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Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsStudent-Built, Community-Tested: The AI App Connecting North Carolinians to Critical ResourcesIn this episode of Kinwise: AI Insights for Education Leaders, host Lydia Kumar sits down with Satviki and Anwita, the first-place winning team from the NC AI Solve-a-Thon, and their coach Nina Darnell, Spark Lab leader for Cabarrus County Schools. Together they built NC Connect Link, an AI-powered app that helps people across North Carolina find jobs, housing, food, healthcare, and legal aid in one place.
Key Takeaways for Education Leaders
-They built for real people. Satviki and Anwita designed NC Connect Link for people who are stressed, in a hurry, and not necessarily comfortable wi...
2026-04-1631 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsNC’s AI Solve-a-Thon Proved Students Are Ready. Are We?In this episode of Kinwise: AI Insights for Educators, host Lydia Kumar sits down with Vera Cubero and Matthew Mayo, the NC DPI leaders who designed and ran North Carolina's first-ever AI Solve-a-Thon. Together they built a statewide student competition where teams spent months identifying real community problems and building actual AI-powered solutions and what students produced exceeded every expectation.
Key Takeaways for Education Leaders
The Solve-a-Thon was built around empathy. Students were asked to identify real problems in their communities.
AI literacy is the floor. While many schools are still debating whether to introduce AI, st...
2026-04-0836 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsEthical Ed Tech: Priten Soundar-Shah on Slowing Down AI Decisions in SchoolsIn this episode of Kinwise Conversations in AI, host Lydia sits down with Priten Soundar-Shah, educator, philosopher, and author of the forthcoming Ethical Ed Tech, to challenge the question most schools are asking about AI. Instead of starting with "Does this tool work?", Priten argues schools need to build ethical reasoning skills first, drawing on a framework adapted from bioethics to help educators make values-driven decisions at every level.
Key Takeaways for K-12 Leaders
-Ethics is a skill, not a policy. Ethical decision-making requires vocabulary, heuristics, and protected time.
-Classroom teachers are the most c...
2026-03-2532 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsPlace-Based AI: Grounding Technology in the Real WorldIn this episode of Kinwise Conversations, host Lydia Kumar sits down with Steven Priest, Digital Learning Consultant at the Wyoming Department of Education, to dismantle the myth that rural districts are lagging in the AI revolution. Priest, a former agriculture teacher and principal, brings a unique "place-based" perspective to digital transformation, arguing that Wyoming’s high-trust, low-bureaucracy environments have allowed them to outpace national averages in AI policy adoption.
Key Takeaways for K-12 Leaders
-Agility Over Scale: Rural districts are leading AI policy adoption (56% in Wyoming vs. 31% nationally) because their smaller size fosters high trust an...
2026-03-0432 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsCloning the Coach: Friction, Feedback, and the 22% JumpScott Kern, a veteran AP US History teacher at North Star Academy, didn't enter the AI world looking for a shortcut. Instead, he sought a way to solve the "great sadness" of teaching: the fact that there is only one of him and thirty students who all need a mentor at the exact same moment. By building custom "feedback bots" that mirror his own instructional voice, Scott managed to do scale his presence, leading to a career-high pass rate on the AP exam.
In this episode, we dive into the vital distinction between "logistical friction" (the stuff we...
2026-02-1840 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsThe Pocketbook Problem: Why We Need Diverse Architects in the Age of AIIf you walked into a high school classroom and saw a teacher running daily stand-ups and communicating via Slack, you might think you’d stumbled into a tech startup. For Ivanna Gutierrez, that blur between education and industry is exactly the point. A former software consultant turned educator, Ivanna experienced a surreal "full circle" moment when she returned to teach at the very high school she graduated from, even finding her own name scribbled in the textbooks. Now, as the Director of High School & Career Related Programs at the Dottie Rose Foundation, she is on a mission to ensure that...
2026-02-0439 min
New DawnNew Dawn - Episode 4. RevelationsBlack Creek Podcasts – New DawnEpisode 4 – RevelationsFBI Agents Armitage and Goodnall after cornering multiple homicide suspect Christian Roberts near to a remote forest cabin find themselves regaining consciousness alone in the early dawn light.New Dawn is an Investigative Horror Audio Drama / Actual Play fusion using the Delta Green tabletop role playing system to drive the story. Bringing voices together from around the ttrpg community, New Dawn stives to be something a little different from the norm with a full cast and full cinematic sound design to c...
2026-01-301h 18
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsRe-Architecting Education for a Pro-Human AI Future with Babak MostaghimiJoin us for an inspiring conversation with Babak Mostaghimi, Founding Partner at LearnerStudio and the former Assistant Superintendent who led Gwinnett County Public Schools' pioneering AI readiness initiative. Babak guides us through the necessary shift from using AI merely to make broken systems faster, to using it as a tool that unlocks human potential. He shares LearnerStudio’s "Three Horizons" model of innovation, explaining why schools are stuck in an industrial past and how we can re-architect them for a future focused on life, career, and democracy.
