# Karl Rohnke

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#7: Solomon Masala - (30+ years) Wisdom Gathering, F.U.N.N. (Rohnke), Programming Mind, Moving the Process Forward

Solomon Masala has been team building for over 30 years - working with groups of all ages. Recently he's been bringing his skills and energy into corporate groups, helping them learn and grow into their full potential. What others have said about his work, "transformational," "Insightful," "Inspira…

Michelle Cummings – Reel Creative

In this dynamic episode we speak to educator and entrepreneur, Michelle Cummings. Michelle is the Big Wheel and founder of Training Wheels, a known leader in the Team Development industry. She is also the Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer for Personify Leadership, a Leadership Development organ…

010 OSI Community Podcast- Rethinking Games with Mark Kaser

Why do we need to re-think the games we play? Whether you're on foot, on skis, on wheels, or on the water, games can be a powerful tool to help make the experience more positive and rewarding for your participants. Join us for this episode as we are joined by a master game player, and explore how …

34: The Kikori Story- Bryn Lottig

What is Kikori? What were some of the challenges in launching the app? What do you believe about access to experiential education? When are the real grownups coming?Shoutouts and References: Kendra Bostick; Mark Zanoni; Laurie S. Frank; Chris Cavert; Jennifer Stanchfield; Karl Rohnke; Michelle Cumm…

96: Dr. Lee Gillis: Honors the legacy of Karl Rohnke, Defines adventure/wilderness therapy, Honored by APA

Dr. Lee Gillis is a psychology professor at Georgia College. Lee shares stories about his friend and mentor, Karl Rohnke, who passed away last week. Karl impacted the field in many ways including writing classic texts such as "Cranking out Adventure", "Cowtails and Cobras", "Silver Bullets" and oth…

Play Pointers written by Karl Rohnke

In this episode, Phil revisits the influential book 'Silver Bullets' by Karl Rohnke, sharing key insights and play pointers that remain relevant in adventure education today. He emphasizes the importance of engagement, flexibility in rules, variety in activities, inclusivity in team selection, and …

What the Comfort, Growth, and Panic Zones Can Teach Us

In this episode of ‘in the groove,’ Chris and Carly dig into the zones of growth; a concept popularized by adventure education pioneer Karl Rohnke. They chat about the comfort, growth, and panic zones to think about what each zone can teach us about how we learn, feel, and make choices. The convers…

66.5 Ed Caplan Bonus Material

Ed Caplan shares his perspective on the role Karl Rohnke played in the world of experiential education.

Tackling the Confidence Gremlins: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in School Leadership

Host Liz Worthen welcomes Nickii Messer to discuss imposter syndrome, how it shows up in school roles, and practical ways to challenge the ‘confidence gremlins’. Nickii shares how self-doubt nearly stopped her becoming chair of governors for two schools, and explores how imposter thoughts link to …

Why the Future of Games Is Short, Social, and Spectacular | Pete Vigeant of Lil Snack

In this episode of the Pixel Retentive Podcast, Carl sits down with Pete Vigeant, Director of Game Design at Lil Snack and a 20-year veteran experience designer, to explore why the future of games may be shorter, more social, and more spectacular. Pete has spent his career designing experiences tha…