—a true Masterlete in every sense of the word.Judy was part of the first wave of women runners in the 1970s, carving out space in a world where there were no women’s running shoes, almost no women on starting lines, and even people yelling from car windows, “Are you a girl?” She shares the very human story of how her running journey began on a cold Mar...
2025-11-2042 min
Explore Minnesota MoreBorn in MN: Waterskiing's History and FutureSend a textIn this episode, we head to Lake City—where it all began—to explore the invention and evolution of waterskiing in Minnesota. Host Randolph Briley sits down with Betsy Anderson Gilman, competitive barefoot skier and board member of the USA Water Ski & Wake Sports Foundation, to discuss how one Minnesotan’s curiosity forever changed recreation on the water. From Ralph Samuelson’s first wooden skis on Lake Pepin to barefoot competitions in France, Betsy shares the sport’s remarkable journey and her own lifelong love affair with the water.Key Topics...
2025-10-0937 min
Small Changes Big ShiftsTurning Compassion into Ripples of Change with Peter SamuelsonTrue happiness isn't found in wealth or accolades—it's built through acts of kindness and lifting others up. Peter Samuelson shares an inspiring journey from Hollywood film producer to founder of multiple global charities, revealing how purpose, storytelling, and compassion can create ripples of change that outlive us. His insights challenge listeners to use their unique skills to serve others, embrace opportunities to mentor and volunteer, and discover the deep joy that comes from making a difference in even one life. Key Takeaways: Discover how using your professional skills in unexpected ways can create lasting social im...
2025-08-1739 minSmall Changes Big ShiftsTurning Compassion into Ripples of Change with Peter SamuelsonTrue happiness isn't found in wealth or accolades—it's built through acts of kindness and lifting others up. Peter Samuelson shares an inspiring journey from Hollywood film producer to founder of multiple global charities, revealing how purpose, storytelling, and compassion can create ripples of change that outlive us. His insights challenge listeners to use their unique skills to serve others, embrace opportunities to mentor and volunteer, and discover the deep joy that comes from making a difference in even one life. Key Takeaways: Discover how using your professional skills in unexpected ways can create lasting social im...
2025-08-1739 min
hmTv at HMTC PodcastsEp 177: Habits of a Whole Heart with Arnie Herz and guest Peter Samuelson on hmTvSend a textIn this week’s episode, Arnie Herz sits down with producer‑activist Peter Samuelson—author of Finding Happy and founder of the First Star foster‑care mentorship program—to reveal the no‑BS habits that power his wholehearted life. Learn how a 5 a.m. writing ritual, an hour of student email “office hours,” and a $200 pay‑it‑forward challenge transform empathy into action. Discover why bite‑sized chapters and reflection prompts hooked Gen Z readers (no TikTok attention span required), the life‑changing benefits of a weekly digital Sabbath, and the one habit Peter would gift every young p...
2025-07-2226 min
A Little Bit Radical: Business | People | PlanetPeter Samuelson (Finding Happy) - Dolphin costumes, taking risks, and the secrets of happinessIn this conversation, film producer Peter Samuelson shares his journey from a young boy with limited expectations to a successful film producer and philanthropist. He discusses the importance of mentorship, the role of helping others in finding happiness, and the lessons learned from risk and failure. Peter emphasizes that true happiness often comes from contributing to the well-being of others and building meaningful connections. His personal anecdotes and insights provide a roadmap for young adults seeking purpose and fulfillment in their lives. A mentor can help you aim higher than you thought possible.Radical change often starts with...
2025-06-2541 min
The Maine ShakeoutRob Gomez- Finding your "Why"Send us a textJoan Benoit Samuelson sums Rob up best, “His mentoring of young and aspiring athletes has been steadfast, unyielding, passionate, and inspiring.” Rob is a 2 time state champion in cross country, representing Maine School of Science and Mathematics. He attended Bates College where he found lots of success as an endurance athlete. He has run five marathons under 2:25, this includes winning the Maine Marathon in 2013. Rob has 2 top 40 finishes at the prestigious Boston Marathon. He is quite the talented athlete but he is SO much more than a runner. He started his coaching business- East...
