In this episode, we answer questions that ChatGPT has generated based on our podcast.

Things that bring us joy this week:
Advice for New Fauclty Members by Robert Boice
Wrexham vs Sunderland

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This week we celebrate our 300th episode by looking back at how it all began, how our focus remains on how people learn and then going many places you would not expect (as usual).

Things that bring us joy this week:
Summer Festival Season
Meeting the Universe Halfway: Quantum Physics and the Entanglement of Matter and Meaning by Karen Barad

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In this episode, we revisit the unionization efforts at Penn State University.

Things that bring us joy this week:
Welcome to Wrexham
Project Hail Mary

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This week we talk about the surprisingly prescient article from John Dewey in Science Education from 1916. Why did we not listen to him?

Things that bring us joy this week:
Season 1 of Doctor Who on Tubi
All the Water in the World by Eiren Caffall

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In this episode, we discuss what makes a good commencement speech.

Things that bring us joy this week:
Reformer Pilates
Wolf Hour by Jo Nesbo

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This week we talk about the tension between fairness and flexibility when deciding about what kind of work people do and how we count it.

Things that bring us joy this week:
Noah Kahan Out of Body on Netflix and The Great Divide
Glyph Word Game

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In this episode, we discuss an article that outlines a framework for examining human-centered technology.

Article: Guest, O. (2026). What Does ‘Human-Centred AI’ Mean? Behavioral Sciences, 16(4), 583. https://doi.org/10.3390/bs16040583

Things that bring us joy this week:
Big Mistakes
Day of the Jackal

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This week we talk about deficit framing that researchers and teachers often take when doing their work. Framing students in terms of what they don't know instead of what they do know.

Things that bring us joy this week:
Detective Hole on Netflix
Altered Carbon on Netflix

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