Podcasts about Barnas

Endelig kan vi dele høstprogrammet vårt med dere! I denne episoden får du høre om både faste arrangementer, nye satsninger, høstens forfatterbesøk, Barnas lørdag og aktiviteter for ungdom. Vi har noe for alle! Brosjyre kan hentes på biblioteket eller leses digitalt her. Alt er gratis, og vi håper å se deg! Samtale mellom Oda Cornelia Knudsen og David Vincent.  

Kva har sirkusartisten Karl August, ti år i 1820, med barneidretten i 2024 å gjere? Og kva har foreldre som spør om barna er tørste og ser på at barnan deira trenar, å gjere med sirkusbarn som Karl August på 1800-talet? Idrettshistorikarane Gudmund Skjeldal og Matti Goksøyr tar deg med på ei reise i barneidrettens historie frå tidleg 1800-tal til i dag. Frå sirkusbarn til dei fyrste leikande barn me finn i historia, til kampen mellom idretten og skulen, til barneidrettsbestemmingane og dagens idrettsforeldre. For er me for overbeskyttande ovanfor dagens idrettsbarn? Korleis har utviklinga vore? Programleiarar er Christina Gjestvang og Gjermund Erikstein-Midtbø.  Redigerer er Eskil Byrkjeland.

Hvordan skal man hjelpe de stille barna i skole og barnehage? I denne episoden møter du Line Aunaas. Hun har bakgrunn som lærer og undervisningsinspektør og nå holder hun kurs og foredrag. Aunaas er selv en introvert person. Du møter også Lars Edvin Bru, professor i pedagogisk psykologi. Han har forsket på de stille elevene i skolen – og snakker spesielt om de sjenerte barna og ungdommene. De to gir praktiske råd og tips til lærere for å sikre at alle barna føler seg inkluderte og ivaretatt i klassen og barnehagen..⏱️ INNHOLDSLISTE OG TIDSKODERLine definerer introverte barn (00:03:21)Edvin om arv og introversjon (00:04:59)Introverte barn blir ofte overstimulert (00:07:05)Genanse er en form for angst (00:07:23)Barnas behov for alenetid (00:10:54)Omsorg for introverte barn i skolemiljøet (00:13:04)Fellesaktiviteter i barnehagen (00:19:29)Frilek utfordrende for introverte barn (00:23:02)Tegn på ubehag hos generte barn (00:23:53)Overgang fra barnehage til skole (00:27:15)Lite fokus på stille elever i skolen (00:28:14)Lærerens rolle som sosial entreprenør (00:37:09)Viktigheten av variasjon i undervisningen (00:39:39)Ivareta introverte elever i friminutter (00:42:55)Viktigheten av trygghet og utfordring (00:44:25).

Ole Martin Moen, professor i etikk, mener skolen utsetter barn for omsorgssvikt, og at dagens skole er et eksperiment vi ikke forstår konsekvensen av. Barnas sosiale og emosjonelle behov blir ikke ivaretatt, de tvinges gjennom lange skoledager, og de holdes selv ansvarlige for å oppnå de såkalte kompetansemålene, helt uavhengig av om forholdene ligger tilrette for at de skal kunne klare det. Medprogramleder: Hege Eika Frey

Barnas Internasjonale Dag 2024 by Radio 3 Bodo

Roligdans, flørting på telefonen, kjærester og playere med dårlig innflytelse. Hva er foreldres rolle når barna får seg kjæreste? Og hvorfor setter den første kjærligheten så dype spor? Hedvig Montgomery gir råd. Programleder: Amalie Lereng.

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Molde Felleskirkelige Forum inviterer til temasamling med fokus på kampen som pågår om barnas virkelighetsoppfatning når det gjelder kjønn og kjønnsidentitet. Hva gjør det med et barn som allerede i barnehagen blir bedt om å ta stilling til hvilket kjønn det har? Truls Olufsen_Mehus har engasjert seg sterkt i denne saken, og torsdag 25. januar kommer han til Molde bedehus for å undervise om temaet.

Vårprogrammet vårt er klart! Vi kan friste med alt fra Maja Lunde, Barnas lørdag, Daniel Kvammen, Miljøkofestivalen, Kongsbergdebatten, Sang til lunsj, Ingeborg Arvola, Sjakk for alle, tegneserieverksted, Litteraturkafé, Lørdagsuniversitetet, Åpen lesesirkel, filmkveld, Barseltreff, spillkveld, Barnas uke og mye mye mer! Hør podkasten vår, les brosjyra her eller hent en papirkopi på biblioteket for å lese mer om hva som skjer det første halvåret av 2024. Og du? Alt er gratis! Vi ses!  

Sander Sjekker Ut Barnas Superlørdag by Radio 3 Bodo

Vi ser nærmere på utenforskapet fra barnas perspektiv: Hvordan påvirker foreldrenes utenforskap de små? Og hva kan NAV gjøre for å sikre at barn blir ivaretatt når foreldrene er i kontakt med NAV? Gjester barneombud Inga Bejer Engh og forsker Kari Killén forklarer Hans Christian Holte hvorfor barna aldri må glemmes, og hvilke konsekvenser fattigdom og utenforskap får for dem. 

Hva kan vi gjøre for å sikre at barna våre er trygge på nett? I denne episoden av Småprat diskuterer panelet hvordan det står til med barnas digitale privatliv og personvern. Er det greit å spore barna våre, og hvor mye vet egentlig Internett om oss? Gjestene er Finn Myrstad, småbarnsfar og fagdirektør for digitale tjenester i Forbrukerrådet, og komiker Maria Stavang – som har vokst opp på nettet. Familielivet byr på nye opplevelser, spørsmål og problemstillinger. Vi har derfor samlet foreldre og fagpersoner for å diskutere ulike temaer knyttet til det å være foreldre. I serien Småprat får du erfaringer, refleksjoner og råd som kan være til god hjelp. Programleder er Olav Svarstad Haugland. www.foreldrehverdag.no

Tiltettelegger vi for mye for barna våre? Og hvordan påvirker dette barndommen deres? I denne episoden av Småprat snakker panelet om hvorfor ambisjoner og idealer fort kan gi unødvendige skuffelser. Gjestene er far og filosof Henrik Syse og psykolog og fagspesialist Annette Johannessen. Familielivet byr på nye opplevelser, spørsmål og problemstillinger. Vi har derfor samlet foreldre og fagpersoner for å diskutere ulike temaer knyttet til det å være foreldre. I serien Småprat får du erfaringer, refleksjoner og råd som kan være til god hjelp. Programleder er Olav Svarstad Haugland. www.foreldrehverdag.no

Nå er programmet for høsten 2023 endelig klart! Men hva skjer på biblioteket denne høsten, da? Hvilke forfattere kommer? Og hva kan du oppleve på Barnas lørdag? Og hva skjer på Ung? Lytt, les og del! 

Fordi livets første 1000 dager er viktige for barns utvikling, skal vi være ekstra bevisste det som skjer i denne perioden. Å begynne i barnehage er gjerne den første store overgangen. Det er derfor lurt å sette av tid og planlegge godt, slik at starten kan bli best mulig – for barnet og foreldrene.Her får du kapittelet "Barnehagen: Barnets sted for lek og læring" fra Spedbarnsboken i lydformat. Det er skrevet av professor Elin Eriksen Ødegaard Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Barnas Valg gir barn og unge en unik mulighet til å engasjere seg i demokratiet, lære om politikk og til og med avgi sin egen stemme. Bli kjent med dette prosjektet i ukas episode av Rekk opp hånda med Mette Bjerkaas fra Redd Barna. Barnas Valg er et av Norges største demokratiprosjekter for barn, og inneholder et helt univers av kunnskap om politikk og demokrati. Her kan barn og unge bli bedre kjent med partiene og partilederne, de kan ta en helt egen valgomat for barn. De kan lese barnevennlige partiprogrammer fra alle de politiske partiene som stiller til valg i kommune- og fylkestingsvalget. Og så kan de selvfølgelig stemme.

Har du hørt om det nye barnesynet? Hvis du har baby eller småbarn akkurat nå, er sannsynligheten veldig høy for at du vet nøyaktig hva det går i. Det nye barnesynet handler nemlig om hvordan vi skal møte barna våre i dag, sammenlignet med hvordan vi selv ble møtt som barn. Det handler om følelser. Og det kan være ganske krevende for oss foreldre. For det stiller høy krav til oss om å være modne, reflekterte mennesker som er i kontakt med egne følelser og har språk for dem, så vi kan hjelpe ungene med DERES følelser. I samtaler om barneoppdragelse, føler jeg at dette krevende perspektivet mangler. Derfor tok jeg en prat med en som kan veldig mye om det nye barnesynet og som har hjulpet mange tusen foreldre, nemlig psykolog Charlotte Mjelde.

