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ONE LIFE. LIVE IT.Grief Is Not Something to Get Over: A Compassionate Conversation with Meghan JarvisSend us a textIn this tender and honest conversation, we sit down with grief expert Meghan Jarvis to explore what it really means to live alongside grief — not fix it, rush it, or push it away. Together, we normalize grief as a lifelong process and speak openly about the ways it weaves itself into our bodies, relationships, and sense of self.Meghan shares gentle, natural supports for navigating grief, the importance of allowing space for both healing and hurt, and why community connection is often one of the most overlooked forms of medicine. This ep...
2025-12-2924 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast041: It's a Techy Holiday!Happy holidays, teacher friends! Whether you’re celebrating Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, winter break, or simply breathing for the first time in weeks, this episode is our gift to you. We’re revisiting powerful, joyful, meaningful moments from some of our favorite conversations this year—with incredible educators who bring creativity, courage, purpose, and fun into classrooms every day.You’ll hear:🎙️ Debbie Tannenbaum on authentic, student-centered EdTech and reflection🌮 Gabriel Carrillo on food as connection + AI literacy + real talk PD🎭 Kiki (Keke) Powell on joy, costumes, innovation, and believing BIG for kids🎮 John M...
2025-12-2534 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast040:Relax & Rejuvenate: A Midyear Reset for EducatorsNo Name Paper — Relax & Rejuvenate: A Midyear Reset for EducatorsEpisode Type: Curated Clips + Solo ReflectionHost: Meghan WellsLength: ~25 minutesThis episode of No Name Paper is a pause button.As the school year winds down and life speeds up, Meghan brings together some of the most meaningful moments from our most-listened-to episodes — featuring Elizabeth Lainez, Todd Nesloney, Dr. Darren Pepperd, and a bonus game with Cheryl Graff — to offer one clear message:👉 Hang in there. Recover. You’re doing better than you think.This is not a strat...
2025-12-1927 min
Battle LinesInside Sin City: Chinese gangs, scam centres and people traffickingHave you ever been scammed? If you have, the chances are that it happened somewhere in Asia. Often overseen by Chinese criminal gangs, the places where these scams are happening have become hubs for people trafficking, drugs trade, and prostitution.On today's episode, Venetia speaks to Global Health Security Correspondent Sarah Newey, who has visited Sin City in Laos, a scam centre hotspot. She tells us about what happens inside these compounds.We also hear from political analyst and Myanmar adviser to Crisis Group, Richard Horsey about why power vacuums are creating the...
2025-12-1735 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast039: Innovation, Humanity & the Courage to Rethink School with George CourosThis week on the No Name Paper Podcast, we sit down with George Couros — speaker, consultant, former principal, and author of The Innovator’s Mindset, Innovate Inside the Box, and his upcoming book Forward Together. George is one of the most influential voices in education today, known for his blend of practical innovation, storytelling, humor, and deep belief in what schools can become when we center people, relationships, and possibility.In this episode, George gets real about change, leadership, student-centered learning, teacher well-being, technology, and the joy of creating new opportunities. He shares personal stories from...
2025-12-121h 01
Battle Lines'I fought the Taliban, now we have tea’: Maj Gen Cowan on landmines, aid and UkraineAs global landmine casualties reach a four-year high, Venetia is joined by Major General James Cowan, former British Army commander in Iraq and Afghanistan and now CEO of The HALO Trust.He lays out why he believes foreign aid and defense are inseparable, how clearing weapons post-conflict shapes global health and security outcomes, and why Britain’s safety begins far beyond its own borders.From minefields in Ukraine and Syria to unexploded bombs in Gaza, Cowan argues that true security relies not only on military strength, but on the stability created through development and humanitarian action....
2025-12-1041 min
Hidden WisdomThe Hidden History of Mother Mary: Her Lineage, Temple Training, and Real IdentityIn this special Christmas episode of Hidden Wisdom, Meghan is joined by scholar and author Donna Nielsen for a breathtaking exploration of Mother Mary’s true identity, her lineage, her temple upbringing, and the ancient traditions that honor her far beyond the biblical text.Drawing from Christian apocrypha, Islamic scripture, German folktales, early temple traditions, Renaissance iconography, and Middle Eastern lineage records, Donna reveals a side of Mary rarely talked about. This is a beautiful, expansive, and deeply reverent journey into Mary’s life and mission—the perfect Christmas episode for anyone...
2025-12-091h 56
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast38: Cooking Up Magic in the CTE Classroom with Tisha RichmondWelcome back to The No Name Paper! In this episode, Meghan and Candice sit down with Tisha Richmond, a high school culinary arts teacher, former tech integration specialist, and author who specializes in infusing joy and creativity into the classroom.Tisha shares her journey from feeling teacher burnout to rediscovering her spark through technology and gamification. She discusses her brand new book, The Magical CTE Classroom, which focuses on strategies specifically designed for lab-based and Career and Technical Education environments. We also dive into her heartwarming collaboration with her son on their children's book...
2025-12-051h 00
Planet NormalLiar, liar, Reeves’ pants are on fireWith reaction to the autumn Budget still on the lips of news outlets everywhere, your co-pilots are here to make sense of the chaos.Allison doesn’t hold back and thinks Reeves has ‘lied’ to the electorate and inflated her own words in order to try and sneak her Budget past everyone.Meanwhile Liam thinks the fighting between Number 10 and 11 is harming the economy on a fundamental scale.Meanwhile stowaway Lord Nigel Biggar tells the co-pilots why history should recognise the UK fought against slavery across the British Empire....
2025-12-041h 00
Battle LinesTerror insurgency or Christian genocide? Inside Nigeria’s security crisisNigeria is facing a security crisis. Extremist violence, mass kidnappings and deepening food insecurity has created what the UN has called the country’s worst emergency in a decade.Recent weeks have seen a spate of high profile abductions, including 300 schoolgirls and teachers from Niger state. Security officials now fear these pupils could be used as human shields to deter a military intervention being threatened by the United States.At the same time, aid is being slashed, and extremist groups and criminal gangs have disrupted food supplies, leaving 35 million people pr...
2025-12-0331 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast035: Gen X Sparkle, PD Magic, & EdTech Confidence with Melissa SummerfordThis week, we’re serving up a post-Thanksgiving slice of joy: a dynamic, big-energy conversation with Melissa Summerford — Teaching & Learning Coordinator with Kami, Google Innovator, Google Trainer, fashion icon, wig influencer, and proud Gen X educator who brings eighties mixtape magic into every room she enters. Get ready for humor, heart, real talk about classroom life, and a whole lot of sparkle.In this lively and laughter-filled episode, Meghan and Candace sit down with Melissa to talk:Her incredible journey from paraprofessional → classroom teacher → instructional technologist → PD powerhouseHow Gen X grit and fashionist...
