How to Look for Signs & Talk to Kids About Death & Grief with Jenny Robinson Clark
Inside, they explore:
→ The reframe that changes everything: stop saying you "lost" someone—they're not lost, they're on the other side of a very thin veil, still here, still sending signs (and once you start looking, you'll see them everywhere)
→ Why kids are naturally more connected to the othe…
Stop Creating FOR Your Art. Start Creating FOR People. | Bill Wade
Bill Wade has spent 40 years using dance to transform lives — from inner city kids in Cleveland, Ohio to stages across America, including the White House. As the founder and executive artistic director of Inlet Dance Theatre, Bill has built something rare: a professional contemporary dance company …
Raising Resilient Hearts: How Books Help Kids Understand Their Feelings
How do stories help children better understand their own emotions? In this episode, we’re joined by children's author Trudy Ludwig, and Dr. Nancy Jones, lower school dean of counseling and student services and director of counseling at Wesleyan School. Trudy and Nancy help us explore the powerful r…
#500: In the Hot Seat: Time Is the Only Thing You Don't Get Back
Watch on YouTubeIn our 500th episode, and the closest thing iBD has to an origin story on record. Kim Clark, iBD's Chief Revenue Officer and co-host, turned the interview around and asked Ryan how this whole thing got started. The real answer: Ryan started the podcast back in 2016 as a backup plan …
Audacity, People Pleasing, Confidence, Threads Icks, and That One Time I Threatened To Sue Walmart (Switcheroo Series Ep. 2 with Adrienne Cruz)
"You will be giving me the job, or I will call my attorney."
That's a real sentence fifteen-year-old me said to a Walmart HR rep, on the phone, in homeroom, over a paint-stirring position. I don't even know who my attorney was supposed to be; I just knew I'd already signed the papers and I wasn't a…
Clean Energy, Small Business, and the Spirit of Nevada with Senator Jacky Rosen
In this episode of The Best Dam Podcast, Jill sits down with U.S. Senator Jacky Rosen to explore the unique "frontier spirit" that drives the Silver State. Senator Rosen shares how her faith and upbringing instilled a lifelong commitment to leaving her corner of the world better than she found it.
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Planning with Research Questions in a Reggio-Inspired School
In this solo episode of Actions of Play, Heather Jackson explores how research questions can transform the way educators observe, document and plan alongside children.
Rather than deciding in advance where learning should go, Heather invites educators to slow down, pay attention to the ideas alread…
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The book, What Do You Do with a Problem? by Kobi Yamada is an excellent narrative on tackling a problem as well as looking at problems with a new perspective. The story describes a little boy who discovers he has a problem. He doesn't know what to do with it. He finds that the more…
How to Turn an Idea Into Possibility - Ep 153
What idea keeps following you, even when you're not sure where it will lead? Have you been talking yourself out of a possibility before giving it a chance to grow?
An idea can start small, feel uncertain, and still grow into something life-changing. In this solo episode, the conversation explore…
Episode 64: Monday Magic – What Do You Do With a Chance?
Happy Monday, Storybeam families! Today on Monday Magic we are starting the week with the most important question any little one could ever ask themselves. We are reading What Do You Do With a Chance by Kobi Yamada. A beautifully brave story about a child who spots a chance floating by and is not q…
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