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Hosted by Radagast Brown · EN-US · 32 episodes
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Radagast Brown hosts Reconnect NCHS Class of 1984, a society show with 32 episodes published.
Working with 600 kids a year in social emotional learning seems like one of those cat herding exercises, but Lynne did that too. Along the way, we explore benign neglect and debate when Nicolas Cage most resembled a pupp
This is repost of a conversation from last year. Lana has a reading of her new book The Autobiography Of H. Lan Tao Lam at Women & Children First in Chicago on November 6 . In this episode, Lana and I compare notes about
Cycling through names, towns, and athletic shoes, Andy continues to move through life. We talk about his bonding experiences with a scientist father (I knew it was someone! sorry Brenda), the trauma of show and tell, and
Amanda and I talk about Art and the Zen of Rigid Heddle Loom Maintenance. Along the way we get in some thoughts about travel, family, and the way we work. Being hopelessly out of my competence zone has never stopped me f
Brenda triggers my deep feelings of inadequacy. And I lash back by ridiculing her taste in men. Okay, maybe it was not quite as dramatic as that, but you must admit that you are intrigued enough to press play.
I used to think that Andy was a nice guy. Then I learned that he locked his kids out of the house! Shocked as I was? Then I guess you will just need to listen to the whole episode for the details.
Whatever happened to Eve? Well you will just need to listen to find out. Spoiler alert; she is doing good. Everyone has a story to share, and sharing can make us stronger. Does that sound like a Nike ad or an inspiration
Talking with Kathy is a little bit like playing pinball when the two bonus balls drop. We covered a lot of ground and she painted a lot of ceilings. When can we talk to you?
Leslie overcomes her technophobe ways to describe her journey as another link in her family's saga. Feel the terror in my voice when I realize she doesn't watch TV. We are just genes overlaid with experiences, but it is
Erika and I talk about walking away and the perfect cocktail. In my search for a side hustle, she crossed dog courier off the list. Every family has its own challenges, and this conversation is a good reminder to make yo
Joe Imherr tells about his love, basketball and dog life. I think they all bled together, but I was too busy eating Twinkies to notice. Everyone has a story and while there are some nibbles, nothing is on the calendar. S
We talk creativity, the good life, and wash sales. Diana has pivoted her way through different roles as she navigates through this life. And listen to her voice here too! https://open.spotify.com/track/4BQVdWI7gV9vuiyEgm
Mindy has touched more animals in more places, lived in more countries and more houses, and celebrated more holidays than the average bear. Equipment issues allowed my inner David Sedaris to vocalize too. At this point t
Shauna and I commiserate over home, agency, the seven deadly sins and Gilligan's Island. We made a lot of connections, so can we talk to you? Meanwhile, check out http://luggagelady.net
Sarah sits down with Rhea Stephen and me to retrace our long strange trip from Elmwood to Lincoln and NCHS. Why did "those people" go to Madison? What was the process that made Sarah pivot? I am not sure if Sarah and I a
Sue guides us through Florida and her mother's floor. Along the way, she dispenses movie recommendations too. She is definitely a curator, but I am too messy to really appreciate it.
Jenna (Burd) Valaika, Joan (Stock) Drury, Tracy Doerzaph Lloyd, and I relive the technological wonder of call waiting. They have worked to keep a friendship going over the decades and distances, and now you can eavesdrop
Dave DeAtley shared his Veterans Day with me, and I learned a lot. Even though he lives in a very different world, I hope you can see some common themes that run through all of us. When can we tell your story?
In the procedural of life, Kurt says he stayed in the background, but there is a story here too! Once the youngest, always the youngest. When can we tell your story?
We wrap up this series with a twofer. Chris Nicarico and Julie Havel did not travel far to find their homes, but it has been a complicated journey. Tiny little towels and butane curlers helped, but what really got us by
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Reconnect NCHS Class of 1984 is hosted by Radagast Brown. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 32 episodes.
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