Key Discussion Points:
-Pro-Human AI: Babak’s argument agai...
2026-01-2842 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsThe Skeptic and The Optimist: Navigating AI in Higher EducationJoin us for a candid debate between two colleagues who view the future of AI in education through very different lenses. We are joined by Dr. Jason Margolis, an AI skeptic who worries about the atrophy of critical thinking, and Dr. Nicole Schilling, an AI optimist who sees these tools as essential scaffolds for complex problem-solving.
Together, they model the concept of "Critical Friends," engaging in respectful but challenging dialogue on a polarizing topic. We dive deep into the ethics of the "8-minute dissertation," the tension between efficiency and the learning process, and why we might need fl...
2026-01-0841 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsRedesigning the Syllabus for Deeper Learning: AI, Empathy, and AssessmentJoin us for an insightful conversation with Dr. Dana Riger, UNC's inaugural Faculty Fellow for Generative AI, as she guides us through the rapid paradigm shift brought on by AI in higher education. Dr. Riger shares her journey from a "fear-driven" assessment redesign, after discovering ChatGPT, to developing a nuanced, values-driven framework for integrating and avoiding AI in the classroom.
We dive into practical strategies, like redesigning traditional research papers into creative, AI-avoidant multimedia projects, and intentionally integrating AI for skills development, such as using chatbots for practice dialogues on polarizing topics. Dr. Riger also addresses the instituti...
2025-12-1742 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsTrailblazing AI Literacy: Connor Mulvaney’s Rural Classroom Revolution (Rebroadcast)In this episode from the archives, Montana science teacher and district AI lead Connor Mulvaney joins host Lydia Kumar to share how he turned fishing photos, traffic-light rubrics, and a healthy dose of curiosity into AI leadership in Montana and across the nation. Fresh off announcing aiEDU’s largest Trailblazers Fellowship expansion, Connor shares stories about leading students and educators to responsible AI adoption.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Break-the-Ice Questions – Three questions that instantly surface student misconceptions (and enthusiasm) about AI.
Fake Fish, Real Ethics – Using deepfake trout to spark serious debate on consent, bias, and digital citizenship.
Trailblazers 2.0 –...
2025-11-1939 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsDanelle Brostrom on Leading AI: Privacy, Humanity, and Progress in SchoolsK-12 EdTech coach Danelle Brostrom joins us to talk about bringing curiosity, guardrails, and humanity to AI in schools. We dig into what we should learn from the social-media era, how librarians are frontline partners for information literacy, the real risks inside edtech privacy policies (and how districts can negotiate them), and concrete ways AI can expand access, like instant translation, reading-level adjustments, and executive-function supports. If you’re a district leader, principal, or teacher trying to move from paralysis to practical action, this conversation is your on-ramp.
Key Takeaways
Don’t repeat social media’s mistakes. Protect...
2025-11-1236 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsDuke's Ahmed Boutar on AI Alignment: Ensuring Users Get Desired ResultsIn this episode, we’re joined by Ahmed Boutar, an Artificial Intelligence Master’s Student at Duke University, who brings a rigorous engineering focus to the ethics and governance of AI. Ahmed’s work centers on ensuring new technology aligns with human values, including his research on Human-Aligned Hazardous Driving (HAHD) systems for autonomous vehicles.
This conversation is an urgent exploration of the practical and ethical challenges facing education and industry as AI progresses rapidly. Ahmed provides a critical perspective on how to maintain human judgment and oversight in a world increasingly powered by Large Language Models.
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2025-11-0543 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsThe Lifeline of Learning: Dr. Sawsan Jaber on Radical Love, Agency, and Humanizing Education in the Age of AIIn this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Sawsan Jaber, a global educator, equity strategist, and author of Pedagogies of Voice. Dr. Jaber’s work is rooted in her lived experience as the daughter of refugees and her profound belief that classrooms must be healing spaces that nurture student voice and radical love.
This conversation is an urgent exploration of how K-12 leaders can balance the adoption of AI with the non-negotiable mission of humanizing education, ensuring that new technology becomes a tool for liberation, not a weapon for assimilation.
Key Takeaways
The Pendu...
2025-10-2947 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsRedefining Education with AI: Vera Cubero on Project-Based Learning and Human Connection (Rebroadcast)In this episode from the archives, we’re joined by Vera Cubero, the Emerging Technologies Consultant for the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) and a co-author of one of the nation's first K-12 AI guidelines. Vera shares her frontline experience transitioning from a classroom teacher piloting 1-to-1 Chromebooks to leading a statewide AI initiative. This conversation is a crucial exploration of how education must fundamentally change its approach—moving beyond simple tech "substitution" to truly "redefine" learning, assessment, and the role of the teacher to prepare all students for an AI-driven future.
