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New Work Chat#328 Markus Mayr, Gründer Storypark: Wie Storytelling in Zeiten von ki gelingt.New Work Chat. Der Podcast für die neue Arbeitswelt. Von und mit Gabriel Rath
Alle Links:
Linkedin Markus: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markus-mayr/
Website Storypark: https://wearestorypark.de/
Partner des Podcasts ist Hypecast. Alle Informationen zu eurem neuen Partner für Corporate Podcasting gibt´s hier: www.hypecast.de
Werbung schalten im New Work Chat Podcast: https://gabrielrath.com/newworkchat/
Weitere Links zum Host Gabriel Rath:
Neu: Kostenloses Storytelling Sparring (1x60 Min) von Gabriel Rath www.gabrielrath.com
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in...2025-06-0651 min
Learn Play Thrive The PodcastInspire 2025 Conference Conversations: Exhibitor InsightsWelcome to a special behind-the-scenes episode! Today, we're taking you straight to the vibrant exhibitor floor of the Semann & Slattery Inspire 2025 conference, dedicated to the Early Childhood Education and Care sector. Join us as we connect with the passionate professionals who are actively shaping the future of early learning.In this episode, we chat with just a few of the many innovators, creators, and experts who are bringing cutting-edge resources and groundbreaking ideas to educators. We explore the key trends they're observing, uncover exciting new tools and resources available, and hear the vital messages they have for everyone...2025-04-1729 min
MisforståetVed egen kraftEpisode 123: Marte meo er en udviklingsstøttende form for kommunikation. Ideen er at man altid går over broen og møder den anden, hvor den person er. Metoden er en kommunikationsform, der er defineret som værende brugbar i samværet med især børn, men også med kognitiv udfordrede mennesker som fx. demente. I denne episode taler vi om hvilke greb man kan tage for at møde folk hvor de er.Vi har tidligere lavet episoden 'Vejen gennem modgang', hvor vi taler om hvordan man skaber resiliens og det minder på mange måder om marte...2024-02-1927 min
Startup Theatre Podcast#19, Danny Smith, The Collapse of Silicon Valley BankIn this episode, Troy Hammond speaks with Danny Smith on the fall of Silicon Valley bank due to the bank run.
They go deep into what has happened, why it happened, and what could happen in the future.
Danny breaks down the information in an eloquent non-financial talk conversation so that everyone can understand the reasoning behind the 18th largest bank in the US falling down.
Danny is a startup enthusiast with a passion for blending finance, product, commercial, and operations to drive growth.
He has worked with a range of i...2023-03-121h 06
Going Boldly, Entertainment, Information, Inspiration, & Transformation for Entrepreneurs!Greg & Vince, building immersive & interactive worlds full of unlimited possibilities fueled by your curiosity!S1-E45 Greg and Vince are building immersive and interactive worlds full of unlimited possibilities fueled by your own curiosity!Greg Schumsky is the visionary behind Jackalope Junction, the world’s first steampunk western story park and the Chief Creative Officer of Acorn Entertainment, Inc., a transmedia storytelling and themed entertainment design company.Vince Kadlubek is a founder and director of Meow Wolf, an arts and entertainment company creating immersive, interactive experiences via the House of Eternal Return in Santa Fe, Omega Mart in Los Vegas, and Convergence Station in Denver.With their re...2021-11-0858 minGoing Boldly, Entertainment, Information, Inspiration, & Transformation for Entrepreneurs!Help Finance the world's only Western Steampunk Story Park! Acorn Entertainment Group, IncS1-E28 Acorn Entertainment Group, Inc. Acorn Entertainment Group, Inc. is a small transmedia storytelling and themed entertainment design company, and the keepers of the sole IP of Jackalope Junction, a fictional Steampunk Western town run by Jackalope Jim and his friends. Jackalope Junction is currently being planned for the world's first Steampunk Western Storypark, children's books, and animated television.Visionary Greg Schumsky, Klaus Paulsen, Andy Fastman, and Brian Douglas are several of many who are investing their time and expertise into developing Jackalope Junction!The story park promotes values, and morals in...2021-07-1244 min
The Morgo PodcastJamie MacDonald with StoryparkStorypark links early childhood education centres to the families of the children, helping bridge the communication gap between a child's home & early learning centre. It allows the centre to record and communicate learning as it happens by sharing photos, video, audio, observations & routines within a secure online environment. Its purpose is to help every child fulfil their unique potential, by connecting and empowering the community around them. www.storypark.com2021-05-3118 minGoing Boldly, Entertainment, Information, Inspiration, & Transformation for Entrepreneurs!Jackalope Junction is the only Western Steampunk Story Park-the dream of visionary Greg Schumsky!S1-E20 Greg Schumsky is the visionary behind the creation of Jackalope Junction, the world's first Steampunk Western StoryPark!In his own words:“I’m a big thinker, budget-minded, game-changing creative, who can visualize the big picture and then figure out the tiniest of details to improve upon and then make things happen.I’m always thinking about what lies ahead, and how to incorporate ideas and processes to turn ideas and dreams into reality, both quickly and cost-consciously.I’m not just able to figure out how to improve or innovate...2021-05-1758 min
Diona Reese WilliamsDRW Interview Early Childhood Environmental Educator: Megan GesslerMegan is the Early Childhood Program Coordinator for The Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Illinois where she leads their nature-based early childhood program within 1700 acres of diverse habitat including forests, prairie, creeks, oak savannas, and lakes. She has nine years of experience managing and teaching at nature-based preschools.