2025-11-2851 min
Battle LinesWhy cutting aid to buy bombs is making us less safeWith conflicts raging around the world, aid budgets are being slashed in favour of defence spending. But experts are warning that cutting aid may not just hurt the world’s most vulnerable, it could make life in Britain more dangerous.This week, Lord Dannatt, the former head of the British Army, tells Venetia and Arthur why cutting aid to boost defence actually makes us less safe. Plus we hear from the author of a new Chatham House report, Olivia O'Sullivan, about the risk of China filling the power gap and the...
2025-11-2631 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast034:Intentional Leadership, Purpose, & The Power of “Keep Farming” with Vernon WrightIn this inspiring episode, Meghan and Candice sit down with the dynamic Vernon Wright — former teacher, campus administrator, central office leader, mentor, speaker, and founder of The Wright Leader Movement. Vernon brings his trademark blend of authenticity, wisdom, and high-energy storytelling as he unpacks what it means to lead with intention and elevate the people around you.From his unexpected pivot from the financial world into education to becoming a mentor to collegiate athletes, Vernon shares how purpose, consistency, and connection guide everything he does. He opens up about the leaders who shaped him, pivotal “wate...
2025-11-2159 min
Battle LinesIndiscriminate weapons: how wars became so deadly for civiliansMore children are being killed by explosive weapons than at any other time in history, according to a major new report by Save the Children and Imperial College London.It’s clear there has been a shift in the way wars are being fought, and children are being caught in the crosshairs. In this exclusive interview, Arthur and Paul ask George Graham, Executive Director for Global Impact at Save the Children, and Shehan Hettiaratchy, from the Centre for Paediatric Blast Injury Studies at Imperial College London why have wars become so much more dea...
2025-11-1927 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast033:Aspire to Lead with Joshua Stamper🎙️ No Name Paper – Aspire to Lead with Joshua StamperGuest:Joshua Stamper – middle school assistant principal (17+ years), art teacher turned administratorHost of the Aspire to Lead podcast & author of Aspire to LeadLeadership coach and podcast network manager with the Teach Better Team Joshua shares his journey from struggling student who hated school to art teacher, coach, and trauma-informed school leader.He unpacks how creativity, foster care training, and trauma-informed practices reshaped his discipline approach and campus culture.He challenges educators to see themselves as leader...
2025-11-1451 min
Battle LinesInside the bloody work of tracking war crimes from spaceFor more than two years a vicious civil war has been raging in Sudan. It’s been defined by massacres, rapes, displacement, and starvation. As the UN has long said, it is one of the worst humanitarian crises of the 21st century.Most media didn’t pay attention until Yale’s Humanitarian Research Lab published satellite images of bodies and bloody sand. Suddenly, there was hard visual evidence of the scale of the slaughter.This week, we speak to Nathaniel Raymond, Executive Director of Yale's Humanitarian Research Lab about how satelli...
2025-11-1240 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast032: Coaching with Heart with Dr. Colissa IrvingEpisode Title:Coaching with Heart: Dr. Colissa Irving on Leadership, Learning, and Letting GoThis week on The No Name Paper Podcast, hosts Meghan Wells and Candace Miller sit down with the insightful and inspiring Dr. Colissa Irving, consultant for the Hamilton County ESC in Ohio. With over 24 years in education, Dr. Irving shares her journey from high school English teacher to instructional coach, offering heartfelt lessons on leadership, empowerment, and the art of coaching.From building trust and relationships with reluctant teachers to addressing gaps in will, skill, and knowledge, this conversation...
2025-11-0738 min
Battle LinesWhy Ukraine's troops are facing an amputation crisisIn Ukraine, tens of thousands of soldiers have returned from the frontlines without limbs. Most of them will require support in some form for the rest of their lives. But not all of those amputations are purely the result of direct hits on the battlefield. Ukraine’s Chief Military Surgeon has said the improper use of tourniquets could be responsible for as many as one in four lost limbs. Have medics become too reliant on the tourniquet? And what does this enormous burden of injury mean for Ukraine in the long term?
2025-11-0523 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast031: Leading with the four W's with Mark HornerGuest:Mark Horner, Principal of Tallmadge High School (OH)Former teacher and coachCo-host of the Between Two Blue Devils student podcastMark shares how student voice, servant leadership, and campus culture drive his daily mission.We dive into his Four W’s framework, the revival of the Blue Devils podcast, and how simple habits—like morning greetings—transform school climate.00:00 – Intro & why Mark’s journey matters01:22 – From coach to principal & podcast reboot12:00 – The Four W’s:What’s your foundation?What are you...
2025-10-3152 min
Battle LinesThe battle to make Gaza healthy againIt's been over two weeks since the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas came into effect in Gaza. While the full-blown war has stopped, the World Health Organisation is warning that Gaza is experiencing a health "catastrophe" that will last for "generations to come".How do we make Gaza healthy again? How do you heal a city that’s been under siege and rebuild a health system destroyed by war?To find out, Arthur and Venetia are joined by Professor Paul Spiegel, director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Humanitarian Health, and Nick Maynard, a...
2025-10-2927 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast030:Focusing on what truly matters with Dr. Dave Schmittou🎙️ This Week on No Name PaperGrab your coffee (and maybe a sticky note or two) because this conversation is one that will stick with you!In this episode, Meghan and Candace sit down with Dr. Dave Schmittou—educator, author, speaker, and host of the Lasting Learning podcast—to unpack what it really means to create learning that lasts. From his early teaching days with five-prong chalk holders to his work with leaders across the country, Dave shares stories, humor, and deep insights about teaching with purpose, prioritizing what matters most, and letting go of contro...
2025-10-2459 min
Battle LinesHow AI is supercharging bioweaponsLast month, Donald Trump raised the spectre of biological weapons at the UN, calling on the world to help him end their development.He said AI could help enforce the ban on these weapons.But scientists are increasingly concerned that technologies like AI and gene editing tools could also make them more accessible – and even more dangerous.So we’re asking: has the threat of biological weapons returned?We are joined by Dr Brett Edwards, Senior Lecturer in Security and Public Policy at the University of Bath. His...
2025-10-2221 min
Me and You and Nancy DrewMe and You and Nancy Drew Episode 006-Classic Book Episode 06: The Secret of Red Gate Farm (1961)In this episode, Meghan and Colleen discuss wishing wells, elevator laws, and pumping gas in New Jersey…as well as the actual contents of The Secret of Red Gate Farm (1961)!Corrections: When we said “poisonous,” we actually meant “venomous.” Our bad! Also, we erroneously said that Nancy got peas as a midday snack from the drugstore in a previous book. That’s totally false; she got a normal snack (split pea soup) from the drugstore. Notes: CW for discussion of Orientalism and the KKK (as both are large parts of this book, including the book referring to...
