Jennifer Brokosky interviewed me about the idea of learning out loud. We used Google On Air, which works amazingly well. I also ripped the mp4 and created a podcast. You can subscribe to the audio via itunes if that works better for you.      Listen...

We are now in our 8th year of podcasting. I could be totally wrong but I'm going to declare us as the longest running educational group podcast on the planet. If I'm wrong leave a comment and I'll retract. We had a relatively quick conversation with Rob as Alec and I were in the same room planning for our workshop the following day.  Here's some...

I'm not sure I'll keep double posting these here but have a listen if you like. For now, it's a way to publish to itunes as well. I do have an itunes podcast link if you'd like to subscribe but all the fancy prize winnings and such would go on the Discovery site.  Listen...

I have a heart for podcasting. Steve Dembo and Bud Hunt captured by attention way back when as they casually recorded themselves as they drove home from work. I loved the raw, authentic, casual nature of those recordings.  ​So Steve and I have talked about doing stuff with Discovery and we both share the philosophy of "just do it". So here's...

If you want your brain to hurt you might want to listen. If not, go find another way to spend an hour.    Zac Chase and I talk about learning. I don't know if that sounds boring to you but Zac makes me think and challenges me about my learning project and some of the things rummaging around his brain.  Listen...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/robwall/2802347892   Yesterday  I mused on twitter about how people made their first connection online.  Reminiscing about how I first made connections with certain people forces me to think about how and why we find people a part of our lives. I'm not talking about loose ties here but more about people that you...