Heather is getting tired of hearing about Universal PreK, but she invited Dan and Richard to share their thoughts anyway.

Lydia Bowers provides education and consulting on early childhood sexual health topics, and she joins the show to talk about her new children’s book “We Listen to Our Bodies.”

We’ve noticed an increase in online talk about “bullying” in early childhood programs, and we don’t think that’s possible.

Dan Hodgins, Mike Huber and Heather use the article “Rough and Tumble Play: A Way to Tackle Socially Constructed Norms” by Nick Terrones as a starting point for this conversation

Dan Hodgins and Heather wonder if there aren’t more authentic, appropriate ways to plant the seeds of responsibility and community than job charts in early childhood classrooms

TECN Study Hall brings Carol Garbodan Murray, Lisa Murphy, Emma Tempest, Lizz Nolasco, Richard Cohen and Heather together to talk spiritual development.

TECN Study Hall is back! Heather is joined by Richard Cohen, Lisa Murphy, Lizz Nolasco and Carol Garbodan Murray for a panel discussion of the article “Beyond the Investment Narrative” by Peter Moss.

Heather talks to author Carol Garbodan Murray and Lunch Room Supervisor Extraordinaire Melissa Luebbe about pushing the care revolution UP into elementary schools.

Early childhood consultant and author Rae Pica joins Heather to discuss her blog post, “What if We Took Control of our 2021?”

It’s the 200th episode! Wow! Tune in for Lisa Murphy, Dan Hodgins, Richard Cohen, Bethany Corrie join Heather to talk about ditching theme planning. Pajamas were worn. Wine was drunk. Themes were…well, tune in to find out.

Sam Balch joins Heather to discuss her experiences with, and recommendations for, working with children who have or are experiencing homelessness.

Mike Huber listened to the episode with occupational therapist Greg Santucci, and has some follow up questions for Heather