2025-10-171h 08
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast029: Full Circle Global Exchange With Cheryl GraffFrom Hamburg to Chicago: Cheryl Graff’s Global Exchange AdventureThis week on No Name Paper, Meghan Wells and Candace Miller welcome back fan favorite Cheryl Graff, fresh off a whirlwind cultural exchange between Chicago and Hamburg. Cheryl shares what it was like to host German students in the Windy City—field trips, food shocks, and Fulbright dreams included!From Taco Bell firsts and crowded high school hallways to Wrigley Field adventures and place-based education, Cheryl reflects on how the exchange deepened her students’ global perspectives and her own teaching philosophy.We als...
2025-10-1753 min
Battle LinesCould war spark the next pandemic?War is the perfect petri dish for disease. In the conflicts of the 18th and 19th centuries, many more troops died of illnesses than in battle. And, at the start of the 20th century, the Spanish Flu pandemic emerged out of the chaos of the First World War.With anti-microbial resistance on the rise and HIV cases soaring among Russian soldiers, might ‘Disease X’ – the mystery pathogen that could cause the next pandemic – be lurking in Ukraine, or Gaza, or Sudan? In the first episode of a brand new Global Health Security Series for Battl...
2025-10-1527 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast028: Defining Your Why with Barbara BrayIn this heartfelt and inspiring episode, Meghan and Candace sit down with Barbara Bray — educator, author, speaker, and host of Rethinking Learning. From her early days as a dental hygienist to becoming a global voice in personalized learning, Barbara shares how she found her true purpose and built a life centered around passion, courage, and connection.Barbara opens up about her journey through education, resilience in the face of personal challenges, and her mission to help others define and grow their “why.” She discusses her books Define Your Why and Grow Your Why, her belief in storytelling as a f...
2025-10-1044 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast027: Building School Culture with Todd NesloneyThis week on No Name Paper, Meghan and Candace sit down with Todd Nesloney—award-winning educator, bestselling author of Kids Deserve It, and White House Champion of Change. From his days as a classroom teacher and principal to his current role as Director of Culture and Strategic Leadership, Todd has made it his mission to help educators create schools where every child feels seen, valued, and heard.We talk about:Why school culture is more than a buzzwordHow vulnerability and relationships transform classroomsLessons Todd learned from meeting President Obama at...
2025-10-0354 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast026: Making Math an Electrifying Adventure with Steve ShermanGet ready for a whirlwind of energy! This week, we're joined all the way from South Africa by the incredible Steve Sherman, a multi-award-winning global educator, two-time TEDx speaker, and the founder and "Chief Imagination Officer" of Living Maths. His mission is simple yet profound: to smash the stereotype that math and science are boring and to make learning an electrifying adventure for every student.In this dynamic conversation, Steve shares his passion for being the teacher he always needed, the power of getting students to "pull the learning," and how a simple domino rally taught a...
2025-09-2646 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast025: Creating Space for Innovation with Jeff GargasEver wonder what the music industry and education have in common? This week, we sit down with Jeff Gargas, the COO and co-founder of the Teach Better Team, whose career path started in a very different world. Jeff shares his incredible journey from running a record label and managing bands to partnering with his former drummer, Chad Ostrowski, to launch an educational movement.In this conversation, we unpack the core philosophy of "Teach Better"—the idea that progress isn't about perfection, but about getting a little better every day. Jeff gives us a behind-the-scenes look at how he...
2025-09-1949 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast024: From AI Literacy to Certified Pizzaiolo with Alex MayszakWith Guest Host : Cheryl GraffThis week, we're joined by the multi-talented Alex Mayszak, an award-winning EdTech leader who brings a unique secret ingredient to the table—he's also a certified pizzaiolo! Join us as Alex shares his incredible journey through education, from a high school history teacher to an elementary principal, and now as the Director of Digital Learning and Innovation for East Moline Schools. We dive deep into the world of artificial intelligence in the classroom, discussing how to keep learning human-centered in an age of rapidly advancing technology. Alex of...
2025-09-1231 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast023: Blended Learning and Playful Protocols with Ben CogswellBlended Learning and Playful Protocols with Ben CogswellGuest: Ben CogswellIn this episode, Meghan and Candace are joined by Ben Cogswell, an award-winning educator and co-author of The Primary Edition of The Eduprotocols Playbook. Ben shares his passion for blended learning, the importance of student discourse, and practical strategies for integrating technology thoughtfully into the primary classroom.Experience: Ben is in his nineteenth year of education. He has taught a wide range of elementary grades, from kindergarten to sixth grade. His...
2025-09-0555 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast022: Finding Blindspots with Hedreich NicholsFrom the Grammys to the Classroom: Rethinking Education with Hedreich NicholsWhat does a Grammy-winning vocalist have in common with an instructional tech specialist and equity consultant? Meet Hedreich Nichols. This week, we talk with someone who has truly done it all—from performing on world stages to coaching educators on cultural competence.Hedreich shares her incredible journey from a life in music to her passion for education, including her time teaching in Switzerland. We get into why she believes learning can always be fun ("Want a bet?") , how to...
2025-08-2947 min
Find Empathy - Mental Health Continuing Education20. UPDATED - PSYPACT - Research, History, Interjurisdictional Practice, & Billing ConsiderationsCONTINUING EDUCATION
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As of August 2025, 43 States have enacted PSYPACT legislation. After COVID-19, the participation of states and professionals in PSYPACT grew considerably and continues to expand across the country.
The ability to use telepsychology to practice across state lines and expand practice has brought many benefits for patients and providers. However, there are distinct and vital competencies, ethics...
2025-08-271h 01
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast021: Leading with Heart and Intention with Livia ChanLeading with Heart and Intention with Livia ChanIn this episode, we go international to chat with the insightful and uplifting Livia Chan, a third-grade head teacher from British Columbia, Canada. Livia shares her wealth of experience on how to lead with love, learn with joy, and build strong, positive school communities. In this episode, you'll learn about:Atomic Interactions: Livia introduces her powerful concept of "Atomic Interactions," the small, intentional moments that form the foundation of strong relationships with students, colleagues, and parents.