Ole Petter har invitert med Kristian Holm som er overlege på barne- og ungdomsavdelingen på sykehuset på Lillehammer. Holm sier selv han jobber med alle størrelser fra 500 gram til 150 kilo. Som barnelege har Holm fått langt erfaring og i Podkasten Hjernesterk snakker han om hvordan han opplever utviklingen i helsen til barn- og unge over tid. Hvordan er barns helse i dag fysisk og mentalt, og hva sliter barna med i dag som ikke eksisterte i samme grad for bare 10- 20 år siden? Hvorfor skaper manglende grensesetting og usikre foreldre dårlig helse hos de yngste?

Kausjon er blitt en vanligere inngangsbillett for førstegangskjøpere i boligmarkedet. I denne episoden forklarer Nordeas forbrukerøkonom Derya Incedursun og HELPs advokater Kathrine Hagen Finrud og Dag Are Børresen hva kausjon er, og hvilken risiko kausjonistene tar når de velger å stille sikkerhet for barnas boliglån. Vi snakker også om gode alternativer til kausjon, og hvilke forholdsregler du bør ta som kausjonist.   

Mona har mange jern i ilden. Hun er pedagog og en allsidig grønn lokalpolitiker med lang fartstid fra bystyret i Skien. I tillegg tar hun en doktorgrad ved USN. I Grønn Torsdag tar vi en prat om grønn barnehagepolitikk, barndommens egenverdi, lek og hvordan vi kan gi barna en stemme i politikken for å sikre deres rettigheter og interesser. Hvordan kan vi sikre en god oppvekst og framtid for barna våre?

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Opprør den ene dagen, kosebamser den neste. Din lille mammadalt vil plutselig ha magetopp og sminke. Din energiske fotballgutt blir en trøtt lathans. Og du står der lettere sjokkskadet og tenker: «Hjelp, hva skjer?» Jo, nå skal du høre: Ditt barn er blitt en mini-tenåring – eller pre-teen. Og denne episoden er skreddersydd for deg.

Så gøy for barna med masse leker, men så mye hodebry og ofte et mareritt for foreldrene. Hvordan skal vi klare å holde orden på dette? Jeg deler mine beste tips i denne episoden!   For bilder og inspirasjon til oppbevaring av leker,  kan du også sjekke ut instagramprofilen min: www.instagram.com/smart_organisering  

Høsten er i gang, og vi er stolte av å presentere høstprogrammet vårt! Her kan du høre biblioteksjef Oda Cornelia Knudsen og arrangementsansvarlig David Vincent snakke om hva som skjer på biblioteket i tida framover. I månedene fram mot jul blir det mange ulike arrangementer her hos oss, fra foredrag og språkkafé til konsert, åpen lesesirkel og sjølsagt Barnas lørdag. Vi håper du finner noe som passer for deg! Høstprogrammet fins også som brosjyre i biblioteket. Velkommen inn!

Prof. Dr. Madhav Prasad Pokhrel is a retired linguistics professor at Tribhuvan University with a Ph.D. in Linguistics from Deccan College, University of Pune, India. He is also the chief editor of "Encyclopedic history of Nepali literature" and an advisory expert in the Language Commission, Government of Nepal. In this Podcast, Mr. Pokhrel and Sushant discuss Nepali languages, Barnas, ethnic groups, their languages, cultures, the importance of pronunciation, and much more.

