Những podcast 180 Degrees hay nhất (2024)

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230: Carole’s Educational Journey Takes a 180 Degree Turn 29:05

28d ago29:05

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We have the pleasure of hearing Carole Joy Seid’s journey from to the early days in the homeschool movement. It is a story filled with personal resistance, unexpected realizations, and joyful transformations. From a background of liberal, progressive schooling, her perspective began to shift. Carole shares how she came to new understandings about c…

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233: Embracing Individuality in Homeschooling with Adeline Beck 27:31

7d ago27:31

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Today, Carole Joy Seid talks with recent homeschool graduate Adeline Beck about her unique educational journey. Homeschooling allowed Adeline to explore interests like gardening, healthy eating, and professional dance while learning responsibility. She reflects on the close relationships within her large family and the personalized support from her…

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232: Laying a Good Foundation for Your Homeschool 27:20

14d ago27:20

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In a continuation of Episode 231, Carole Joy Seid and Rachel Winchester discuss even more of the influential books that shaped their philosophy and formed their educational foundation. They highlight authors that discuss the development of children and their needs, and ones that address family life and how it shapes our children. Whether you are a …

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231: Influential Books That Shaped a Generation of Homeschooling Educators 23:30

21d ago23:30

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Carole Joy Seid and Rachel Winchester discuss the influential books that shaped the early homeschool movement. They discuss the key influencers with their groundbreaking books by authors like Raymond Moore, John Holt, Ruth Beechick, and Gladys Hunt. Carole shares how they significantly impacted her family life and many like her in the early years o…

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229: Bored of Education, Part 2: Embrace the Strengths of Homeschooling Wherever You Are 29:37

1M ago29:37

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A continuation of the discussion based on the song Bored of Education by Christian hip-hop artist, Propaganda. If you haven’t listened to Episode 228, go back and listen to this first. Regardless of the place of education that your family has found itself in, you can have a homeschooling mentality in nurturing your children. We discuss the importan…

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228: Bored of Education, Part 1: Real-Life Learning 15:53

1M ago15:53

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It's all too common for an education not to foster a love of learning. In this episode, using the inspiration of Christian hip-hop artist, Propaganda, J.J., Carole, and Rachel talk about breaking the one-size-fits-all box of a boring education. We explore the power of experiential learning, real-life experiences, and the joy of working alongside ch…

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227: Homeschooling in a Family with a Wide Age Gap with Rachel Reeves 28:37

2M ago28:37

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If you had the chance to re-do some of your parenting and homeschooling choices, what would you change? Our guest Rachel Reeves, having graduated her oldest child, is doing this now as they added a new baby to their family in the last couple of years. We discuss the benefits and experiences of having multiple children with a wide array of ages. Fro…

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226: Our Favorite Books: Most Recent Reads to Add to Your List 27:03

2M ago27:03

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Settle in with Rachel Winchester and Carole Joy Seid as they share their recent reading adventures. They discuss their latest book finds, whether it's the heartwarming story of "Mountain Born" or the eye-opening insights from "Theology of the Body for Beginners." From classic favorites to modern discoveries, discover the literary treasures that are…

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225: Important Scriptures to our Faith for Homeschooling and Family Life 28:57

2M ago28:57

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Today, Carole and Rachel share a few scriptures that encourage each of us not to follow the course of the world, but to learn the way of Jesus day by day. They discuss the impact of “hiding God’s Word” in your heart and the hearts of your children and share a couple of verses that give us good motivation to continue to press on, living counter-cult…

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224: Homeschooling Q&A: Spelling, Legal Protection, and Late Bloomers 20:53

2M ago20:53

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Are you wondering whether or not to use a spelling curriculum for your child? Are you unsure of what your state requires of you as a homeschooling parent? Have you worried that you may have caused permanent damage by starting your homeschooling journey late or by using too much screen time? Rachel and Carole respond to listener questions in this ep…

