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Cork's much-loved outdoor science celebration is back this June - and the countdown to launch is officially underway! Taking place on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th June, Cork Carnival of Science 2025 will once again transform Fitzgerald Park into Ireland's largest outdoor STEM experience. Supported by Cork City Council and Research Ireland, this FREE family event promises two action-packed days of fun, fascination and scientific wonder. Visitors of all ages can look forward to interactive exhibits, eye-popping demonstrations, and roaming science performers who mix juggling, bubbles, and street theatre with real-world science know-how. Whether you're learning the dynamics of flight, storm chasing, or peeking into the past through the lens of ancient fossils, this year's line-up brings science to life in spectacular ways. Cork Carnival of Science 2025 Programme Highlights Include: Science 2 Life returns with Bubbling Botanicals, where young minds can uncover the secret chemistry of plants through colourful reactions, bubbling beakers and hands-on discovery in the Stretch Tent on the Main Green. Budding palaeontologists can explore ancient worlds at The Fossil Roadshow from Irish Fossil Heritage. Children can bring their own fossils to be identified and learn how Ireland's landscape holds clues to prehistoric life. RTÉ's Mark the Science Guy presents Storm Chaser - a thrilling sit-down science show packed with jaw-dropping experiments that explore the power of weather and electricity. The Air Force show with physicists from Simply Science (Dr Stephen Davitt and Phil Smyth) demonstrates the unseen forces that govern flight, using blasts of air, high-speed fans, and even flying toilet paper. Learning and laughter are guaranteed. Ever wondered what science has to do with sport? Science Made Simple presents Science of Sport, a dynamic show that uses balance boards, footballs and agility tests to reveal the physics and biology behind every great game. And that's just the beginning - with even more performers, experiments and interactive stations located throughout the park, Fitzgerald Park transforms into a vibrant pop-up science hub for the weekend. Across the grounds, science will burst into action in dedicated performance spaces and open-air zones designed to surprise and inspire. In the Stretch Tent on the Main Green, Science 2 Life and Irish Fossil Heritage lead the charge with vibrant, hands-on demonstrations. Also in this zone, Mark the Science Guy will take centre stage with a weather-fuelled adventure sure to captivate curious audiences. On Innovation Way, Simply Science delivers high-flying fun in the Air Force show, while Science Made Simple brings movement and momentum to life in Science of Sport. Over on Discovery Drive, audiences can expect explosive experiments from Thunderbolts & Lightning and sleight-of-hand science from Inspirational Science in their dynamic Circus Science Show. Live shows take place at regular intervals throughout the weekend, with full timetables posted at each venue and online. Performances last approximately 30 minutes and are free with no booking required - simply grab a seat and enjoy. Meanwhile, roaming science performers will dazzle the crowd with pop-up experiments, street-style spectacles and bubble-powered physics. Beyond the show tents, budding scientists can explore an extensive array of STEM engagement zones featuring some of Ireland's leading universities, research centres, and outreach groups. From robotics and renewable energy to microbiology, biodiversity and sports science, each stand invites children to question, tinker, and discover through hands-on activities and real-world science. This year's line-up includes APC Microbiome Ireland, Analog Devices, Blackrock Castle Observatory, Bubbly Maths, Bumble Movement Arts, Cell Explorers, Circus 250, Cork Sports Partnership, Current Chemistry Investigators, Explorers Education Program, Explorium, FAI, Fota Wildlife Park, INFANT, INSI...

t's nestled in the foothills of the Dublin mountains and is a hive of science, adventure and learning. It's 112,000 sq ft and it's a year since it reopened after Covid. The Explorium science immersion museum in Ballinteer is already the 9th most visited tourist site in Ireland and aims to become the nationally recognised Children's science centre. But it was a long bureaucratic journey to reopen and now there's talk of a rival city centre museum as well. Charlie Kelly is the owner and Managing Director of Explorium Science Museum joined Joe this morning on the show.

SciFest, Ireland's largest and most inclusive STEM fair programme for second-level students has announced its return ahead of its 20th anniversary with a call for entrants to the SciFest regional fairs, taking place across the country. The SciFest programme is funded by grants from the Department of Education and Research Ireland and by private sector sponsorship, primarily by Intel, Boston Scientific, EirGrid and new partner Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals. SciFest organisers kicked off the launch of the 2025 competition in Explorium with students from Firhouse Educate Together Secondary School in Co. Dublin, and announced the theme for 2025 as 'STEM is for All.' Project entries are accepted across a range of scientific disciplines including physical and life sciences and technology. Students wishing to participate should log on to the SciFest website (www.scifest.ie) and enter online. Completed entry forms must be submitted by 12 March 2025. The regional fairs take place across the months of April and May, with selected winners going on to compete at the SciFest National Final in November 2025. Here, they will have the opportunity to take home the overall prize and represent Ireland at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair in the United States next year. Speaking ahead of the competition's 20th year, Sheila Porter, SciFest Founder and CEO said: 'SciFest is back for 2025, and we couldn't be more excited. I would urge all students to get involved and enter, no matter your background or circumstance, to explore the wonderful world of STEM and all it has to offer. Previous winners of the competition are thriving and have gone on to achieve incredible things, from launching their own start-ups to studying at prestigious institutions like Oxford University. SciFest opens the door to an array of opportunities. 'As we plan for our 20-year celebrations, we look forward to an exciting year ahead in which the competition will grow to even greater heights. I want to take a moment to thank our sponsors for their continued support, without which none of this would be possible. We can't wait to see the fantastic and innovative projects that lie ahead, so don't miss out! Sign up today and be part of this exciting journey.' 'The competition has grown rapidly since its inception in 2006 and drew over 15,000 student participants last year. SciFest aims to support students in research development, critical thinking, and problem-solving, all the while fostering an interest in STEM. It is free to enter and is open to students of all backgrounds and circumstances.' See more stories here.