2025-06-161h 04
PASSION PURPOSE AND POSSIBILITIESPeter Samuelson - From Film to Philanthropy: Peter Samuelson's Quest for A Happier WorldHere's what to expect on the podcast:Peter's unexpected journey from Hollywood film producer to full-time philanthropist.How Peter founded life-changing nonprofits, such as Starlight Children's Foundation and First Star.Stories that highlight the power of compassion in action.Insights from Peter's book Finding Happy and how it guides young adults through chaos toward purpose.And much more! About Peter:Peter Samuelson is a veteran film producer behind MORE THAN two dozen feature films, including cult classics like Revenge of the Nerds, Tom & Viv, and Arlington Road. He is a trailblazing philanthropist and a...
2025-06-161h 13
The Crossman ConversationFinding Happy and Building Purpose - with Peter Samuelson. (S4E12)This week on The Crossman Conversation, John Crossman welcomes Peter Samuelson, President of First Star and CEO of PhilmCo Media, for a powerful conversation about purpose, balance, and his new book, FINDING HAPPY.
Peter shares why he wrote the book, the importance of emotional wellness, and how his mission to support foster youth has shaped his work and life. From building tools for young people to navigating challenges with clarity and compassion, this episode is a reminder that real success starts with knowing who you are—and choosing joy anyway.
2025-06-1129 min
The Dov Baron ShowPart 2 of 2: 🎬 Hollywood’s Myth, Humanity’s Truth: Peter Samuelson on Reinventing Legacy in a Broken IndustryHollywood promised him meaning. Instead, it handed him neurosis, vanity, and burnout disguised as success. But what Peter Samuelson built after walking away from that illusion? That’s the story no one tells—and the one that might just change your life. In Part 2 of this unfiltered conversation, Peter takes us beyond the glamour into the gritty truth of the film industry’s collapse, the mirage of fame, and why true happiness lives in the unexpected places most of us avoid. This isn’t just a masterclass in storytelling— It’s a wake-up...
2025-06-1134 min
The Dov Baron ShowPart 1 of 2: 🧠 The Lie of Success, the Truth of Happy: Why Hollywood Broke Him, and Philanthropy Rebuilt Him | Peter SamuelsonWhat if the very thing you think will make you happy is the thing that's quietly killing you? Peter Samuelson produced 27 Hollywood films, worked alongside Peter Sellers, Steve McQueen, and Steven Spielberg, and stood at the epicenter of power, fame, and money. But none of it—not the red carpets, not the billion-dollar budgets—brought him what he was really after. . That only came when he met a dying child with one last wish. That moment shattered his world—and rebuilt his purpose. . In this raw, no-BS episode, Peter Samuel...
2025-06-0831 min
Pursuit Of PurposePeter Samuelson - Unveiling the American Dream: From Medieval Literature to Film ProducerIn this episode of the Pursuit of Purpose podcast, Rob and Chuck welcome a special guest who shares his transformative journey from a London upbringing to becoming a film producer and philanthropist in America. Listen as our guest reveals his life-changing decisions, inspired by a tenacious 10th-grade teacher, that led him to prestigious Cambridge University and, eventually, across the Atlantic.
Discover how he navigated the challenges of finding work in an unexpected field, and how he leveraged his skills to create impactful change in society through film production and non-profit foundations. The episode delves into heartfelt anecdotes...
2025-06-021h 17
Ira's Everything BagelNoshing With Peter Samuelson – May 29, 2025Author, Finding Happy: A User’s Guide to Your Life, with Lessons from Mine
This week on “Ira’s Everything Bagel,” Ira has an inspiring conversation with Peter Samuelson—philanthropist, producer, and author of Finding Happy: A User’s Guide to Your Life, with Lessons from Mine.