Megan is also the founder of Northern Illinois Nature Preschool Association (NINPA), the first association for nature-preschools in America, as well as a part of the Leadership Team with the Natural Start Alliance, part of NAAEE.
She holds a Masters Degree in Education along with a Certificate in Nature-Based Early Childhood Education from An...2021-03-1334 min
The Early Learning PodcastWhy encourage creativity in children? | Above and Beyond Education and Care Centres (Ep6)Today we're at Papamoa, the fifth and final Above and Beyond centre. Join Michelle and Olivia's conversation about creativity, the arts, and the importance of boredom!2020-08-2409 min
The Early Learning PodcastSustainability And Structure | Above and Beyond Education and Care Centres (Ep4)Today we're sitting down for a chat with education leader, Cathryn, to discuss innovative, sustainable practice at your centre. We also covered structure vs free play, the importance of being bored, and more!2020-08-2417 min
The Early Learning PodcastInnovative ways to welcome new families | Above and Beyond Education and Care Centres (Ep5)Helping families transition into your center smoothly and comfortably is not an easy task. Today we're hearing from Dawn about how she approaches welcoming families to the Above and Beyond centers in Tauranga, New Zealand. She has a special role dedicated to welcoming families and supporting educational leaders with their administration tasks. It's an interesting management decision to employ someone specifically for these things, and one that will be interesting to viewers who are in early childhood management positions themselves.2020-08-2413 min
The Early Learning PodcastSupport diverse communities at your centre | Above and Beyond Education and Care Centres (Ep3)It's important to be supportive and inclusive of all the different cultures that attend your early learning service. Today, Michelle sat down for a cup of tea with Above and Beyond CEO Colleen, and Sam, the education leader the Te Puna centre. They discuss some of their greatest challenges and successes when it comes to community and culture in early childhood.
#earlychildhoodinnovation #supportingdiversity #inclusiveECE2020-08-2121 min
The Early Learning PodcastBuilding a multi-site early childhood service | Above and Beyond Education and Care Centres (Ep2)We sat down with the owners and operators of Above and Beyond Education & Care Centres to talk about their journey growing from a single centre into a unique multi-site organisation.2020-08-2131 min
The Early Learning PodcastArt-based early childhood | Above and Beyond Education and Care Centres (Ep1)Michelle introduces the series and we take a look at what is coming up. We will be spending time with the Above and Beyond centres in Tauranga, New Zealand. Above and Beyond is a network of 5 early childhood centres. Their unique approach to early childhood is founded upon the arts and creativity. The Above and Beyond centres have been a labour of love, intricately designed to be unique and inspire creativity in children. Each one has its own theme which is faithfully carried out across the entire centre. From Alice’s wonderland, to a magical castle; one inspired by Dr Su...2020-08-1107 min
The Early Learning PodcastDealing with childhood trauma | Dr Kaylene HendersonSadly, childhood trauma is very common, and it can present in lots of different, complex ways in early childhood care and education settings. As educators though, you're in an incredibly important position to be able to help children with the healing process.
Dr Kaylene's website: https://adoseofawesomeness.com/
Webinars: https://drkaylenehenderson.com/webinar-series/2019-07-2808 min
The Early Learning PodcastAnxiety in early childhood | Dr Kaylene HendersonWe know that anxiety is a growing problem in children. But did you know that even very young children can experience an anxiety disorder? What's the difference? And when's the right time to seek help for our children?