The 4th of October marks the start of Space Week and the Explorium in Sandyford is hosting a range of special events this week in celebration.And someone who is taking part and is no stranger to space is former astronaut Daniel Tani, who joins Kieran to discuss.

Space Week Ireland is an annual event celebrating Ireland's involvement in space exploration, innovation, and science. Coordinated by MTU Blackrock Castle Observatory, it runs in tandem with World Space Week, which aims to inspire the public, especially young people, to look to the stars and consider the impact of space research on life on Earth. This year, from 4th to 10th October, Space Week Ireland will embrace the global theme of 'Space and Climate', exploring the crucial intersection of space exploration and climate action. A series of events will raise awareness about how space science and technology can play a vital role in combating climate change. A flagship event, which puts this theme into focus, will take place at Explorium in Dublin on Wednesday, 9th October, from 11 am -1 pm, focusing on how space research can inform climate action. The event will feature insights from leading science communicator Dr Niamh Shaw, as well as a talk and Q&A session with former NASA astronaut Steve Swanson. Attendees will also experience Explorium's climate change-themed 'Cool It' interactive exhibition, which showcases innovative solutions to climate issues and demonstrates how lessons from space exploration can be applied here on Earth. The exhibition takes participants on a 40-minute journey that starts with an energy consumption questionnaire and an impactful climate video. Guests will then enter a model world where they face a challenge - a race to 2050 - and score points based on their choices. At the end, scores are uploaded to a spaceship, revealing the changes needed to achieve a more sustainable future. Participants will even learn how their actions can help save trees and mitigate environmental impact. Mark Langtry, Head of Sport and Science at Explorium, will open the event. Mark has studied Theoretical Physics and Climate Science so Space and Climate is very important to him and his work. He says, "I'm thrilled that this year's Space Week is centred on Space and Climate Change. Space exploration can teach us more about other worlds, but also provides a unique view of our own planet, using earth observation satellites to monitor climate change and track its impact. Our new exhibition 'Cool It' explores our changing climate and empowers us to make a positive change through fun interactive games and challenges. We hope during Space Week everyone can come and enjoy the experience." Rob O'Sullivan, National Outreach Coordinator for Space Week Ireland, commented: "In line with the broader World Space Week theme, Space Week Ireland aims to draw connections between space technologies, planetary observation, and environmental sustainability. From satellites monitoring Earth's climate to the innovations pioneered on the International Space Station (ISS), space research offers a unique perspective on how we can tackle the challenges of climate change on a planetary scale." Throughout Space Week Ireland, the team will be joined by former NASA Astronaut Steve Swanson as they embark on a national roadshow, starting at MTU Blackrock Castle Observatory in Cork and making stops in Galway, Offaly, Kildare, and Dublin. These events, including the flagship Dublin event on 9th October, will illustrate how space technologies, such as Earth Observation satellites, help us monitor climate change on a planetary scale. This data is critical for tracking the health of our atmosphere, oceans, and ecosystems, enabling better-informed climate action policies. Beyond this tour, Space Week Ireland will feature a variety of activities across the country, providing opportunities for all ages to engage with space science. For a full list of events or to learn how to host your own, visit spaceweek.ie. The public can keep up to date with the Space Week Ireland Road Trip virtually on the Blackrock Castle Observatory YouTube channel and are advised to subscribe in advance to receive live stream notifications from each location. This is also the same YouTub...

Ireland is set to become the epicentre of astronomical wonder and scientific innovation once again as Space Week Ireland returns from 4th-10th October 2024. This year's festival is set to be even more out of this world, with Astronaut Steve Swanson joining the celebrations on a nationwide road trip, bringing the cosmos to communities across the country. Space Week Ireland is part of the global annual celebration of space, designed to promote space science, technology, and exploration. Coordinated by MTU Blackrock Castle Observatory, the festival aims to inspire the next generation of space enthusiasts, foster collaboration within the aerospace community, and showcase Ireland's growing footprint in the global space industry. Space Week Ireland 2024 promises an exhilarating blend of education, exploration, and entertainment with events throughout the country for all ages. Whether you're a seasoned astronomer, a curious student, or simply someone who marvels at the night sky, this year's program has something extraordinary in store. Ireland ranks second per capita for hosting Space Week events globally, with Irish space enthusiasts showing unparalleled interest. Rob O'Sullivan, National Outreach Coordinator for Space Week Ireland, explained, "There's something in Irish culture that draws us to the stars. With a rich history of contributing to space science - including having the world's largest telescope for 70 years - it's no surprise we embrace Space Week so enthusiastically." "Today, Irish scientists continue to contribute to cutting-edge research at organisations such as the European Space Agency and European Southern Observatory, while Irish companies such as Réaltra Space Systems Engineering and Enbio are taking advantage of the incredible opportunities presented by the growing global space industry. The Space Week Ireland 2024 Roadtrip Astronaut Steve Swanson will join the MTU Blackrock Castle Observatory team on a road trip, as they explore the wonders of the cosmos and the Emerald Isle. The road trip kicks off at MTU Blackrock Castle Observatory on October 4th and continues to Cork, Galway, Offaly, and Dublin. You can follow the journey virtually on the Blackrock Castle Observatory YouTube channel - subscribe in advance to receive live stream notifications from each location. Stop 1: MTU Blackrock Castle Observatory (Cork) The road trip begins with a bang at MTU Blackrock Castle Observatory. Stop 2: Cork School of Music This family-friendly event features an interview and Q&A with Astronaut Steve Swanson, followed by interactive space and science booths. (Register for this free event.) Stop 3: Galway Atlantaquaria The team will explore how ocean life on Earth can inform our understanding of life beyond, particularly as NASA's Europa Clipper mission prepares to investigate the potential for life to exist on Jupiter's icy moon, Europa. Stop 4: Birr Castle, County Offaly Home to the historic "Leviathan" telescope, once the largest in the world, this stop delves into Ireland's rich history in astronomy with Space Week ambassador Seanie Morris. Stop 5: Explorium, Dublin The road trip concludes at Explorium, where Swanson and the team will join Dr. Niamh Shaw to explore the intersection of space and climate change in the "Cool It" exhibition. For more on the Space Week Road Trip, see www.spaceweek.ie/events/the-space-week-road-trip/ The #NovaHunter Photography Competition MTU Blackrock Castle Observatory will host the #NovaHunter competition on Instagram as part of Space Week 2024. The winner will receive a family pass to Blackrock Castle Observatory and a prize pack filled with Space Week goodies. The goal of the contest is to encourage people to look to the skies and hopefully get to experience a once in a lifetime event, a visible Nova, the sudden appearance of a bright "new" star! No fancy equipment is required - just your phone! To enter, capture an image of the Corona Borealis constellation between October 1st and 15t...