2025-08-2258 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast020: Meaningful Tech Integration with Debbie TannenbaumAre our students spending too much time as passive listeners? After a day shadowing a 6th-grade student, educator Debbie Tannenbaum knew we had to do better.In this episode, we sit down with Debbie Tannenbaum, a nationally recognized educator with over 26 years of experience, to discuss how to transform classrooms into dynamic, active learning environments. As an elementary tech coach and ISTE Certified Educator, Debbie shares her mission to move beyond "digital worksheets" and empower students by putting creation, not consumption, at the heart of learning.We...
2025-08-1556 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast019: STEM, Games & Creativity with Elisabeth Lainez🎙 No Name Paper Podcast – Episode: STEM, Games & Creativity with Elizabeth LainezIn this episode, Meghan and Candace chat with Elisabeth Lainez, a K–5 STEM teacher in New York City whose energy and creativity light up the classroom. From makerspaces to game-based learning, Elizabeth shares how she blends hands-on STEM projects, real-world problem-solving, and technology to engage her students at every grade level.We dive into:How the pandemic shaped Elisabeth’s teaching and love for EdTechDesigning engaging, developmentally-appropriate STEM lessons for K–5Creative uses of Kahoot, Gim...
2025-08-0850 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast018- Igniting Real Change with Carly SpinaIn this episode of The No Name Paper Podcast, we’re joined by the incredible Carly Spina—educator, author, and multilingual learner advocate who brings nearly two decades of boots-on-the-ground experience. Carly shares her journey from ESL teacher to instructional coach to her current role at the Illinois Resource Center, where she champions equity-driven practices across the country.We talk about:Her new book Igniting Real Change for Multilingual LearnersWhat “real” equity work actually looks like in schoolsEmpowering gen ed teachers to support multilingual studentsAvoiding common mistakes...
2025-08-0154 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast017: Directing Dreams with Mary Ellen and Matt SmithJoin us for an inspiring episode as we sit down with Mary Ellen and Matt Smith, the dynamic husband-and-wife team behind the thriving theater program at Riverdale High School in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. In this conversation, you'll hear about:Their Unique Paths to Teaching: Mary Ellen shares her journey from dental hygienist to theater educator, initially pursuing a chemistry degree before finding her passion in theater. Matt, a Riverdale High alumnus, discusses what it's like to return to his alma mater as a teacher decades later and how his alumni...
2025-07-2453 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast016: Teaching Restorative Practices with Danica HallTeaching Restorative Practices with Danica HallThis week on The No Name Paper Podcast, Meghan and Candace sit down with educator, SEL coach, and restorative justice advocate Danica Hall of Columbus City Schools. From corporate life to the classroom, Danica shares her powerful journey into education and how restorative practices became her calling.We dive deep into:What restorative practices really look like in schoolsHow student-led circles promote empathy and healingWhy reintegration...
2025-07-1832 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast015-Engaging in the quirky with Dustin Rimmey🎙️ Podcast Summary NotesEpisode Title: The Power of Play: Gamification, Creativity & Student Voice with Dustin Remy Guests: Dustin Remy (@teachersplayground)Hosts: Megan Wells and Candace Miller👤 Guest Bio: Dustin RemyDustin Remy is a veteran educator, speaker, and edtech innovator passionate about transforming classrooms into engaging, curiosity-driven learning spaces. From teaching AP Government and Debate to middle school STEAM and electronic media, Dustin brings a quirky, learner-centered approach to every subject. He’s known online as @teachersplayground where he shares gamified strategies, makerspace inspiration, and playful edtech ideas. Dustin is also a...
2025-07-1057 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast014:Play with Purpose with BreAnne FennellIn this inspiring episode, BreAnne Fennell—educator, author, and play advocate—joins Meghan Wells and Candace Miller to discuss the power of play in education. From building classrooms out of Legos to publishing books that center joy, Bre shares her journey through 16 years of teaching, writing, and leading with authenticity.Whether you’re a high school science teacher or a kindergarten paraprofessional, Bre reminds us all that play isn't just fun—it's foundational. You'll leave this episode with practical ideas for incorporating purposeful play, engaging student creativity, and connecting across grade levels.Why play belongs in every...
2025-07-0454 min
Between Us and The CoversEpisode 26: Till Summer Do Us Part by Meghan QuinnGet ready for one of our favorite rom-com reads of the summer! In Episode 26 of Between Us and the Covers, we’re diving headfirst into Till Summer Do Us Part by the always hilarious and heartwarming Meghan Quinn. From the very first page, we were hooked by Scottie Price’s awkwardly brilliant lie, the absolutely bonkers marriage retreat setup, and of course, the swoon-worthy, improv-loving hero Wilder Wells. Let’s just say… this fake marriage had *real* spice. 🔥We laughed. We swooned. We screamed into our group chat. Honestly, this might be our favorite Meghan Quin...
2025-07-0254 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast013: Science, Expeditions, and Artifacts with Becky SchnekserIn this episode, Meghan Wells and Candace Miller sit down with the ever-curious and adventurous educator, Becky Schnekser, to explore how science, travel, and authentic storytelling can change the classroom.🧪 Becky shares the story behind her incredible collection of Amazon artifacts and how her field expeditions influence both her teaching style and student engagement. From navigating jungle terrain to sparking student inquiry, Becky brings global science education alive in the most tactile way.We talk about:🧭 The power of experiential learning🧳 Packing curiosity into every lesson🦋 The science of wonder and e...
2025-06-271h 08
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast012-EdTech, Tacos, and Food Tours with Gabriel CarrilloEdTech, Tacos, and Food Tours with Gabriel CarrilloDescription:This week on No Name Paper, we welcome Gabriel Carrillo—EdTech specialist, keynote speaker, and host of the EdTechBytes podcast. Based in San Antonio, Gabriel is famous for turning conference networking into epic food tours and for blending technology and tacos in creative ways that break down classroom barriers. Whether you’re a new teacher, an edtech enthusiast, or just here for the food talk, you’ll leave inspired (and maybe a little hungry)!In this episode:How Gabriel’s food tours make edtech c...
2025-06-2047 min
Spot On with Link LaurenMeghan Markle's “Truth,” Schwarzenegger Takes On The View, and Inside Look at Trump’s Historic WinLink Lauren gives you an update on the ongoing Israel and Iran conflict in the Middle East. Then dives into Meghan Markle’s latest podcast appearance and Arnold Schwarzenegger taking on illegal immigration on “The View.” Then, “Art of the Surge” producer Justin Wells joins to give an inside look at what it was liking filming the iconic series with President Donald Trump. Plus, Link breaks down Senator Alex Padilla’s dramatic telling of being escorted out of a DHS press conference last week and Ask Link!Masa Chips: Get 25% off your first order | Use code LINK at https://M...
