Podcasts about Basile

In this episode, Geoff and Katrina dive back into The Tale of Tales by Giambattista Basile. Is it violent? And misogynistic? And unnecessarily sexual? Yes. But it's also racist. Katrina was sent a copy of Specters of the Marvelous: Race and the Development of the European Fairy Tale by Kimberly J. Lau, a professor of literature at the University of California, Santa Cruz. This book was chocked full of fascinating research about how the tales that most famously make up the genre of fairy tales, have unique place and time specific types of racism. Katrina retells the tale of The Golden Trunk, which reveals what we can learn about how Italians in the late 1500's viewed Black people, particularly those that were enslaved. Not only that, but the audience also gets to hear a classic Basile variant of the Cupid and Psyche story, which is a precursor to Beauty and the Beast.  Content Warning: Violence, Racism, Sexual Assault Not My Fantasy- Live Action Snow White 

Is Newsom using Trump's playbook? This week Joe and Lisa discuss Gavin Newsom's latest executive order to bring people back to in-person work, a stalled California bill which could result in raised gas prices, and the fountain of life discovered! Oh, and happy start to festival season! Tune in every Saturday at 11am on KMJNOW.com. Or catch it on podcast. Podcast? Podcast. Follow us on social media @basilekmj Visit linkcare.org for more information about finding a therapist. Check out firststreetchurch.com for church events and fentanyl anonymous. #Trump #Newsom #ClovisRodeo2025 #BigHatDays2025 #Summer2025 #BioTech #SIRT6 #GasPrices #BackToWork #KMJNOW #Newstalk #California #Fresno #LinkCareFoundation #FirstStreetChurch #CentralValleySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Il existe 5 erreurs que (presque) tous les entrepreneurs commettent dans les premières années de vie de leur boîte et qui mènent à la faillite. Dans cette vidéo, on t'explique ces erreurs et on t'apporte des solutions actionnables pour chacune d'entre elles.

Scandals and Lawsuits abound this week! Joe and Lisa cover what we know and what we don't know about the Signal attack plan messages as well as the scandal surrounding California's insurance commissioner and a $50 million judgment against Starbucks. Tune in every Saturday at 11am on KMJNOW.com. Or catch it on podcast. Podcast? Podcast. Follow us on social media @basilekmj Visit linkcare.org for more information about finding a therapist. Check out firststreetchurch.com for church events and fentanyl anonymous. #SignalApp #Starbucks #RicardoLara #CaliforniaInsurance #Hegseth #Waltz #Gabbard #Trump #Goldberg #TheAtlantic #KMJNOW #Newstalk #California #Fresno #LinkCareFoundation #FirstStreetChurch #CentralValleySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TRIGGER/CONTENT WARNING: weight, weight lossDr. Anthony and Dina dish about their decade-long friendship, evolutionary biology, and the future of health and nutrition sciences.Anthony J. Basile is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Assistant Professor of Food & Nutrition at State University of New York (SUNY) Oneonta. Anthony holds a Bachelor of Science in Dietetics, Food, and Nutrition from City University of New York (CUNY), Lehman College, a Master of Science in Human Nutrition from Columbia University Irving Medical Center, as well as a Doctor of Philosophy in Evolutionary Biology from Arizona State University.Connect with Anthony on his website (https://www.ajbnutrition.com/) and social media platforms below: - Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/ajbnutrition.bsky.social - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ajb_nutrition/----DISCLAIMER: The purpose of this podcast is to entertain, educate, and inform, but it is not to be taken as medical advice. Please seek prompt, qualified medical care for any specific health issues and consult your physician or health practitioner before starting a new fitness regimen, herbal therapy, or other self-directed treatment.Join our mailing list to stay connected, stay informed, receive exclusive offers, and be a part of the DishWithDina community: https://forms.gle/VgDMkU8JDnBPywvh9If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with others! You can also submit listener feedback or request to be a guest on a future episode by completing this form: https://forms.gle/gxWd2Q3NU8akmFuv7

Saints du jour 2025-03-22 Saint Bienvenu, Saint Nicolas Owen, Sainte Léa et Saint Basile by Radio Maria France

Aujourd'hui dans 41M2, nous abordons un sujet essentiel pour tout investisseur immobilier : la revente de son bien locatif. À quel moment revendre ? Quels indicateurs surveiller ? Quelles sont les meilleures stratégies pour optimiser sa vente et réinvestir intelligemment ?Pour en parler, nous accueillons Basile, responsable développement transaction chez Valority, qui nous partagera son expertise sur les bonnes pratiques de la revente et les opportunités à saisir après une vente réussie.

How do you celebrate the luck of the Irish on St. Patrick's Day? It's also the 5-year anniversary of the WHO declaring a global pandemic. Joe and Lisa discuss personal and common experiences and more! Tune in every Saturday at 11am on KMJNOW.com. Or catch it on podcast. Podcast? Podcast. Follow us on social media @basilekmj Visit linkcare.org for more information about finding a therapist. Check out firststreetchurch.com for church events and fentanyl anonymous. #KMJNOW #StPatricksDay2025 #WearGreen #Covid19 #Pandemic #5YearsLater #Newstalk #California #Fresno #LinkCareFoundation #FirstStreetChurch #CentralValleySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

