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The HEART OF ALL Oral History Project is a 7-part audio series that tells the story of the Lakota oyate from the Pine Ridge Reservation through the words of local elders, community members, and students. Proudly brought to you by Little Wound School and generously funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Hi everyone! Welcome to Mission and Meaning, a monthly podcast that brings you inside the important, mission-related learnings and work happening around our Sacred Heart community. Hosted by Ben Su and Kate Motroni-Fish, members of the Office of Mission, Culture, and Strategy here at Sacred Heart Schools, Atherton. Each month, they'll bring to you a different member from the school community to share about the ways in which they’ve been reflecting on and helping to deepen our mission. Thank you for tuning into Mission and Meaning. If you have any questions or thoughts please reach out to the...

Our "traditional" American education system is evolving! With school choice, families with a heart for homeschooling can do just that. Families can personalize their children's learning, increase interest and motivation, enjoy out-of-seat learning, travel more, strengthen family bonds, avoid negative influences, and provide higher academic achievement. If you have a heart for homeschooling, this space is the perfect place to find inspiration and encouragement.

A podcast by junior cardiothoracic surgeons for anyone interested in cardiothoracic surgery or wanting to gain insight into the realities of being a cardiothoracic surgeon. It is a light-hearted podcast with various episodes and topics, each with a different invited guest and each with a variety of opinions and experiences. This podcast doesn’t just focus on the educational aspect of cardiothoracics. It brings a fresh perspective that often isn’t in the spotlight— so journey with us, help yourself to a lens, as through this podcast you learn more about what a surgeon’s life actually ...