Bobby was out & about this week at Explorium in Sandyford, Ireland's National Sport and Science Centre.

In this episode, we dive into Codium, an AI-powered coding platform designed to assist developers throughout the software development lifecycle, especially in testing, code review, and documentation. Dedy Kredo, one of Codium's co-founders, explains the unique features and benefits of the platform, comparing it to other tools like GitHub Copilot. The discussion also touches on Codium's adaptability for test-driven development and its flexible deployment options, highlighting the importance of security and configuration. Additionally, the significance of the Intel Ignite startup program and the impact of AI hype on Codium's rapid growth are discussed. Listeners will gain insights into Codium's open-core model and open-source projects, including the Alpha Codium research project. 00:00 Introduction 00:13 What is Codium? 01:35 Comparison with Other AI Coding Tools 03:01 Test-Driven Development and Codium 05:40 Customization and Configuration 08:17 Deployment Options and Security 11:11 Intel Ignite Program Experience 13:45 Impact of AI Hype on Business 17:02 AI-Assisted Development and Semi-Automation 17:43 Improving Code Quality and Productivity 18:33 Challenges and Opportunities in AI for Software Development 20:27 Adopting AI Tools in Development Teams 24:07 Open Source Projects and Community Engagement 28:11 Conclusion and Future Prospects Guest: Dedy Kredo is the Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer of CodiumAI, leading the product and engineering teams to empower developers to build software faster and more accurately through the use of artificial and human intelligence. Before founding CodiumAI, he served as VP of Customer Facing Data Science at Explorium, where he built and led a talented data science team and played a key role in the company's growth from seed to series C. Previously, he was the founder of an online marketing startup, growing it from a bootstrapped venture to millions in revenue. Before that, he spent seven years in Colorado and California as a product line manager at VMware's management business unit. During this time, he worked closely with Fortune 500 companies and successfully launched several new products to market.

We are starting a Whiskey Club and want YOU to join! Give this episode a listen and then visit our website to sign up! Cheers!

Some of our customers are trying to get healthier in the new year, and Joan and Mike are here to talk about some of the ways you can enjoy Explorium with some new healthy options!

Music, music, music! Mike and Jamie chat about social media, marketing, live music and more!

Republicans accuse Gov. Beshear of playing politics with the Kentucky Board of Education, Kelly Craft releases an add saying to, "stay tuned," Kentucky sees a decline in drug deaths, a study ranks Kentucky as one of the laziest states, and a children's museum opens its first new attraction in a decade.

Looking for something to do tonight or any night? You've come to the right podcast. Check out this fun episode on how you can be a regular at the Explorium Brewpub. Even if you've never been there. In this episode, Steve has an entertaining and informative chat with Explorium owner, Mike Doble. Mike shares everything you need to know to have the best time at Explorium. Jump in, then get over to either of their locations to experience it for yourself. Check out their menus and make a reservation here: www.exploriumbrew.com!

Explorium's Friday Old Fashioneds are now Drink Wisconsinbly Old Fashioneds! In this episode, we chat with Andy Braun - the sales director at Drink Wisconsinbly - about our new partnership with Wisconsin's unofficial official lifestyle brand.  

Today's guest is Eilon Baer, Data Science Team Lead at Explorium. Explorium provides the first External Data Platform that automatically discovers thousands of relevant data signals to improve analytics and machine learning. They are on a mission to reshape the way organizations access external data to build their unique competitive advantage. Explorium's External Data Platform empowers data scientists and business analysts to acquire and integrate third party data efficiently, cost-effectively and in compliance with regulations. With faster, better insights from their models, organizations across fintech, insurance, consumer goods, retail and e-commerce can increase revenue, streamline operations and reduce risks. In the episode, Eilon will talk about: His background and current role with Explorium, Building their external data cloud, Benefits that the platform brings to customers, An insight into the day-to-day life of the data team, Plans for growth and career opportunities at Explorium, and What it's like to work as a customer-facing data scientist

Maker Faires are slowly coming back. After not happening for two years, Maker Faire Long Island took place in June at Port Jefferson Village's Explorium. Everybody was happy to come back. said co-producers of Maker Faire Long Island, Angeline Judex and Lisa C. Rodriguez. Angeline is the Explorium's Executive Director and Lisa is in digital media marketing for the science center. They share that with the makers back and families gathered, the magic was back.