C'est le retour de Camille, notre maman pédiatre globetrotteuse ! Après Madagascar, la série sur les bobos de voyage et sa "Galère ton Voyage" au Japon, on part aux Marquises, en Polynésie, où elle a passé 10 jours l'été dernier avec Pierre, son mari, et leurs 3 enfants, Basile, 16 ans, Félix, 12 ans et Zoé 7 ans.Imaginez : des plages de sable noir, des cascades vertigineuses, des forêts tropicales luxuriantes... Ils ont exploré trois îles : Ua Pou, la plus sauvage, Nuku Hiva, la plus grande, et Hiva Oa, célèbre notamment pour avoir accueillie Gauguin et Brel. Entre randonnées, baignades, sites archéologiques et rencontres avec les habitants, ils ont encore vécu un voyage de dingue.Alors, si vous rêvez d'un voyage très très loin des sentiers battus, où vos enfants pourront découvrir des traditions ancestrales, s'émerveiller devant la beauté de la nature, fabriquer des objets artisanaux et même à danser le haka, cet épisode est fait pour vous.Allez, c'est parti pour le carnet de voyage de Camille aux Marquises !-----------Idée originale et hôte : Stéphanie CordierMusique : Luk & Jo

durée : 00:02:57 - Les P'tits Bateaux - par : Camille Crosnier - Aujourd'hui, Basile, 8 ans, voudrait savoir quel est l'insecte le plus petit et celui le plus grand.

People are comparing Donald Trump to Bill Clinton regarding cutting federal workers just as Trump and DOGE decide to be more surgical than ax-wielding. Also, Clovis is making City moves! All this and more with Joe and Lisa Basile. Tune in every Saturday at 11am on KMJNOW.com. Or catch it on podcast. Podcast? Podcast. Follow us on social media @basilekmj Visit linkcare.org for more information about finding a therapist. Check out firststreetchurch.com for church events and fentanyl anonymous. #Trump #Clinton #DOGE #ElonMusk #Efficiency #ScalpelVsHatchet #FederalWorkers #NPR #Newstalk #California #Fresno #LinkCareFoundation #FirstStreetChurch #CentralValley See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How high is too high when it comes to credit card interest rates? President Trump and people on both sides of the aisle would like to cap it at 10%. Can it be done? Mr. Trump also wants to woo the wealthy to America through a gold card immigration process. All this and more with Joe and Lisa Basile! Tune in every Saturday at 11am on KMJNOW.com. Or catch it on podcast. Podcast? Podcast. Follow us on social media @basilekmj Visit linkcare.org for more information about finding a therapist. Check out firststreetchurch.com for church events and fentanyl anonymous. #Trump #Sanders #Hawley #GoldCard #Immigration #CreditCardInterestRates #MarchMadness2025 #Vasectomy #Newstalk #California #Fresno #LinkCareFoundation #FirstStreetChurch #CentralValleySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Evoluzioni nella rappresentazione a Basile per l'Eurovision dopo la vittoria di Olly con Balorda Nostalgia. Seguici su www.allthebest-radio.com

Join us as we celebrate 200 episodes with KMJ! We take a look behind the scenes, remember how we got here, and have some fun with some odd news. Let's celebrate! Tune in every Saturday at 11am on KMJNOW.com. Or catch it on podcast. Podcast? Podcast. Follow us on social media @basilekmj Visit linkcare.org for more information about finding a therapist. Check out firststreetchurch.com for church events and fentanyl anonymous. #200thEpisode #PoliticallyCorrected #KMJ580 #OddNews #Florida #Chicago #PocketVeto #Whip #Newstalk #California #Fresno #LinkCareFoundation #FirstStreetChurch #CentralValleySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guests | Joe & Lisa Basile | 200th Episode on Saturday Please Subscribe + Rate & Review KMJ’s Afternoon Drive with Philip Teresi & E. Curtis Johnson wherever you listen! --- KMJ’s Afternoon Drive with Philip Teresi & E. Curtis Johnson is available on the KMJNOW app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music or wherever else you listen. --- Philip Teresi & E. Curtis Johnson – KMJ’s Afternoon Drive Weekdays 2-6 PM Pacific on News/Talk 580 & 105.9 KMJ DriveKMJ.com | Podcast | Facebook | X | Instagram --- Everything KMJ: kmjnow.com | Streaming | Podcasts | Facebook | X | Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guests | Joe & Lisa Basile | 200th Episode on Saturday Please Subscribe + Rate & Review KMJ’s Afternoon Drive with Philip Teresi & E. Curtis Johnson wherever you listen! --- KMJ’s Afternoon Drive with Philip Teresi & E. Curtis Johnson is available on the KMJNOW app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music or wherever else you listen. --- Philip Teresi & E. Curtis Johnson – KMJ’s Afternoon Drive Weekdays 2-6 PM Pacific on News/Talk 580 & 105.9 KMJ DriveKMJ.com | Podcast | Facebook | X | Instagram --- Everything KMJ: kmjnow.com | Streaming | Podcasts | Facebook | X | Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Well, he hasn't renamed it yet, but who knows? Until then, this coming Monday will continue to be known as Presidents' Day. Also in this episode, Joe and Lisa discuss the new Fresno Police Chief, Fresno Unified School District's controversial decision, and of course - a marital discourse about Valentine's Day. Tune in every Saturday at 11am on KMJNOW.com. Or catch it on podcast. Podcast? Podcast. Follow us on social media @basilekmj Visit linkcare.org for more information about finding a therapist. Check out firststreetchurch.com for church events and fentanyl anonymous. #FUSD #MindyCasto #FresnoPoliceChief #DesignatedSchoolsProgram #ValentinesDay2025 #PresidentsDay2025 #Newstalk #California #Fresno #LinkCareFoundation #FirstStreetChurch #CentralValleySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

durée : 00:03:33 - Les P'tits Bateaux - par : Camille Crosnier - C'est la question que pose Basile, 9 ans, à l'historien spécialiste de l'alimentation Loïc Bienassis. Étonnamment, la réponse remonte au 16ᵉ siècle, à la cour d'Henri III, avec un détour par les États-Unis... - invités : Loïc Bienassis - Loïc Bienassis : Chercheur à l'Institut Européen d'Histoire et des Cultures de l'Alimentation de l'université de Tours - réalisé par : Stéphanie TEXIER

durée : 00:03:27 - Les P'tits Bateaux - par : Camille Crosnier - La physicienne Nathalie Besson répond à Basile, 8 ans, que notre corps est en constante transformation, et que tous les atomes qui le composent viennent du grand réservoir d'atomes qu'est la Terre. - invités : Nathalie Besson - Nathalie Besson : Physicienne des particules - réalisé par : Stéphanie TEXIER

