Podcasts about life rocks

Asher Cloran is the Director of Life Rocks, a not-for-profit aimed at protecting childhood by connecting children to Nature. Asher is a passionate advocate for Earth Science Education for Kids and having Earth sciences and Nature studies at the heart of the curriculum. Asher has authored the book 'connecting children with nature' and is the co-creator of 'The Soil Education Kit' and "The Soil Book,". Asher is also a holistic lifestyle coach and integrative movement specialist with the C.H.E.K Institute and a bio-energetic nutrition and lifestyle consultant. We discuss the power of Earth Sciences to uplift culture, humanity and the Earth, and why Earth Science ought to be at the heart of the curriculum. We also explore why the schooling systems values are not aligned with our best interests and what we can do to re-shape it, as well as the most prominent myths and mistakes that we need to dispel around health, childhood and our diet. Tune in to learn more about:  How an early connection with nature can help with healthy development  Why our over-emphasis on teaching kids about technology has become a barrier to connection with nature  The importance of leading by example when it comes to protecting the planet  The accidental ways we disempower children when we teach them about the global climate crisis How ADHD can be regulated through nature immersion  What body temperature can tell us about the state of our health  The importance of cultivating curiosity and awe in everyday life  How a lack of curiosity is correlated with higher rates of dementia  Actionable ways to connect with the Earth  … And so much more!  Connect with Asher:  Follow him on Instagram @liferocks.school Follow him on Facebook @liferocks.school Connect on LinkedIn  Subscribe on YouTube at @LifeRocks.School and @LifeRocksKids Connect with Hannah: Instagram: @hannahkeitel

Welcome back to "Secrets of the Soil," the podcast where we dig deep into the fascinating world beneath our feet. I'm your host, Regen Ray Milidoni, and today's episode titled "Exploring Earth Science with Asher Cloran" is all about bridging the gap between our tech-centric lives and the nourishing embrace of Mother Nature. In this thought-provoking conversation, I'm joined by Asher Cloran, founder of Life Rocks, a not-for-profit initiative inspired by Earth Sciences. Together, we explore the pressing issue of how technology, especially screen time, is severing our innate connection to the natural world – a bond that is vital for both our physical and mental well-being. So take a step back from your devices, plug in your earphones, and let's venture into a dialogue that meanders through the impact of technology on human relationships with nature. We'll examine the wonders of Earth Science, the importance of early childhood exploration within this realm, and the diverse career opportunities that await the curious minds passionate about our planet. Asher shares his treasure trove of insights on nurturing children's natural curiosity, the significance of gut health, and the challenges that beset small food producers in our regulatory landscape. He also gives us a sneak peek into the array of resources Life Rocks offers – from a science-focused podcast to a hands-on soil kit aligned with the Australian curriculum. So join us as we uncover the secrets that connectivity with the soil and nature has to offer – because as Asher believes, when you cultivate knowledge, wealth in its many forms will naturally follow. Let's get grounded together in this enlightening episode of "Secrets of the Soil" with Asher Cloran. Key Takeaways from Asher Cloran's interview: This week on "Secrets of the Soil," we delve into the rich tapestry of nature's intimate connection with us and how technology affects this bond. Asher Cloran, founder of Life Rocks and advocate for childhood engagement with nature, joins Regen Ray to discuss how nature and technology shape our lives. Tune in to explore: - The need to disconnect from screens to foster a tangible connection to the natural world. - Insights on how Earth Science is vital for our future and can nurture a passion for the environment in children. - Practical advice for boosting gut health through natural methods and the benefits it holds for early development. Key Takeaways:

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This week's guest is Asher Cloran the director of The Life Rocks Foundation, an interactive earth science platform designed to help children lead healthier, happier and productive lives through becoming connected to nature. Asher is an expert in human health, development and education and provides quality information to parents and teachers to help improve parenting, teaching and childhood development. Asher's most powerful experiences as a child were all involving Nature. Experiencing the contrast between a public education devoid of Nature connection, and then a Steiner education rich in Nature connection – left him with strong impressions of what is most important for learning and life.  On this quest, he has studied holistic health, human development, kinesiology, education, business, media, and natural sciences. If all that wasn't enough Asher is also an Integrated Movement Specialist level 2 and Holistic Lifestyle Coach level 2 with the CHEK institute. And has recently published 2 books: Connecting Children to Nature: the Essential guide for parents and teachers & The Soil Big Book, an illustrated book on soil science. However the more Asher learnt, the more he discovered the challenges and damages that modern life is having on current and future generations – and he became passionate about helping to overcome them. After meeting geologist John Rowntree in 2016, he was invited to join the Life Rocks team. John, seeing his passion for earth science education, quickly made him CEO. Since then, The team and I have evolved Life Rocks into a non-for-profit foundation always working hard to bring joy, education and nature to children, parents and teachers through fun, scientific and interactive experiences, media, books, games and workshops. Asher also records The Life Rocks Podcast where he interviews other passionate leaders in childhood education and development and provides a platform for those interested in helping future and current generations thrive.  Find Asher here www.liferocks.school www.facebook.com/LifeRocks.School/ www.instagram.com/liferocks.school/      

Asher Cloran of Life Rocks joins Carla Ward on The Everything ECE Podcast to talk about connecting children with nature, the benefits and the 7 fundamental foundations needed for growth. It was a very eye opening interview and one that all early childhood educators, parents and nature lovers should tune in for. Asher shares some wonderful insights on why children and adults need to spend time in nature. Resources LifeRocks: Website Instagram YouTube

Asher Cloran is on the #ReadingWithYourKids #Podcast to celebrate Life Rocks, a unique interactive llearning experience for kids and their families. Asher tells us his most powerful experiences as a child all involved Nature. Experiencing the contrast between a public education devoid of Nature connection, and then a Steiner education rich in Nature connection – left him with strong impressions of what is most important for learning and life. “Being introduced to nature connection practices awakened his love and passion for it. He came to the realisation that Nature contains many of the remedies that we are looking for”. On this quest, he has studied holistic health, human development, kinesiology, education and natural sciences. The more he have learned, the more he discovered the challenges and damages of modern life on our up and coming generations – and became passionate about helping our culture to overcome them. Click here to visit Asher's website - https://liferocks.school/about/ Click here to visit our website - www.readingwithyourkids.com

Jana Hirsch's mom died from cancer when she was a little girl, so she knows all too well the feelings of pain and loss her 11-year-old daughter, Nika is enduring. Nika's dad, Rico, died from cancer last year. In this Your Stories podcast, Jana offers advice for helping children mourn and Nika shares how helping others keeps her dad's memory alive. 

TJ recaps his night at the Lakers game where he shared a suite with Rihanna. Music icon Bret Michaels joins the show in-studio to discuss his ‘Life Rocks' charity foundation's outreach initiatives, says why he (a lifelong Steelers fan) thinks Mitchell Trubisky will be “tremendous” as Pittsburgh's staring QB but says the team would also be smart to select Ole Miss QB Matt Corral (a family friend) in the NFL Draft, reveals how he knew Poison had made it big after starting out playing small venues, says why being the Banana on ‘The Masked Singer' proved to be much more challenging than expected, and takes calls from his fans dialing in from around the country Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Children mainly have little chance to discover that there is a life that exists under the surface of the soil because children are not being taught enough about soil life in schools. They are only aware of the life above the ground than underneath it. This leads to a serious lack of interest of our younger generation towards their surrounding environment. Some kids (especially the younger generation) nowadays prefer visual information instead of written information. Their form of understanding life comes through observation more than through text. But, not all hope is lost! There are ways to combat this serious issue. By educating younger generations on the importance of healthy soils, we can ensure our soils continue to be a valuable resource for generations to come.   Who is Asher Cloran? Asher Cloran is a health, nature, and education entrepreneur who leads the company Life Rocks - a science education company aimed at connecting children to the magic of nature through discovery, interactivity, science, and art. Asher educates adults on working with Nature to create a better home, classroom, and family and creates resources with his teams like illustrated books, board games, and more to help ignite a passion for Nature in the younger generations. ---------- Website: https://liferocks.com.au/ ---------- Social Media www.instagram.com/liferocks_aus www.facebook.com/LifeRocksAus     Dig Deeper Club: https://soillearningcenter.com/digdeeper See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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On this episode Jay sits down with Nika Hirsch. Nika is the youngest guest so far on the podcast, at 10 years old. But, as you'll hear, she's one of the most inspiring guests. Nika and her mom run an Instagram account, This Life Rocks, which documents all of her amazing accomplishments and kind deeds. From a young age Nika has been dealing with selective mutism, which is an anxiety disorder that's characterized by an inability to speak in certain social settings. So, it makes it all the more impressive that she could sit down with a total stranger and have this conversation. Nika uses her Instagram account to promote mental health awareness, spread kindness, and promote the various fundraising activities she's always coming up with. Throughout her fundraising, Nika has raised several thousand dollars, most of which has been donated to various cancer foundations due to her father battling with sarcoma, a rare form of cancer, twice. In addition, at the time of recording this, Nika's dad was in the hospital recovering from a brain surgery after a new cancer showed up. Because Nika has been so brave through all that she faces, and because she does so much do help raise money for cancer research, Jay reached out to Nika's mom and asked if he could set up a fundraiser with all proceeds being donated to a cancer foundation of their choosing. If you would like to get more information on this, please visit the show's Instagram page @comingintofocus, all one word and look for the post promoting this episode. And, while you're at it, go check out This Life Rocks to see all of the amazing things Nika does. Nika's Instagram: This Life RocksJay's links:InstagramFocus Therapy WebsiteFacebook Group