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223: Finding Rest in God and Nurturing Our Children's Faith 29:53

3M ago29:53

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The job of raising children is hard and requires strength and wisdom far beyond what we can muster up in and of ourselves. Thankfully, the Bible has a lot to say to us in our weakness and need for wisdom. Carole and Rachel share practical ways that she encourages families to immerse themselves in the God’s Word to grow in faith and peace. They disc…

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222: Setting Realistic Expectations for Your Homeschool Year 25:30

3M ago25:30

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How do you set realistic expectations for the school year? In this episode, Rachel Winchester and J. J. Seid discuss the common struggle parents face in balancing the desire to provide a robust education for their children without overwhelming themselves and their kids. They talk about creating a flexible and sustainable plan, focusing on cultivati…

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221: Deschooling: Breaking Free of the School-at-Home Model 20:48

3M ago20:48

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Are you considering bringing your child home from traditional school? Deschooling is the first thing we suggest you do! In this episode, we discuss what deschooling is and encourage you to break free from the "school at home" model. Give your kids the freedom to explore their interests under parental guidance. Carole shares her expertise, encouragi…

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220: Unschooling, Co-ops, and Community Q&A 20:33

3M ago20:33

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Today, Rachel and Carol respond to listener questions about unschooling, co-ops, and community in homeschooling. Carol clarifies the differences between her approach and unschooling, emphasizing the importance of balance and parental involvement in their method. She also shares her thoughts on co-ops, providing valuable insights on how to leverage …

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219: Creating Restful Rhythms for Homeschooling Families With A Sabbath 28:48

3M ago28:48

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Carole Joy Seid and Rachel Winchester dive into the topic of restful rhythms for homeschooling families. They discuss the significance of Sabbath as a gift and a blessing, and how it can provide much-needed rest in the midst of the busyness of daily life. Carole and Rachel share practical tips and examples of how different families observe Sabbath.…

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218: Getting on the Same Page: Navigating Educational Decisions with Your Spouse 25:14

4M ago25:14

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Rachel Winchester and JJ Seid tackle the topic of getting on the same page with your spouse when it comes to homeschooling. They share practical insights and strategies for navigating the challenges of conveying the benefits of homeschooling to a reluctant spouse. Throughout the episode, they emphasize the importance of understanding each other's p…

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217: Simplify Food Prep with Batch Cooking 22:22

4M ago22:22

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Discover how batch cooking can help you save time, money, and stress in the kitchen, and how it allows you to enjoy nutritionally dense meals without the daily hassle of cooking. In this episode, Laura Tabbut, a batch-cooking genius, explains the art of simplifying food prep for families. From planning and shopping to cooking and freezing meals, La…

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216: Homeschooling High Schoolers: Building a Biblical Worldview for Life 23:30

4M ago23:30

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Are you homeschooling a high schooler or planning to? In this episode, we delve into the “golden years” of homeschooling, exploring the crucial role of parents in shaping your children's education during this impactful stage. We talk about the importance of keeping your teenagers close during this pivotal stage, maintain hands-on discipleship and i…

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215: Homeschooling Middle Schoolers: Our Philosophy on Growing Independent Learners 25:37

4M ago25:37

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As we continue our journey through the various stages of a child's education, we wanted to take a closer look at a crucial phase of homeschooling: middle school. Homeschooling middle schoolers is a topic we are often asked about as parents wonder how to approach these years. This transitional period between childhood and adolescence can be daunting…

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214: Homeschooling Elementary-Aged Children: A Better Late than Early Philosophy of Education 22:34

5M ago22:34

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Today, we explore homeschooling elementary-aged children. Oftentimes, parents begin to add pressure on children with formal academics before it is actually developmentally appropriate. In this episode, Carole Joy Seid and Rachel Winchester discuss how to ease the pressure of formal academics when homeschooling elementary-aged children. These years …

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213: Homeschooling Preschool-Aged Children: Our Philosophy of Education 22:37