It's Superbowl weekend! Joe and Lisa discuss opinions, ridiculous prop bets, commercials, and personal Superbowl experiences. It's a big deal in America - join the festivities! Tune in every Saturday at 11am on KMJNOW.com. Or catch it on podcast. Podcast? Podcast. Follow us on social media @basilekmj Visit linkcare.org for more information about finding a therapist. Check out firststreetchurch.com for church events and fentanyl anonymous. #SuperbowlLIX #SuperbowlCommercials #Propbets #Chiefs #Eagles #SuperbowlSnacks #Newstalk #California #Fresno #LinkCareFoundation #FirstStreetChurch #CentralValleySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

À l'occasion du Salon Rétromobile qui se tient à la Porte de Versailles, retrouvez Christophe Bourroux, spécialiste automobile à RTL, Mathieu Lamoure, commissaire-priseur chez Artcurial, et Basile, propriétaire d'une 4L.

À l'occasion du Salon Rétromobile qui se tient à la Porte de Versailles, retrouvez Christophe Bourroux, spécialiste automobile à RTL, Mathieu Lamoure, commissaire-priseur chez Artcurial, et Basile, propriétaire d'une 4L.

Début novembre Charles me parlait de la sortie de son manga, naïvement, et dans l'objectif de lui donner un peu de visibilité, je lui propose de faire une interview, suite à cela, on s'est appelé et il m'a dit : "mon manga, c'est avec Inox et Basile"J'ai vite compris que je n'aurai pas d'impact sur la communication du manga, mais j'étais encore plus impatient de faire cette interview. Durant cette heure d'échange, on revient sur tout le parcours de Charles, de ses premiers mangas, à la sortie de son manga INSTINCT en passant forcément par cette rencontre qui changera sa vie, la rencontre avec Inoxtag ! Question de chance ? Je ne pense pas, si vous écoute cette interview vous comprendre que Charles est un acharné et que d'une manière ou d'une autre, ce succès, c'est clairement lui qui l'a provoqué ! Merci à Charles, Inox et les équipes de nous avoir accueillis ! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MES RESEAUX :

La fin de la phase classique arrive et il est temps de se poser la question, qui aura la dernière place pour les PO1? En plus de cela, on est revenu sur le mercato de nos clubs de Pro League !Equipe de 4 pour vous accompagner avec Basile, Nathan, Muzamel et Patrick !A retrouver aussi sur Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/@Letmetalkoff Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Episode 131: Stephen Kovach's Exit Interview – Part 2 On Part 2 of their career retrospective with the legendary Stephen Kovach, they explore his transition to Healthmark, the company's evolution over the years, and memorable moments with Ray Taurasi and the Basile brothers. Stephen's unparalleled contributions have left an indelible mark on the industry, making this episode a heartfelt tribute to his remarkable legacy. Thank you, Stephen Kovach! Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

When Father Père Basile was 12 years of age, he started thinking of a religious life. But it never crossed his mind that he would someday be living in a cloistered abbey in the south of France producing wine. The monastery is the site of the oldest papal vineyard in the world, dating back to the 14th Century. When Pope Clement V moved the papal capital from Rome to Avignon in France, his palace needed a steady stream of wine and so the vineyard was planted in Le Barroux. Abandoned for decades, the monks restarted the vineyard to produce a new wine called Via Caritatis (Through Charity) a number of years ago. They wanted to bring business back to the area where small winemaking families have been struggling to survive. Presenter Colm Flynn meets Fr Père Basile, and hears his amazing story of growing up as the the son of world-travelling French foreign ministry workers, and then going on to pursue a deeper calling in life.

In Part 2 of our career retrospective with the legendary Stephen Kovach, we explore his transition to Healthmark, the company's evolution over the years, and memorable moments with Ray Taurasi and the Basile brothers. Stephen's unparalleled contributions have left an indelible mark on the industry, making this episode a heartfelt tribute to his remarkable legacy. Thank you, Stephen Kovach! 

Samia raconte à Basile l'histoire d'une femme en prise avec un homme qui cherche (et trouve) le moindre prétexte pour bouder.Retrouvez Basile :dans son spectacle le 23 mars au Point Virgule (Paris)sur InstagramAbonnez-vous à la newsletter du Love Gang : tous les mois, un podcast de récap culturel (livres, films, articles...) et un texte sur l'amour ! C'est 5 euros et un super moyen de me soutenir.Envoyez vos histoires d'amour sur cette page, suivez @lelovegang sur Instagram et rejoignez le serveur sur Discord pour débriefer les histoires

