Join our hosts Michelle Markesteyn with Oregon State University, and Rick Sherman of Oregon Department of Education as they explore what it means to bring local food into the school cafeteria, and teach kids about where their food comes from. UPDATE: We're updating a few things as we continue to grow, our infrastructure has to grow as well. We will have a new website to host all of our show notes, contact information and more. Google "farm to school podcast OSU" to get to our hosting site th ...
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Based loosely on 2 friends High School Cafeteria & how a DJ at lunchtime was the best thing cookin’. We all have a story-follow our journey from high school to motherhood through adulthood. Everything happens for a reason & maybe we can change each other’s lives 1 episode at a time.
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A showcase for fresh insights that are making a difference, and progressive solutions that really work. Peer leaders from across the nation share their stories about fighting hunger, coping with regulation, and meeting sustainability goals. About winning kids over and changing lives with creative menus packed with fresh whole food. Need help keeping up with emerging school nutrition policy, legislation, and research? We’ve got that covered, too. From the Heritage Radio Network.
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Hosted by Adrien Valencia and Mark Jones. The Dont Say That podcast touches on numerous subjects. New or old, viral or not. Listen to us talk about our boring daily lives as a dispensary deliver driver and a school cafeteria worker.
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We love to share our thoughts about school, books, and life with others!
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Consol’s official voice of the people - Mr. Adam Ruiz is here with co-host Jackson Bobbitt to bring you the hard hitting truth on everything Consolidated. Best Insta spots, best meals in the cafeteria, school ghost stories? All that and more on EACH episode of the Ruiz Roundup!
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New York City is home to the nation’s most segregated school system, a fact that surprises those who think of the Big Apple as a progressive beacon. Deep inequities exist at every level of the NYC school system. We think more people should know about them and push to fix them. That's why, each semester, we bring together a team of high school interns from across the school system to tell important stories from the perspective of the real experts: students. Miseducation is a program of The Be ...
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Students at 31X talk about life at school and share their thoughts and opinions on different topics.
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Eat well. Change your world. That's the motto at the Dr. Yum Project. Join us as Dr. Yum gets the dish from medical, culinary and parenting experts who are making the connection between food and health in innovative ways.
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We are an occupational therapy (OT) podcast striving to narrow the research gap and help practitioners translate research into practice as simply as possible. We are shifting perspectives in OT research and practice from what happened, to how to make good things happen. We tell stories, portray OT culture, and identify principles for practitioners to improve the health outcomes of their clients.
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Hello and welcome I will be talking about random stuff about me and other stuff I will also be joined by my friends some times
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Inspiring conversations with our San Francisco Bay Area neighbors, as they act on home, work, school, community, or policy levels to put real climate solutions into action. Both educational and inspirational, each 15-minute episode supports everyone, everywhere, in becoming a climate champion. Let's shift to the 21st-century 'new normal' of climate-friendly living! The Everyday Climate Champions podcast is produced by the Climate Reality Project - Bay Area Chapter. Transcripts always include ...
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This is a collection of Bob Dye's timeless messages recorded between 1987 and 2004. Bob Dye was an active member and Deacon/Elder of Noelridge Park Church since he and his wife Coral moved to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in 1970. Bob L. Dye was born on March 15, 1937 in Gowanda, a small town in rural western New York State. He was the third child of Ralph and Marian Scott Dye. Bob grew up on a dairy farm on Dye Road in South Dayton, NY. A devoted Christian, Bob graduated from Roberts Wesleyan College ...
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We would love to hear from you! Send us a message. Join Rick as he travels "on assignment" to Summerlin, Nevada to interview two groups of elementary students who participated in the "World's Largest Student Farmer's Market," sponsored by Green Our Planet. We would love to hear from you! Send us a message. Show notes and much more will be available…
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Ep. 2: The Lion King, Student vs. Staff Basketball Game, and a New Cafeteria
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Students and Ms. Johnson discuss the recent school production of The Lion King. They debate the fairness of a staff vs. student basketball game and review the school’s new cafeteria.By New York Edge
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Mr. Paterson, social studies teacher, helps a student think through a cool new slime shop business.By New York Edge
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Check out this amazing, adventurous podcast and hear students interview their teachers about how to start a small business, plus a review of The Lion King production at school, and what’s up with the new cafeteria? See you later! ¡Hasta luego!By New York Edge
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What's the Buzz in School Gardens (Part 2)?