Key Takeaways
Bey...
2025-10-2240 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsThe Steam Engine of Software: Kris Younger on Transforming Education in the Age of AIIn this episode, we’re joined by Kris Younger, a longtime technologist and the Director of Education at Zip Code Wilmington, a nonprofit coding bootcamp. Zip Code is on the absolute frontier of technology, helping adults from diverse backgrounds, who often earn between $30,000 and $35,000 per year, rapidly transition into tech careers with salaries in the mid-eighties, all in just 12 intense weeks.
Kris shares his unique perspective on how the role of the software developer is fundamentally changing, shifting from a "coder" to a "programmer" who is more like a business analyst and a director. This conversation is an urgent...
2025-10-1547 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsAI Engineer Vihaan Nama on Privacy, Practice, and Empowered LearningIn this episode, we’re visiting Duke University to meet Vihaan Nama, an AI engineer, researcher, and teaching assistant helping shape how AI is taught and built for the real world. From roles at PS&S and JPMorgan to graduate courses on explainable AI and product management, Vihaan brings a rare combination of technical depth and educator insight.
If you’ve ever wondered how to make AI education more human, or how to turn student learning data into actionable insight, personalized support, or even a study partner, Vihaan offers both clarity and concrete examples.
We talk about...
2025-10-0848 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsHow to Teach Intentionally with AI featuring Brian JeffersonIn this episode, we're joined by Brian Jefferson, a professor at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business. Brian shares his incredible journey from a 20-year career as a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers to becoming a recognized innovator in higher education.
Listen in as we discuss how to move beyond AI anxiety by fostering "awe and whimsy," why the goal should be "cognitive enhancement" rather than simple automation, and the unique challenges of preparing students for a workforce where their first job might be to audit an AI output. Brian offers practical advice for any...
2025-10-0146 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsThe Frontier Classroom: McKenna Akane on Rural Innovation and Emerging TechIn this episode, we're joined by McKenna Akane, an award-winning STEM teacher and the Frontier Learning Lab Ambassador at the Montana Digital Academy. McKenna shares her incredible journey from being a first-year teacher in a rural Montana school to becoming a nationally recognized leader in educational technology, winning accolades like Discovery Education's "Educator of the Year" and a state championship in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition.
Listen in as we discuss how to move beyond basic AI tools and design award-winning VR projects, the unique opportunities and constraints of teaching in a rural district, and how to address equit...
2025-09-2446 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsShaping the Future Classroom with Mike McGuckinMike McGuckin, a Computer Science Teacher at Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, joins us to share his on-the-ground perspective on navigating AI in education. Mike's passion for technology led him to become the only North Carolina educator in the inaugural AIEDU Trailblazer Fellowship. This experience "skyrocketed" him into a leadership role where he now helps shape AI curriculum and guides fellow educators across the state.
With a background that uniquely blends practical classroom experience with state-level policy work, Mike offers a realistic and hopeful roadmap for integrating AI thoughtfully. In this practical conversation, we discuss how he uses AI as an...
2025-09-1844 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsAI at Scale: Susan McLeod on Pilots, People, and Knowing the Problem
Susan C. McLeod, VP of Data Center Market Development at Hitachi Energy, joins us to explore how large organizations can successfully navigate AI adoption. Drawing from over 20 years in enterprise tech, Susan offers practical insights for turning complex technology into a wins for people on the ground.
With a background leading global support and success at Hitachi Vantara, Susan now works at the critical intersection of AI, data centers, and the energy sector. In this practical conversation, we discuss why most AI pilots fail, how to truly prepare your data and teams for new tools, and why commu...
2025-09-1037 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsUnmasking AI: Angeline Corvaglia on Bias, Emotional Design, and Protecting Your Unique VoiceAngeline Corvaglia, founder of Data Girl and Friends and the soon-to-be-announced SHIELD, joins us to explore how AI education can equip the next generation to stay thoughtful, self-aware, and socially grounded in an age of algorithmic influence.
With a background in global finance and digital transformation, Angeline now works at the intersection of AI literacy and youth empowerment. In this expansive conversation, she shares how emotional design, biased data labeling, and chatbot companions are already shaping young minds, and what parents, teachers, and communities can do about it.
Angeline’s insights challenge us to ce...
2025-09-0445 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsFrom Mainframes to AI Agents: William Brown on Transforming Tech and SelfWilliam A “Bill” Brown, former Chief Architect at IBM and founder of Application Engineering Services, joins us to explore how AI can drive access, equity, and innovation when guided by human intention.
From wiring office networks in 1980s New York to building AI agents today, Bill’s career is rooted in curiosity and continual learning. In this expansive conversation, he shares how he navigated each wave of technological change, why he sees AI as the most transformative shift of his lifetime, and what skills educators and students need to succeed in this new era.
Bill’s insigh...