"Do you need a non-stop music mix to get you through your day, week, workout, or commute? Do you enjoy listening to House Music from Around the World? Do you appreciate a variety of musical styles, flavors, and one-of-a-kind edits/remixes? Press play and enjoy!" - DJ MIDIMACKEp 256 THE MIX BAG PODCAST playlist:Bonito by Dennis Cruz (Spain)Magic Circus by Adam Ten (Israel)To Get Drunk by Hever Jara (Colombia)Talking by Massano (UK)Turn It Up by Antoine Clamaran (France)Message In A Bottle Colorblast (France)Let The Sun Shine by Milk & Sugar (Germany)The Power by Wh0 (UK) feat. Anelisa LamolaTHE DJ MANIFESTO by Angelo Ferreri (Italy)/DJ Delta (IT)(Italy)I Thought It Was You by David Penn (Spain)/Sex-O-Sonique (?)That Feelin' by Trimtone (UK)You Like This by Aaron Kiasso (Austria)/Andrew Storm (Italy)Party in De Ghetto by David Morales (USA)/Delta (London)/Scott Paynter (?)After Five by Luke Alessi (Australia)I Gotta Find U by Basile de Suresnes (France)/Alex Layan (France)Move On Up by Curtis Mayfield (USA)Whatcha Do by Tony Ruiz (?)This Is House Music by Alex Peace (USA)/CZR (USA)Waiting by Siege (Belgium)Glitter & Gold by Tenacious (London)I Just Can't Get Enough 2024 by Abigail Bailey (UK)/Hannah Wants (UK)/Herd & Fitz (UK)Breaking Dollars by Us Two (UK)Get Your Love by Gabriele Ranucci (Italy)Dance All Night by Costa UK (UK)Forever Baby by Carlita (Turkey)Tell Me What You Want by Oden & Fatzo (France)/Poppy Baskcomb (London)Love Will Shine by Tom Bug (Croatia)Grooveline (Croatia)Wee Better by Austin Ato (Scotland)Game On by KPD (Spain)Evrynight by The Cube Guys (Italy)On Again by Mau P (The Netherlands)Day Starter by Makez (The Netherlands)Thank YOU for listening!DJ MIDIMACKWebsite: www.themixbagpodcast.comSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1pxYl69ZW5tZhHmwgqWHZnYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/djmidimackMixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/DJMIDIMACK/

In today's episode, we revisit a conversation with our dear friend Monica Basile about the important topic of wintering as we head into the colder months. Monica is a professional ...

durée : 00:02:47 - Les P'tits Bateaux - par : Camille Crosnier - Odeur d'œuf ou de poisson pourri ? Basile, 4 ans et demi, pose une question sur un sujet qui intéresse beaucoup les enfants. Le neurobiologiste Hirac Gurden lui répond. - réalisé par : Stéphanie TEXIER

Saints du jour 2025-01-02 Saint Basile le Grand et Saint Grégoire de Naziance by Radio Maria France

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Rob Cesternino is joined by Survivor 45's Drew Basile as they dive into the emotional and strategic dynamics of Survivor 47.

Rob Cesternino is joined by Survivor 45's Drew Basile as they dive into the emotional and strategic dynamics of Survivor 47.

Josh and Bryan welcome seven-time Jeopardy Champion and Survivor 45's Drew Basile back to overanalyze and overanalogize the strategy and gameplay of Survivor 47, Episode 11. If you have enjoyed our coverage, please consider leaving us a review or rating. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Lord of the Rangs" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Tony Basile, president of the Erie-Niagara Funeral Directors Association on crematory services in Western New York full 575 Mon, 02 Dec 2024 09:30:40 +0000 J7h5GhbOFf4EWw0GiYR4yz05d1GLAVp4 buffalo,news,wben,amigone funeral home,bill conrad,erie-niagara funeral directors association WBEN Extras buffalo,news,wben,amigone funeral home,bill conrad,erie-niagara funeral directors association Tony Basile, president of the Erie-Niagara Funeral Directors Association on crematory services in Western New York Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News False

Como criar conexão com os filhos, lidar da melhor maneira possível com as diferentes fases da infância quando estão todos sobrecarregados? Como manter a calma diante dos desafios da criação? “É preciso saber reparar as coisas, sem se afundar na culpa”, diz a Gama a psicanalista e especialista em psicopedagogia, Thais Basile. Basile acredita que é possível criar filhos fora da ideia de uma educação “tradicional”, muitas vezes baseada em gritos, ameaças, críticas e medo. É sobre esse tema que ela escreve em “Atravessando o deserto emocional: Os impactos de fazer parte de uma família” (Paidós, 2024), em que mostra como o que somos é causa e efeito dos cuidados que recebemos. Na conversa com o Podcast da Semana, da Gama, ela discute como fazer escolhas que melhorem o tempo que estamos com os filhos, trata da importância de lembrar da nossa infância e nomear o que vivemos — “É bom que a gente investigue também quais as transferências e projeções que a gente tá fazendo com essa criança”, diz — e, entre outros temas, trata da criação de vínculos na formação das crianças. Roteiro e apresentação: Luara Calvi Anic

Nouvel épisode du podcast MEDIT'ACTION avec Basile Vierne, un combattant au parcours incroyable, entre armée, restauration et stratup nation !Nous sommes revenus sur ses débuts dans l'entreprenariat et son arrivée dans le monde de la Tech et des Stratup. Nous avons longuement échange sur le Jiu Jitsu brésilien, sur sa pratique, sa vision de cet art martial et la philosophie qui lui a été transmise par son maitre Beto Ramos de De La Rive Nantes. La pression du business, la gestion du stress, les échecs et la résilience... Nous avons cheminé sur de nombreux concepts et modèles mentaux en essayant de faire le parallèle entre la pratique du JJB et le business. Nous avons longuement parlé de dépassement de soi et de gout de l'effort, à travers le parcours hors norme de Basile et sa passion pour le sport et les challenges en tout genre. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