In today's episode, Nick and Matt chat through Barna's Hybrid Ministry ebook, they discuss the ins and outs of pillar pages, and how that could be used for your church to reach Millennials and Gen Z attenders, as well as inspect some of the fascinating church attendance trends founds in the Barna Study! SHOW NOTES BARNA E-BOOK BEING REFERENCED https://shop.barna.com/products/6-questions-about-the-future-of-the-hybrid-church-experience PILLAR PAGE EXAMPLE https://www.typeform.com/blog/guides/brand-awareness/ CROSSROADS ONLINE PLATFORM https://www.crossroads.net/watch/ //BARNA EBOOK FINDINGS 51% of All US adults did not watch an online church service during COVID 18% of Practicing Christians did not 67% of churched adults now have an online option when their church didn't have one before 90% primarily engaged with the same church they were committed to before COVID 78% of church dropouts are waiting until services go back to normal before they return Churched Adults (36%) and Home with kids under 18 (41%) struggle to focus during online church //DO YOU USE THE INTERNET FOR FAITH PURPOSES? Practicing Christians - 66% Churched Adults - 56% Dropouts - 36% Churched Gen Z - 67% Churched Millennials 64% Churched Gen X 58% Churched Boomers 42% //AFTER COVID WILL CHURCH GATHERINGS FIT YOUR LIFE? Churched Gen Z 37% say both 13% say primarily digital 41% say physical 40% say both 13% say primarily digital 42% say primarily physical TIMECODES 00:00-1:43 - Intro 01:43-02:57 - Findings from Barna Study on Hybrid 02:57-07:30 - 51% of US adults didnt' watch service online during COVID 07:30-12:36 - 67% of churched adults now have an online option 12:36-21:16 - How to set up a pillar page 21:16-23:08 - People stayed committed to their church during COVID 23:08-24:38 - 78% of dropouts are waiting until it's normal to return to church 24:38-28:08 - It's hard to remain focued while watching online 28:08-30:35 - Using the internet for Faith Purposes 30:35-32:46 - Post COVID church attendance survey data 32:46-34:35- Outro TRANSCRIPT Matt Johnson (00:01): For young, I wanna be for forever young. Matt Johnson (00:08): Hey Nick Clason (00:11): Well, good morning. And hello everybody. Welcome to another episode of the hybrid ministry podcast. I am your host, Nick Clason alongside my great friend cohort. Compadre, Matt Johnson. How you doing this morning, Matt? Matt Johnson (00:27): Doing great, man. I'm a little tired, you know, have a newborn in another room. So that's been, uh, exciting, but you know, I'm, uh, worn out but you know, it's beautiful and it's a great thing. So Nick Clason (00:40): You're worn out. So let's talk about digital ministry to just reinvigorate you. Matt Johnson (00:47): I'm in Nick Clason (00:48): Let's, uh, real quick, like what are like the, like, what's the number one, most surprising thing about a newborn for you? Matt Johnson (00:56): Oh man. You know, the most surprising thing is how fulfilled I am. Um, you know, I, the second I've met her, I cried and you know, there's been multiple times I've been holding her and I just start crying. I'm like, this is really weird. Never thought fatherhood would hit me this way. And I think it just goes, you know, I lost my dad a few years ago. So like just layers of like who I am to this little thing that I'm holding, you know, that doesn't even have any idea what's going on in the world. Nick Clason (01:23): yeah. Yeah. That's that's awesome, man. Well, we're super happy for you, but obviously everybody wanted you back because, uh, you know, they missed, they, they missed you. Laughs. And they had just listened to me and that was boring so well, yeah. That's amazing, dude. So super happy for you. Um, today, uh, you know, Barna recently came out with a, an ebook, um, on the, I don't remember the exact title of it, but we'll link it in the show notes, but the findings in this new world of hybrid ministry and I dude, I promise you, right. We had this name before we knew about their ebook. Matt Johnson (02:06): So yes, Nick Clason (02:07): , we're technically not stealing from them, but they did release before us because, uh, we didn't have our crap together enough to get this thing up and off the ground. Matt Johnson (02:16): Nick Clason (02:17): So , so it looks like we're stealing from them, but we promise we're not. So I was reading through that, uh, just the other day and there were just some statistics that kinda, um, I found interesting and I just wanted to share them and then us just kind of go back and forth and talk through 'em a little bit. So, um, you know, you and I were obviously promoting this idea of digital and physical ministry calling it hybrid. Uh, and so there are a couple of things that I found interesting that feel like maybe they're not, um, leaning towards hybrid or digital ministry being a good strategy. The first one is this 51% of all us adults did not watch an online church service during COVID. Um, and 18% of practicing Christians did not. So COVID hit a practicing Christian, almost 20% of them never even tuned into an online service. So those statistics right there, Matt, is there anything concerning with that? Like as you and I are like pushing for this idea of hybrid ministry, are, are we like, well, yeah, but people don't even really want it. That's, that's kind of how I would read that statistic. Matt Johnson (03:31): Yeah. I, uh, personally I'm not concerned mostly just cuz of the demographic and the ages that this did. I mean, it's not just, you know, millennials that they're pulling out in this stat, it's all adults. So you're gonna have boomers, gen X all in there too. And we know historically that they don't want to really tune in online. Um, I will say, I mean, if only 20, if 20% of practicing Christians did not tune in, I mean that means 80% did tune in at some point, which I mean that excites me. Um, cuz that means majority of people are trying to tune in. Um, and I also do, uh, if all us adults and 51% did not attend a church service of like everyone in the us, I, I mean might be the optimist I me, but that, that tells me 49% of people at least, you know, checked out a service at some point. So that's exciting. Uh, yeah. Which, you know, that's kind of correlates with the numbers that we have seen and you know, practicing religion anyway. So, um, I Nick Clason (04:31): Mean you can paint them as negative. Right. But there's also the other side too, which is there, there is positivity in it such depends, I guess how you wanna look at it. Matt Johnson (04:40): Yeah. And I would just say like, don't get discouraged just cuz 20, you know, about 20% of practicing Christians did not because I would say, you know, that's probably the 20% of people that regardless never will. Nick Clason (04:52): Yeah. Well and one of the, I mean, gosh, one of the things we've noticed in our church is that, um, COVID hit and we lost contact with just a lot of people. And so mm-hmm, , that's probably a nationwide phenomenon as well. Um, especially depending on the size of church, you know, you and I obviously work at a pretty large church and so it's, it's harder for us to have contact with every single one, uh, of the people, you know, that, Matt Johnson (05:16): That least, yeah. Something else that I would ask, seeing the number start to cut you off. Nick is no, Nick Clason (05:21): You're good. Matt Johnson (05:22): Um, how were, were these churches that these 20%, 18% did not get practice online? Is that because they weren't communicated well to, um, were the, were things not implemented quick enough for them? So, you know, they were like, you know, they get out their habit habit of I'm gonna go attend church, which I think that could definitely be part of that factor too. I mean, I think in my grandpa's church who, you know, runs a small Methodist church of 20 people and they try to do online and it was him in his kitchen, but you know, his congregation is primarily 60 to 80 years old, so they're not gonna really go on Facebook to watch. Nick Clason (05:58): So yeah. I also think that, um, what you and I are proposing and talking about in the life of this podcast is not an online church service. No like that it be an element to it and it could be an element to it. But I think we're trying to actually create a more dynamic and robust, um, framework for hybrid ministry. Exactly. Because I do exactly that people do like the, the X factor of the church is the fact that we gather together and we create real authentic community. Like, yeah, that's what sets us apart. We're not just a content machine. And so the con the converse of that is that if the church is just a content machine, like if we're not doing it well, or, um, like if we feel like we should have to compete with the world, we may lose out on that, unless we have something that's uniquely different and we do, and that's Jesus and that's community, but so how do we take those things that uniquely set us apart as the church and create something hybrid in that? Nick Clason (07:08): And so while some of these stats may look, you know, cryptic or whatever, for what we're proposing, I would argue that we're saying, yeah, stream your service, but also, like don't only stream your service and call that your digital presence. There's so much more to a digital presence, just go back and exactly all the things we've, we've talked about in the week, the episodes before, so, okay. Yeah. So then, uh, 67%, um, of church adults now have an online option and when their church didn't have one before. So if anything, what we've seen now is that COVID has ushered the church, you know, into this new, this new phenomenon. I think in my dad's church, not the one he's at now, but the one that he was at when COVID was going on. And, uh, they, they did have a live stream, but dude, like I think that their live stream was someone setting their iPhone up in the balcony. Nick Clason (08:06): And like, that was how they live stream, you know, and they're not super produced even now, but they did, like, they did grab a couple of, you know, elements to, to boost their live stream. And so they now do like lower thirds instead of just like just putting the phone up and hoping that people can see the screen and, um, like stuff like that, you know, to make themselves a little bit more, uh, online savvy. And so I think a lot of churches went through some sort of online iteration. And so now that you have the hardware and the software, and maybe even some of the soft skills, like the know how and how to set this thing up, it now gives the ma you know, the overwhelming majority of churched adults, an online option that they didn't have before. And so yes, stream your service, but also what are different ways, Matt, that you could even see them packaging that, um, that content, that audio, that video to create hybrid, you know, elements throughout their week. Matt Johnson (09:08): Yeah. I mean, there's a lot of different ways you could, um, package it, but what are the best ways right now I'd say is to just get some of that short form content out of that live message. Um, we've talked a lot about that, especially if you're trying to hit the millennial gen Z. Um, there actually was just another study that came out that said the best way to reach that. Um, millennials in general is video that's under 60 seconds long. So, um, if you could figure out a good way to like package, I don't know, 62nd clip with a, um, let's say a 200 word blog or 200 word write up about it. And you could package that as a, Hey, our weekly recap or whatever. Oh yeah. I don't know if you watch baseball at all. Um, but, uh, one of my favorite things about baseball right now is like, if you tune into a game late, especially on specifically on YouTube TV, it gives you a six inning recap of, or like whatever inning you're coming in of all the plays you've missed, which I, uh, that's something I personally love, cuz I can catch up on my baseball games really quickly. Matt Johnson (10:09): But so do that for your sermon. Like do a, Hey here's our sermon recap for the week you give it in content short form. Um, and let me know what's going on with, uh, whatever you got going on in, at your church that week. Uh, that's the probably gonna be the best way to reach millennial and gen Z right now. Nick Clason (10:27): And do you think Matt that like obviously, well, first of all, baseball's boring. If you can catch up on a game in 60 seconds, that's my take on it, but uh, would you suggest that the best way to do that would be through, um, like maybe TikTok or Instagram, but are you saying like throw that on like a mobile friendly, um, website or like a page on your website? That's like maybe a blog page that's dynamic, that's moving, that's being updated. Um, and then that, is that the way to do it, send it out via email, like what would be your distribution? Like that's a great concept. I love that. I don't even know if there's churches really doing that in the iteration that you're explaining, but how would you, uh, suggest a church if you know, we hired you as our marketing manager, how would you suggest a church set that up technically on the backside? Does that make sense? Matt Johnson (11:16): Yeah. No, all of the above are great options. Um, the big thing, so here, well, let's go through all the avenues. So Instagram TikTok, you're gonna have broader reach. So if that's what you're trying to get, go for that email, you're gonna have your best reach. So, uh, Seth goin always talks about how your email list is like your gold. Um, if you get really good people on your email list and they're engaged, like that's your cream of your crop, they're gonna be hot no matter what. So, um, that's a great way to distribute, distribute it, but we also know it can be a challenge to get emails. So, um, if that's not, you know, uh, something that you have built, you don't have a CRM or anything built on the back end or a data management system. I would, okay. Let's all right. What's next website, which this could easily be a pillar page or a cluster topic of like, Hey, you're serving recaps and all that SEO is gonna drive your website. The video content is gonna weigh higher on Google and you can just continue adding stuff to that page of like here's our sermon recap page. And that page will just be built out more and more. And if you can just imagine this page, that scrolls forever, and you have a nice little table of content at the top that you can like jump around and stuff. That's gonna weigh very high on SEO. So, um, so which we are actually seeing currently with Google, Nick Clason (12:36): So let's get super nerdy on a pillar page. So I know what that is. Cuz you told me what it is, but I didn't know what it was till you told me what it was a couple of months ago. So first of all, what is a pillar page? Matt Johnson (12:47): So a pillar page is just a fancy term of like, okay, you've pick a topic. So let's, let's uh, let's talk about small groups. Small groups is always a great, uh, no let's do youth ministry since you're a youth leader. You knows. There we go. Let's now we're talking the finals, let's go into the world that we know. Yeah. so let's say we created a pillar page. That was everything you need to know about, uh, youth ministry in 2022. Um, so we titled that page specifically to be some of those search terms that you're gonna have. And then that pillar page should just be built out of like the who, what, when, where, why, how so, but blogs, curated content. And when I talk about curated content, I think that confuses a lot of people cuz they think, oh, we're just gonna, um, take content that we have or whatever, and just re put it on there. Matt Johnson (13:31): You can do that. But when I'm seeing curated content, I'm talking about other people's content and doing back links for them too. Mm-hmm um, that helps you weigh higher on SEO. Um, and also on this page should be, uh, you know, copy about like, okay, this is everything you need to know about youth ministry. And then on there you could have your video tutorials, you could have, um, white pages ebook. So it's everything that you're gonna release about a topic on one page. So the Google term of it is a content cluster, which it's like a cluster of all the content you have. The pillar page is what the marketing term is that you're gonna hear a lot for it. Um, so if you created, uh, let's say life, church recap page, and on that recap page, it's just everything that life church has done, you know, over the last year. And it's a recap of all their sermons. It's a play by play or whatever. You're gonna weigh higher on SEO when people are searching for like, okay, I'm looking for, how do I deal with anxiety? And if you had a sermon about anxiety, that's gonna weigh higher on that page for you. Nick Clason (14:40): That's great, man. So here's my question then as someone who's a novice, as it comes to like internet, uh, website development and all that stuff, obviously if I pay for developer, I'm gonna gonna get this done. Right. But let's pretend I don't have the money to do that. Or I might just, you know, waiting into this now for the very first time, uh, how, like, can you set up a pillar page? Like, is there like a pillar page for dummies? Is there like a couple of things that they can do through like a basic square space, Wix or WordPress site that will get them at least on the right path? Cuz maybe, you know, someone's listening to this and they're not the senior leader. They don't have the authorization to spend the money, but they believe in it. And so they want to take it on as a pet project, but they need to prove to their upper level leadership or their senior pastor that this is valuable. Can you give someone in that boat, any sort of like tips on how to get some of that stuff up and rolling? Matt Johnson (15:31): Yeah, definitely. You can a hundred percent create a pillar page through, you know, WICS or Squarespace or something. Um, you're just gonna be limited by, uh, the fact that you're in a template, which is okay. So I want to be very clear about that. Like that is okay. Um, it's just gonna be laid out how Squarespace really wants it laid out or Wix wants it laid out. Um, Nick Clason (15:50): As opposed to the custom, like I want it, I want this feature, like you can't ne maybe necessarily accommodate that. You're just stuck in the template. Matt Johnson (15:59): Yeah, exactly. So if you're like, Hey, I don't like how this jumps to there. You're not gonna really be able to finesse around that, but that's okay if you're just getting started through pillar page, cuz really a pillar page is meant to just be a really long content cluster. So just start adding everything you have on there and just lay it out in a logical sense. So don't uh, just throw stuff willy-nilly on it. Like don't go from like what this is about to, this is how you do it then to the why, like you need to start with like, you know, why and the what, and then go to the how, like, just like a story you don't just go straight to the climax of it Nick Clason (16:38): And, and let, let's throw like a couple pillar page examples, you know, in the show notes so that people can go check those out. Yeah, Matt Johnson (16:44): Absolutely. Nick Clason (16:45): See some of them what we're talking about. Yeah. But can you think of off top of your head or do we need to stop recording and then you, you comb your brain for some good pillar page Matt Johnson (16:54): Exams? No, there's a, there's a great pillar page that Typeform has, um, that I would love to, uh, that we can add into, um, the show notes and really the pillar page is all about uh, um, gosh, I can't remember. Give one second think Nick Clason (17:14): this is, uh, Matt Johnson (17:15): Brand awareness that thought it's about yeah, it's it's about brand awareness. Um, they did a whole pillar page about how you can build brand awareness, uh, Typeform data. And that's just been, uh, perfectly laid out. Actually I will even put it in our notes here. So you have it, love it. Um, and you can take a look at it, but this is really what Hillary pages should look like gives you how much, uh, time it would read. Uh, there's usually a table of content at the top and then you can jump through and find what you wanna read about. So, um, Nick Clason (17:49): I will link to that. You guys can see it. Yeah. Matt Johnson (17:51): Pick it out. And it's a perfect example of a pillar page and I need, I wanna reiterate pillar pages are big. So this pillar page is a 44 minute read and it's meant to build SEO. Like that's what it's meant for. So when I, uh, we were building a pillar page at a church now and you guys came to me about it and I was talking through with like the kids director and stuff. I was like, I need, let's Nick Clason (18:10): Be clear. You came up with the idea first. And then I said, we should do this and Matt Johnson (18:15): Then got Nick Clason (18:15): The kids director on board. Matt Johnson (18:17): So yes. Yeah. And I was sitting down with her and she's like, is that enough content? I was like, no, I need about 30,000 words. and I could see her go what? And I was like, okay, maybe not 30,000, but I need about 3000 words. Like I would need a lot of con copy for a pillar page to work. So it's something you constantly build. It's not just something that day one, you have 200 words and it's a blog post. Like a pillar page is not bigger than a blog post. Nick Clason (18:42): Does it take on like, like, okay, cuz I guess the way I'm looking at it, let's pretend it's like Instagram. So Instagram, if you're scrolling, it'll keep loading be beneath you and it'll just scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll until like, never like you can probably never really find the bottom of Instagram. Yep. However, like Google, right? Like it's, it's got a billion options, but at when you get to the bottom of your page, it'll be like go to page two. Yeah. Can it go either of those directions or is there one way that is better than the other Matt Johnson (19:14): Scroll scroll? Does that make sense? Scroll. Yeah, I would do scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll. Okay. And then if you wanna link to other stuff outside of it, that's totally fine. So like, Hey, go check out this blog. That's fine. And what that gives you is back links and you want back links and we back links. You have the higher websites weighted. It's all this weird stuff on the back. End of Google. Nick Clason (19:34): Yeah. Okay. Great. Love it. No, that's listen, dude. That's the type of stuff that I'm in idiot about, but uh, I know it's good. So I'm trying to learn. Matt Johnson (19:41): Yeah, no I'm here. Nick Clason (19:43): So yeah, pillar pages. Um, we took a little detour there, but that's, we're gonna, that's what this is episode is about. Like how do you build it? What are they, how are they advantageous? And so we can do with our 67% church adults who now have an online option, we can take some of that and use that to add to the pillar page mm-hmm . And so could you make it where it's like one week it's, uh, 62nd sermon recap with like the downloadable notes or something. And instead of them being downloadable, you're saying just type all those words into there, Matt Johnson (20:13): So that a hundred percent Nick Clason (20:14): It can be found. And then could you add to it next week, week two of the love sermon series and the 62nd recap clip and uh, the sermon notes or something like that. Matt Johnson (20:24): Exactly. Yeah. And you would be shocked on, I, I guarantee if someone, you little churches go out there and do that, you'll be weighed high on Google. Um, like do a, how to love, how to be loving as a Christian series. Um, cuz most places are not doing this most churches aren't doing this. And then secondly, uh, if they have done this it's so long ago that like, like you'll start to outweigh Google cuz you were creating new content for it. Nick Clason (20:51): So, uh, would you recommend like someone typing up a sermon recap or would you recommend just copy and pasting the pastor's manuscript notes? Matt Johnson (21:01): Uh, both. So the best solution would be to do a recap, but if you don't have time to do a recap, then just do the sermon notes right now. Like okay. Do the recap as like that's all right. I'm gonna make this better than do the recap. Nick Clason (21:16): Gotcha. Great. All right. So a couple other of stats I wanted to look into from the barn of study, 90% of people primarily engaged with the same church that they were committed to before. COVID and I think that that's a really, uh, hopefully a really helpful stat for us as pastors, because we feel like maybe this idea of all of us going online is they're gonna find something better and then they're gonna switch. Yeah. And they're not gonna wanna go to our church anymore. And our church isn't as good as elevation. They have verdict and they have band that makes music that's on Spotify. But 90% of, of churchgoers, primarily engaged with the same church, which communicates to me that most Christians are comm or are connected or committed right to their local body. They're not, they're not looking for something else. They, they have what they want. They have the community that they're, they're looking for. And so as a church, you putting your content out there, you may be, you know, so I've heard people say like, I don't wanna steal other people from other churches. Like that's that's that wouldn't be the goal. Right? The goal is to help nurture and disciple the people that are already going to your church. Matt Johnson (22:30): Exactly. Your online church should not be like, oh, I'm gonna steal someone. Else's congregation like this isn't some nefarious thing we're doing. It should be, Hey, we're here to nurture our 90% of people that are still engaged with our church, which that tells me, like you were just saying, they bought into your community that you built there. So yeah. Nurture them. give them stuff that makes them keep wanting to come back period. Nick Clason (22:57): Yeah. Well, not even keep wanting to come back, but like learn during the week. Matt Johnson (23:01): Exactly. Yeah. That's what I mean by that. Nick Clason (23:04): Yeah. Yeah. Not just, not just come to our church on Sunday. Yeah. Nick Clason (23:08): Uh, 78% of church dropouts are saying that they're waiting until services go back to normal before they return. I think that would be a lot of pastor's arguments of, well, see, see, we gotta go back to in person, we gotta go back to in person. And I don't, I don't think any of us are arguing that we shouldn't be back in person. Yeah. Uh, but I that's, I, I would be curious about that percentage of that stat. Hum. Those people are using that as an excuse as their church, uh, attendance patterns and disciplines have just completely faded away. Um, and they're just saying, oh yeah, I'm just waiting for it to go back to normal. Realizing that COVID has never really ended being normal. Like we're just still in this weird like world with it. And there is, I don't know if normal will ever come back the way it was. Cuz it's been two and a half freaking years. Matt Johnson (23:56): yeah, no, this is the new normal. And I would just like you were saying, I, my guess is that's probably us excuse for most people now. Um, mm-hmm they got out of the habit, which you know, we've we saw that in our own numbers and that's okay. Like go find the next seeds to sell. Nick Clason (24:13): Yeah, yeah, yeah. For sure. And again, we're not proposing like, well yeah, you should stream your service. Like if you can, you should. But we're also saying that there's this there's more to just hybrid. It's not just take your Sunday morning experience and post it on Facebook live. Yeah. There we're, we're trying to make this much more dynamic than Matt Johnson (24:33): That. Exactly. Nick Clason (24:35): All right. A couple other quick, quick hitters here. Um, but one thing I found really interesting was 36% of church adults, um, that were at home and people with kids under the age of 18, which is like 41% say that they struggle to focus during online church. And again, I think that's another potentially like negative stat towards, towards digital. So what would you say if someone's like? Yeah, I mean I, online church is great and all, but like I got young kids, like I, I can't, it's hard to pay attention the whole time or it's hard to keep them, you know, from being too rowdy or whatever during church. Matt Johnson (25:11): Yeah. No, the data tells us that if you're just streaming your exact service online, you're gonna have Nick Clason (25:18): It's an hour and 15 minute Matt Johnson (25:20): Service. Yeah. You're gonna have more drop off. Um, just cuz that attention span on an hour and 15 minutes on anything screen related, that's not an action movie drops off. So, um, yeah, if they, they probably will just tune into the sermon and that's okay. Or some just tune into the worship. That's my mom, she loves the worship and then she likes listening to the sermon, um, when she's driving to work the next day, which is, yeah, that's an okay option too, but you're giving them the avenue. So I get that. You're gonna struggle to focus during online. Um, that's gonna happen, especially if you have kids, uh, as you know, and I'm learning so Nick Clason (25:58): Well, I'll tell you what, what we would do during COVID is we would watch like older people church upstairs, and then we would send our kids to the basement to watch, uh, like their kid service. Well, their kid service was over in like 12 minutes Matt Johnson (26:13): Nick Clason (26:14): And so they come up at the end of worship. Yeah. And we're like, well, well, Hey, like go, Hey, let's watch, let's watch last week's again. And we, it was really hard, man. It was really hard. So it was hard to, it was hard to simulate church. Yep. Um, because it wasn't, I don't think it's meant to be that per se. No it's. And so I would, I would, as a, as a dad of kids under the age of five, I would agree with that stat wholeheartedly. Yep. Honestly, Easter 20, 20 Amanda and I watched church at like 10:30 PM when the kids are in bed. Matt Johnson (26:49): Yeah. Nick Clason (26:49): Like, because we are like, that's when we can in this, when we're unencumbered by them. Yeah. You know, Matt Johnson (26:54): So, and I think what we're landing on is like, it's okay to have these different avenues to consume the media. And also if you're like, Hey, I wanna, I wanna make our church service more, uh, more engaging for these people. Like then go solve that problem. Like go more power to you. Yeah, Nick Clason (27:15): Yeah, yeah, exactly. But to just overlay what you're doing in person on top of online, like that's, I don't know. I mean, dare I say it's a little lazy. Yeah. Like, and, and if you don't have the manpower for it, I get it. So we're not proposing that you reinvent the wheel, like crossroads in Cincinnati has a completely like custom hybrid online experience. Yep. And that's amazing. Right. I'll link I'll link theirs in the show notes too. I got somebody thinks to link in the show notes, but um, like the like yeah. So that's amazing, but they have the main power to do it. And you're probably again sitting here thinking like I barely have the main power to like do all the things I need to do. Um, and so we're not proposing that we're saying think, think about this as a side of the box, offer church streaming adjacent options. Not just only church streaming options. Exactly. Nick Clason (28:06): So, yeah. All right. A couple other real quick things. Um, this was interesting to me, I'll throw all these stats and stuff in the show notes, but so do you use the internet for faith purposes? So I'm just gonna read 'em and we'll kind of digest it. Practicing Christians set 66% of practicing. Christians said that they use the internet for faith purposes. 56% of church adults said that they use the internet for faith purposes. 36% of dropouts say that they use the internet for faith purposes, church, gen Z 67%, church millennials, 64% church, gen X, 58% church boomers, 42%. So I think a couple things that are interesting, obviously when you start with gen Z, it's the highest and it drops down as it gets to boomers. But one thing I notice is that even the gen Xers and the boomers still say almost 50% say that they use the internet for faith purposes. Mm-hmm . So if the argument is my church is old and this isn't for them, I, that categorically is untrue. Matt Johnson (29:08): Yep. Yeah, no, absolutely. And the only way to get younger is if you do it, so stats. I mean, that's what the stats are saying too. So if you're like, Hey, we wanna get younger, but we don't wanna, you know, kill our older, uh, congregation. Like they're gonna, they're all gonna be okay with it. Nick Clason (29:29): Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. And yeah, a, a church boomer will read a recap email. Like they, they respond email. My grandma reads email. In fact, my grandma couldn't connect to the internet the other day and was convinced that someone was trying to hack her bank account. And so I had to, I had to turn her wifi off and turn it back on and get her connected. And she thought that I am the number one, it director in the world. Matt Johnson (29:55): my grandpa, my grandpa, all the D coffee. TV's not working. Can you fix me? Like, did you unplug it? You're genius. Nick Clason (30:07): Yeah, but they'll read it. They'll read the emails, man. She, and dude, I was at my grandma's and she's like, can you help me unsubscribe from some emails? And I'm like, sure. So I'm like getting her set up with an UNS subscription service. And I was like, how about JC Penn? She's like, no, I like that one. . How about, how about your green bay Packers newsletter. Now I need to know what's going on. Withs green bay. Packer's newsletter. . How about this now? I, I need that gram. You don't actually wanna be in subscribe Matt Johnson (30:30): For anything Nope. Oh, that's fine. Nick Clason (30:34): All right. A couple another one that was interesting after C will church gatherings fit your life church, gen Z 37% said that both digital and physical would fit their lifestyle. 13% say that primary digital would fit their lifestyle. And 41% say physical will fit their lifestyle. So this is church gen Z. So I think one thing that stood out to me about this statistic, cuz that only 13% said that primarily primarily digital would be, uh, their preference for, uh, attending church post COVID mm-hmm . And so right. We continue to say gen Z, gen Z. And we, we are kind of pegging a lot of this on them and them as the future, but they still want in person, they're not looking for only digital. Exactly. We're looking for hybrid, which is what we're trying to find that, that sticky in between, between the two things. Nick Clason (31:29): Exactly. So, and same with millennials. Millennials are, uh, I think slightly higher, uh, 40% say that both online in person, 13% say primarily digital, which is the same as gen Z and then 42% say primarily physical. So they're right on the same track there as, as gen Zers. But they're saying that, um, basically the both that's hybrid man. Yep. Like that's what we're trying to say. Yep. They wanna come in person, but they also want to have access to it when they can't make it or for whatever reason, they're not able to be at church. They want to consume something online. Yep. So, so that's, that's it any other like kind of lasting thoughts that you had just through some of these statistics, like we'll, we'll link to the Barna, uh, ebook and so you can grab a copy of it yourself, but there are, uh, there's just a, there's a lot of really good and really interesting stuff in there. So any other thing that you are like, did you miss this? You should have highlighted this or just, or parting thoughts based on some of this data? Matt Johnson (32:30): No, I, I mean my biggest parting thought is like the, the data staying that hybrid is an avenue that we need to be exploring. So continue, um, exploring this avenue , I mean, don't, don't get discouraged, the data supports it. Nick Clason (32:45): Yeah. And get, and, and, you know, getting into hybrid, um, and getting into some of those digital platforms. Like it can be, it can be laborious and it can be cumbersome and setting up your account and then setting up your group and then setting up your payments, like all that stuff. Like, and it can get confusing because all those companies are trying to sell you things. Yeah. And they're all the best company and that's at least what they're telling you. And so you gotta, you gotta kind of slug slug through some of those things, like setting up email marketing, you know, uh, things or setting up, you know, CHMS things or just, it it's worth it, you know, but it can get, it can feel overwhelming at times. Yep. So stick with it. It's worth it. Find something that works. There's a lot of, um, free or light versions out there. Nick Clason (33:35): And probably for most of us that that will suffice at least for a while. Yeah. Until it gets to a spot where it needs to be, you know, super, super, uh, hefty as far as the payment is so sweet. Hey, uh, that's it for us on episode five? Um, maybe six. I actually can't really remember because, um, I think this was supposed to be episode five, but then I did one last week by myself. Yep. And so this may actually be episode six. I think it is, but yeah. Glad to have you guys, uh, subscribe, uh, follow us on Twitter at hybrid ministry. Also check out our website hybrid ministry.xyz. Uh, give us a rating. Pull open your purple podcast app search hybrid ministry. We're right there. We're number one. If you search that word and give us a little rating, that'd be awesome. I love it. And until next time see you guys later. Thanks guys. Was Matt Johnson (34:28): That just had some nasty bug on.