2025-08-2749 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsThrow Away the Coffee: Cary Wright on AI, Teacher Well-Being, and Better Lesson PlansCary Wright, a 30-year veteran educator and co-founder of T.E.A.C.H., joins us to share how he’s helping teachers go from overwhelmed to empowered through practical, responsible AI use. From streamlining lesson planning to unlocking data insights, Cary explains how he and his co-founder, Tyler Hunt, are building a future where AI supports educators.
In his role as K-12 Coordinator of Humanities in Martinsville, Virginia, Cary has seen firsthand the emotional toll of teaching, and the real impact AI can make. In this candid and energizing conversation, he unpacks the simple workflows that sa...
2025-08-2037 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsBeyond the Bot: John Sharon on Protecting Human Connection in SchoolsWhat happens when a centuries-old set of values meets one of the most disruptive technologies of our time?
In this episode, we slow down the AI conversation with John Sharon, Assistant Head for Teaching and Learning at Carolina Friends School. With over 34 years in education, John has seen fads come and go and knows the importance of discernment.
Grounded in the Quaker testimonies of simplicity, integrity, environmental stewardship, and the belief that truth is continually revealed, John offers a deeply reflective approach to integrating AI in schools. We explore:
Why AI in education...
2025-08-1332 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsTrailblazing AI Literacy: Connor Mulvaney’s Rural Classroom RevolutionMontana science teacher and district AI lead Connor Mulvaney joins host Lydia Kumar to share how he turned fishing photos, traffic-light rubrics, and a healthy dose of curiosity into AI leadership in Montana and across the nation. Fresh off announcing aiEDU’s largest Trailblazers Fellowship expansion, Connor shares stories about leading students and educators to responsible AI adoption.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Break-the-Ice Questions – Three questions that instantly surface student misconceptions (and enthusiasm) about AI.
Fake Fish, Real Ethics – Using deepfake trout to spark serious debate on consent, bias, and digital citizenship.
Trailblazers 2.0 – What’s inside the 10-week fellowship (virtual sessi...
2025-08-0639 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsMore AI, More Humanity: Ben Gordon Sniffen on the Alpha School ModelIn this episode, Guide and curriculum designer Ben Gordon Sniffen pulls back the curtain on Alpha School’s two-hour learning model, where an AI tutor condenses core academics into a focused morning block and frees guides for passion-driven life-skills workshops in the afternoon.
Listen in as Ben explains:
How 120 minutes of adaptive learning hits each child’s “productive-struggle” zone.
The role of guides as emotional & motivational coaches, and why more AI means more adults
Real-world workshop wins, from third-graders pitching businesses to middle-schoolers coding robot
Teaching AI literacy: getting students...
2025-07-3043 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsSeason 2 Trailer – Kinwise Conversations: AI for EducatorsKinwise Conversations is your weekly AI learning lab for teachers, principals, and district leaders. In Season 2 we dive into real classroom pilots, district-wide roll-outs, and cross-sector insights that show exactly how AI can boost student learning without losing the human heart of education.
🎙 What to expect
• Classroom and district innovators already pushing AI to its limits
• Warm, grounded conversations about equity, ethics, and practical wins
• Cross-sector voices that connect today’s lessons to tomorrow’s jobs
🎙 Who's in the trailer
• Season 1, Episode 3: Vera Cubero, NCDPI Emerging Technologies Consultant
• Season 1, Episode 7: Tanzania...
2025-07-2801 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsPriceless Branding: Neuroscience, Emotion & AI with Jim CobbBrand strategist Jim Cobb, founder of The Bloodhound Group and a creative force behind MasterCard’s legendary “Priceless” campaign, joins host Lydia Kumar to unpack how neuroscience, emotion, and generative AI can support branding. Drawing on four decades of advertising experience, Jim explains why 90 percent of purchase decisions start in the unconscious mind, how skin-response testing saved the priceless concept, and where today’s AI tools are already streamlining everything from HR talent matching to real-time sports coaching.
Key Takeaways
Emotion first, logic later. Neuroscience shows people buy on feeling and justify with facts, creative that sparks relevance...
2025-07-2335 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsAI & Human Potential: A Conversation with Dr. Alison Harris WelcherWelcome to Kinwise Conversations! In this episode, I’m honored to chat with Dr. Alison Harris Welcher, strategic leader, educator, and executive life coach, about nurturing human potential, leading with authenticity, and integrating AI thoughtfully into our work and lives.
Dive into this inspiring conversation as Alison reveals:
The thread of human potential that connects her journey from high-school English teacher to principal, Public Impact leader, and Chief Strategy Officer at Chiefs for Change.
“Slow down to speed up,” her go-to leadership mantra for pausing, reflecting, and finding richer answers.
Real-world AI use...
2025-07-1636 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsThe 80/20 Rule for AI: A Conversation with John ”JK” KornegayIs AI simply a productivity hack or can it supercharge genuine creativity?