What's trending in aesthetics right now? Dr. Patrick Basile and Robin explore the data in the ASPS 2023 Procedure Statistics, discussing why certain procedures lead the way and how trends drive what people consider the “ideal” body today.Robin and Dr. Basile discuss:Why liposuction is the top cosmetic procedure year after yearThe rise of the “ballet body” trend and its impact on plastic surgeryAre we seeing the end of the dramatic BBL and breast implant era?Knowing when it's better to say “no” to a potential patientDr. Basile's predictions for future procedure trendsWhat's behind the increase in breast reduction surgeries among younger womenThe booming growth of the med spa industryWhy the people answering your phones should know what you doAbout Dr. Patrick BasileFor Dr. Patrick Basile, growing his practice wasn't about rushing or chasing profits. Instead, he took a “slow and steady wins the race” approach. His focus has always been on giving patients the best possible experience, knowing that happy patients naturally spread the word—creating the most powerful marketing of all: personal recommendations.Dr. Basile is a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon known both nationally and internationally. He served as an active-duty plastic surgeon with the US Navy and held faculty positions at both Johns Hopkins University and the University of Pittsburgh. Now, he runs a boutique practice in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, where he's recognized for his personalized approach to patient care. Dr. Basile employs the latest techniques and technology to deliver natural, beautiful results.LinksLearn more about Jacksonville Beach plastic surgeon Dr. Patrick BasileFollow Dr. Basile on Instagram @drpatrickbasileCheck out the 2023 ASPS Plastic Surgery Statistics ReportGuestPatrick Basile, MDPatrick L. Basile Plastic Surgery & WellnessHostRobin Ntoh, VP of AestheticsNextechPresented by Nextech, Aesthetically Speaking delves into the world of aesthetic practices, where art meets science, and innovation transforms beauty.With our team of experts we bring you unparalleled insights gained from years of collaborating with thousands of practices ranging from plastic surgery and dermatology to medical spas. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a budding entrepreneur, this podcast is tailored for you.Each episode is a deep dive into the trends, challenges, and triumphs that shape the aesthetic landscape. We'll explore the latest advancements in technology, share success stories, and provide invaluable perspectives that empower you to make informed decisions.Expect candid conversations with industry leaders, trailblazers and visionaries who are redefining the standards of excellence. From innovative treatments to business strategies, we cover it all.Our mission is to be your go-to resource for staying ahead in this ever-evolving field. So if you're passionate about aesthetics, eager to stay ahead of the curve and determined to elevate your practice, subscribe to the Aesthetically Speaking podcast.Let's embark on this transformative journey together where beauty meets business.About NextechIndustry-leading software for dermatology, medical spas, ophthalmology, orthopedics, and plastic surgery at https://www.nextech.com/ Follow Nextech on Instagram @nextechglow