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Fyrir gamla súrrealista var covid-tíminn áhugaverður, sagði Sjón þegar Víðsjá mælti sér mót við hann í Hólavallakrikjugarði í nótt. Við hittumst til að ræða Næturverk, þrettándu ljóðabók skáldsins, marglaga og draumkennda bók sem hefur verið nokkurn tíma í smíðum eins og margar aðrar ljóðabækur Sjóns. Ljóðin takast á við hið innra og hið ytra, ljós og myrkur. Eftir stórkostlegar breytingar á heimsmyndinni, tvö ár af heimsplágu hefur það meðal annars leitt til þess að fólk dreymir meira. Við erum verur sem höfum innri og ytri sýn segir skáldið, og í þessari bók mætast þessar sýnir einhversstaðar í nóttinni. Og það var ekkert annað í stöðunni en að ræða Næturverk við Sjón um miðja nótt. Smárit Stofnunar Vigdísar Finnbogadóttur í erlendum tungumálum er ný ritröð sem gefin er út af Háskólaútgáfunni, en ritstjórar hennar eru Ásdís Rósa Magnúsdóttir og Kristín Guðrún Jónsdóttir. Í fyrstu þremur smáritunum er að finna þýddar ritgerðir eftir þrjá höfunda. Fyrsta ritið er eftir Kínafræðinginn Simon Leys, annað ritið er eftir danska heimspekinginn og guðfræðinginn Dorthe Jørgensen og það þriðja eftir fransk-marokkóska rithöfundinn og blaðakonuna Leïlu Slimani. Hér er á ferðinni einstaklega áhugaverð ritröð sem miðlar til okkar ólíkum menningarheimum á aðgengilegan hátt. Við ætlum að kynna okkur fyrsta ritið í þætti dagsins, greinasafn SImon Leys, The hall of Uselessness, eða Úr Gagnleysisskálanum í þýðingu Kínafræðingsins Geirs Sigurðssonar. Geir verður gestur okkar í þætti dagsins. En við byrjum í leikhúsinu. Barnasýningin Þoka var frumsýnd á Litla sviði Borgarleihússins um helgina. Þoka er íslensk/færeysk leiksýning fyrir börn sem leikur á mörkum vísinda og þjóðsagna. Heyrum hvað Nínu Hjálmarsdóttur fannst um verkið. Umsjón: Halla Harðardóttir og Jóhannes Ólafsson