2025-06-1855 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast011: Sustainable Teaching, Radical Reflection with Alex Valencic”🎙️ No Name Paper Podcast | Featuring Alex ValencicEpisode Title: “Sustainable Teaching, Radical Reflection: A Conversation with Alex Valencic”Episode Summary:In this illuminating episode, we sit down with Alex Valencic, a passionate educator, instructional coach, and professional development advocate, for an honest conversation about the evolving role of teachers in today’s educational landscape.Alex shares how his early love of learning led him into the classroom, and how that love has grown into a commitment to creating systems where teachers thrive—not just survive. From his advocacy for inquiry-based learning to his insights on t...
2025-06-1352 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast010-Magical Engagement with Public Figure Keke PowellMaking Learning Magical with Kiki PowellShow Notes:Join us as we talk with Kiki Powell, an award-winning educator, mentor, and content creator known for her innovative teaching strategies and captivating classroom engagement. Kiki shares her journey of transforming the educational experience through creativity, costumes, and collaborations with leading educational brands.In this inspiring episode, you'll learn:How Kiki uses costumes to make learning fun and memorable.Practical classroom strategies to boost student engagement.Insights on collaborating with brands to enhance educational resources....
2025-06-0636 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast009- Rethinking Depth of Knowledge and Inquiry with Erik M. Francis🎙️ Episode Title: Rethinking Depth of Knowledge and Inquiry with Erik M. Francis📝 Show Notes:In this episode, Erik M. Francis, author and depth of knowledge (DOK) expert, shares his insights on transforming educational practices with a focus on inquiry-based learning, smart brevity, and authentic engagement. Listen in as we explore the power of strategic questioning, depth of knowledge frameworks, and how to create learner-driven environments.🌟 Key Topics:Understanding DOK as a framework, not a level systemUsing inquiry-based strategies to enhance student engagementIntroducing "Smart Brevity" for clear, impactful c...
2025-05-3058 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast008- Navigating Career, Side Hustles, and PD with Dr. Joy WilsonJoin Meghan Wells and Candice Miller as they sit down with education powerhouse Dr. Joy Wilson, whose career has spanned every educational role imaginable—from teacher and instructional coach to principal and superintendent. Joy is now sharing her insights through her podcast, Superintendent in Sneakers, and today she’s on No Name Paper to talk leadership, career growth, and educator side hustles.In this episode, you'll hear:✨ Practical advice for educators exploring leadership roles and career advancement.🚀 Tips for starting and growing teacher side hustles and passion projects.🌞 Strategic ways to approach professional development heading into...
2025-05-2340 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast007: High Engagement, Real Results with John MeehanHigh Engagement, Real Results with John MeehanReady to ditch the ordinary and turn your classroom into a place students can't wait to enter? On this episode of No Name Paper, Candace and Meghan talk with John Meehan—educator, co-founder of EMC² Learning, and author of EDrenaline Rush and Fully EngagED.John shares how theme parks, escape rooms, and video games can revolutionize student engagement. Learn how you can transform your teaching approach from traditional to unforgettable by crafting lessons that feel like adventures.In this episode, you'll hear:✨ What...
2025-05-1656 min
Radio LabyrinthMeghan Talks, Trump Sings, Everyone SuffersWe're back in the Labyrinth this week with a packed show!
🇫🇷 Trump’s surprise upcoming Les Misérables debut at the Kennedy Center sparked a whole lot of noise—Tim’s not buying the outrage.
🎙️ Meghan Markle’s latest podcast appearance drives Lizzie over the edge.
📞 Prank phone calls: Are they a lost art or just banned in 49 states?
🧟♂️ The Last of Us season takes a ratings hit and gets review bombed.
🍕 Plus: Is the next Pope actually named Pizzaballa? Jeff’s Reddit-famous “Pope Pizza the Hutt” may have answers.
📰 From Dead City to Diddy’s trial, Stephen King’s The Lo...
2025-05-1045 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast006- Global Learning with Cheryl Graff🗓️ Episode Summary:This week on No Name Paper, we’re talking to Cheryl Graff—a Chicago-based high school special education teacher who turned an unexpected opportunity into a powerful cross-cultural learning experience. What started as a chance encounter has now grown into a thriving exchange program between her students and families in Germany.Cheryl shares how she coordinates international travel for students with special needs, the life lessons learned through immersive cultural exchange, and what it’s like to flip the script by hosting German students here in the U.S. It’s part teacher talk, part tr...
2025-05-0958 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast005- Language Is a Bridge with Andrea BitnerLanguage Is a Bridge: A Conversation with Andrea Bitner📚 Episode Summary:In this inspiring episode of No Name Paper: The Teacher Podcast, we’re joined by educator, author, and advocate Andrea Bitner. With experience as an English language teacher, reading specialist, and literacy coach, Andrea shares how her work led her to champion a powerful message: learning a second language is an asset—not a handicap.Andrea discusses her book Take Me Home, which highlights the stories of multilingual learners and reminds us that every student carries a story worth hearing. This convers...
2025-05-0249 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast004- Teachers Deserve It – Featuring Rae HughartEpisode 4: Teachers Deserve It – Featuring Rae Hughart🗓️ Released: April 24,2025Note speakpipe link was wrong in the episode. It is listed here. This week, we’re having an early celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week with someone who lives and breathes advocacy for educators—Rae Hughart.Rae is a nationally recognized educator, author, TEDx speaker, and the creator of the Teachers Deserve It movement. In this powerful conversation, we dive into her personal journey, the mission behind TeachersDeserveIt.com, and how teachers can access free tools, PD resources, and a whole lot of supp...
2025-04-2554 min
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast003- Culture Over Compliance – A Conversation with Dr. Darrin Peppard🎙️ Episode 3: Culture Over Compliance – A Conversation with Dr. Darrin Peppard🗓️ Released: April 18, 2025This week’s episode is a little longer than usual—but for good reason.We sit down with Dr. Darrin Peppard, author of Culture First Classrooms, to explore why putting culture first transforms classrooms, campuses, and communities. From practical takeaways to leadership lessons, this conversation will challenge how you think about discipline, engagement, and what really drives student success.This episode also kicks off our No Name Paper Book Club!📚 Book Club Pick:Culture First Classrooms by...
2025-04-181h 12
No Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast002- This IS a Test!Episode 2: “This IS a Test”Release Date: April 7, 2025✏️ Episode Description:In this candid conversation, Meghan and Candace dive into the realities of testing season—from personal experiences with standardized testing as students and teachers to the emotional and professional pressures that come with it.🧪 Topics Covered in This Episode:They reflect on how testing has evolved , what it really measures (or doesn’t), and how it impacts students, especially English learners. Along the way, they share strategies to reduce stress and build confidence during testing season—and yes, they get a little honest about wishing tes...