In the milestone 200th episode of the Better Learning Podcast, special host Kevin Foote sits down with Dr. Andy Forless, superintendent of Mesa Public Schools, to dive into a conversation about innovation in education. As the leader of Arizona's largest school district, Dr. Forless shares her unique journey from classroom teacher to educational leadership and how her passion for teaching has shaped her vision for transforming student learning experiences. The centerpiece of their discussion revolves around Mesa Public Schools' groundbreaking team teaching model, an approach designed to leverage shared expertise among educators. This model fosters a sense of belonging among students, enhances student engagement, and has proven effective in improving teacher retention—a growing challenge in education today. Dr. Forless and Kevin also explore the role of collaborative learning spaces and partnerships, particularly with Arizona State University, in making these educational innovations possible.   Takeaways: Team teaching allows for shared expertise among educators. Collaborative learning spaces enhance the team teaching experience. Personalized learning is essential for student engagement. Partnerships with universities can drive educational innovation. Redesigning working conditions is crucial to retain teachers. The future of education relies on collaboration and flexibility.   Andi Fourlis is the superintendent at Mesa Public Schools. Her career began in 1992 as a teacher in the Washington Elementary School District in Phoenix. She joined the Scottsdale Unified School District in 1996, where she spent 19 years as a teacher, director, executive director and assistant superintendent. In 2015 she joined the Arizona Science Center as the chief learning officer. In 2017, she joined Mesa Public Schools as the assistant superintendent of teaching and learning and later served as deputy superintendent. Andi Fourlis has received numerous awards, including the Horace Mann Ruler of the Month Award in 2019, the Kathy Hunt-Ullock Award for Middle Level Advocacy in 2013, and Teacher of the Year Award at Royal Palm Middle School in 1994. She is a graduate of Valley Leadership Institute Class 38 (2017).   Sound Bites: "I never thought that I would ever leave my classroom." "Team teaching is when a group of adults share expertise."   Follow Dr. Andi Fourlis on Social Media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andi-fourlis-713994122/   Learn More About Mesa Public Schools: Website: https://www.mpsaz.org/     Learn more about creating better learning environments at www.Kay-Twelve.com. Kevin Stoller is the host of the Better Learning Podcast and Co-Founder of Kay-Twelve, a national leader for educational furniture. Find out more about Kevin at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinstoller/. For more episodes of the Better Learning Podcast, visit https://www.betterlearningpodcast.com/     Episode 200 of the Better Learning Podcast Kevin Stoller is the host of the Better Learning Podcast and Co-Founder of Kay-Twelve, a national leader for educational furniture. Learn more about creating better learning environments at www.Kay-Twelve.com.   For more information on our partners: Association for Learning Environments (A4LE) - https://www.a4le.org/ Education Leaders' Organization - https://www.ed-leaders.org/ Second Class Foundation - https://secondclassfoundation.org/ EDmarket - https://www.edmarket.org/ Catapult @ Penn GSE - https://catapult.gse.upenn.edu/   Want to be a Guest Speaker? Request on our website     Transcript Kevin Stoller (00:01.288) Welcome back to the better learning podcast. My name is Kevin Stoller I'm the normal host of the show, but we have another Kevin Kevin foot who's gonna be stepping in and Leading the conversation with dr. Andy for lists She is the superintendent of Mesa Public Schools the largest district in Arizona and I'm bummed that I wasn't part of this conversation I was really looking forward to it. But as you listen to the episode they talk a lot about their team Teaching approach had they've been doing in conjunction with Arizona State University. So it's really fascinating. So listen in. I hope you learn a lot from this and here you get to hear Kevin Foote and Dr. Andy Forless.   Kevin Foote (00:46.85) Hello, how are you? Good, how are you? I'm a different Kevin.   Dr. Andi Fourlis That is just grand, no troubles at all. So I'm Andy Forlund, Superintendent in Mesa Public Schools. I am an Arizona native. I began my educational career in Mesa Public Schools at Lowell Elementary. I'm starting kindergarten at Lowell. And I became a teacher because I loved to play school ever since I was a little girl. I was trying to arrange and rearrange, whether it was stuffed animals, my brother, the neighborhood kids, I was always organizing them into some type of a classroom. And so I spent fond memories of being a toddler and then growing up always playing school. I got super excited about going to kindergarten and I planned for my first day of kindergarten for a very long time from what I was going to wear to what my lunchbox was going to look like, what my backpack would look like and so on. So my mom took me to kindergarten and off I went and she picked me up at the end of the day. So excited to hear about, my gosh, Andi, how was your first day of school? You've been waiting this for so long. Well, I started crying. I pitched a fit in the car. I said it was the worst day of my life. And I remember her face was just blank. Like, how could this be the worst day of your life? And mom, you did not tell me that I was not going to be the teacher today. So I went to school and I was four. I was turning five in December. I went to school to kindergarten as a fourth as a four year old. Yeah. I was going for one reason. That was to be the teacher. I have had this idea that I was going to be a teacher because I always wanted to arrange people and things so that they can learn. And so as long as I can remember, I was always going to be a teacher in the back of my mind. Then I went to school, so I'll answer another one of the questions. So school for me was, it was a great place. I learned quickly. I had lots of questions. I kept thinking about how it could be different, how it should be different. And as I went through school, I never raised my hand. And when people ask me, Andi, what do you want to be when you grow up? I never said a teacher. kept thinking, I don't want to do it like this. I want to do it differently. And it wasn't until I had the opportunity to take some college courses that like an introduction to education, I thought, OK, this is what I'm going to do with my life. I can't way that it currently is. I don't have to live in the status quo. So I've always had one goal and I've always been in the service industry. I was a waitress all through high school and college to pay my way through college. And I realized that serving other people was something that I was good at and that it contributed to a better life for me and others.   Kevin Foote I love it. I love it. Very, very similar backgrounds, you and I. I'm not going to get into mine, but very, very similar. I was one of those weird ones that always knew I wanted to be a teacher. So what got you into administration, whether it was principal or eventually now in superintendency, what was your guiding light for that?   Dr. Andi Fourlis Well, I will tell you that I never thought that I would ever leave my classroom. I taught third grade, sixth grade, seventh grade, and then eighth grade. And it was a sixth grade classroom that I had district leaders come into my classroom and ask me if I was interested in mentoring other teachers. And I said, sure, I've always mentored other teachers. They said, yeah, but this would be a full time job where you step out of your classroom and for maybe three years or so work in our new teacher induction model and bring in our new secondary teachers. And really get that complemented to strong instructional practices and so on. I said, interesting. Okay, I could do that for a little bit. And then I never went back. So that was in 2000. And so here we are, 24 years later, I've not gone back into a classroom. I still have samples of student work that I'm ready to use someday. But I've back. So it was a tap on the shoulder to move into teacher leadership. And my journey has been through teacher leadership. I've never been a building principal or assistant principal. My journey was being an instructional coach and then to a director of professional learning and a director of recruitment.   