Les meilleurs podcasts Michael Acker (2024)

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Jenny Andersson: The Power of place 50:35

9d ago50:35

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How might our stories be as unique as the place from which they unfold? In this episode, I speak with Jenny Andersson. Jenny is the founder of The Really Regenerative Centre. She works as a strategist, facilitator and educator, supporting organizations and communities to create visions for the future they want – together – and to find the energy, w…

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Ronald Barnett, Ph.D: Higher education is found in criticality, not university 37:04

1M ago37:04

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How might we re-think higher education to be about our ability to discern the world and take action, not the diplomas we receive? I speak with Ronald Barnett. Ron has spent a lifetime in higher education as a scholar, institutional leader and manager, researcher, and writer. He is recognized as having introduced and developed the philosophy of high…

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Jennifer D. Klein and Jill Ackers-Clayton: Re-Wilding learning, teaching, and spaces 54:07

1M ago54:07

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How might we create the conditions and spaces for learning to be wild? Or maybe we need to un-create them for wildness? I speak to Jennifer D. Klein and Jill Ackers-Clayton. Jennifer has a broad background in global education and global partnership development, student-centered curricular strategies, diversity and inclusivity work, authentic assess…

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Kevin Bartlett: It is the Why that matters 59:16

2M ago59:16

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How might we come together around a WHY rather than a HOW? Might the HOW sort itself out if we share purpose? In this episode, I speak with Kevin Bartlett. Kevin is the Founder of the Common Ground Collaborative. He has held leadership positions in the UK, Tanzania, Namibia, Austria, and Belgium, where he was most recently Director of the Internati…

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Darren Coxon: AI and the possibile futures 51:56

2M ago51:56

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How might AI create both utopian and dystopian futures all at the same time? What does this mean for education and for learning? In this episode, I speak with Darren Coxon. Darren is Founder of CoxonAI, a worldwide strategic advisory specialising in K-12 AI implementation. An educator for 25 years, Darren has most recently managed the operation of …

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David Penberg, Ph.D.: Telling different stories of learning 41:54

2M ago41:54

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How might we free ourselves from the bondage of data to tell different stories of learning? In this episode, I speak with David Penberg, Ph.D. David is an urban and international educator, teacher and writer with 40 years of experience. His work is place-based and intergenerational. He supports communities seeking to become more vital, joyous and i…

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Michael Bunce: The landscape and weather of learning 59:32

3M ago59:32

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How might learning be flow between structure and emergence? How might we measure impact quantitatively and qualitatively? In this episode, I speak with Michael Bunce. Michael is an educator, researcher, and interdisciplinary sound artist, with wide-ranging international experience across education and the arts. As an educational researcher, he spec…

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Eri Mountbatten-O'Malley, Ph.D.: Flourishing is a dynamic process 49:19

3M ago49:19

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What might flourishing look like as collective and individual experiences entangled in environment? Eri Mountbatten-O'Malley is a Senior lecturer in education policy at Bath Spa University and is also a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. His research is philosophical in nature and helps us to better understand social problems and social resear…

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Cindy Forde: Storytelling to inspire the possible 44:44

4M ago44:44

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How might we tell new stories open up our imagination to what is possible? In this episode, I speak with Cindy Forde. Cindy’s career has been dedicated to transforming how we understand and act as human beings towards Earth. She works globally with leaders across sectors in education, communication and sustainability including University of Cambrid…

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Rūta Žemčugovaitė: Remembering our relationality 48:59

6M ago48:59

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How might we transform our relationality with the world, as the world, especially the non-human world? In this episode, I speak with Rūta Žemčugovaitė. Rūta is a writer, artist, and researcher, working with mycelium for regenerative futures. With a background in Psychology, she learned to facilitate trauma healing and shadow work in Costa Rica and …

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Luis Alberto Camargo: If you have a deep question, ask the forest 54:28

6M ago54:28

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What might happen when the landscape is our place of learning? In this episode, I speak with Luis Alberto Camargo. Luis was named the 2023 Richard Louv Prize recipient, in recognition of his life’s work, which has impacted 130,000 children and youth across Colombia. Luis is Founder and Executive Director of Organización para la Educación y Protecci…

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Gil Friend: Learning and investing as if we belonged to the natural world 54:12

6M ago54:12

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What might it be like if we approached education and business as if we belonged to the living world? In this conversation, I speak with Gil Friend. Gil, a systems ecologist and business strategist, is widely considered a founder of the sustainable business movement. He is noted for inspiring, challenging, and supporting business, policy, and invest…

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Will Richardson: Stories told from the future 47:44

7M ago47:44

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How might the stories we tell about the future help us bring about the futures we want? In this episode, I speak with Will Richardson. Will was a guest on the podcast a couple of years ago, and it's fascinating to notice how he his thinking has both shifted and stayed strong. A former public school educator of 22 years, Will has spent the last 18 y…

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Cordell Jacks: Regenerative capital as net positive systemic change 42:11

7M ago42:11

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How can capital contribute to the (non-monetary) wealth of the entire ecosystem? In this episode, I speak with Cordell Jacks. Cordell is the Co-founder and CEO of Regenerative Capital Group, a Canadian-based fund and accelerator that trains entrepreneurs in an 'alternative' entrepreneurial career path through ETA (entrepreneurship through acquisiti…

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Denise DeLuca: Approaching life from Nature's paradigm 59:10

8M ago59:10

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How might we approach life from Nature's paradigm rather than from the dominant paradigm? In this episode, I speak with Denise DeLuca. Denise is the founder of Wild Hazel. She is an adjunct faculty and the former Director of MCAD’s Sustainable Design program. She was co-founder of BCI: Biomimicry Creative for Innovation, a network of creative profe…