2025-04-1149 minNo Name Paper: A Teacher Podcast001 - Why Teaching? Why Now?No Name Paper: The Teacher Podcast – Episode 1Episode Title: "Why Teaching? Why Now?"Release Date: April 4,2025Welcome to the first-ever episode of No Name Paper: The Teacher Podcast! Join your host, Meghan Wells, alongside Candice Miller, as we kick off the conversation around one critical question: Why teaching, and why now?We'll unpack why teaching is not only essential but deeply personal—and how educators from around the community are answering this important question. Plus, we share the meaning behind our unique podcast name, "No Name Paper," and why it's a perfect metaphor for...
2025-04-0430 minNo Name Paper: A Teacher PodcastIntroNo Name Paper and Podcast exploring teaching from all the perspectives.
2025-03-2100 min
Tomato, TomatoTornados, Podcast Competition, Gwyneth queen of MAHA, Soda Culture, Indian Wells Finals & Australian Grand Prix ReviewDiscussing tornado warnings, Michelle Obama, King Charles and Meghan SUSSEX podcasts, soda culture in the US and UK, Gwyneth Paltrow Vanity Fair article, Indian Wells (mainly Jack Draper), and the Australian Grand Prix.
2025-03-201h 40
Don't Let It StuStirring the Pot with David Yontef: Meghan Markle, Blake Lively, and HousewivesIn this episode, Stu is joined by the ever-entertaining David Yontef from Behind the Velvet Rope as they delve into the latest buzz beyond the Housewives universe. With a flood of TikTok and Instagram comments critiquing Stu's takes on Meghan Markle and Blake Lively, the duo embraces the love-hate relationship of social media attention. They share their experiences from a recent tennis outing in Indian Wells, discussing the outrageous ticket prices and the frustrations of dining reservations. As they critique Meghan Markle's cooking show, they dissect her culinary skills (or lack thereof) and the show's production choices, while also to...
2025-03-1138 minTomato, TomatoMeghan SUSSEX show reviews, Indian Wells tennis update, White Lotus s3ep3, Paradise Finale & Traitors US FinaleDiscussing rumours of a Harry Styles Sphere residency, Meghan Markle's disaster of a TV show, updates and upcoming from Indian Wells, White Lotus ep3, a surprisingly deep conversation about Paradise, and a quite underwhelming Traitors US season 3 finale and reunion.
2025-03-1059 min
Planet NormalThe Lockdown Legacy of CovidIt’s geopolitics stupid.The issue at the forefront of the rocket’s orbit today as there’s certainly no shortage of global madness to contend with.Both your co-pilots reflect on the explosive meeting between President’s, Trump and Zelenskyy. Co-pilot Pearson thinks the latter may have ran out of cards to play when embarking on potential negotiations. Whilst co-pilot Halligan is concerned Donald Trump is underestimating the economic power of the Chinese when raising tariffs.Strapping into the cockpit this week for a return voyage on the rocket is leading epidemiologist, Professo...
2025-03-061h 15
The Daily TPiers Morgan on Trump, Meghan, and if he would interview Tommy RobinsonHe’s one of Britain’s best known - and most controversial - journalists, famed for his combative style and for interviewing people other outlets won’t touch. Now, after a three-decade relationship with Rupert Murdoch’s media empire, he is going it alone with his own YouTube show, Piers Morgan Uncensored.In an exclusive interview for the Daily T, Piers Morgan talks about the re-election of his friend Donald Trump and says he expects the Republican will win a Nobel Peace Prize for ending the war in Ukraine within two years.He...
2025-01-1759 min
Day Drinking With DogMeghan Brennan joins the show!Meghan joins me to talk about her trip to Antartica, tells me how the earth is definetly round, then we have an unexpected political debate!
2025-01-071h 25
The Queen of AutomationEpisode #24 The #1 Business Mistake You’re Probably Making (And How to Fix It) with Tom WellsIn this episode of The Queen of Automation, host Meghan Donnelly chats with Tom Wells, founder of Wells Virtual Bookkeeping, to uncover why accurate bookkeeping is the backbone of every successful business—especially for small, service-based entrepreneurs.Tom shares his journey of growing up in a family business and how it inspired his passion for helping business owners simplify their finances. Together, Meghan and Tom explore:The power of outsourcing bookkeeping: Why delegating tasks like bank reconciliation, accounts payable/receivable, and payroll can save you time, money, and stress.Understanding your financial metrics: How having clear in...
2024-12-0324 min
The Roundtable with Robert BannonPlaywright Meghan Kennedy Talks "The Counter" Now Playing At The Roundabout!Meghan Kennedy is a playwright, screenwriter, television writer, and Roundabout staple! She seems to be having shows pop up over there all the time! For two more weeks, "The Counter" starring Anthony Edwards is playing! You have to check this show out!Her plays include Napoli, Brooklyn (Roundabout Theatre Company, Long Wharf Theater, Original Theater in London, Outer Critics Circle Award nomination) Too Much, Too Much, Too Many (Roundabout Theater Company) Light (David Calicchio Emerging American Playwright Prize) Lou, and Buffalo Bill or How to Be A Good Man. Her work has been developed at Atlantic Theater Company...
2024-11-0920 min
eBay the Right WayeBay Seller Chat with Meghan in NC: Mom, Graduate Student, Works Full Time, Runner, Reseller - She Balances Everything Beautifully 🏆Join my online school for eBay sellers here. Use coupon code 2022FREETRIAL$ for a limited free trial.Email your comments, feedback, and constructive criticism to me at Suzanne@SuzanneAWells.comGet your BOLO Books in my eBay Store here. Join my private Facebook group here.Find me on YouTube here.Visit my website here.Happy Selling!Support the show
2024-01-1053 min
Planet NormalJingle Bell RocketThe bells are ringing, the Christmas spirit has well and truly hit the rocket. Joining your co-pilots in looking back at the highs and lows of 2023 as well as giving their predictions for 2024 is Telegraph columnists Con Coughlin and Tim Stanley. Was 2023 the year of immigration? Is the Tory party as we know it finished? And what’s on the cards for European politics and elsewhere across the world next year? Only this rocket has the answers.Co-pilot Pearson has her gongs at the ready but who will be the worthy winner of the Allison Pearson ‘Hell...
2023-12-2154 min
The Underdog Vet PodcastS2:E7 - Meghan Vaught - Maine Veterinary Medical Centre (USA)Welcome to this episode of The Underdog Vet Podcast!
In this episode’s Animal Advocate Interview, I spoke with Dr Meghan Vaught a vet from the Maine Veterinary Medical Centre in Maine on the East coast of America.