In 2020 the USA Today rated Milwaukee as the 2nd best beer scene in the US second to St Louis, MO. One of the breweries that helped Milwaukee make this list is The Explorium Brewpub. Mike Doble, like the beers he brews, is deep and complex on the inside and wrapped in a playful and unpretentious exterior.  If you live in the Milwaukee area you are familiar with Mike as his name and his brewery are in the news quite often. As a self-proclaimed Type A personality, he has trouble sitting still. He is very active both personally and professionally on social media and makes no apologies for anything that he says or posts. During the Covid shutdown most people made the transition from office to work from home. The service industry took a huge hit with regulations and reductions to their usable space. As most brewery owners were trying to figure it all out, Mike was planning a second location. Listen in as Mike Talks about opening his second location.

Are startup CMOs gluttons for punishment? The CMO role is tough enough these days, but strap on high expectations, limited resources, and the pressure of a low life expectancy for startups, and you've got yourself a real challenge.   For CMOs Allyson Havener of TrustRadius and Ajay Khanna of Explorium, startup is a way of life. They don't see their roles as punishment; instead, they see an exciting opportunity to build something great in a fast-paced environment, with a close-knit team of others who are like family. Tune in to this fascinating episode to hear how both CMOs navigate their roles, standing up the marketing function while building a team and a brand with an eye towards long-term success.  For full show notes and transcripts, visit https://renegade.com/podcasts/ To learn more about CMO Huddles, visit https://cmohuddles.com/

Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. I'm Tearsheet editor in chief, Zack Miller. I'm excited to share with you some news about our upcoming online conference, The Big Bank Theory. This year, we've combined two of our tent pole events: Challengers and Embedded into a single event, November 10-12. We've assembled the top companies and professionals creating and scaling this generation and next generation of digital banks. Those may be traditional financial brands, like Goldman Sachs and Bank of America, or new banking brands, like N26 and Current. Or, in the future we may just bank with the brands and software we resonate with -- like a driver banking with Uber, a retail customer with Walmart, or a small business owner with Intuit. Go to Tearsheet and click on conferences to register for free to this year's The Big Bank Theory. This year's conference is sponsored by Publicis Sapient, Explorium, Argyle and Twilio. I spoke with Twilio's Bijan Mehta recently. He runs the firm's work in financial services. I'm sharing some of the most important parts of our discussion on the power of embedded communications tools in today's financial ecosystem.

Chen Admati, Platform General Manager and VP product @ Explorium. Explorium provides an External Data Platform that automatically discovers relevant data signals to improve advanced analytics and accelerate business outcomes. Prior to joining Explorium, Chen was a staff member at Intel's AI internal unit and the founder of Intel® Pharma Analytics Platform. Chen holds a BSc. in Information System Engineering from Ben-Gurion University. Honorably listed in '40 under 40' by Globes magazine in 2018

RateGain Technologies, a company offering solutions for the hospitality and travel industry, recently launched Demand.AI, a SaaS solution leveraging AI to help businesses track hyper-local city demandExplorium launches Explorium Starters to help businesses start analytics programs from scratch, enable small and medium-sized businesses, looking to enter new markets or territories to identify their audiences, pilot new analytics programs   CDNetworks, a content delivery network (CDN) provider, has announced the official release of its new live-streaming technology called Cloud Live. It's made to provide a smooth streaming experience while also making video streaming professional and efficient. 

How does a tech stack that always needs to be at the forefront of technology look like? Roy Miara from Explorium talks about building data products for the audience that can't be fooled – Data Engineers.

How does a tech stack that always needs to be at the forefront of technology look like? Roy Miara from Explorium talks about building data products for the audience that can't be fooled – Data Engineers.

This week we dive into a couple Covid topics along with a bit of sports, tech, and local news. Would you take a work from home pay cut? Some people would! That and more this week! Links: Apple to scan iCloud for child sexual abuse material: https://techcrunch.com/2021/08/05/apple-icloud-photos-scanning/ Panhandling: https://www.jsonline.com/story/communities/west/news/wauwatosa/2021/08/03/wauwatosa-officials-ok-draft-ordinance-restricting-panhandling/8034748002/ Explorium's “tongue-in-cheek” reminder to be nice: https://cbs58.com/news/explorium-brew-pub-owner-has-tongue-and-cheek-reminder-to-customers-to-be-nice-amid-staffing-shortage NCAA equity disparities: https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/31951330/long-awaited-ncaa-gender-equity-review-recommends-combined-final-four-mens-women-basketball-same-site Pay cuts to work from home?: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-08-03/return-to-work-americans-willing-to-take-pay-cut-to-never-go-back-to-the-office Random Rankings: Let's talk NFL QBs for 2021! Brian and Christopher go through creating a tiered list of QBs for the upcoming season. Find us here: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/skonzii Twitter: Almost Qualified Productions: https://twitter.com/aq_prod Brian/LandmarkMKE: https://twitter.com/landmarkmke Christopher/skonzii: https://twitter.com/skonzii Audio: https://anchor.fm/wirandom Search “WI Random” on your favorite podcast app Video: Live (5:30pm central) Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/skonzii Recorded YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk4uhPTZu9GWsgcd9gb76kg/ Music and sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com

In this episode I speak to Omer Har, co-founder and CTO of Explorium. Explorium is an automated data and feature discovery platform which in May closed a $75 million funding round. In our conversation, Omer and I discuss the differences between the corporate side and financial side of the alternative or external data world, and the innovative way in which Explorium matches customers with the data they need. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Collecting relevant data and implementing it into business strategy is a superpower all companies want and few have mastered. Enter Mr. Omer Har, the Co-founder and CTO of Explorium. Omer and our host, Cory Davis, discuss the importance of data in today's business world with use cases including risk assessment, fraud prevention and lead scoring. As Omer explains, most companies work only with first-party data instead of focusing on data acquisition strategies. Luckily, Explorium is here to help them out."What we're about is giving them automatic access to thousands of different data sources and not only giving them the sources but also the discovery of new data sources and recommending which data will be relevant to their particular problem."