John “JK” Kornegay, a digital-marketing strategist by day and a sought-after event photographer by night, joins host Lydia Kumar to reveal how he lets AI handle the first 80 % of the work so his human expertise can perfect the last 20 %. From building a mini “team” of custom GPTs to forecasting a future of hyper-personalized apps, JK shares practical tactics every marketer and creative can adopt today.
In this episode, you will learn:
The 80/20 Workflow: Why offloading repetitive tasks to AI frees up cognitiv...
2025-07-0946 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsClosing the Gap: Tanzania Brown on AI, Equity, and Student AffirmationIs AI a tool that can finally close the educational equity gap, or will it only widen the divide?
Tanzania "Taz" Brown, an educator and curriculum designer whose work is deeply rooted in social justice, joins host Lydia Kumar for a crucial conversation about the reality of AI in our schools. Drawing from her experiences in both under-resourced public schools and elite private institutions, Taz offers a powerful perspective on the promises and perils of integrating artificial intelligence into the classroom.
In this episode, you will learn:
From the Ground Up: Hear real-world...
2025-07-0245 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsDrafting the Future: Mariah Street on Using AI in Law and Legacy PlanningIn this Kinwise Conversation, join host Lydia Kumar as she chats with Mariah Street, an inspiring estate planning attorney blending profound personal empathy with practical AI efficiency. Mariah's powerful journey from personal loss to entrepreneurship reveals how she uses tools like ChatGPT and Zoom AI to streamline her law practice, allowing her to focus on providing compassionate counsel and building her clients' legacies.
Discover:
The powerful personal story that fuels her passion for accessible estate planning.
Practical AI applications for a regulated industry: drafting emails, creating SOPs, and generating marketing plans.
Her "zone of genius" framework...
2025-06-2530 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsThe Unstuck Entrepreneur: How Jen Murphy Uses AI to Reclaim Time and CreativityWelcome to Kinwise Conversations! In this episode, I'm thrilled to chat with Jen Murphy, the entrepreneurial force behind a successful Raleigh, NC wedding planning company. Jen shares her fascinating journey from a decade in social work, grappling with systematic challenges in mental health services, to finding a new path that beautifully blends her deep commitment to community and human connection with her creative and organizational talents.
Dive into this inspiring conversation as Jen reveals:
The surprising ways her social work background (crisis management, conflict resolution) is her secret weapon in the highly personal world of event...
2025-06-1836 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsBeyond Analysis: Dox Brown on AI and Co-Creating Our Human FutureDox Brown, a strategist, systems designer, and self-described 'epistemic architect,' challenges us to look beyond AI's practical uses to its fundamental impact on language, knowledge, and what it means to be human. Introducing his concept of 'hollisis,' the dynamic, embodied thinking that AI can't replicate, Dox reframes neurodiversity as an evolutionary advantage and offers a roadmap for rethinking education itself. A profound exploration for anyone ready to question the future of learning in an automated world.
2025-06-1231 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsRedefining Education with AI: Vera Cubero on Project-Based Learning and Human ConnectionVera Cubero, Emerging Technologies Consultant for NC Public Instruction, shares how AI guidelines, project-based learning, and durable-skill portfolios can make classrooms more human, especially in rural and underserved schools. A roadmap for teachers who want safe, student-centered AI adoption.
2025-06-0440 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsWhat’s Ours to Hold? Travis Packer on AI, Systems, and the Future of Human WorkSystems-thinking consultant Travis Packer joins host Lydia Kumar to ask a defining question: What should AI handle, and what must remain fundamentally human? From change rituals to ethical guardrails, learn how to build organizations that thrive beside intelligent tools.
2025-06-0431 min
Kinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsAI with Heart: Celia Jones on Values, Discernment, and Human-Centered CommunicationHost Lydia Kumar talks with nonprofit comms lead Celia Jones about wielding ChatGPT as a research sidekick, confidence boost, and ethics checkpoint, proving AI can deepen, not replace, human connection.
2025-06-0439 minKinwise: AI Insights for EducatorsTrailer: Welcome to Kinwise ConversationsAI is evolving fast, but how do we use it with intention? In this trailer, host Lydia Kumar introduces Kinwise Conversations, a podcast about integrating AI into our lives and work with care, ethics, and creativity. Hear from real leaders navigating this space weekly starting in June. Subscribe and join us at kinwise.org.
2025-06-0401 min
When In RomanceSomeone With BinocularsJess and Trisha talk about WIR book club, why/if point of view matters in romance, and they have some recs for reverse adaptations.
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2025-04-281h 09
In the Field Audio BibleI Need RestThis sermon features Pastor Lephen Kumar of South Carolina in the United States. Lephen was born and raised in India, where he worked as a school teacher, a pastor, and a director of a non-profit organization. His involvement in school education and child and community development continues to embrace and uplift his theological training.Lephen, his beautiful wife, Lydia, his son Sam, and his daughter Saakshiyah (sah-chee-yah) moved from India to the United States, answering God’s call as a way of obeying a turning point in his ministry. Growing up as a pastor’s son...