Meghan is a Critical Care Specialist and one of the medical directors at the hospital. She was the lead vet on a particularly upsetting case back in June 2022.
Meghan and I discussed the details of the case, its coverage in local media and the subsequent repercussions of that cove...
2023-09-2953 min
Xpansion with RansomS2. E9 - THE SAKALA COMMUNITY *Guest Star: Meghan from SakalaWelcome back to Xpansion with Ransom ! I bring you a cozy xpansive episode today where we get a look into the communal space of Sakala. Created by the community and Meghan, we learn what the space has to provide and what type of healers/modalities are being held ! Come learn about a local healing hotspot that YOU could host your own event at!
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2023-03-1832 min
Your Favorite Thing with Wells & BrandiFeral cats, toasty nips and free energyNot even a polar vortex could stop Wells and Brandi from bringing you one last episode in 2022. On this episode of MTV Farms, Wells learns even more about Brandi’s barn and the many animals with questionable names that she is trying to keep warm. The two chat about NYE plans, and offer another installment of “Brandi will not move to LA no matter the weather.” Wells has lots to say about artificial intelligence, fusion creating plasma, the future of free energy, and global warming... Brandi tunes him back in just in time to start the show! She admits that n...
2022-12-2858 min
Your Favorite Thing with Wells & BrandiFeral cats, toasty nips and free energyNot even a polar vortex could stop Wells and Brandi from bringing you one last episode in 2022. On this episode of MTV Farms, Wells learns even more about Brandi’s barn and the many animals with questionable names that she is trying to keep warm. The two chat about NYE plans, and offer another installment of “Brandi will not move to LA no matter the weather.” Wells has lots to say about artificial intelligence, fusion creating plasma, the future of free energy, and global warming... Brandi tunes him back in just in time to start the show! She admits that n...
2022-12-2854 min
The Unspeakeasy With Meghan DaumSarah Polley's Hollywood Debut: A Candid Conversation With The Canadian StarSarah Polley has been acting in film and television since the age of five. She appeared in films like The Adventures of Baron Munchasuen was dubbed "Canada's Sweetheart" for her starring role in the hit television series The Road To Avonlea. Though she continued acting through her teens, starring in acclaimed films like The Sweet Hereafter, she's made her career as a writer and director. Her 2006 debut feature, Away From Her, garnered an Best Actress Oscar nomination for star Julie Christie and a Best Adapted Screenplay nomination for Polley. Her other films include Take This Waltz and the 2012 documentary...
2022-12-191h 24Your Favorite Thing with Wells & BrandiEveryone's on drugs and the robots are taking overIt’s a tid-bit-nip these days, so we hope you’re all staying warm out there. Wells has no Christmas gifts for anyone but he does have a new backwards hat for himself that takes Brandi a hot minute to get used to. Your hosts discuss the creepiness that is sitting on Santa's lap, then Brandi shares her Christmas wish and also that she took a micro dose of mushrooms before this podcast. Wells then makes it his mission to mess with her for the rest of the show. They dive into that White Lotus finale and what they want...
2022-12-141h 07Your Favorite Thing with Wells & BrandiEveryone's on drugs and the robots are taking overIt’s a tid-bit-nip these days, so we hope you’re all staying warm out there. Wells has no Christmas gifts for anyone but he does have a new backwards hat for himself that takes Brandi a hot minute to get used to. Your hosts discuss the creepiness that is sitting on Santa's lap, then Brandi shares her Christmas wish and also that she took a micro dose of mushrooms before this podcast. Wells then makes it his mission to mess with her for the rest of the show. They dive into that White Lotus finale and what they want...
2022-12-141h 04
Morning MeetingHarry and Meghan: The Royal CosplayersThis week, Ashley and Mike have more than a few thoughts on Meghan and Harry and their reportedly $100 million exercise in royal cosplay. Then, Linda Wells reports on how sleep has become the new sex (performance anxiety included). And speaking of sex, Stuart Heritage joins from the U.K. to discuss the corruption scandal in the House of Lords, the “Baroness Bra,” and how Julia Roberts is associated with the whole hooha. Then, Mark Ellwood explains the rise of the “thrillionaire”—thrill-seeking .01 percenters who are looking for out of the ordinary vacations. All this and more make this week’s show one you won’...
2022-12-1032 minYour Favorite Thing with Wells & BrandiIt’s expensive to be hotHere’s to the queen! This week your hosts spend time talking about the tragedy in the royal family, then Wells compassionately compares them to the Kardashians multiple times. Brandi has decided to wear makeup to this week’s recording, and Wells has a LOT to say about makeup. In summary, apparently, guys don’t like a lot of it. Which is good for Brand-eye, because she doesn’t know how to apply it. Also, Wells can’t possibly understand why Harry and Meghan would choose to live in California instead of a castle, and really wishes he too could be r...
2022-09-1441 minYour Favorite Thing with Wells & BrandiIt’s expensive to be hotHere’s to the queen! This week your hosts spend time talking about the tragedy in the royal family, then Wells compassionately compares them to the Kardashians multiple times. Brandi has decided to wear makeup to this week’s recording, and Wells has a LOT to say about makeup. In summary, apparently, guys don’t like a lot of it. Which is good for Brand-eye, because she doesn’t know how to apply it. Also, Wells can’t possibly understand why Harry and Meghan would choose to live in California instead of a castle, and really wishes he too could be r...
2022-09-1444 min
Pod Save The King - Royal family news, interviews and fashionFashion focus on Meghan and Harry at Invictus GamesIt was great to see Meghan Markle back in the spotlight as she joined Prince Harry at the Invictus Games - and with some incredible outfits, we couldn’t resist another bonus fashion episode! Host Zoe Forsey is in the studio with OK!'s Scott Wells to talk about Meghan’s very un-royal wardrobe, including that red-carpet ready white power suit and countless tributes to Diana that we almost missed. And we couldn’t miss off the Queen’s outfit in her official birthday photo, so we chat about the strong look and tribute to Prince Philip. Learn mo...
2022-05-0140 min
Musically CogitatingMusicians Take a Stand & Spotify Did What?!A lot of things have been going on in the music and podcasts universe. Have you heard? Spotify stood by their most famous podcaster and some musicians decided to take a stand and leave. In this episode, Ciyadh discusses this latest controversy with Spotify, Neil Young, and what that means for artists and music lovers moving forward because some changes are coming.Topics also discussed: 1. Current Spotify Situation 2. Streaming model’s negative impacts on the music community 3. The future of music streaming is no longer complete4. How to better support individual art...
