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Censorship In American Public Schools And Libraries / Summer Reading List: Banned Books / Remembering Toni Morrison
Banning literature is not new, and it’s made a comeback. Today, we’ll talk about book banning with Stanford education researcher Jennifer Wolf. Then, we'll hear from students about their thoughts on book censorship in school. And, we’ll listen to readers talk about how one author- whose work is fre…
Jennifer Wolf: Alphabet Soup
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We like to have fun with our episode titles when we can, hence "Alphabet Soup." Still, despite the fun name, this is an informative episode, particularly for those newer to the workers' compensation industry.
Our guest is Jennifer Wolf, president and CEO of MWCIA in Minneapolis, M…
How to Run Your Firm on Autopilot While Starting Something New, with Brian Gabay
What if you could run your recruiting firm on autopilot while launching a completely new business? Brian Gabay has mastered this balance—his 5-person team makes placements without him while he builds a tech startup.
Brian founded Brian Simon Associates (BSA) in 2016, specializing in PR and marketin…
What Changes When Your Job Becomes Building Others
A new chair’s first year can feel like drinking from a fire hose—until the patterns emerge. Dr. Doug Lundy speaks with Dr. Jennifer Wolf, Chair of Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation Medicine at the University of Chicago, to unpack what truly shifts when your role becomes building others: the po…
Athlitix: Can Data Become the Backbone of College Sports?
College athletics is becoming a data-driven business. But can a platform built to help teams make smarter decisions convince investors it belongs at the center of the sports ecosystem?
In this episode of Capital Calling, Sachin Dasari, Founder and CEO of Athlitix, pitches a company building modern …
ConNext: Is There a Better Way to Network Than LinkedIn?
Professional networking is more fragmented than ever. Young professionals are told that relationships matter, yet most platforms still leave them cold messaging strangers, collecting weak ties, and hoping something turns into opportunity. But can a platform built to make networking more intentional…
Episode 37. Preparing for a Career in Education
In this episode, Katie and Rebecca discuss the pre-education path with Dr. Jennifer Wolf.
WeFit Labs: Why You Can’t Stay Consistent
Fitness apps are everywhere. But can a platform built around community, competition, and real-world accountability convince investors it belongs at the center of how people stay healthy?
In this episode of Capital Calling, Ethan Noblesala, Founder of WeFit Labs, pitches a social fitness platform de…
Raising lifelong readers: Why access and role models matter (re-broadcast)
How do we teach kids not just how to read, but to enjoy it? And what inspires a young person to pick up a book on their own?
On this episode of School’s In, originally recorded in 2018, we’re revisiting a conversation with Stanford Graduate School of Education senior lecturer Jennifer Wolf on culti…
EDUCA on the Road at the Inclusive Excellence Summit
In the episode of EDUCA in English, host Nicole Brady is live at Montbello High School for the inaugural Inclusive Excellence Summit, co-hosted by Denver Public Schools (DPS) and the Colorado Association of School Executives (CASE).Hear from key education leaders and visionaries from across Colorad…
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