Everything Google announced at I/O; Extend raises $260M on a $1.6B valuation to expand its warranty and protection plan services; Explorium scores $75M Series C just 10 months after B round

Everything Google announced at I/O; Extend raises $260M on a $1.6B valuation to expand its warranty and protection plan services; Explorium scores $75M Series C just 10 months after B round

Today, we’re interviewing Mike Doble, owner of Explorium Brewpub with two locations in Wisconsin, Greendale and the Third Ward neighborhood of Milwaukee. We’ll dive into the history behind Explorium Brewpub’s location, growing a business during a global pandemic, and how a hobby and love for brewing turned into a successful business. This is The Right […]

Welcome to Season 3 of The Right Idea Podcast. I’m Kevin Nicholson, volunteer president and CEO of No Better Friend Corp. In this season, we’re highlighting the creativity and work ethic behind the businesses that make Wisconsin’s economy go round. Today, we’re interviewing Mike Doble, owner of Explorium Brewpub with two locations in Greendale and Third Ward. We’ll dive into the history behind Explorium Brewpub’s location, growing a business during a global pandemic, and how a hobby and love for brewing turned into a successful business. This is The Right Idea Podcast. Host: Kevin Nicholson, President & CEO of No Better Friend Corp. Guest: Mike Doble, Owner of Explorium Brewpub Producer: Emelia Rohl, Communications Director of No Better Friend Corp.

On this episode the boys get together to pregame their Super Bowl party. They go over some of their favorite props and if you follow along, you will realize Lucky lost every one of them. The crew also does a taste test of the Explorium 4th Anniversary Imperial Stout as a beer that will be included in the upcoming Hops News giveaway.

On this episode, the boys sit down with Mike Doble from Explorium Brew Pub. A very funny interview with one of the fasting growing breweries in Milwaukee. The crew also talks Conor Mcgregor, Packers football, and poor hygiene.

This one leaves us with more questions than answers, but we do get to talk to Mr. Explorium the owner of the town's Wonder Emporium!

Dr. Katherine Stone is a licensed psychologist specializing in individual psychotherapy and with a private practice in Lexington, Kentucky. She earned her B.A. in Psychology and a M.S. and PhD in School Psychology from the University of Kentucky. Dr. Stone has over 20 years of experience as a clinician working with children through young adults. She has expertise in treating anxiety disorders, depression, AD/HD, Aspergers, and learning disabilities. She is an active member of the community, with a history of serving on advisory boards that support youth in the community including, Girls on the Run, Camp Horsin’ Around, the Joy Effect, Bluegrass CHADD, Girls Rock, and the Explorium. In this conversation, Dr. Stone talks about the integration of mental and physical health, her experiences working to promote positive mental health in clinical practice and in the community, and her own active lifestyle.

#004 Earlier in 2020 parents around the world were faced with instantly becoming homeschooling parents - without choice - due to the worldwide pandemic. The bigger surprise has been the increasing awareness of how children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews learn and respond in this new environment vs the traditional education system. This wasn't a surprise to Julia Black - The Lights On Mum. She's been at the forefront of the education evolution for years and has been working with parents, grandparents, and other adults to see the light within their children. Her Lights On Framework allows the child to learn and develop in a way that best suits their learning style, rather than forcing the child into a model that's been accepted worldwide and often overlooks much of the creativity of the mind. The framework helps families discover their child's learning mindset and gives their children every chance to express who they were born to be through incredible real world learning possibilities. The learners explore through their passions and tap into the very best leading-edge brain science for maximizing their potential - on every level. What Julia has found is often the children who are labeled as having something wrong with them, being problem children, or having a learning disability, many times it's the learning system the child is being pushed into that is the issue. Listen in as we talk about all of this and so much more surrounding this Education Evolution. You can find more about Julia and the Lights On Framework on the Facebook page Julia Black - The Lights On Mum, or at https://explorium.co.uk/education-evolution.Would love to hear from you: what did you like or dislike, what was helpful, what steps you're going to take, and what would you like more of from Untapped Strengths with Angela W. Stillwell. And if you haven't already, make sure you subscribe! Thank you for being on this journey with me. YOU are appreciated!!

Big things are happening in the educational world. The world of "school" is evolving - and my fabulous guest today is leading the charge!Julia Black is the founder of Explorium - a British company that has developed a transformative framework called Lights On®, which reconnects, and keeps, children engaged in learning through their own unique pathways - or "switches" as she calls them.Julia is offering a powerful FREE video mini-series and Live Event where she’s sharing how parents and educators can prioritize their children’s mental health in this current climate so they can actually start to really excel academically no matter what.I'm so happy to be welcoming Julia back on the podcast with me to talk about our shared vision of the future of education - and her exciting and illuminating (keeping in line with the Lights On terminology) Education Evolution FREE video series.Today, Julia and I discuss our shared passion for a system of education whose main objective is nurturing the mental wellness of its learners... and educators... and exploration, discovery, and participating in learning that taps into our strengths, talents & interests. The Education Evolution is here! Are you courageous enough to evolve with us?LINKSRegister for the FREE video seriesExploriumJulia Black - The Lights On Mum - FacebookInstagramFacebook