2022-02-0227 min
Soulful Thoughts From New ZealandWisdom of the WellJoin Meghan and special guest Rosaleen Durkin as they discuss rediscovering lost wells, the importance of healing the land, healing the well itself, and our own ancestral hearts. Learn more at https://www.meghandon.life/
2021-08-1934 min
THE JEDCAST: A Dialogue With ChangemakersThe JEDCAST: Episode 11 - The Environmental Fight on a Local Level with former Culver City Mayor Meghan Sahli-Wells.The fight to protect our environment begins on a local level. And almost no one understands that better than the former mayor of Culver City and National Board Member of the Sierra Club, Meghan Sahli-Wells. She believes in creating a new transportation culture that doesn’t rely on fossil fuel-based vehicles. That meant helping to build a city that was walkable and bikeable. But she wasn’t just the “Biking Mayor”, Meghan made sure that Culver City was forward-thinking and invested in clean energy and energy storage. She’s a big picture changemaker who knows that changing the transportation narrative...
2021-08-1841 min
Adventure Certified[Interview] Episode 23: Body Image, Mental Health and Hormone Journey with Meghan Hurley-Powell PhDYou do not want to miss this amazing interview with Meghan Hurley-Powell. We talk about everything, regarding hormone journey, body image and learning to listen to your body. Meghan is an absolute gem and is so down to earth! Meghan is also an author and we talk about her wins as well as some mistakes she has made along the way - I love Meghan so much, make sure to let me know what you all think!More about Meghan:I'm a professor, writer, podcaster, and Midwestern girl at heart! I was raised in Minnesota, but...
2021-07-2040 min
Goodnight StoriesMarc Just Couldn't SleepMiss Meghan reads about all the things Marc's mother does for him to help him fall asleep in the sweet story Marc Just Couldn't Fall Asleep by Gabriela Keselman.
2021-04-2703 minGoodnight StoriesNaptime, LaptimeNothing is better than snuggling in for a cozy nap in a loved one's lap. Listen to Miss Meghan read Naptime, Laptime by Eileen Spinelli to hear all the reasons why naptime is the best.
2021-03-3001 min
Girls OverheardTHAT Meghan and Harry Interview | #5 What's the Goss? with The Good MotherhoodThis episode of What’s The Goss? with the Good Motherhood is all about reaction from the Meghan and Harry interview with Oprah. With the revelations comes opinions and Eilidh, Lauren and Ash offer theirs and share some of yours.
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2021-03-121h 07Your Favorite Thing with Wells & BrandiServing up some piping hot YF-TeaSuh much tea to spill this week on YFT, but don’t worry because we have a new segment just for that *ding ding*. Wells explains everything from the Oprah/Meghan/Harry interview to Brandi who hasn’t seen it just yet and also fills her in on the latest Bachelor conspiracy theory. Speaking of The Bachelor, are we just going to sit here and pretend that it’s not weird that we’re talking about a dude potentially sleeping with three chicks in one week? Yes, we are! We also find out Wells’ pee story... or shall we say, anoth...
2021-03-1050 minYour Favorite Thing with Wells & BrandiServing up some piping hot YF-TeaSuh much tea to spill this week on YFT, but don’t worry because we have a new segment just for that *ding ding*. Wells explains everything from the Oprah/Meghan/Harry interview to Brandi who hasn’t seen it just yet and also fills her in on the latest Bachelor conspiracy theory. Speaking of The Bachelor, are we just going to sit here and pretend that it’s not weird that we’re talking about a dude potentially sleeping with three chicks in one week? Yes, we are! We also find out Wells’ pee story... or shall we say, anoth...
2021-03-1047 min
A Pint of Interest#2 - A Pint Of Interest with James WellsIn the second episode of A Pint Of Interest, we sit down and grab a pint with James Wells. James is a former Brexit Party (now Reform UK) MEP and is standing in the upcoming Welsh Parliamentary election. We ask James about what Reform UK can offer the people of Wales and the wider Union, devolution and his opinions on the unfolding story involving Harry and Meghan. We had fun recording with James - it's a spicy one!
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2021-02-1956 min
Jaded YA ReadsThe Hobbit Chapter OneListen along as Meghan reads the first chapter of The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien on behalf of the Wells Public Library.
2021-01-1645 min
Born in 103Episode 20: The Helen and Meghan Show (w/ Meghan Wells & Helen Francis)This is a bit of a different one! This time we bring our significant others, Meghan Wells and Helen Francis, to come on and talk about how they feel about our podcast, what they find annoying about their boyfriends, and whether or not they even find us funny in the first place. We hope you enjoy!
2020-10-2000 min
SIX IN ONE...How Rose Cumming Got RescuedToday we talk to Lauren Hudson of The Wells Companies, who rescued one of Katie’s favorite fabric lines, Rose Cummings after the collapse of its former owner! We apologize in advance for the sound of the podcast today, we had some technical difficulties as we all do sometimes!
2020-04-0850 minYour Favorite Thing with Wells & BrandiDo you have to let it linger-y?This week on YFT, Brandi is back in Nashville after introducing her snow-dog Astra to the Denver lifestyle, and Wells is probably on a plane from NY to LA or the other way around as we type this. Wells unfortunately wasn’t able to make it to the SAG Awards due to some super-secret projects that we’ll discuss ASAP, but this means he missed his red-carpet photo op with Sarah’s train. But don’t panic, there’s always the Grammy’s, where we’ll also find out how long Billy Ray’s hair is when straightened! The hosts dive into...
2020-01-2248 minYour Favorite Thing with Wells & BrandiPeter & The Magic WandThis week on YFT, Brandi has been chilling suh-hard after her fam left Nashville and Wells has found his beanie-wearing, handkerchief-loving counterparts on his first visit to Brooklyn. Looks like our buddy Ryan Serhant may be getting some business from Sarah and Wells post-nuptials! After a week of relaxation for Brandi and studying up for the Golden Globes for Wells, the hosts have plenty of favorite things, from oldies like Friday Night Lights (ding for Connie Britton’s hair), the Korean film Parasite (if you don’t like subtitles, please grow up), and even Pilot Pete’s season of The Ba...
2020-01-1556 min
Willing to WanderEp 12: Transforming Your Belief Into A BusinessIn this episode, I'm joined with Linda Treska, the founder and CEO of Pinch of Colour- the world's first waterless beauty brand. Growing up as a child in Albania, Linda and her family faced water scarcity, sometimes not knowing if they would have access to clean water that day. Then when Linda moved to New York, the stark contrast between her childhood experience and the abundance of water in the States shocked her and forced her to realize the true water disparity that our world faces. Listen to Linda describe how she took this realization and created Pinch...
2018-11-1438 min