5M ago22:37

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Have you wondered what the best approach to educating your preschooler is? In this episode we delve into the crucial preschool years and the essential aspects that lay the foundation for educational success. Rachel and Carole emphasize the importance of viewing preschool as a time for bonding, laying the foundation for future success, and fostering…

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212: Homeschool Made Simple Educational Philosophy in a Nutshell 22:46

5M ago22:46

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Are you looking to understand the Homeschool Made Simple method in a nutshell? In this episode, we explore the research-based, interest-led, and literature-rich approach to homeschooling. Learn how to create a customized curriculum that fits your family's unique needs. Embrace a holistic view of education that nurtures warm, loving homes and allows…

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EP #79: Hydration Hacks for Healing Binge Eating 27:40

5M ago27:40

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What does a shimmering pool on a hot desert plain have to do with you and binge eating? Keep listening! Welcome to The Done Bingeing Podcast. This is the place to hear about how you can pair the emerging brain science about why you binge with powerful life coaching to help you stop. If you want to explore an evidence-based, non-clinical approach to…

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211: Classic Films for Family Movie Nights 22:24

5M ago22:24

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Are you looking to enrich your family’s movie nights with classic films? Join us for a fabulous list of timeless cinematic masterpieces that captivate, educate, and inspire your children. Carole Joy Seid shares her “must-see” list of classic films. From the captivating storytelling of legendary director Frank Capra to the timeless appeal of films l…

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210: Celebrating the Magic of Lois Lenski's Stories in Children's Literature 13:02

6M ago13:02

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There are fabulous books whose characters come alive for our children, and in essence, become their best friends. Carole’s favorite illustrator and author, Lois Lenski is one of the most important in children’s literature! In this episode from the archives, Carole share the delight that is in Lois Lenski’s books. RESOURCES Shop for Lois Lenski book…

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S5 Ep23: Does Ireland really care about the climate? 34:48

6M ago34:48

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The evidence is clear. Climate change is happening. We need to pick up the pace and take further action to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions before it’s too late. In January this year, the EPA launched Ireland's Climate Change Assessment report (ICCA). The report provides a comprehensive assessment of our understanding of climate change in Irelan…

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209: The Best Books for Children 31:50

6M ago31:50

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In this episode from our archive, Carole Joy Seid shares the best children’s books to build your home library. Many families have asked Carole to help them find out how to systematically build a library of books they actually want to keep. The books she shares in this episode are from her own bookshelves, and they are the ones you don't want to let…

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S5 Ep22: Mini-Episode | Local Communities Leading Ireland’s Energy Revolution - Your Questions Answered 4:49

6M ago4:49

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In this episode of 180 Degrees we zoom in on the growing number of ‘Sustainable Energy Community' groups across the country, who are working towards reducing their energy use and greenhouse gas emissions, and making their communities more sustainable. 180 Degrees Season 5 host Sinead Ryan is joined in the studio with Ruth Buggie of SEAI, Ger O'Hall…

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208: Bringing Peace to Your Homeschool Experience | The Story of Connie and Her Daughter, Ashley 22:17

6M ago22:17

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Are you looking for peace in homeschooling? Quieting the voices, listening to the research, and following a plan that works for your family is the path to peace in homeschooling. Another way to gain peace is by hearing the stories of those who have gone before us. Learning from the experiences of others is one of the great benefits of homeschooling…

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EP #78: 9 steps to finding calm when you’re craving a binge 31:40

6M ago31:40

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“How do I deal with the urge to binge?” It’s one of the most common questions I get asked. The experience of the urge can be incredibly tough, scary even. But you’re not alone in this. I’ve put together this episode with nine actionable steps to help you navigate those moments when the urge to binge eat feels overwhelming. In episode 78, I share ni…

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S5 Ep21: Local Communities Leading Ireland’s Energy Revolution 36:02