Daniel Robus l Owner at Life Rocks joined me over this session to discuss his Leadership journey, the purpose of having a positive outlook on life and the foundation he leads - Life Rocks. Thank you, Dan.

Nika and her mom, Jana come on Outloud to talk about their experiences with Selective Mutism, what has helped, and words of encouragement for those still struggling.  Nika also tells us about 100 Kind Deeds Day & This Life Rocks! Find her @life_rocks on instagram and https://www.facebook.com/thisliferocks/ 

In this weeks episode Logan and Michelle reflect back on 2019 and all of the highs and lows that happened that year. There was sickness and surgeries but there was also triumph and celebration. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/logan-foster/support

Nature enthusiast, holistic healer, symbiotic creature.Asher Cloran didn't have a childhood immersed in nature. Often stuck in front of a TV, with unhealthy eating habits to match, Asher suffered from a multitude of illnesses and mental health issues that consumed his happiness as a young man. And it's precisely the reason he has spent the last eight years not only transforming his own life, but also helping educate other young adults and children on the immense value of health and nature. Asher speaks so passionately and poetically about the magic of nature that it's abundantly clear the profound impact it has had on his life. Now the owner and program director of Life Rocks, a science-based education company, Asher is dedicated to teaching children and parents alike about the power of the natural world.https://www.liferocks.com.au/

Kicking off season four is my first guest, Syreeta Challinger, co founder of Moments of Sense and Style. Moments Of Sense & Style, MOSS, was conceived after life took an unexpected turn; when Syreeta and her partner Rob had their world turned upside down. The old adage rings true. A rolling stone gathers no moss. In this episode, Syreeta shares how she came to found her business with her partner Rob, her words of wisdom for other entrepreneurs, and we chat about slowing down, taking time for ourselves and how to welcome in the stillness and listen to the "sweet nothings of our souls".   Show Notes   Connect with Me Website: smallandmighty.co Instagram: instagram.com/samburgessuk Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/smallandmightybusiness Book a Power Hour to ask all your business and marketing questions: https://smallandmightyco.as.me/schedule.php   Connect with Syreeta Website: www.momentsofsenseandstyle.com Instagram: instagam.com/momentsofsenseandstyle Facebook: facebook.com/momentsofsenseandstyle Tumblr: mosslincoln.tumblr.com Links Mentioned TEDx Talk https://www.momentsofsenseandstyle.com/blogs/press/creativity-heals-tedx Emma Tattershall https://www.ladies-who-launch.com Podcast with Aimee Carlton, Life Rocks https://smallandmighty.co/s3-e9/

Welcome to Your Life Rocks podcast, part of YourLifeRocks.com online community!  I am so glad that you found us!  In this very first episode you will get to know your show host, Jenny Stemmerman, and what we are all about.  YourLifeRocks.com helps working Christian moms bring balance to their lives and clarity to the chaos around them by providing resources, tips, and more!  If this speaks to you, please subscribe so you don't miss a thing!  

In which we walk to Boston, shadow-dance with Percy, keep our high vibes, ditch the "shoulds," and party with our freedom tribe.

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In which we cuddle the cat brothers, cultivate patience, receive gold coins, play around with time, and help you help yourself.