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In this uplifting episode, Peter distills the meaning of life into a single, powerful paragraph and shares why he crafted his book with short, digestible chapters—perfect for today’s fast-paced world. He opens up about his life-changing work with First Star, helping teenage foster youth build...
2025-05-2932 min
In Conversation with Terry ShepherdPeter Samuelson - Finding HappyPeter Samuelson—film producer, nonprofit pioneer, and self-described pro-social entrepreneur—proves that doing good can also be bold, messy, and full of meaning. In Finding Happy: A User’s Guide to Your Life with Lessons from Mine, Peter shares raw, funny, and inspiring stories from a life spent helping others while figuring things out for himself. Whether you're Gen Z, Millennial, or just feeling stuck, Peter’s no-fluff guide offers practical wisdom for finding clarity and joy in a noisy world.
2025-05-2351 min
The SporkfulThe Joy Of Recipe WritingWhy do some recipes just work while others are hit-or-miss? And is there a better way to write recipes overall? Last week we talked about how some recipes deceive you into thinking they’re easier than they are. This week we look at what makes a great recipe. Dan talks with Chandra Ram, who judged the prestigious IACP Awards, where she put recipes from popular cookbooks to the test. Then Dan talks with John Becker and Megan Scott, who revised and developed 2,400 recipes for the latest edition of Joy Of Cooking. Joy is one of the most popular cookbooks in...
2025-01-2734 min
Discover the Best Audio Stories in Biography & Memoir, MemoirsMy Journeys in Economic Theory by Edmund PhelpsPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/761320 to listen full audiobooks. Title: My Journeys in Economic Theory Author: Edmund Phelps Narrator: David Colacci Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 20 minutes Release date: April 23, 2024 Genres: Memoirs Publisher's Summary: Edmund Phelps is among the most important economists of his generation. He developed a new understanding of unemployment and inflation and went on to rethink the roots of innovation. In this book, Phelps tells the story of his role in reshaping economic theory, offering a powerful personal account of a creative and rewarding career. My Journeys in Economic Theory charts two major phases of...
2024-04-2330 min
Hurdle with Emily Abbate291. Paving The Way: Marathoner Joan Benoit Samuelson On Dreaming Big & Her Lasting Relationship With SportLook up the word "goat" in the dictionary, and you'll see a photo of Joan Benoit Samuelson. OK, maybe not really — but Joan's the first woman to ever with the Olympic Marathon in its inaugural year for women in 1984. We had the opportunity to sit down in Orlando this year during the Olympic Trials, and this was definitely a pinch-me moment. With a plethora of wise takeaways, we chat through so many things in this week's episode: Nike’s Project Dreamweaver, navigating injury and longevity, how she balanced the sport with growing her family, and her opinion on ho...
2024-02-2652 min
The Way is WildLet's Taco 'bout it with Austin and Ashton Samuelson - Founders of Tacos 4 LifeHear from our hilarious and driven friends Austin and Ashton Samuelson as they share with us about launching and leading a thriving business, raising four boys, and pursuing Jesus in the middle of all of this. Also, check out their taco empire: www.tacos4life.com Thanks again for listening!Journey with us by checking out our website at thewayiswild.com and signing up for our monthly INSPIRELETTER! You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on all things The Way is Wil...