6M ago36:02

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In recent years, we are seeing more community groups coming together to take climate action in their local areas. Tackling everything from recycling and biodiversity, to renewable energy projects, ambitious and important climate work is happening locally, and forming the backbone of what it means to be part of an Irish community. In this episode of…

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207: Connecting with Your Kids through Nature with Greta Eskridge 27:03

6M ago27:03

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In this episode Carole Joy Seid is joined by Greta Eskridge, a homeschooling mom of four and author of two books, "Adventuring Together" and "100 Days of Adventure." Greta shares her personal experiences of how spending time in nature has transformed her relationship with her children, her faith, and her family as a whole. They discuss the impact o…

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S5 Ep20: Mini-Episode | Turbines talking to Toasters through Smart Grids and Smart Networks - Your Questions Answered 5:13

6M ago5:13

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In this mini-episode, we enter the realm of Smart Grids and Smart Networks: a technological landscape where the smart grid, an advanced electricity network, facilitates seamless communication between electricity generators and users. Picture this: wind turbines engaging in a sophisticated dialogue with everyday appliances, turning your home into a …

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206: Top Movies for Family Movie Night 23:05

7M ago23:05

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Are you looking for some great movie recommendations for your family's next movie night? Look no further! Carole Joy Seid shares a treasure trove of timeless and fun movie suggestions for family movie nights, catering to all age groups from young children to teens. Carole talks about the importance of choosing movies that are not only entertaining …

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S5 Ep19: Turbines talking to Toasters through Smart Grids and Smart Networks 31:42

7M ago31:42

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We've heard of ‘smart products’ for our homes and the concept of the ‘Internet of Things’ - where our home appliances and apps can communicate to find the right product or play the ideal music in our living rooms – but are we soon going to have the same options for our home energy use? Enter the realm of Smart Grids and Smart Networks: a technologi…

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205: What's on Carole's Nightstand - Church History for Children, Inspiring True Story Picture Books, & More 23:38

7M ago23:38

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Do you ever wonder what's on Carole's nightstand? In this episode, Carole Joy Seid shares a wealth of book recommendations for building your family library, including Church History resources, American History books, and a collection of captivating picture books. She highlights the children’s church history books by Luke H Davis, a comprehensive bo…

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S5 Ep18: Mini-Episode | Going Green is the next step for Irish Businesses - Your Questions Answered 7:40

7M ago7:40

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In this mini-episode, Fergus Sharkey of SEAI and Tina Dowling, CEO at 'The Watershed' sport and leisure centre in Kilkenny, answer questions on how SEAI is supporting businesses to decarbonise and save on energy costs and what choices Tina made to start the The Watershed's energy journey.Bởi 180 Degrees

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204: Two Teens' Wilderness Experience at Coldwater Foundation 23:12

7M ago23:12

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If you want to raise spiritually deep, physically strong, and relationally connected kids, this episode is for you. In this episode, we’re hearing from two teens who went to Coldwater over the last two summers. Thomas and Caroline frykman share their experience and how they benefited from their time at Coldwater. *As of February 2024, Coldwater sti…

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S5 Ep17: Going Green is the next step for Irish Businesses 29:52

7M ago29:52

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In this episode we discuss how SEAI is supporting businesses to decarbonise and save on energy costs with Fergus Sharkey of SEAI and Tina Dowling, CEO at the Watershed, home of sport and Leisure in Kilkenny. The Watershed, who provide a host of indoor and outdoor sporting facilities and swimming, were finalists in the SME category at the SEAI Energ…

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203: Giving Kids Transformative Outdoor Experiences with Coldwater Foundation 28:13

7M ago28:13

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As parents we often wonder how to best prepare our kids for real life. They won’t always be under our roof, so how do give them the tools and courage they need to go out into the world in strength? One of the keys ways we have seen kids develop incredible fortitude and spiritual depth is through outdoor experiences. Our friends at the Coldwater Fou…