2024-10-0132 min
Aging-USDectin-1 Stimulation Promotes Distinct Inflammatory Signature in HIV and AgingA new research paper was published on the cover of Aging (listed by MEDLINE/PubMed as "Aging (Albany NY)" and "Aging-US" by Web of Science) Volume 15, Issue 16, entitled, “Dectin-1 stimulation promotes a distinct inflammatory signature in the setting of HIV-infection and aging.”
Dectin-1 is an innate immune receptor that recognizes and binds β-1, 3/1, 6 glucans on fungi. In this new study, researchers Archit Kumar, Jiawei Wang, Allen Esterly, Chris Radcliffe, Haowen Zhou, Brent Vander Wyk, Heather G. Allore, Sui Tsang, Lydia Barakat, Subhasis Mohanty, Hongyu Zhao, Albert C. Shaw, and Heidi J. Zapata evaluated Dectin-1 function in myeloid cells in a cohor...
2023-08-3104 min
CSTEP_IndiaQuotes & Notes: A Bird’s Eye View of PollutionIn this episode of Quotes & Notes, CSTEP researchers Dr Sreekanth Vakacherla and Dr Padmavati Kulkarni share insights on using satellite monitoring data to assess air pollution in select Indian cities.
Editor-Lydia Sareena N; Design-Alok Kumar Saha; Script-Reghu Ram R
2022-07-2806 min
All in the Industry ®"On the Road" at the 2022 James Beard Awards in ChicagoOn today's episode of All in the Industry®, Shari Bayer has a special “On the Road” show from the 2022 James Beard Awards in Chicago, which took place from June 11-13 in Chicago, IL. Shari's coverage includes her exclusive red carpet interviews with nominees and presenters at the Chef and Restaurant Awards at the Lyric Opera House, with a bit of our Speed Round game too! Plus, Shari has interviews with some of the winners during the awards ceremony and celebration (listed below). Congratulations to everyone! It was a wonderful awards weekend! Today's show also features Shari's PR tip to celeb...
2022-07-131h 06
CSTEP_IndiaQuotes & Notes - Location Planning for Electric VehiclesElectric vehicles play a key role in the transition to clean energy. In this edition, we discuss the challenges involved in switching to electric vehicles and how location planning can help fast-track the transition.
Credits: Editor-Lydia Sareena N; Visual Design-Alok Kumar Saha;
2021-11-1819 min
Beelina's Story NightWake up Do, Lydia LouThis is a cute nighttime story about a little girl Lidya Lou's sleepy adventure
2021-08-1404 min
CSTEP_IndiaPerspective Xchange - Smart Grid Technologies & Clean Energy TransitionIn the latest edition of Perspective Xchange, CSTEP Executive Direction, Dr Jai Asundi, and Head of the Energy and Power Sector, Mr Abhishek Nath, speak to Mr Reji Kumar Pillai, President of the India Smart Grid Forum on enabling a clean energy future through a modern grid system.
Credits - Editor: Lydia Sareena; Visual Design: Bhawna Welturkar; Narration: Merlin Francis
2021-07-1422 min
Jyoshna - From Nothingness To Empowerment273/365 The Shraddha (Funeral) ceremony of our beloved Sanjay Kumar Mahato 'Tinku', was held on zoom at Sunrise Farm, Ireland.For those of you who would have liked to have been with us but couldnt, here is the recording of Tinku's shraddha ceremony, lead by Didi Anandaprama. The shraddha ceremony starts at 30 mins. At first there is with kiirtan, then samgaccadvam (Vedas) then meditation (cut out), then Guru Puja followed by the shraddha ceremony. Then there was time for sharing, first by me, then Shivanii and finally Didi Anandaprama ending with kiirtan. Present in the room were: Lydia, Rama Deva, Kavita, Isabel (for a short time), Brigunath, Didi Anandaprama and me. Shivanii Cameron was with us online from Australia.
2021-05-0356 min
The ID and the EgoEpisode 008: rm -rf 2020In this episode, Rebecca gets impatient and Brandon thinks everything is interesting. I haven't entirely managed my commitment of bi-weekly episodes, but we're coming up on the end of the year and Rebecca wanted to provide a quick wrap on the year with some of our favorites. We cover IDT articles, books for work and pleasure, podcasts, movies, TV, and more. We have a lot of great shows lined up for the new year and we will be back in early January. Please rate and review our show and send us show ideas, feedback, guest connections, fan mail, hate...