Kaylene discusses this in detail and answers parent questions at the end.2019-07-2833 min
The Early Learning PodcastChildren aren't born resilient | Dr Kaylene HendersonResilience isn't an innate quality that children are born with. We as parents, and also as educators, need to promote this through our interactions with children and in the experiences that we offer them.
Kaylene discusses this topic and then answers parent questions.2019-07-2817 min
The Early Learning PodcastRevolutionizing Early Childhood Education | Dr Charles Pascal, University of TorontoCharles Pascal discusses his amazing vision for a seamless institute of learning from 0-18 years old. He shares a difficult story that highlights the absolutely essential role of families, and the importance of strong relationships between homes and child care centres.2019-07-2819 min
The Early Learning PodcastWhat to look for when choosing an early learning setting | A very short podcast for parentsDr Edward Melhuish of Oxford University offers his advice to parents, and discusses choosing an early learning setting for your child.
www.storypark.com2019-03-0300 min
The Early Learning PodcastSelf Regulation | Dr Edward Melhuish, Oxford UniversityA child's ability to self-regulate is one of the most important predictors of their later success, throughout school, and throughout life. Dr Edward Melhuish of Oxford University is here to help us develop this important skill in young children.
Thanks for listening,
Storypark
www.storypark.com2019-03-0300 min
The Early Learning PodcastThe Home Learning Environment | Dr Edward Melhuish, Oxford UniversityA child's home learning environment has an impact on their long term development.
Dr Edward Melhuish of Oxford University talks about how to provide a fantastic home learning environment for your child.
www.storypark.com2019-02-2700 min
The Early Learning PodcastWhy early childhood education? | Dr Edward Melhuish, Oxford UniversityEarly childhood education has been proven to benefit children throughout their lives.
Dr Edward Melhuish of Oxford University discusses the learning benefits of being in a ECE environment.
www.storypark.com2019-02-2700 min
The Early Learning PodcastLanguage Development | Dr Edward Melhuish of Oxford UniversityTalking to your child actually affects the structure of your child's brain, and this has consequences for your child's long term development.
Hear Dr Edward Melhuish of Oxford University discuss the importance of language development for young children.
www.storypark.com2019-02-2700 min
The Early Learning PodcastThe power of friendships in early childhood | Jane BertrandEarly childhood educators sometimes overlook the power of friendships. Here Jane from the University of Toronto discuss socio-emotional responsiveness, cognitive responsiveness, and scaffolding.
Thanks for listening!
Storypark
https://storypark.com2017-09-1300 min
The Early Learning PodcastWhy children need stress | Kathryn BerkettThere are two common games that children love to play, and that teach them absolutely essential life skills. What are they? And why are they important?
Thanks for listening!
Storypark
https://storypark.com2017-09-1200 min
The Early Learning PodcastIn conversation with Canadian Child Care Federation executive director, Don GiesbrechtStorypark's Peter Dixon sits down with Canadian Child Care Federation executive director, Don Giesbrecht to discuss the future of early childhood education in Canada.2017-09-1200 min
The Early Learning PodcastInterviewing Sandra Griffin, founder of the Canadian Child Care FederationInterviewing Sandra Griffin, founder of the Canadian Child Care Federation at the Manitoba Child Care Association's 40th annual conference, May 2017.2017-09-1200 min
The Early Learning Podcast5 tips for engaging families in children's learning | Daniel DonahooMeet Dan! Hear this top notch fellow share some easy-to-digest tips to help YOU get engaged even more in your child's learning.
Thanks for listening!
Storypark
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media@storypark.com2017-07-0300 min
The Early Learning PodcastThe crucial dyad relationship for infants | Nathan WallisOne-on-one relationships are a crucial part of every child's development, especially in the first three years. Thought-leader Nathan Wallis sat down with us to discuss this important topic in detail.2017-05-2400 min
The Early Learning PodcastImagine a classroom without walls | Dr Anne MeadeForest schools are gaining huge popularity all around the world. What can the equivalent look like in New Zealand? We joined Dr Anne Meade on one of the weekly "Nature Explore" outings that take place at her learning service "Daisies". She shared some valuable tips and insights that may help you take the leap and develop your own nature programmes in your community.2017-02-2100 min
The Early Learning PodcastBeing a teacher and a parent | Nikki WilsonFor many educators, teaching and working with your own children has its own rewards and challenges. We caught up with Nikki Wilson who offers some great tips that she has used working with her own children.
www.storypark.com2017-01-2400 min
The Early Learning PodcastChildren and technology | Dr Joanne OrlandoThe use of technology by children has changed rapidly in a short period of time. Many children as young as 3 years own their own devices, which has huge implications for how we educate children now.