In a world with growing amounts of data, finding the right set for a particular machine learning model can be a challenge. Explorium has created a platform to make that an easier task, and today the startup announced a $31 million Series B. The round was led by Zeev Venture with help from Dynamic Loop, […]

Guest Overview This week's guest Julia Black is at the forefront of innovation in education, designing an educational approach that unleashes the talent, and unlocks the passion and true potential of every child. As the founder and CEO of Explorium, Julia's Lights On methodology is changing the way we think about education.Julia explains that when becoming a mother, the values of her own mother, and her first daughter starting school created an inner conflict that led her to pivot away from film-making to focus on education reform. She discusses how the serendipity of creating a circus as a school fund-raiser opened her eyes to the potential in children, unleashed her boldness to confront the educational status quo, research innovations in education to create a vision to disrupt educational norms. Starting with a creative learning center in a pub, Julia describers why having a clear vision enables her to thrive on risk-taking, ambiguity and trusting that events will fall into place.Julia explains how she partnered with her father to transform her future vision into a social business reality. Julia breaks down the methodology and the impact Lights On is having on children and parents alike. Julia also reflects on why in the time of Covid parents can now witness their children's disconnection from learning its mental health impact and why Light's On provides the path forward for education. I hope you enjoy the vision, vitality and unfolding story of Julia Black.Social Links Explorium Facebook Instagram Links in the Show Marie Stopes Channel4 BAFTA Neurohacking Ministry of Sound See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guest Overview Over the course of the series, we have often asked our guests about what they would change to education to equip a generation of children with the skills they need to survive and thrive in our AI-driven future. This week's guest Julia Black is at the forefront of innovation in education, designing an educational approach that unleashes the talent, and unlocks the passion and true potential of every child. As the founder and CEO of Explorium, Julia's Lights On methodology is changing the way we think about education.In part one we discuss how finding her purpose in life was always on her mind. Julia discusses the huge impact of her parents; her father's influence in her seeking a life in social impact, believing anything you set your mind to was possible, and being true to your authentic self. Julia also reflects how her fathers adventurous spirit was balanced by her mother's more cautious influence in creating a stable and secure home environment. Julia explains her father's story, being written off as a dyslexic, neurodiverse child to becoming a doctor and being one of the UK's first social entrepreneurs forming the Maria Stopes foundation for female reproductive rights. Julia recounts how her father pushed her to confront fear, live outside her comfort zone, and embrace failure and its enduring value. We also cover her own educational experience, seeking out her purpose in early life. Discovering the power of storytelling to create a social impact during a year in South America, returning to the UK, persisting in pitching ideas to the UK broadcast Channel 4 that led her to become an award-winning documentary filmmaker. In part two we focus on Julia discovering her true purpose in her 40's, her immersion in education reform, creating her Lights On platform, serendipity, and how the pandemic is providing the opportunity to scale the platform globally. I hope you enjoy the vision, vitality and unfolding story of Julia Black.Social Links Explorium Facebook Instagram Links in the Show Marie Stopes Channel4 BAFTA Neurohacking Ministry of SoundDr Tim Black See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey everyone! We have an awesome episode with our guest Kyle who is the Head Brewer of Explorium! He gave us a lot of insight into beer and how the brewing process goes! Check it out!

We are happy to have Amanda and Kristin join us to chat about the 10th anniversary of our fabulous outdoor learning classroom, the Nature Explorium, which has recently been renovated. We also discuss what's coming up for our Spring Jubilee, taking place virtually, on June 5th. For more information, visit the library's website at http://www.mcplibrary.org/ For info on the Nature Explorium, check this out. Remember, you can watch all of our great online programming, plus videos from the library at our YouTube page, http://mcpl.tv  

We are MKE welcomes Mike Doble; Owner & Founder of The Explorium Brewpub to talk about how they are finding innovative ways to stay in business, keep their staff going, and find the way to the next chapter.

Julia Black is an Education Changemaker and Social Entrepreneur from the UK, who helps parents empower their children to be highly motivated, self-directed, switched on learners to help them succeed in life. She is the founder of Explorium and the creator of the transformative educational framework, Lights On®, and an all-around lovely human being. She is also a fellow Neuro Coach who teaches people how to use brain-science to uplevel their learning and life potential. I am so honoured and excited to have Julia as my very first guest on the Teaching Little Brains Podcast!JOIN US Thursday, April 2nd 2020 for the Education Evolution Summit (link also below)LINKS to things mentioned in the episode:Facebook page - Register for the Summit on Thursday April 2nd 2020 @ 11am ESTLights On Jams PopUp (affiliate link)Explorium WebsiteCreative Writing Digital Course - taught by Julia's daughter, EsmeFilmmaking Digital Course - taught by Julia's son, Seb

Today we spoke to Mark Langtry - former League of Ireland footballer, Science TV presenter, theoretical physicist and Head of Science & Sport of Explorium, Ireland. We learned about how much science can influence our lives and how much fun and joy it can bring to us. Technological advancements in sport were discussed as was who Mark looks to as a role model. Student-athletes can learn from Mark in this episode but it really comes down to the importance of enjoying what you do. Mark tells us how sport can teach us life lessons and opens up on his three main areas of focus in life currently. We finish with asking Mark about his penalty choice in soccer and his all-time 5-a-side. This is a very stimulating episode and one for those fond of cognitive diversity. If you'd like more information on this episode or any of our others, check out our website www.sleepeatperformrepeat.com. Please subscribe, share, rate and review but most importantly, listen and enjoy.