Fyrir gamla súrrealista var covid-tíminn áhugaverður, sagði Sjón þegar Víðsjá mælti sér mót við hann í Hólavallakrikjugarði í nótt. Við hittumst til að ræða Næturverk, þrettándu ljóðabók skáldsins, marglaga og draumkennda bók sem hefur verið nokkurn tíma í smíðum eins og margar aðrar ljóðabækur Sjóns. Ljóðin takast á við hið innra og hið ytra, ljós og myrkur. Eftir stórkostlegar breytingar á heimsmyndinni, tvö ár af heimsplágu hefur það meðal annars leitt til þess að fólk dreymir meira. Við erum verur sem höfum innri og ytri sýn segir skáldið, og í þessari bók mætast þessar sýnir einhversstaðar í nóttinni. Og það var ekkert annað í stöðunni en að ræða Næturverk við Sjón um miðja nótt. Smárit Stofnunar Vigdísar Finnbogadóttur í erlendum tungumálum er ný ritröð sem gefin er út af Háskólaútgáfunni, en ritstjórar hennar eru Ásdís Rósa Magnúsdóttir og Kristín Guðrún Jónsdóttir. Í fyrstu þremur smáritunum er að finna þýddar ritgerðir eftir þrjá höfunda. Fyrsta ritið er eftir Kínafræðinginn Simon Leys, annað ritið er eftir danska heimspekinginn og guðfræðinginn Dorthe Jørgensen og það þriðja eftir fransk-marokkóska rithöfundinn og blaðakonuna Leïlu Slimani. Hér er á ferðinni einstaklega áhugaverð ritröð sem miðlar til okkar ólíkum menningarheimum á aðgengilegan hátt. Við ætlum að kynna okkur fyrsta ritið í þætti dagsins, greinasafn SImon Leys, The hall of Uselessness, eða Úr Gagnleysisskálanum í þýðingu Kínafræðingsins Geirs Sigurðssonar. Geir verður gestur okkar í þætti dagsins. En við byrjum í leikhúsinu. Barnasýningin Þoka var frumsýnd á Litla sviði Borgarleihússins um helgina. Þoka er íslensk/færeysk leiksýning fyrir börn sem leikur á mörkum vísinda og þjóðsagna. Heyrum hvað Nínu Hjálmarsdóttur fannst um verkið. Umsjón: Halla Harðardóttir og Jóhannes Ólafsson