Listen to this interview with researcher Dr Joanne Orlando about how children are using technology, and how we can build on this in an early learning setting.2017-01-0800 min
The Early Learning PodcastTeaching young children about their emotions | Dr. Kaylene HendersonHow do you help children identify and manage their feelings?
Dr Kaylene Henderson is a Child Psychiatrist who is passionate about sharing research based education with both parents and educators. For this Mat Time episode we were fortunate enough to have her share some of this research with us!
Dr Henderson runs a series of practical online courses suitable for parents and educators, to find out more visit:
http://drkaylenehenderson.com/online-courses/
Website: http://www.drkaylenehenderson.com
Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/drkaylenehenderson/
"I Can See My Feelings" FREE eBook: http://drkaylenehenderson.com/wp-content/uploads/I-Can-See-My-Feelings-Picture-Book.pdf
Watch this...2016-10-1700 min
The Early Learning PodcastShyness in Early Childhood | Dr. Robert CoplanDevelopmental psychologist Dr Robert Coplan from Carleton University in Ottawa, discusses shyness in early childhood. What is shyness, and what are some strategies for supporting shy children?
Thanks for listening!
Storypark
https://storypark.com2016-10-1100 min
The Early Learning PodcastThe power of words | Teaching inspiration from the voice of Blinky Bill"You can give children a life-sentence that is empowering, or a life-sentence that is disempowering."
We talked to Robyn Moore, who created the voice of the iconic Australian cartoon character, Blinky Bill, about the power of words.2016-10-0400 min
The Early Learning PodcastChild Forum lecture: The role of men in teaching | Dr. David Brody"A kindergarten can be a hostile place for a man to work..."
Hear Dr David Brody, a Lecturer, Author, Academic Dean and Head of Early Childhood at Efrata College in Israel about men who teach young children.
From discussing gender territory stigmas to how to support male teachers, this is a must hear!
Many thanks to our friends at www.childforum.com2016-09-2900 min
The Early Learning PodcastYoga and Mindfulness for children | Nicolette GibsonYoga and mindfulness are so valuable for both children and adults alike, especially children who have experienced trauma. We caught up with Nicky, who has taught yoga to refugee children in refugee camps in Greece. She offers some great tips for how to introduce yoga and mindfulness to young children.2016-09-2800 min
The Early Learning PodcastChild nutrition & The Gut-Brain connection | Hadley FierlingerWe interviewed Hadley Fierlinger from The Remedy Project: Nutritional Health Coaching about the Gut-Brain connection and how to introduce whole foods and healthy eating to families.
Hadley's blog: http://theremedyproject.co.nz/2016/08/06/nutrition-with-storypark/
Nourishing Traditions: http://www.bookdepository.com/title/9780967089737?gclid=CJSpzM6rrM4CFUxvvAody9EEqw2016-08-1100 min
The Early Learning PodcastSupporting rainbow families | Kath CooperWhat does heteronormativity mean? How does it relate to early childhood teachers?
In this interview Kath Cooper shares tips on how to include rainbow families in your early learning centre. As teachers, you have the ability to disrupt heteronormative practices in early childhood education, and you can start to make small changes in your practice today to be more inclusive of rainbow families.2016-08-1100 min
The Early Learning Podcast21st century parents | Dr. Bradley HanniganDr. Bradley Hannigan reads us a social commentary covering technological change, individualisation, and 21st century parents.2016-08-1000 min
The Early Learning PodcastThe importance of reading with young children | Amanda WhiteReading with children of any age has a profound effect on learning! We had a great chat with speech-language therapist Amanda White about the importance of reading, and she offered tips and insights about how to make it fun, frequent, and super valuable.2016-08-1000 min
The Early Learning PodcastIncluding all children | Janet DixonEducators have so many skills and resources available to them to include all children, especially those who are deemed to be "different". In this interview with Janet, who is an educator, researcher, parent and author, she talks about the skills teachers already possess to be inclusive, and provides some tips for resources such as libraries and websites.2016-08-0900 min
The Early Learning PodcastTransitions from kindergarten to primary school | Carol HartleyTransitions from kindergarten to primary school can be both exciting and scary.
Storypark presents a discussion with transitions expert, Carol Hartley. We talked to Carol about her research and learned some awesome things about how to make the transition phase a positive one!2016-08-0900 min