Kids and Creativity are the focus when Matt chats with Heather Williams, the Executive Director of Art Explorium. This art and sustainable education community center, in the heart of Kaimuki, focuses on hands-on creative activities that nurture tomorrow’s creative thinkers. https://artexplorium.org/

The 2019 Smells Like A Beer Fest at Mikerphone Brewing in Elk Grove, IL is becoming one of the best-run beer festivals of the spring/summer season, and boasts some major out of state brewing talent! Join the fellas from the Tap Takeover Podcast as we take our listeners along for the wonderful ride. We'll be discussing beer collaborations with "Mr. Collaboration" himself - Mike Pallen, owner of Mikerphone - as well as some insider info on the expanded barrel-aging program with Mike and Kyle, and some talk about a very special brew day for Mike's son Miles. Plus, we let Drunk Jim loose on the festival to collect even more fun interviews! We've got a heaping helping of amazing beer news with the following breweries: Forager, Windmill, Revolution and Brick Stone, Explorium, Barrel Theory, Mikerphone, 450 North, 4 Hands, Barn Town, Ology, Narrow Guage, 1840, Cerebral, DryHop, and the festival support staff. Grab a bottle of Imperial Smells Like Bean Spirit stout and join us! Cheers!

Instagram Mindset - How To Feel Good On The Gram Let's examine your Instagram mindset real quick. Have you ever looked at someone’s Instagram account before and felt a knot in your stomach for whatever reason? And then you get stuck in your own head thinking, “Am I ever going to get there?” or “What’s the point?” Or maybe you see someone in your own niche that you look at with envy because they’re always launching or coming out with something amazing, and you wish you could do that? Have you ever been there? ‘Cause that is imposter syndrome and when your inner critic comes to play, she’s never nice to you. Today, I want to talk to you about your Instagram mindset and those times when being on Instagram makes you feel less than. I’m going to share seven strategies to help you cope with your Instagram mindset and push through the imposter syndrome because in those moments, we are not our thoughts! And when we really work on our mindset, we are able to achieve so much growth in all aspects of our lives. Mindset work is something that we cover inside my private academy, The Social Method Society because your mind is a powerful tool that’s linked to your success. If you’re interested in learning more about a holistic Instagram marketing strategy, then you need to join. The doors are not always open, but you should jump on the waitlist so you're notified as soon as the doors are open again. Now, let’s jump into seven ways to help you feel good on the Gram! KEY TAKEAWAYS: >> [1:08] Do you experience imposter syndrome? Do any of the examples I mention here relate to you? If you’re nodding along, then girlfriend, we need to silence your inner critic ASAP. >> [2:04] When your inner critic comes to play, she’s never very nice to you. It’s important to know that going through this from time to time is totally normal! The good news is that you do NOT have to stay there. You can move through imposter syndrome with the tips I’m sharing today. >> [2:43] I’m sharing 7 tips to help you move through imposter syndrome to improve your Instagram mindset. These tips are coming from myself, other women in the Mums With Hustle Community and some members who are killing it in the Social Method Society. >> [4:07] The first strategy is a bit of a band-aid solution which is to unfollow people or stop looking at accounts that make you feel less than. I don’t feel like this is the best one, but it should get an honorable mention since many people recommend doing it. >> [5:07] The second strategy is that the grass isn’t always greener on the other side, sometimes it’s fake. This analogy is brought to you by Colin Boyd. The deeper meaning behind this quote is powerful. We never actually know how things really are on the inside of that business or in that person’s personal life. >> [7:36] My third tip is going to help you get into your own self-awareness. When you’re self-aware of WHAT and WHY something is triggering you, you’ll be able to shift into a space where you can work through your feelings and make it mean nothing. ASK YOURSELF: What about this account, person, particular caption or photo, etc. is triggering me? How do I think, feel and believe because I’m looking at this account? Is there something specific that I'm I making it mean for me? Do I truly even believe my thoughts right now? Can I find an example that proves this otherwise? >> [9:24] Tip number four is all about disconnecting! Put the phone down and go do something that turns your lights on. This is something that my friend Julia Black spoke about before on the podcast. Her episode was MWH 179 : The Importance of Passion in Unlocking Your Mindset with Julia Black of Explorium. >> [10:03] The fifth strategy is to know that you don’t have to go at it alone in business. Become part of a network where you can go and speak about how you’re feeling. Never underestimate the power of relationships and friendships to help make you feel b...