Fyrir gamla súrrealista var covid-tíminn áhugaverður, sagði Sjón þegar Víðsjá mælti sér mót við hann í Hólavallakrikjugarði í nótt. Við hittumst til að ræða Næturverk, þrettándu ljóðabók skáldsins, marglaga og draumkennda bók sem hefur verið nokkurn tíma í smíðum eins og margar aðrar ljóðabækur Sjóns. Ljóðin takast á við hið innra og hið ytra, ljós og myrkur. Eftir stórkostlegar breytingar á heimsmyndinni, tvö ár af heimsplágu hefur það meðal annars leitt til þess að fólk dreymir meira. Við erum verur sem höfum innri og ytri sýn segir skáldið, og í þessari bók mætast þessar sýnir einhversstaðar í nóttinni. Og það var ekkert annað í stöðunni en að ræða Næturverk við Sjón um miðja nótt. Smárit Stofnunar Vigdísar Finnbogadóttur í erlendum tungumálum er ný ritröð sem gefin er út af Háskólaútgáfunni, en ritstjórar hennar eru Ásdís Rósa Magnúsdóttir og Kristín Guðrún Jónsdóttir. Í fyrstu þremur smáritunum er að finna þýddar ritgerðir eftir þrjá höfunda. Fyrsta ritið er eftir Kínafræðinginn Simon Leys, annað ritið er eftir danska heimspekinginn og guðfræðinginn Dorthe Jørgensen og það þriðja eftir fransk-marokkóska rithöfundinn og blaðakonuna Leïlu Slimani. Hér er á ferðinni einstaklega áhugaverð ritröð sem miðlar til okkar ólíkum menningarheimum á aðgengilegan hátt. Við ætlum að kynna okkur fyrsta ritið í þætti dagsins, greinasafn SImon Leys, The hall of Uselessness, eða Úr Gagnleysisskálanum í þýðingu Kínafræðingsins Geirs Sigurðssonar. Geir verður gestur okkar í þætti dagsins. En við byrjum í leikhúsinu. Barnasýningin Þoka var frumsýnd á Litla sviði Borgarleihússins um helgina. Þoka er íslensk/færeysk leiksýning fyrir börn sem leikur á mörkum vísinda og þjóðsagna. Heyrum hvað Nínu Hjálmarsdóttur fannst um verkið. Umsjón: Halla Harðardóttir og Jóhannes Ólafsson

Verden møttes til et stort klimatoppmøte tidligere denne måneden. Men hva var det viktigste de ble enige om? Med Aftenpostens Ole Mathismoen og Ulrik fra Barnas klimapanel.