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Stefan Bauschard: AI will transform the kind of educators we are 1:06:20

9M ago1:06:20

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In this episode, I speak with Stefan Bauschard. Stefan is the Co-founder of educating4ai.com; the Owner of DebateUS.org, the Executive Co-Director of the New York City Urban Debate League and the Debate Coach @ Lakeland Schools. He is also the author of several substance articles that have received a tremendous amount of attention in the way they c…

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Russell John Cailey: Learning is a nimble, collective and contextual experience 46:12

10M ago46:12

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How might curriculum emerge from specific time and place? In this episode, I speak with Russell John Cailey. Russell is the Managing Director and visionary behind THINK Learning Studio (TLS), which is associated with Think Global School, one of the first traveling high schools. He aims to revolutionize the education industry. Honoured as a Top 100 …

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Sahana Chattopadhyay: Wayfinders dare to dream differently 53:01

10M ago53:01

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How do we find the courage to move beyond the single story? In this episode, I speak with Sahana Chattopadhyay. Sahana is a Writer, Speaker, Synthesizer, and Transition Catalyst. Through her work, she researches and explores different pathways to civilizational transition towards life-sustaining and decolonial future(s), and counter-hegemonic narra…

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Fabienne Vailes: We are all unique ecosystems in the garden called life 46:26

10M ago46:26

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In this episode, I speak with Fabienne Vailes. Fabienne is the host of the Flourishing Education podcast. She is the author of two books: The Flourishing Student in its 2nd edition (aimed at tutors) and another one co-authored Dr. Dominique Thompson called How to Grow a Grown up (aimed at parents). As an educational expert with over 20 years’ exper…

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Paula DiPerna: Pricing The Priceless 44:20

11M ago44:20

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In this episode, I speak with Paula DiPerna. Paula is a strategic advisor and consultant, who draws upon a diverse leadership background, having served as the president of the Chicago Climate Exchange International, which pioneered global emissions trading, as well as the president of the Joyce Foundation, a leading US private philanthropy. Prior t…

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Alexandra Pimor: Nature governance 59:14

11M ago59:14

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In this episode, I speak with Alexandra Pimor. Alexandra leads on the Nature On The Board project, a pioneering endeavour to expand the scope of Rights of Nature across legal systems, corporate boards, and any decision-making body to foster a global Nature/Earth-based governance praxis. A published scholar with over 20 years’ experience in pedagogi…

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Lennart Hennig (Part II): From neurodiversity to biodiversity 57:15

11M ago57:15

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How can neurodiversity (and ADHD in particular) allow us to cultivate and become attuned to the potential for creativity, courage, connection, and compassion—the ecological 4Cs? In this episode of the Coconut Thinking podcast, I speak with Lennart Hennig. This is part II of our conversation a few weeks ago. Lennart is a founder, teacher, and facili…

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Amy Milliron: Learning through fearless regenerative farming 50:58

12M ago50:58

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How might we create regenerative learning experiences through healthy soils? Founder of Fearless Farmers, Amy Milliron creates online and onsite regenerative farming curricula for kids of all ages. Amy advocates for regenerative agriculture as a path to reverse climate change, heal the soil and improve health. She also works to promote regenerative…

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Michelle Holliday: Thrivability 42:35

1y ago42:35

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How might we embrace complexity to open more to life? In this episode, I speak with Michelle Holliday. Michelle is a consultant, facilitator, author and researcher. Her work centers around “thrivability” — a set of perspectives and practices based on a view of organizations and communities as dynamic, self-organizing living systems. Her research, p…

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Lennart Hennig: The re-indiginization of culture 59:32

1y ago59:32

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What would it take for us to embrace decay as means to creating new life? In this episode of the Coconut Thinking podcast, I speak with Lennart Hennig. Lennart is a founder, teacher, and facilitator. He explores the edges of individual and collective development through the angles of consciousness, embodiment, safety, trauma, metaphysics, philosoph…

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Jenny Andersson: The Power of place 50:35

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Ronald Barnett, Ph.D: Higher education is found in criticality, not university 37:04

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Jennifer D. Klein and Jill Ackers-Clayton: Re-Wilding learning, teaching, and spaces 54:07

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Kevin Bartlett: It is the Why that matters 59:16

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Darren Coxon: AI and the possibile futures 51:56

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David Penberg, Ph.D.: Telling different stories of learning 41:54

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Michael Bunce: The landscape and weather of learning 59:32

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Eri Mountbatten-O'Malley, Ph.D.: Flourishing is a dynamic process 49:19

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Cindy Forde: Storytelling to inspire the possible 44:44

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Rūta Žemčugovaitė: Remembering our relationality 48:59

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Luis Alberto Camargo: If you have a deep question, ask the forest 54:28

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Gil Friend: Learning and investing as if we belonged to the natural world 54:12

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Will Richardson: Stories told from the future 47:44

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Cordell Jacks: Regenerative capital as net positive systemic change 42:11

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Denise DeLuca: Approaching life from Nature's paradigm 59:10

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Stefan Bauschard: AI will transform the kind of educators we are 1:06:20

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Russell John Cailey: Learning is a nimble, collective and contextual experience 46:12

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Sahana Chattopadhyay: Wayfinders dare to dream differently 53:01

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Fabienne Vailes: We are all unique ecosystems in the garden called life 46:26

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Paula DiPerna: Pricing The Priceless 44:20

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Alexandra Pimor: Nature governance 59:14

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Lennart Hennig (Part II): From neurodiversity to biodiversity 57:15

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Amy Milliron: Learning through fearless regenerative farming 50:58

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Michelle Holliday: Thrivability 42:35

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Lennart Hennig: The re-indiginization of culture 59:32

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