2020-12-091h 23
SoundLore: Folklore & EthnomusicologyStories of Memory, Art, & Aging with Dr. Jon KayDr. Jon Kay and Ph.D. Candidate Lydia Campbell-Maher discuss Dr. Kay's research for his book "The Expressive Lives of Elders" and his findings on "how traditional arts keep us from being isolated and alone." Dr. Kay shares how his career as a folklorist led him to research creative aging and folkloristic gerontology. They also discuss Traditional Arts Indiana's recent publication, "Memory, Art, and Aging: A Resource & Activity Guide," and stories of the people they worked with to produce this guide.
Music: CORONAWAVE by Pagliacci and Some Other Klowns (Suyash Kumar Neupane, Ben Danner, Kurt Baer)
2020-11-2044 min
Main pyg channelBande annonce du film "La bataille du libre" (version 3min VF) / Sortie officielle début 2019« La bataille du Libre » film documentaire (version 87mn du film "Internet ou la révolution du partage" bientôt diffusé sur Arte en 2019), écrit & réalisé par Philippe Borrel, avec Annabelle Jarry et Marion Chataing, produit par Jérémy Zelnik & Tancrède Ramonet / Temps noir pour ARTE.
Désormais l’informatique est au cœur de presque toutes les activités humaines. A t-elle contribué à faire de nous des citoyens plus autonomes ? Ou plutôt les consommateurs passifs d’un marché devenu total ? Sans que nous en ayons conscience, deux logiques s'affrontent aujourd’hui au cœur de la technologie, depuis q...
2019-08-0400 min
Main pyg channelBande annonce du film "La bataille du libre" (version 3min VF) / Sortie officielle début 2019« La bataille du Libre » film documentaire (version 87mn du film "Internet ou la révolution du partage" bientôt diffusé sur Arte en 2019), écrit & réalisé par Philippe Borrel, avec Annabelle Jarry et Marion Chataing, produit par Jérémy Zelnik & Tancrède Ramonet / Temps noir pour ARTE.
Désormais l’informatique est au cœur de presque toutes les activités humaines. A t-elle contribué à faire de nous des citoyens plus autonomes ? Ou plutôt les consommateurs passifs d’un marché devenu total ? Sans que nous en ayons conscience, deux logiques s'affrontent aujourd’hui au cœur de la technologie, depuis q...
2019-08-0400 min
Main pyg channelBande annonce du film "La bataille du libre" (version 3min VF) / Sortie officielle début 2019« La bataille du Libre » film documentaire (version 87mn du film "Internet ou la révolution du partage" bientôt diffusé sur Arte en 2019), écrit & réalisé par Philippe Borrel, avec Annabelle Jarry et Marion Chataing, produit par Jérémy Zelnik & Tancrède Ramonet / Temps noir pour ARTE.
Désormais l’informatique est au cœur de presque toutes les activités humaines. A t-elle contribué à faire de nous des citoyens plus autonomes ? Ou plutôt les consommateurs passifs d’un marché devenu total ? Sans que nous en ayons conscience, deux logiques s'affrontent aujourd’hui au cœur de la technologie, depuis q...
2019-08-0400 min
Main pyg channelBande annonce du film "La bataille du libre" (version 3min VF) / Sortie officielle début 2019« La bataille du Libre » film documentaire (version 87mn du film "Internet ou la révolution du partage" bientôt diffusé sur Arte en 2019), écrit & réalisé par Philippe Borrel, avec Annabelle Jarry et Marion Chataing, produit par Jérémy Zelnik & Tancrède Ramonet / Temps noir pour ARTE.
Désormais l’informatique est au cœur de presque toutes les activités humaines. A t-elle contribué à faire de nous des citoyens plus autonomes ? Ou plutôt les consommateurs passifs d’un marché devenu total ? Sans que nous en ayons conscience, deux logiques s'affrontent aujourd’hui au cœur de la technologie, depuis q...
2019-08-0400 min
La bataille du Libre - Philippe BorrelBande annonce du film "La bataille du libre" (version 2mn VF) / Sortie officielle début 2019« La bataille du Libre » film documentaire (version 87mn du film "Internet ou la révolution du partage" bientôt diffusé sur Arte en 2019), écrit & réalisé par Philippe Borrel, avec Annabelle Jarry et Marion Chataing, produit par Jérémy Zelnik & Tancrède Ramonet / Temps noir pour ARTE.
Disponible en replay jusqu'au 4 août 2019 : https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/077346-000-A/internet-ou-la-revolution-du-partage/
Désormais l’informatique est au cœur de presque toutes les activités humaines. A t-elle contribué à faire de nous des citoyens plus autonomes ? Ou plutôt les consommateurs passifs d’un marché devenu total...
2019-01-1900 min
La bataille du Libre - Philippe BorrelBande annonce du film "La bataille du libre" (version 2mn VF) / Sortie officielle début 2019« La bataille du Libre » film documentaire (version 87mn du film "Internet ou la révolution du partage" bientôt diffusé sur Arte en 2019), écrit & réalisé par Philippe Borrel, avec Annabelle Jarry et Marion Chataing, produit par Jérémy Zelnik & Tancrède Ramonet / Temps noir pour ARTE.
