'Life's Full of Jerks' & Other School Visit Secrets from Author Bob Shea
Want to make your next classroom lesson, author visit or read-aloud hilarious and heartfelt? 😂
Adam Lehrhaupt sits down with celebrated author/illustrator Bob Shea (Who Wet My Pants?, Dinosaur vs. series) to talk about how he uses humor, character flaws, and big emotions to connect with students. T…
The Power of an Idea: How Paul Czajak Started Writing (and You Can Too)
Paul Czajak on Picture Books, Creative Prompts, and the Magic of Revision | Picture This Podcast
Join host Adam Lehrhaupt as he welcomes his good friend, author Paul Czajak, known for beloved books like the Monster and Me series and Trees Make Perfect Pets. Paul shares his incredibly unique journey…
Connect Authors to Your Classroom: The Ultimate Guide to Engaging Curriculum & Author Visits w/Guest Stephanie Fitzpatrick
Are your author visit resources working as hard as you are? 😅
Adam Lehrhaupt sits down with former assistant principal and founder of The Book Links, Stephanie Fitzpatrick, to discuss the vital link between authors and educators. Stephanie shares her expert approach to creating curriculum guides th…
Art is Resistance: Illustrating Identity & Culture with Rahele Jomepour-Bell
What happens when an object like a book becomes part of your identity? 📚
Adam Lehrhaupt sits down with award-winning author/illustrator Rahele Jomepour-Bell (Books Big Adventure), an assistant professor at the Kansas City Art Institute, to explore the profound role of art and culture in children's …
Beyond the Book: How Multimedia is Sparking the Next Generation of Readers w/ Guest Blake Hamilton
Unlock creativity and engagement in children's literature! 📚 In this episode of Picture This, host Adam Lehrhaupt chats with filmmaker and creative writer Blake Hamilton, the co-creator of All the Wonders, a project dedicated to celebrating children's books through dynamic multimedia content and fu…
The Art of Beautiful Flaws (A Knot Is Not a Tangle): It's a Feature, Not a Bug
Episode Summary: The Art of Beautiful Flaws
In this historic first for the Picture This podcast, host Adam Lehrhaupt sits down with both the author and the illustrator of the spectacular new picture book, A Knot Is Not a Tangle—National Book Award finalist Daniel Nayeri and acclaimed author/illustr…
Shaping the Future - The Picture This 2025 Retrospective
In this episode of Picture This, Adam Lehrhaupt engages listeners in a reflective conversation about the podcast's past episodes, guest contributions, and the importance of listener feedback. He emphasizes the need for audience input to shape future content, aiming to create episodes that address r…
Stop writer's block! A writing formula that works for every grade, with guest Nancy Viau
Breaking the "Knitting Grandma" Mold & Building Better Stories
In this episode of Picture This, host Adam Lehrhaupt catches up with award-winning author and former teacher Nancy Viau. Nancy is on a mission to modernize how we see grandparents in kidlit and, more importantly, how we teach the "dread…
20-Minute Writing Magic: Simplifying Literacy Instruction with Patty McGee
Less Talking, More Writing
In this episode of Picture This, host Adam Lehrhaupt sits down with Milken Educator Award winner Patty McGee, often called "The Writer Whisperer." With experience serving over 50,000 students, Patty shares her "fast routine" for literacy: The teacher does less so the stud…
Pizzasaurus & Plot Twists: Why Every Story Needs a Dinosaur-Sized Problem with Tammi Sauer
Wordplay, Walking, and "Dinosaur-Sized" Problems
In this episode of Picture This, host Adam Lehrhaupt catches up with Oklahoma Book Award winner Tammi Sauer. They discuss the long (and often anxious!) wait for illustrator sketches, the joy of "FNGs" (folded and gathered pages), and Tammi’s secret w…
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