2024-01-2354 min
Hillsdale College Podcast Network SuperfeedThe Meaning of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol"Guests: Dwight Lindley, Joy Pullmann, & Richard Samuelson Host Scot Bertram talks with Dwight Lindley, associate professor of English at Hillsdale College, about Hillsdale’s new online course on Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. Joy Pullmann, executive editor at The Federalist, discusses the benefits of a classical education and her essay "Schools That Teach The Classics Instead Of Marxism See Exponential Growth." And Richard Samuelson, associate professor of government at Hillsdale in D.C., tells us the story of American statesman Henry Clay.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2023-12-0847 minThe Radio Free Hillsdale HourThe Meaning of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol"Guests: Dwight Lindley, Joy Pullmann, & Richard Samuelson Host Scot Bertram talks with Dwight Lindley, associate professor of English at Hillsdale College, about Hillsdale’s new online course on Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. Joy Pullmann, executive editor at The Federalist, discusses the benefits of a classical education and her essay "Schools That Teach The Classics Instead Of Marxism See Exponential Growth." And Richard Samuelson, associate professor of government at Hillsdale in D.C., tells us the story of American statesman Henry Clay.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2023-12-0847 min
Eat Shop Waste NotHow to Properly Temp a TurkeyDoes the thought of cooking your Thanksgiving turkey bring you joy or stress? Whether you feel intimidated by the bird or you just want to cook the perfect turkey, I am going to help with that today. I have Chef Martin from ThermoWorks on hand to talk turkey and temperature. He will share with us the correct way to use a thermometer to produce the moist juicy turkey you have ever had.
2023-11-1331 min
Ice Ice BetaIce Climbing and Guiding in the Beartooth Mountains with Akio Joy and Anju SamuelsonToday we're talking about the Beartooth Mountains in Montana, which have a history of minimal spray when it comes to ice climbing. So of course that's what we are going to do...Let's start with why should you go: One, if you're looking for first ascents or a first ascent-like day out, the Beartooths provide. Two, it's the largest uninterrupted landmass above 10,000 feet (or 3,000m) in the U.S., outside of Alaska. Three, there is not a single path to any climbing objective.In other words, if you're looking for a challenge, it's easy to...
2023-10-2548 min
The Changing Gears PodcastEp. 48 - Ashton Lambie - Individual Pursuit, America’s Cup, and other AdventuresMost cyclists may never experience racing or winning at the elite levels. Our guest on this episode of Changing Gears breaks down why simply having access to a bike and being able to go out and ride is really the main point of all of it. To have that freedom, the ability to go far and fast, to feel childlike joy, that’s the real goal of cycling. Ashton Lambie (he/him/his) is an American track and gravel cyclist who is best known for being the first person to complete an individual pursuit in under 4 minutes. He...
2023-09-0750 min
The Changing Gears PodcastEp. 36 - Advocating for Trail Access with Emily HorridgeWhen you have an opportunity, one that feels big and maybe even scary, just go for it. That’s what Emily Horridge did when the opportunity came to move from the UK to start skills clinics in France. And she’s been helping open up skills and doors for people ever since. Emily (she/her/hers) discovered mountain biking back in 1992 and was smitten from day one. Emily’s life revolves around bikes, from spending her 20s racing downhill to starting her own mountain bike guiding and coaching business in her late 30s. She is passionate about inspir...
2023-06-1538 minI'll Have Another with Lindsey Hein PodcastEpisode 446: Joan Benoit Samuelson; Pioneer in Women’s running- first Women’s Olympic Marathon Champion (1984)Joan Benoit Samuelson is an icon in our sport! Joan is the gold medalist from the first women’s Olympic marathon in 1984. She held the American record for 28 years in the marathon, 2:21:21, which she ran in Chicago. She won the Boston Marathon in 1979 while a college student and she won it again in 1983. She is the founder of the Beach to Beacon race.
She is one of the founders of the Donna Marathon which is how we met each other! The Donna Marathon supports families walking through a breast cancer diagnosis through the Donna Foundation and it su...
2023-02-1736 min
Transforming TraumaEnd of Year NARM Reflections with Emily Ruth and Brad KammerHost Emily Ruth and NARM Senior Trainer Brad Kammer reflect on Transforming Trauma in 2022, revisiting memorable and favorite moments. Emily and Brad recall their conversations with "big names" in the field, such as Dr. Stephen Porges, Daniel Shaw, Dr. Sandra Bloom, Dr. David Wallin, Dr. Nancy McWilliams, and Judge Abby Abinati who spoke powerfully about trauma-informed work in indigenous communities, and her work supporting community-based and trauma-informed Tribal Court. They look back on interviews with the NARM Community, including Dr. Jennifer Vasquez, who shared her doctoral dissertation, Meaning Making: Understanding Professional Quality of Life for NA...
