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Teach Me, Too is the podcast for language educators who feel trapped between what they know works and what they're allowed to do. Whether you're teaching in institutions with rigid curricula, tutoring independently but unsure how to structure lessons, or simply exhausted by mechanical methods that drain both you and your students — this podcast offers permission, strategy, and solidarity. Hosted by LJ, a TEFL-certified ESL teacher with six years of experience teaching through italki and developing resources grounded in The Fluent Framework, every episode bridges philosophy and practice. You ...

Teach Me Something brought to you by Berkeley College, is a storytelling-driven podcast that explores the transformative power of education. Through personal journeys, candid conversations, and inspiring lessons, we dive into how education, both inside and outside the classroom, can open doors, change lives, and ignite new possibilities. Each episode highlights real stories of perseverance, discovery, and empowerment, encouraging listeners to embrace learning as a lifelong journey and to pursue their educational dreams.

Each week one of us will share a topic or theme that the other person is completely unprepared for. We'll dive into our lives together, raising four kids, and a slew of other topics.

We’ve all made a mistake once or twice and that is why we are diving deep! As two Millennial Besties in their 30’s who have made plenty of mistakes, we are here to talk about all the juicy deets. From teen pregnancy, growing up in the 90’s, marriage, sex, divorce and raising children today.. you won’t want to miss an episode! Join us in our weekly BFF chat!

A monthly podcast in which Stuart Carlton (a native New Orleanian) asks smart people to teach him about the Great Lakes. Co-hosted by the awesome staff at Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant.

The place where everyone is coachable and teachable. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/teachmejutsu/support

Comedian Art Cai (@fartcai) has been an uncultured swine for too long. So he and another comedian friend Fernando Ruiz (@oakcliffdaddy) and Toren deRosa (@torenderosa) set out to learn anything and everything they can-- by talking to the people. From hobbies to personal experiences and everything in between (e.g. ghost hunting, foreskin restoration, becoming a monk), they stuff their hungry gobs with all of it on TEACH ME GOOD (@teachmegoodpodcast).

Join Barry and his friends as they unwrap their stories and, along the way, mine out the wisdom and knowledge for practical application in every father’s life. Together they discover health and wholeness for fathers, their wives, kids, and generations to come. Barry Edgemon is the Founder/Leader of FatherSeekers. He coaches and mentors fatherless fathers. He leads from his personal and professional experience of son, father, pastor, and friend of the fatherless.

Welcome to What College Didn't Teach Me! Some people consider college to be a one stop shop for turning a child into an adult but there is so much more to life that only the real world can teach us. You'll get to hear life experiences and valuable insight from myself, as well as my family and friends, on each and every episode. Tune in every other Monday for a new episode!

You have seen Robert A. Jensen—you just never knew it. As the owner of the world’s largest disaster management company, he has spent most of his adult life responding to tragedy. From the Oklahoma City bombing, 9/11, and the Bali bombings, to the 2004 South Asian Tsunami, Hurricane Katrina, the 2010 Haitian Earthquake, and the Grenfell Tower Fire, Jensen has been at the practical level of international incidents, assisting with the recovery of bodies, identifying victims, and repatriating and returning their personal effects to the surviving family members.

Richard Dreyfuss is a forceful advocate for civic education. His latest work, One Thought Scares Me…, explains how the lack of civics education in American education for the last fifty years has led to the deterioration of all aspects of the lives of us, the people. And it shows us the path to reclaiming our American ideals.