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Anna Elísabet Ólafsdóttir, lýðheilsusérfræðingur Kópavogsbæjar: segir frá nýju Geðræktarhúsi fyrir ungt fólk og innleiðingu Barnasáttmála Varði Mastantuoni Morbilli, höfundur nýrrar þáttaraðar um innflytjendur í Reykjavík: um íslenskunám, þáttagerð, Reykjavík og Napólí Ingibjörg Birna Erlingsdóttir, sveitastjóri Reykhólahrepps: um nýtingu heita vatnsins og ferðasumarið framundan

Morgunútvarpið 20.11.2020 Umsjónarmenn: Sigmar Guðmundsson og Rúnar Róbertsson Í dag er alþjóðadagur barna haldinn hátíðlegur um allan heim, en dagurinn er einnig afmælisdagur Barnasáttmála Sameinuðu þjóðanna en sá sáttmáli liggur til grundvallar öllu starfi UNICEF í þágu barna. Nadía Lóa Atladóttir nýkjörinn formaður ungmennaráðs UNICEF á Íslandi og Birna Þórarinsdóttir framkvæmdastjóri UNICEF á Íslandi komu til okkar og ræddu stöðu og réttindi barna. Við heyrðum í okkar manni á Spáni, Jóhanni Hlíðar Harðarsyni. Þar eins og hér á landi, hafa menn áhyggjur af áhrifum enskunnar á málið, og svo hefur einn af fylgifiskum Covid farsóttarinnar verið að söfn víða um heim eru komin í mestu erfiðleika í rekstri. Á hverju einasta ári berast um 7.700 tilkynningar um vinnuslys til slysaskrár Landlæknisembættisins. Þetta eru tæplega 5.700 tilkynningar um vinnuslys og rúmlega 2.000 tilkynningar um slys á börnum á skólatíma. Algengustu vinnuslysin eru fallslys, t.d. fall úr hæð án fallvarnarbúnaðar og fall um fyrirstöðu í gangvegi. Helstu banaslysin á meðal vinnuslysa eru fallslys. Við heyrðum í Gísla Níls Einarssyni sem er sérfræðingur í forvörnum hjá VÍS. Framundan eru próf í framhaldsskólum landsins. Nemar sem hafa unnið að mestu eða öllu leyti heima þessa önnina eru sumir hverjir kvíðnir. En hjálpin er nær en þeir halda. Og hafa kennarar áhyggjur af brotthvarfi úr skóla, fyrir næstu önn t.d., og hvað þarf að gera til að koma í veg fyrir það? Guðjón Hreinn Hauksson er formaður Félags framhaldsskólakennara. Hann var í símanum. Við hringdum í Bergrúnu Írisi Sævarsdóttur sem vann í vikunni Vestnorrænu barnabókaverðlaunin fyrir bók sína Langelstur að eilífu. Bergrún Íris státar einnig af titilinum Bæjarlistamaður Hafnarfjarðar. Þá er hún með tvær bækur í jólabókaflóðinu, bækurnar Töfralandið og Bræðurnir bjarga jólunum, sem er jólabók með tónlist. Tónlist: Bubbi Morthens - Það er gott að elska Björk og Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar - Todeleyo Kristín Sesselja - Earthquake Geir Sæm - Er ást í tunglinu GDRN - Vorið Bruce Springsteen - Ghosts Hreimur Örn Heimisson - Gegnum tárin Alice Merton - No roots ABC - When smokey sings

Frank Barnas teaches video production and screenwriting at Middle Tennessee State University. He has published six textbooks and produced multiple documentaries. He is also the former host of "The Morning Drive with Frank Barnas" on News Talk 105.9 WVGA-FM Valdosta, Georgia. Barnas co-hosts the "Voca Vacay" podcast with his wife, Marie. On this episode of "The Chad Whittle Podcast," Frank discusses producing documentary films around the world, including Antarctica, and how technology has impacted producing video content. He also discusses why he likes talk radio and why he started his travel podcast. Learn more about his "Voca Vacay" podcast by visiting https://www.vocavacay.com/ and subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and YouTube. Subscribe to The Chad Whittle Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Tune In, and listen at ChadWhittle.com. For a full list of available podcast platforms to listen to Chad's podcast, visit https://chadwhittle.com/ Subscribe to Chad's newsletter to receive podcast updates. Follow Chad on Twitter @CWhittleMedia and Facebook.com/ChadWhittleMedia --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chadwhittle/support

Veiga Grétarsdóttir er fyrsta manneskjan til að róa 2.000 kílómetra í kringum Ísland á móti straumnum. Þetta er talið sambærilegt afrek og að klífa fjallið K2. En hennar persónulega ferð er ekki síður merkileg. Hún fæddist sem strákur í afskekktu sjávarþorpi á Vestfjörum Íslands fyrir 44 árum síðan. Eftir að hafa gifst og eignast börn, eftir að hafa tvívegis reynt að svipta sig lífi og eftir gríðarlega innri baráttu, ákvað hún að fara í kynleiðréttingu. Um þessi tvö ferðalög lífs Veigu er fjallað í nýrri heimildarmynd, Á móti straumnum, sem er sýnd á RIFF, alþjóðlegu kvikmyndahátíðinni í Reykjavík. Veiga kom í þáttinn og sagði okkur sína sögu. Í gær var UmBi: Barnaskýrsla til Barnaréttindanefndar Sameinuðu þjóðanna, sem börn á Íslandi hafa unnið um málefni sem á þeim brenna, kynnt fyrir Barnaréttanefnd Sameinuðu þjóðanna. Þetta er í fyrsta skipti sem börn á Íslandi senda eigin skýrslu til nefndarinnar og er skýrslan kynnt samhliða skýrslu níu frjálsra félagasamtaka um stöðu mannréttinda barna á Íslandi og hvernig Íslandi gengur að uppfylla Barnasáttmálann. Við fengum Jökul Inga Þorvaldsson, formann ungmennaráðs UNICEF og einn ritstjóra barnaskýrslunnar og Þóru Jónsdóttur, frá Barhaheillum, sem var í ritstjórn viðbótarskýrslu níu frjálsu félagasamtakanna, í þáttinn og fengum að vita hvað kemur fram í þessum skýrslum og af hverju það er svona mikilvægt að skýrslurnar séu tvær frá þessum tveimur sjónarhornum. Við fengum póstkort frá Magnúsi R. Einarssyni á Spáni í dag og í þessu póstkorti dásamaði Magnús haustið við Costa Blanca og þykir það besti tími ársins. Það var sagt frá strandlífi sem er í raun önnum kafið iðjuleysi og barátta við náttúruöflin. Magnús reyndi líka að finna eitthvað jákvætt við fámennið vegna farsóttarinnar. Alicante nýtur þess að vera vinsæl meðal Spánverja, en þeir fíla hvorki Benidorm né Torremolinos og ferðamannastaðir eru að breytast í draugaborgir og bæi. UMSJÓN GUNNAR HANSSON