Kevin Foote That's great. That's an interesting path. That's very unique compared to general superintendents. They've usually gone the principal path. So that's a very interesting path like that. So I've done some research into it. I've actually...you know, we've designed some schools and stuff within the ASU model of the team teaching and everything. And I wanted you to talk some more about that. I was able to listen to another podcast you were on and I've just, I loved it. Loved it. I was like, guys, this is right. I love hearing about this.   Dr. Andi Fourlis Okay. Yeah. So, you know, I would say like, I'm sorry to be redundant, but I know you probably love talking about it. And this is a, you know, maybe a bigger, different audience. So, if this is, you know, maybe architects or designers or somebody maybe in my industry on that end could hear more about what the team teaching model is for, like, for me, I'm all about it I was in the classroom. Maybe somebody who's never really been in the classroom. What does that look like? So when we think about our experiences in schools and being a one-on-one school is that people usually identify by saying, well, this was my third grade teacher. Well, my fifth grade teacher had the most impact on me. My seventh grade English teacher had an impact on me. That is the typical experience that most students have in American public school system. When we think about team teaching is when you start students start to identify this is the team of teachers that I am working with and it is beyond the one teacher one classroom model. Then the majority of my career I had the great benefit of working on a team. I was not just one teacher trying to serve all of my children. I was always on a team. I started in third grade and that was a team taught class and I did my teaching and then taught there. And then I moved into, there was a couple of years at the very beginning that I was a one teacher in one classroom. And I was a middle school team. And then when I moved to the Scottsdale Unified School District, I was also in a three person team, sharing a roster of 150 students. And we were co-designing deeper and more personalized learning. Those are all fancy words I have now, but I would have never been able to use. 1896 is when I started this work. School teaching is when there are a group of adults, teachers sharing their expertise to co-design instruction for a common roster of children that they serve. So, the public schools, our definition of a team is at least two teachers sharing a roster of students designing learning outcomes for them.   Kevin Foote Awesome. Now, just piggybacking on that, are there...How rare is this in Arizona? Are there other districts that are doing this? Did you get the model from, I know ASU, Arizona State's kind of guiding it, but did you get to see any other districts in action that are doing this?   Dr. Andi Fourlis So yeah, there are other districts that are implementing team teaching. And like I said, my own career, I started in 1991 and thinking about what we knew about middle school, adolescent design. It was, middle schools were based on teams of teachers bringing their academic knowledge, working with other teachers to serve children. So this is not a model that's new at all. In fact, team teaching, we can go back into our history books and look at even our former superintendent, Dr. Jim Saharis talking about team teaching in the 1970s. So this is not a new concept. What's new about team teaching today, is that we are using it in an environment of high levels of accountability. Because I believe that we started moving to the one teacher one classroom under the era of No Child Left Behind. No Child Left Behind talked about things like the highly qualified teacher, the appropriately certified teacher. And when it started breaking down classrooms by certification of who was highly certified to teach these students, and we had such a focus on that that we really aligned one teacher to typically a class of 25 to 30 students. And so No Child Left Behind came in with high levels of accountability to the teacher. And so team teaching, any type of collaboration, I believe, started to fall to the wayside.   Kevin Foote Yeah. OK. And I love what you talked about there where it's taken it from that middle school model or the junior high model where that's essentially what you're doing. And why can't we do top down with that? I love that. It's so important to talk about when we talk about the next education workforce teaming model, it is more than just a team of teachers. When we're truly talking about teaming, we are opening up learning opportunities for students by bringing in community partners, by community educators, rethinking the role of an instructional assistant. Even in today's world, here we are in 2024, rethinking the role of technology on a team. What role does this piece of technology play in integrating into the learning needs of students?   Dr. Andi Fourlis So it's taking all of your resources and arranging for learning for students and it is beyond the scope of just the certified teachers in that classroom. It's wrapping adults around the needs of children.   Kevin Foote Yes. I love that. And you you could see creating a strong workforce that knows how to work with, let's say, different types of bosses and all the varying learning styles and teaching styles that go along with, you know, I'm sure somebody in their career at some point were like, there's a boss that I just didn't work well with or I really like working for him or her and things like that. So I think this is a good start to that to get them to understand it at a young age. How do you function within, how does this team teaching model function within like the learning environment, like the actual spaces? Can you explain how Mesa's done it or if you've seen another district, like how do they make it work with if you do have a space that's been designed and furnished for that and everything, and then a space that's not, how do they make that work? I'd love to hear both sides of it.   Dr. Andi Fourlis So collaborative learning spaces are very important for teaming. And I will tell you that we have intentionally designed spaces for collaboration for teaming in Mesa Public Schools. And we also have teaming that is alive and well their physical design is not super conducive, but they make it work. So I'll give you another example. At Westwood High School, all ninth and 10th graders are on teams, and those are bigger kids, and they need bigger spaces. And so we have some potentially designed space where walls have come down. They've got movable chalkboards, whiteboards throughout the room. So kids are working on different projects. They're in and out of this collaborative space. At Stevenson Elementary, every child is on a team and they are beginning in first grade as a multi-grade team. And so the doors between classrooms are able to be opened. They look just like they're very large doors with the glass in between them and they- Storefront, if you will. So students are moving from classroom to classroom within a pod. never walk outside. They are all inside the building between classes. We have others that students have to walk outside to the classroom next door. So there's lots of different ways. And but what is most important is not that we're just moving kids, but what is the purpose and the intent behind the movement? And that needs to be artfully designed. We are moving kids around to get what they need to improve their learning outcome. So sometimes they need additional English language arts time. Sometimes they need more mathematics time. Sometimes they're going into innovation space because they're working in a project. And so they, at Stevenson Elementary, all students set their own intentions and learning targets for the day and then monitor those and then build their schedule with the guidance of the adults around what their game will look like. And so they have to be able to move.   Kevin Foote Okay, I love that.   Dr. Andi Fourlis That's one very last thing, have to be able to move. I love getting them up and moving. I'd also like to add that it's really important for our teams to build a community of learners. And so when the majority of our teaming models, at the beginning of the day, the entire grade level or grade bands at three, four, for example, at Stevenson, they meet in the morning for what they call family time. They all come together. Other schools, it might just be the entire third grade. They come together in the morning and they check the health and wellness of the community. That's what they do, but then they move on. At Stevenson, we have larger groups of children. So another added feature is that we have audio enhancement. So all of the teachers use microphones and they're in the classroom. And that's been a modification so that all children can learn even in a large space.   