The Importance of Passion In Unlocking Your Mindset Once you have passion in place in your business then you can go deeper into your mindset and use your time to explore and enjoy the adventure that you’ve began as an entrepreneur. Being successful in business is a process that evolves over time! So if you're keen to ignite your passion by keeping your lights switched on, then today's episode is going to be a game-changer for you! LET'S GET INTO IT Today's guest is Julia Black! Julia is a BAFTA and Grierson nominated documentary maker, social entrepreneur and innovator in education and CEO of Explorium. For the past 10 years she has been learning about how we unleash the human potential and tap into our 'divergent genius'. Initially this was to solve the immediate problem she faced as a parent, which was the glass ceiling on her own two children's education. Through her Creative Learning Centre, she worked closely with schools and realised that no matter what the external environment was like, what really unlocked the brilliance inside people was empowering them to tap into learning from the inside out. After analysing what worked and didn't work for 1000s of children, she created Lights On®, a transformational learning framework that places the ownership of learning firmly in the hands of the 'learner' so they can achieve extraordinary outcomes. THE RECAP During this episode, Julia is going to share why passion is a key factor when it comes to unlocking your mindset, how to figure out what you're passionate about, and various ways to reignite your passion in business! 1. Introducing Julia! Julia is seriously incredible, and I cannot wait for you to see why I invited her onto the podcast! Key Points We Discussed: Who is Julia? What is Julia's biz journey? How did Julia found her biz? 2. Children + Passion We are all born with genius inside us and over time that gets educated out of us. In this section, Julia is sharing what happens when our children's lights go off and how it impacts their learning. Key Points We Discussed: Why is it important to help children identify and develop their passions? How do children become disconnected from their passions? Why are children passive learners? Why is passion so important for children? 3. Finding Your Passion Anyone who is running their own business needs to be passionate about what they are doing - otherwise it is going to feel like a job. But a job you can’t leave at the end of the day! In this section, Julia is sharing the ONE question she asks her clients to help them find and unlock their passion. Key Points We Discussed: Why should you be passionate about what you're doing in business? How can you figure out what you're passionate about? Answer this question: What is it that switches on your lights? Define what having your lights on means to you. Get clear on what things switch your lights on and what really turns them off. Based on this very quick and easy analysis, you can then start to design strategies to make sure that you are in your lights on zone. What if you don't know where your passions lie? Look back to when you were younger. Remember a time in your life when you really felt alive and empowered by what you were doing. 4. Passion + Mindset When you have your passion in place, you can go much, much deeper into your mindset. The core concept of Julia's work is that we all have a switch that gets our lights on. In this section, Julia wants you to think about your brain being wired in a series circuit. Key Points We Discussed: Why does Julia believe passion is a key factor when it comes to unlocking one’s mindset? What is it about passion that is so game-changing in entrepreneurship? What is the importance of getting the parallel circuit in place? How does Julia recommend smashing through your self-limiting belifes to unlock your mindset?

Nick and Wes somehow got invited back to Explorium Brewpub and they’re sitting once again with proprietor Mike Doble to talk all things beer! Plus, DudeFoods superfan Frank joins the show!

Nick and Wes are on the road at Explorium Brewpub in Greendale, Wisconsin talking with proprietor Mike Doble and executive chef Nick Scheeler about everything that goes into opening a new brewpub from scratch, Mike’s thoughts on mega-breweries like MillerCoors & more!

Among the warehouses and office corridors of Kowloon is an out-of-place, bright red enameled entryway to "The Explorium". It sits to the side of the main entrance to The Fung Group, a diversified manufacturer and supply chain company with roots extending 100 years back into Canton, China. Today the companies manufacture, retail and distribute 4.5 billion items annually. Li & Fung Limited is the leading consumer goods design, development, sourcing and logistics company for major retailers and brands around the world. Li & Fung was founded in 1906 in Canton and is headquartered in Hong Kong. "Explorium" is a living innovation laboratory for clients, partners, employees, influencers, retailers, product developers and more. It's called a "playground for the future of retail." If that sounds like fun, it's supposed to. There is something that a great business mind and a child’s mind share: They explore. They experiment. They try. They fail and they try again. That’s the way they learn and grow. What makes Explorium succeed is the ongoing interaction between traditional business and newcomers. Old and new. Insiders and outsiders. Our guest this week is Richard Kelly whose title is "Chief Catalyst" at The Fung Group. His mission is to facilitate innovation by breaking insurmountable problems into bite-size chunks that can be tinkered and developed in collaboration with multiple parties. He's a keen fan of influencers and regularly includes them in Hack-A-Thons and solution sessions. In many ways, he and his colleagues are creating disruption within the business so it's better able to handle the many disruptions outside the business. How do you engage influencers inside your business? What do you learn when you innovate and fail quickly? What are the difficulties in taking a historic brand and re-imagining? Meet Richard Kelly and hear how he's approached these and more issues in today's episode. [caption id="attachment_377" align="aligncenter" width="225"] Meet me at he Explorium![/caption]

Josh and Tim sat down with Mike from Explorium Brewpub for their first ever LIVE and in-person episode at Petrifying Springs Biergarten. We chat about Mike starting the brewery, the family history, the importance of glassware and have a sampling of some of the tap takeovers.

Ted Lindner chats with Angeline Judex from the Long Island Explorium to talk about the annual Mini Maker Faire coming up on June 9th. The Mini Maker Faire will be held in the Port Jefferson Village and will feature a ton of Long Island vendors!

In today's episode we are headed to the mall to check out The Explorium Brewpub with owner Mike Doble! We'll be dipping into Mike's cellar collection to taste some "inspiration beers" which have made an impact on The Explorium's brewing philosophy. We'll discuss some do's and don'ts of social media, the role that food plays in the brewpub experience, the challenge of educating novice beer drinkers, and an update on the Great Globe Heist of 2017. Grab a pint of Carver's Peanut Butter Stout and join us for the fun! Cheers!

It's finally time to release the long-awaited Firkin Fest Episode! Powered by Shepherd Express, the Tap Takeover Podcast was extremely busy gathering interviews from the cavalcade of characters on hand at the 2017 celebration. We check in with some friends of the podcast, as well as some new brewers who we were very excited to talk with. On deck in this episode: Lakefront, Left Hand, Broken Bat, Third Space, Raised Grain, Explorium, 3 Sheeps, City Lights, Good City, Karben4, Vintage, Beer Barons, Barley's Angels, Girls Pint Out, Brewfest Partners, Fermentorium, Door County, Mahoney's Basement, Public Craft Brewing, Mobcraft, and The Gleason's. And a special congratulations to Ryan and Meghan, the newlywed couple who made Firkin Fest their very first stop after the wedding, and made the TTP their very first interview as a married couple! Plus a super-sized Beer News, and teasers for upcoming TTP Episodes! And stay tuned for a full line of videos from the event. Cheers!