Svalbarðsstrandarhreppur hefur með undirritun samnings við UNICEF og félagsmálaráðuneytið bæst í hóp þeirra sveitarfélaga sem vinna að innleiðingu Barnasáttmála Sameinuðu þjóðanna. Við heyrðum í Björgu Erlingsdóttur sveitarstjóra um þetta verkefni og spurðum frétta úr hennar sveit. Við höfum áður rætt við skólastjórnendur í skólum þar sem snjallsímar hafa verið bannaðir eða notkun þeirra takmörkuð og hefur reynslan af því verið góð að mati viðmælenda okkar. Björn Gunnlaugsson aðstoðarskólastjóri í Laugarnesskóla er hins vegar á annarri skoðun og telur snjalltæki bjóða upp á ýmis tækifæri í skólastarfinu. Hann kom til okkar í morgunkaffi og spjall. Verkfræðistofan Verkís stendur fyrir fundi í hádeginu í dag þar sem farið verður yfir nýlegar breytingar lögum um fjöleignarhús sem auðvelda rafbílaeigendum sem eiga íbúð í fjöleignarhúsi að setja upp hleðsluaðstöðu. Þar mun Tinna Andrésdóttir lögfræðingur Húseigendafélagsins fara yfir þær breytingar sem urðu við gildistöku nýju laganna og hún kom til okkar og fór yfir helstu atriðin með okkur. Talsvert er um að ofskynjunarefnið Ayahusca sé notað hér á landi og þá sem einhverskonar undraefni sem geti hjálpað fólki á ýmsan hátt, til að mynda til að vinna úr áföllum. Enda hefur það lengi verið notað í trúarlegum athöfnum í Suður- Ameríku. En þetta er umdeilt efni og hafa margir varað við neyslu þess og sagt að lítill munur sé á því og öðrum ofskynjunarlyfjum. Því geti til að mynda verið óráðlegt fyrir áfengis og vímuefnaneytendur í bata að neyta þess. Hugrún Hrönn Kristjánsdóttir, sem hefur starfað sem áfengisráðgjafi og stundar framhaldsnám í fíknifræðum, skrifaði pistil um efnið á dögunum þar sem hún heldur því fram að ástæðan fyrir því að fólk telji sig upplifa undraverða hluti við neyslu þess sé einfaldlega sú að það sé í vímu. Við heyrðum í Hugrúnu. Almannarómur og Háskólinn í Reykjavík standa nú fyrir átaki þar sem safnað er raddsýnum frá einstaklingum sem hafa íslensku sem annað mál, í gegnum vefinn samromur.is. Tilgangurinn er að þróa máltækni sem kennir tölvum og tækjum að skilja íslensku og þá auðvitað einnig þeirra sem hafa íslensku sem annað mál. Þær Eliza Reid, forsetafrú, og Jóhanna Vigdís Guðmundsdóttir, frá Almannarómi, komu til okkar. Tónlist: Magnús Eiríksson og KK - Kóngur einn dag. Nýdönsk - Örlagagarn. Aerosmith - I dont want to miss a thing. Tómas Welding - Go the distance. Moses Hightower - Stundum. Roisin Murphy - Something more. Macy Gray - Still. Warmland - Family. Ljúfur Ljúfur - A A A. Beyonce - Love on top.

Þórólfur Guðnason sóttvarnarlæknir: Sagði frá því að dregið hefði úr sýklalyfjanotkun fólks hérlendis á milli áranna 2017 og 2018 en á sama tíma jókst sýklalyfjanotkun í dýraeldi. Birna Ósk Ásgeirsdóttir nemi, Fjóla Kristín Sveinbjörnsdóttir nemi, Salvör Gullbrá Þórarinsdóttir verkefnisstjóri: Krakkaveldi sem var haldið af börnum í Kópavogi í tilefni af 30 ára afmæli Barnasáttmála Sameinuðu þjóðanna. Gunnlaugur M. Einarsson formaður Fjarkönnunarfélagsins: Um noktun fjarkönnunar við rannsóknir, eftirlit og önnur hagnýt verkefni.

Allt að fjögur prósent af því plasti sem framleitt er lendir í hafinu en um fimm til þrettán milljónir tonna plasts eru í hafinu á heimsvísu. „Vandamálið auðvitað stækkar ennþá meira þar sem við erum alltaf að framleiða meira og meira af plasti. Því verður þessi tala í magni alltaf hærri,“ sagði Kristín Linda Árnadóttir, forstjóri Umhverfisstofnunar á Morgunvaktinni í morgun. Við fjölluðum um plastmengun í hafinu í tilefni þess að Marglytturnar, sex íslenskar afrekskonur, syntu yfir Ermarsund í gær til þess að vekja athygli á plastmengun í hafinu og áhrifum hennar á lífríki sjávar. Forseti Indlands, Ram Nath Kovind, er hér í opinberri heimsókn. Hann hitti starfsbróður sinni á Bessastöðum í gær og flutti erindi í Háskóla Íslands. Í dag heimsækir hann m.a. Þingvelli og fundar með Katrínu Jakobsdóttur forsætisráðherra. Í tengslum við heimsóknina er Guðmundur Árni Stefánsson, sendiherra Íslands í Nýju Delí, á landinu, hann var gestur Morgunvaktarinnar og sagði hlustendum frá Indlandi og samskiptum Íslands og Indlands. Fyrr á árinu samþykkti bæjarstjórn Akureyrar aðgerðaáætlun vegna innleiðingar Barnasáttmála Sameinuðu þjóðanna. Áætlunin er mikilvægur áfangi í því ferli að gera Akureyrarbæ að skilgreindu barnvænu sveitarfélagi. Óðinn Svan Óðinsson, fréttamaður ræddi við Ölfu Dröfn Jóhannsdóttir verkefnastjóra barnvæns sveitarfélags á Akureyri. Í kirkjugarði nokkrum í New Orleans í Louisiana í Bandaríkjunum er grafhýsi leikarans þekkta Nicholas Cage. Það má heita sérkennilegt enda Cage í fullu fjöri. Freyr Eyjólfsson rölti á dögunum um kirkjugarðinn og sagði hlustendum frá þessari furðu. Tónlist: You Are My Sunshine - Jimmie Davis Iko Iko - The Dixie Cups

Ellen brosir þegar hún svarar þeirri spurningu hvort það sé orðið hefð í fjölskyldunni að konurnar í fjölskyldunni giftist útlendingum. Amma hennar giftist norskum manni, móðir hennar giftist frönskum manni og Ellen er gift svía. Hún var nú reyndar búin að ákveða að hún ætlai ekki að giftst útlending, en það er ekki hægt að stjórna ástinni. Hún talar um vinnuna sína, baráttumálin og réttlætiskenndina

Umsjón: Kristján Sigurjónsson Tæknimaður: Ragnar Gunnarsson Forstjóri Icelandair býst við um tíu prósenta vexti hjá félaginu í ár, þrátt fyrir að Isavia spái því að farþegum sem fara um Keflavíkurflugvöll fækki. Theresa May forsætisráðherra Bretlands vill nýjan útgöngusamning við Evrópusambandið. Hún lýsti þessu yfir á breska þinginu í dag. Bretar ganga úr ESB eftir tvo mánuði. Heilbrigðisráðherra vill svör frá Landspítala og öðrum heilbrigðisstofnunum við tillögum hennar til að fjölga hjúkrunarfræðingum um miðjan næsta mánuð. Forsætisnefnd Alþingis ákvað í morgun að Róbert H. Haraldsson tæki sæti Salvarar Nordal í siðanefnd Alþingis tímabundið. Róbert er sviðsstjóri kennslusviðs Háskóla Íslands. Fram kom í fréttum í gær að Margrét Vala Kristjánsdóttir tekur sæti Hafsteins Þórs Haukssonar. Nefndin er þriggja manna og er formaðurinn Ásta Ragnheiður Jóhannesdóttir. Nefndin mun fjalla um Klausturmálið. Samfélagsmiðlar og nútímatækni hafa gjörbreytt lýðræðislegri umræðu, segir forsætisráðjherra. Samfélagsmiðlar verða til umræðu á næsta fundi þjóðaröryggisráðs. Petro Poroshenko, forseti Úkraínu, sækist eftir því að gegna embættinu annað kjörtímabil. Það er mikilvægt að hafa starfandi verslun til að viðhalda byggð og mannlífi í sveitarfélaginu, segir verkefnastjóri brothættra byggða í Árneshreppi á Ströndum. Fjöldi fólks hefur skráð sig sem hluthafa í nýju einkahlutafélagi fyrir verslun í Norðurfirði. Fyrstu pálmatrén utandyra á Íslandi verða hluti af listaverki sem prýða á nýja íbúðabyggð í Reykjavík. Pálmatrén eru tvö og þau verða í upphituðum glerhjúp í svokallaðri Vogabyggð, sem er nýtt íbúðahverfi sunnan Kleppsmýrarvegar og austan Sæbrautar, þar sem nú er gamalt iðnaðarhverfi í kringum Súðarvog. Lengri umfjallanir: Það var enn einn hasardagurinn í og við breska þingið í dag þegar þingmenn ræddu tillögur um framvinduna í útgöngu Breta úr Evrópusambandinu. Það voru þingumræður í dag og svo verður kosið um tillögur núna frá kl. 7. Kristján Sigurjónsson talar við Sigrúnu Davíðsdóttur í Lundúnum. Þó að 30 ár séu liðin síðan Barnasáttmáli Sameinuðu þjóðanna var samþykktur býr eitt af hverjum fjórum börnum á svæðum þar sem neyð ríkir og eitt af hverjum sex á átakasvæðum. Stríðsátök hafa ekki verið meiri en nú í 30 ár UNICEF, Barnahjálp Sameinuðu þjóðanna, sendi í dag út ákall um að ríki heims leggi sitt af mörkum til að veita börnum sem búa við neyð og hörmungar nauðsynlega aðstoð og hjálp. Neyðaráætlun Barnahjálparinnar hljóðar upp á 3,9 milljarða bandaríkjadala, jafnvirði um 470 milljarða íslenskra