Kevin Foote That's great. I love that. I love that. what successes have you seen? And again, this is kind of like a two-part. What successes have you seen academically as well as socially? Because there's so many I want to hear from you firsthand. What successes have you seen in both those aspects?   Dr. Andi Fourlis So we have what our strongest indicators are around students have a sense of belonging. So they know where they belong, have an identity and they have more than one adult that they can connect with every single day. So while you might be assigned to Mrs. Smith and in third grade and teacher one classroom model, you and Mrs. Smith may not see eye to eye on things. And so in our teaming model, students have a lot of opportunity to connect with the expertise of multiple adults, including their teachers. So there's higher level of sense of belonging and confidence amongst our students that are in teams. The other is that what we're paying attention to building their confidence and efficacy for how they can be self-directed learners, those early on indicators are that they're feeling more confident. And being self-directed, when we take a look at our teachers, their retention rates are higher and their job satisfaction is higher in the team. Because it's always nice to know that we're in this together, right? I don't just go in and say, 28 students and me, let's go do this. We're all in this together. And it's a lot of co-planning and it's using expertise. We have teachers that have a background and are really great in math instruction. They take the lead on planning and designing mathematics lessons and design. The same reading specialist on a team taking the lead for that particular team. So they're sharing their expertise. And we often see that if a teacher is going to be out, need the substitute for a doctor's appointment or something on a team, oftentimes they don't even get a substitute or the substance provides just, you know, like supervision and support so the kids don't miss a beat. So we're also seeing learning outcomes are increasing. They've been paying attention to reading. So they are outpacing their peers in literacy development. And in our high schools, we're paying attention to Algebra 1 for our ninth grade. And we're seeing that students on teams are outperforming our students who are not on teams in Algebra 1.   Kevin Foote (18:50.83) Love it. Awesome. Something that I heard you say in a previous quote you made was that you're looking to create more personalized learning. And that's like the one thing that jumped out at me because I remember when I was in the classroom, that was always my goal is for all, know, sometimes I had 32 third graders or whatever, know, but that was a big class, but, you 25 to 30 kids, try to know something about all of them, like what makes each of them tick and feel like having that team teaching models makes that so much easier. You started teaching a little before me, like differentiated learning was the buzzword at the time. And so when I heard you say personalized, I'm like, I think that goes a little further. I love to hear that. So I don't if you want to elaborate on that a little much. That's just something I wanted to say. I thought it was pretty awesome.   Dr. Andi Fourlis We know the research around differentiated instruction that we differentiate by process product, right? And for learning, but within our kids are so different and we have an incredibly diverse community. So we need to make sure that not only is it differentiated, that instruction is differentiated, but it is also personalized where we are building, students have agency that they are building the what's in it for them in their learning. That takes it a little bit deeper than differentiation, because usually you differentiate for groups of kids. You look at personalization... it's a sliver of the solid research on why we differentiate. But this is saying that kids are setting their own goals. They're mastering their own goals. Elementary is very foundational. And English language arts, mathematics, and science, and social science. When we get into high school, that also looks at what is their career and college path that is personalized to them. It's not just the typical subject areas. It's like, no, I am on a path. I know that I want to pursue a degree in engineering. So my path is going to be different and I need to be engaged in an agent of my own learning towards that pathway.   Kevin Foote I think it's a perfect piggyback on the next thing. what's something you think that, or a couple of things that Arizona State's helped with? How do you think we can help work with future teachers on this, specifically college of ed students at our major universities, things like that? Are there some tips you'd have for them? And then also how is Arizona State help with that?   Dr. Andi Fourlis Well, what has been so helpful for us in our partnership with Arizona State University is the way that I think about our relationship is that ASU is the innovative university, a research-run university, and we are the laboratory to try those ideas, collect information, talk about what's working with boots on the ground and how they're constantly working together to make adaptations based on research and then based on implementation. And so to me, that's perfect model. The other is that Arizona State University is keeping this conversation alive beyond Mesa Public Schools. We have a crisis across the nation and the crisis of the teacher shortage. That's one long as I mentioned that I left my classroom in 2000 to be a new teacher induction specialist to help induct new teachers and then go out and recruit new teachers. So we've been at this for 24 years that we've been trying to solve a teacher. I think it's time that we're done admiring this problem and really digging down into why are teachers not choosing teaching? And especially in 2024, it's because the teaching job is incredibly isolating and it's inflexible. So if we can build some collaboration and flexibility into the teaching profession, that is one step closer to solving the teacher shortage problem. A phrase that I say, oftentimes, if teachers are not leaving the profession, they're leaving their working conditions. And working conditions is something that we can control. And so let's control what we can control and let's redesign those working conditions. And my belief is that if we do that, the theory of action is that we will chip away at the teacher shortage.   Kevin Foote (23:38.798) Awesome. I think that I have one more question, but you just answered it was how can people who are gonna hear this podcast help? And what are recommendations on what others do? But I feel like you nailed it in the head before I even got there.   Dr. Andi Fourlis And I think the other thing is that what can ASU do with those that are choosing the teaching profession? Designing their instruction and the experiences that free service teachers have. If free service teachers are coming in and working and learning in isolation. That doesn't set them up for success when they come into our school district with teaming model. So what I really appreciate around our relationship is Dr. Basile and I are constantly calibrating. What are we doing in classrooms in Mesa Public Schools? And how does that trigger pre-service learning and vice versa?   Kevin Foote Nice. I love it. love it. Well, thank you for your time today. I don't want to keep you too much longer. I think we'll just go ahead and wrap up here and thank you again for all you do. And that's a big job with the biggest district in Arizona. So appreciate your time.   Dr. Andi Fourlis The joy every day. We have so much opportunity to preserve the teaching profession and to create great outcomes.   Kevin Foote Awesome. Thank you.   Kevin Stoller (25:09.986) The views and opinions expressed on the Better Learning Podcast are those of myself as an individual and my guests and do not necessarily represent the organizations that we work for, the Association for Learning Environments, K-12, Education Leaders Organization, or Second Class Foundation.

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