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S5 Ep16: Mini-Episode | Do Data Centres align with Ireland’s Climate Goals? - Your Questions Answered 4:48

7M ago4:48

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Data centres are adding more demand onto Ireland’s electrical grid, but can our grid keep up with the scale of the demand, or do we need to add more capacity? In this mini-episode we discuss how increased demand on our data centres impacts Ireland's climate targets. Can we reach our 2030 goals while increasing capacity, and what does that mean for …

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202: How to Naturally Share Your Faith with Dr. Jerry Root 32:35

7M ago32:35

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Have you ever considered how a simple conversation could ignite a journey of faith and transformation? In this episode, Carole talks with Dr. Jerry Root on the topic of evangelism. Dr. Jerry Root shares his early days of faith-sharing, the unavoidable mistakes made along the way, and the profound realization that love and forgiveness are at the cor…

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S5 Ep15: Do Data Centres align with Ireland’s Climate Goals? 27:20

8M ago27:20

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Saving to the ‘cloud’ frees up storage on our devices, but despite the name, our data doesn’t disappear into the sky, it’s stored in a data centre. Data centres are adding more demand onto Ireland’s electrical grid, but can our grid keep up with the scale of the demand, or do we need to add more capacity? In this episode we discuss how increased de…

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201: History Can Be Fun! 28:32

8M ago28:32

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Does history have to be stuffy and staunch or could it actually be enjoyable?! We are revisiting an episode from earlier in the podcast, because everyone needs to be freshly inspired to enjoy homeschooling! Laura Baker, a veteran homeschool mom, shares how the literature she read with her two kids sparked their creativity and brought history to lif…

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S5 Ep14: Mini-Episode | District Heating - learning from our neighbours - Your Questions Answered 3:19

8M ago3:19

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District Heating currently delivers 9% of Europe's total heating demands. So how does it work and how can it be developed in Ireland? In this mini-episode we answer your questions on District Heating.Bởi 180 Degrees

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200: The Magic of Boredom, Nature, and Work with J.J. Seid 39:04

8M ago39:04

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In our milestone 200th episode, Carole Joy Seid is joined by her son, J.J. Seid. They talk about how they'd answer the question "Why homeschool?" In this episode, you'll hear: why homeschooling is a good idea the place of reading and boredom in homeschooling the joy of outdoor exploration teaching children the importance of nature why work is essen…

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S5 Ep13: District Heating – learning from our neighbours 30:00

8M ago30:00

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One of the oldest methods of heating buildings, District Heating has played a key role in making cities like Denmark and Copenhagen some of the most sustainable in the world, while also lowering costs for customers. District heating currently delivers 9% of Europe's total heating demands. So how does it work and how can it be developed in Ireland? …

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199: What's on Carole's Nightstand - WWII, Immigrant Experiences, & More 25:48

8M ago25:48

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Do you ever wonder what's on Carole's nightstand?! In this episode, Carole shares what she's been reading lately which includes a lot of WWII, immigrant experiences, and more. RESOURCES Looking for a book mentioned in this episode? Find the full list on our website. Listen to more nightstand episodes here. Hear more about Lois Lenski in episode 153…

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S5 Ep12: Mini-Episode | The Potential of Renewable Energy in Ireland - Your Questions Answered 8:20

8M ago8:20

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Renewable energy projects are key to helping Ireland reach net-zero. In this episode, we explore how we can make the most of our natural resources, like wind, sea and sun to create our own energy in Ireland. Discover how we can reduce our dependence on imported fossil fuels and learn about the government's investments in this critical transition.…

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198: Family-Friendly Movies Based on Great Books 37:14

8M ago37:14

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A lot of families are looking for great movies when they have that time set apart for a family movie night. You might not be aware of some of the beautiful films that will imprint your children with the very best stories! In this episode, Carole shares 19 family-friendly movies based on great books. Your family is going to love these! Have a idea o…

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