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Behind the Mic: Voices of the EPN

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The Education Connection with Robin Wilson

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Education Leadership and Beyond

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The Empowered Principal Podcast

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Fresh Air At Five

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House of #EdTech

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The Inspired Teacher Podcast

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PodcastPD

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SEL in EDU

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Teaching Learning Leading K-12

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Tech Tools for Teachers

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Transparency in Teaching (stuff)

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Why Edify

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Recent Episodes

Nov. 7, 2025

77. Why Simplicity Is the Superpower Every Teacher Needs

Why Simplicity Is the Superpower Every Teacher Needs Feeling overwhelmed by the never-ending to-do list of teaching and life? This episode of the Why Edify Podcast dives into a game-changing concept: simplicity. It might soun...
Nov. 6, 2025

#ELB Podcast with Dr. Patrick Ketch (NJ)

Meet Dr. Patrick Ketch, Superintendent of Blairstown Schools, NJ. Superintendent Ketch has served as Superintendent in Blairstown for 5 years. He holds two doctoral degrees, was a former MS Principal, and is passionate about ...
Nov. 6, 2025

Andrew Marotta - Educator, Author, Speaker, Leader, and Former NCAA Basketball Official - The Surviving & Thriving Movement - 797

Andrew Marotta - Educator, Author, Speaker, Leader, and Former NCAA Basketball Official - The Surviving & Thriving Movement. This is episode 797 of Teaching Learning Leading K12, an audio podcast. Andrew Marotta is the Direct...
Nov. 5, 2025

Burnout, Boundaries, and the Truth About Teaching - PPD152

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Nov. 3, 2025

Ep #410: The 1/3 Perspective

Have you ever lost sleep over that one teacher who seems to disagree with everything you do? Or found yourself obsessing over why certain staff members just don't seem to like you? I get it. I've been there. In fact, I rememb...
Nov. 2, 2025

8. The Secret to Helping Students Become Fluent Readers

Your students can decode words — but something’s still missing. They’re reading words but not books, and it’s choppy, slow, and uncertain. That’s where fluency comes in, the bridge between sounding out and real reading. In th...