Disponible en replay jusqu'au 4 août 2019 : https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/077346-000-A/internet-ou-la-revolution-du-partage/
Désormais l’informatique est au cœur de presque toutes les activités humaines. A t-elle contribué à faire de nous des citoyens plus autonomes ? Ou plutôt les consommateurs passifs d’un marché devenu total...
2019-01-1900 min
La bataille du Libre - Philippe BorrelBande annonce du film "La bataille du libre" (version 2mn VF) / Sortie officielle début 2019« La bataille du Libre » film documentaire (version 87mn du film "Internet ou la révolution du partage" bientôt diffusé sur Arte en 2019), écrit & réalisé par Philippe Borrel, avec Annabelle Jarry et Marion Chataing, produit par Jérémy Zelnik & Tancrède Ramonet / Temps noir pour ARTE.
Disponible en replay jusqu'au 4 août 2019 : https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/077346-000-A/internet-ou-la-revolution-du-partage/
Désormais l’informatique est au cœur de presque toutes les activités humaines. A t-elle contribué à faire de nous des citoyens plus autonomes ? Ou plutôt les consommateurs passifs d’un marché devenu total...
2019-01-1900 minLa bataille du Libre - Philippe BorrelBande annonce du film "La bataille du libre" (version 3min VF) / Sortie officielle début 2019« La bataille du Libre » film documentaire (version 87mn du film "Internet ou la révolution du partage" bientôt diffusé sur Arte en 2019), écrit & réalisé par Philippe Borrel, avec Annabelle Jarry et Marion Chataing, produit par Jérémy Zelnik & Tancrède Ramonet / Temps noir
pour ARTE.
Disponible en replay jusqu'au 4 août : https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/077346-000-A/internet-ou-la-revolution-du-partage/
Désormais l’informatique est au cœur de presque toutes les activités humaines. A t-elle contribué à faire de nous des citoyens plus autonomes ? Ou plutôt les consommateurs passifs d’un marché devenu total...
2019-01-1900 minLa bataille du Libre - Philippe BorrelBande annonce du film "La bataille du libre" (version 3min VF) / Sortie officielle début 2019« La bataille du Libre » film documentaire (version 87mn du film "Internet ou la révolution du partage" bientôt diffusé sur Arte en 2019), écrit & réalisé par Philippe Borrel, avec Annabelle Jarry et Marion Chataing, produit par Jérémy Zelnik & Tancrède Ramonet / Temps noir
pour ARTE.
Disponible en replay jusqu'au 4 août : https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/077346-000-A/internet-ou-la-revolution-du-partage/
Désormais l’informatique est au cœur de presque toutes les activités humaines. A t-elle contribué à faire de nous des citoyens plus autonomes ? Ou plutôt les consommateurs passifs d’un marché devenu total...
2019-01-1900 minLa bataille du Libre - Philippe BorrelBande annonce du film "La bataille du libre" (version 3min VF) / Sortie officielle début 2019« La bataille du Libre » film documentaire (version 87mn du film "Internet ou la révolution du partage" bientôt diffusé sur Arte en 2019), écrit & réalisé par Philippe Borrel, avec Annabelle Jarry et Marion Chataing, produit par Jérémy Zelnik & Tancrède Ramonet / Temps noir
pour ARTE.
Disponible en replay jusqu'au 4 août : https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/077346-000-A/internet-ou-la-revolution-du-partage/
Désormais l’informatique est au cœur de presque toutes les activités humaines. A t-elle contribué à faire de nous des citoyens plus autonomes ? Ou plutôt les consommateurs passifs d’un marché devenu total...
2019-01-1900 min
Raise Your GameLanguage As The Key To Understanding Cultures And Promoting Social CohesivenessEarly exposure to different languages does not only build a child’s intelligence, but it also lays the foundation for good leadership skills later in life by promoting social cohesion, deeper understanding of cultures and better decision making. Leaderonomics Managing Editor Lydia Gomez and Digital Initiatives Lead Arun Kumar talk about how learning different languages with the use of technology, can help ease and even enhance communication in a seamless world.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2018-06-0425 min
Rusty Quill Gaming PodcastRQG 44 - Rock BottomJoin Alex, Bryn, Ben and Lydia as they continue to play the extended pathfinder campaign: Erasing the Line.Party members have been dropping thick and fast and they face their (literally) darkest hour.CONTENT WARNING:Today’s episode contents elements of Body Horror. If you don’t want to hear it, skip the second half of the episode. Better yet, get somebody to listen to it for you then tell you what happened.Don’t forget, Rusty Quill are appearing in a panel with Goblin Quest inventor Grant Howitt at the 20...
2016-07-2747 min