2022-12-2834 min
Transforming TraumaThe Joy of a Queer Identity with Isaac SamuelsonIsaac Samuelson, LPC, is a Chicago-based NARM Therapist, primarily working with people who are discovering and maintaining their queer identity or struggling with it. Isaac identifies as queer themselves and sees their identity as a strength: together with their clients, Isaac collaborates to discover the challenges and joys in the lifelong journey of connecting with oneself. Having worked as an actor, performer, and clown, Isaac learned to empathize with the characters they played. This practice of empathy gave them a relational roadmap for supporting their later therapeutic development: "I was able to do my own thinking about t...
2022-08-2441 min
Modern Mystery School UK & EUAndrea, My journey with the Modern Mystery SchoolAndrea Samuelson is an entrepreneur on a journey of self-discovery and a quest for wisdom. Andrea started her Usui Reiki Master Training at a young age of 17, innately recognizing the healing path. In the past three years of training with the Modern Mystery School, she continually evolves to delve deeper into the mysteries of life through dedicated meditation, ancient rituals, Universal Kabbalah, service, and prayer. Andrea is a certified Life Activation Practitioner as of 2019 with Modern Mystery School International. She is an initiated Celtic Shaman and Ritual Master Novice in the Lineage of King Solomon. Andrea...
2021-12-1611 min
HEAR it SHARE it207 - Mat Meditates On Mental HealthMat Hargett had it all according to the world’s standards: an executive traveling the world, living in a nice house with his wife and three kids, and financially secure. Then came depression and anxiety.
Refusing to acknowledge the problem and seek help, he lost it all: job, money, and family. Even after various types of therapy and medication, there was no breakthrough until he reconnected with God through meditation and journaling.
Mat now lives a life of peace, hope, and joy. He wants to help others have the same.
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2021-07-191h 11
Purposeful Empathy with Anita NowakHow One LA Producer is Taking Audiences from Empathy to Action ft. Peter SamuelsonWatch this episode to learn how a successful Hollywood producer has found joy - and success - flexing his empathy muscles.
Serial pro-social entrepreneur, Peter Samuelson has always been ambitious about solving social problems. After 35 years of impact work, he’s brought shelter to the unhoused, helped foster kids get into college and brought joy into the lives of seriously ill children and their families. These days, through his production company, Philmco, he’s inspiring audiences to translate their empathy into action. In this episode, he describes how all his passion work has brought untold meaning and joy...
2021-05-0638 min
Tea and ToppsEpisode 14 - Special Guest Brian "Moose" SamuelsonJason and Graeme take a look at this weeks Baseball Card news with a look at Project 70 and this week's new releases and then are joined by their good friend Brian "Moose" Samuelson who talks us through his early life as a collector and how he's rediscovering the joy of collecting now.
Thanks for listening to this weeks episode! We're live every Monday at 9pm UK at twitch.tv/teaandtopps. Connect with us linktr.ee/teaandtopps
2021-05-051h 05
Runners of The BayEpisode 47: Abbie Attwood Clears Tumbleweeds of Her PastThis week we’re talking to Abbie Attwood, an athlete, sports nutritionist, endurance coach, and nutritional therapist. Abbie grew up with parents who ran the Boston marathon and calls Joan Benoit Samuelson a family friend. It wasn’t until college that Abbie found running. At first it was a coping mechanism, then it was a passion, and then that passion consumed her. Today, Abbie is a coach and clinical nutritionist, which is informed by her own experience with low energy availability coupled with celiac disease, Guillain-Barre, and a tumor on her pituitary gland. In this episode we talk about Abbi...
2021-02-091h 23
Sex Birth Trauma with Kimberly Ann JohnsonFeminism, Sex Positivity, and Finding Joy in the Pandemic with Pam SamuelsonWhat Pam Shares: The importance of understanding our bodies and why self-exploration is crucial Feminism as it relates to social empowerment and education Embodied sex education- Take Back the Speculum What You'll Hear: What feminism is right now How to overcome being disempowered sexually Understanding what sex positivity really means "Take Back the Speculum" How understanding your body can change your life Self-pelvic mapping Menstrual extraction- what is it and who does it? 2nd wave of Feminism Depictions of clitoral anatomy in textbooks Sex education in schools, and the switch from reproductive education to wh...
2020-09-2457 min
Finding CenterEnduring Joy in This LifeEnduring Joy in This Life
We begin today's episode with José A. Teixeira's devotional speech titled, "How to Have Joy and Fulfillment." Full audio, video, and transcript available at:
https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/jose-a-teixeira/how-to-have-joy-and-fulfillment/
Next, Sharon G. Samuelson gives her devotional address titled, "Treasure the Day." Full audio, video, and transcript available at:
https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/sharon-g-samuelson/treasure-day/
Lastly we'll hear David A. Bednar's devotional speech titled, "That They Might Have Joy." Full audio, video, and transcript available at:
https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/david-a-bednar/that-they-might-have-joy/
2020-09-0858 min
Life After BlindnessAn Audio Description Extravaganza! Conversation with Voiceover Artist Roy Samuelson, Activating AD and a Bit of a RantIt’s an audio description extravaganza on the Life After Blindness Podcast! First, I speak with audio description narrarator and voiceover artist, Roy Samuelson about the creation process and the current state of audio described content. Then, I show you how to turn on the audio described track within 5 of the top video streaming services. And finally, I share my thoughts on the availability of audio description, accessibility and the future of AD.
If you would like to support Life After Blindness and receive exclusive perks, become a patron. Thanks!
A Conversation about audio description.
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2020-02-261h 05
Life After BlindnessAn Audio Description Extravaganza! Conversation with Voiceover Artist Roy Samuelson, Activating AD and a Bit of a Rant
It’s an audio description extravaganza on the Life After Blindness Podcast! First, I speak with audio description narrarator and voiceover artist, Roy Samuelson about the creation process and the current state of audio described content. Then, I show you how to turn on the audio described track within 5 of the top video streaming services. And finally, I share my thoughts on the availability of audio description, accessibility and the future of AD.
If you would like to support Life After Blindness and receive exclusive perks, become a patron. Thanks!
A Conversation about audio description.
2020-02-261h 05
horizontal with lilayour pussy is not a sheath: horizontal with a vagina whispererWelcome back to horizontal! I missed you. This is the podcast of intimacies recorded while lying down, wearing robes. It aims to make private conversations public in order to dispel shame, diminish loneliness, and alchemize connection. After a hiatus, during which I went to Burning Man, also known as: surviving a giant art project in the middle of the desert, and then came home and felt very sad to no longer be out adventuring slash surviving said art project in the middle of the desert, and then questioned nearly everything about my life, as is, apparently, rather...
2018-10-1256 min
Crossroads Community Church (CT)Crossroads 25th anniversary in storyRich Joy, Heidi Joy, Natalie Samuelson, Brian Kuchmas, Perry & Donna Romano, Tom & Gail Kay, Russ Joy, Kathy & Felix Reyes share stories from the past 25 years
2018-09-1800 min
EdTech.TV040 – CUE in Review: a look back at the #CUE16 Conference
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In episode 40 of the EdTech TV Podcast I cover some of the highlights of the CUE conference that took place in March in Palm Springs, CA. I take a specific look at the vendors, the sessions, and the people of CUE.
CUE in Review: a look back at #CUE16 – The Computer Using Educators’ Conference
The annual CUE conference is the largest of its kind on the West Coast and brings together some of the brightest minds and most forward thinking teachers who want to integrate technology into their classrooms. CUE is a...
2016-04-2500 min