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We would love to hear from you! Send us a message. Join us for part two of our discussion about bees and pollinators in the school garden with Associate Professor Andony Melanthpoulos with Oregon State University. Show notes and much more will be available later this week on our new hosting Site: https://extension.oregonstate.edu/podcast/farm-schoo…
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What's the Buzz in School Gardens (Part 1)?
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We would love to hear from you! Send us a message. Join us as for a fascinating interview of one of the worlds foremost authorities on bees and pollination - Andony Melanthopoulos with Oregon State University.. and how bees fit into the world of school gardens! This is part one of a two-part series. Show notes and much more will be available later …
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While protests over the Israel-Hamas war have gripped New York City college campuses, we look at how high schoolers have reacted — and the student freedom of speech issues being raised. P.S. Weekly reporter Dorothy Ha speaks to Orlena Fella, whose high school was uniquely impacted by recent protests at City College. Then, Dorothy heads over to the …
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What happens when a teen wants therapy but their parents are unsure? Is NYC’s bold initiative to offer free virtual therapy to teens working? Tune in to find out. News Bulletin — Chalkbeat's Amy Zimmer breaks down top education stories from the past week. (2 min) Segment A — Salma Baksh interviews a mother-daughter duo as they discuss conflicting v…
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Does Local Food Make School Lunches Healthier? A Discussion With USDA FNS Administrator Cindy Long
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We would love to hear from you! Send us a message. It's not every day when the United States Department of Agriculture reach out to you to ask if their "person at the top" of the school lunch program can be a guest on your show! Join Michelle and Rick as they have a conversation with Administrator Long about how Farm to School fits in the USDA's pr…
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In P.S. Weekly’s food episode, fourth graders visit NYC schools’ test kitchen, high schoolers rate grilled cheese sandwiches, and students dish on having microwave access. News Bulletin — Chalkbeat reporter Julian Shen-Berro breaks down top education stories from the past week. (2 min) Segment A — Student reporter Ava Stryker-Robbins and Chalkbeat …
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Bringing Health & Wellness into School Gardens
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We would love to hear from you! Send us a message. Michelle and Rick interview Rick's Co-worker, Jennifer Young of Oregon Department of Education, where she serves as the State Wellness Coordinator. Join them as they discuss School Wellness Policies, and strategies to incorporate that into what we do in school gardens.…
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Episode 17: Raising Children During the Climate Crisis
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In this episode, we discuss the personal impact that climate change-fueled fires had on our guest and her young child. She also explains, from a therapist’s perspective, the steps parents (and others) can take to deal with the growing problem of climate anxiety in themselves and in their families. See below for links to many helpful resources we sh…
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In this special episode, student reporters Shoaa Khan and Jose Santana speak to Chancellor David Banks about a range of important issues that affect students. Hear what the leader of the NYC public school system had to say about a new "Hidden Voices" history curriculum, school start times, the persistence of school segregation, cell phone policies,…
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We would love to hear from you! Send us a message. Join Rick "on assignment" as he travels to the Growing School Gardens Summit, in San Diego California. Rick interviews a Dozen people with amazing stories. This is part FOUR of a four-part series.By Rick Sherman & Michelle Markesteyn
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We would love to hear from you! Send us a message. Join Rick "on assignment" as he travels to the Growing School Gardens Summit, in San Diego California. Rick interviews a Dozen people with amazing stories. This is part THREE of a four-part series.By Rick Sherman & Michelle Markesteyn
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In the first segment, student producer Christian Rojas Linares explores a new apprenticeship program through the eyes of Heidy Torres, a high school junior who works 16 hours a week for Bloomberg, the finance giant and media company. The second segment, produced by Marcellino Melika and Tanvir Kaur, focuses on a student who has devoted enormous ene…
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We would love to hear from you! Send us a message. Join Rick "on assignment" as he travels to the Growing School Gardens Summit, in San Diego California. Rick interviews a Dozen people with amazing stories. This is part TWO of a four-part series. This episode Rick interviews: Kaitlyn Scheuermann, Waukee Community School District, Waukee IA Selma Si…
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School drama and school counseling, all about Ramadan, sports, lunch food, and more!By New York Edge
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We like to laugh, talk, debate, and make jokes. If you don’t listen to our podcast, you might be weird.By New York Edge
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More than 200,000 New York City students have a disability classification that entitles them to specific learning accommodations — but do they always get them? Students share their experiences. RSVP for "Inside P.S. Weekly" Zoom event on April 17: https://ckbe.at/psweekly Want to get in touch? Email us at PSweekly@chalkbeat.org. To stay up to date …
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We would love to hear from you! Send us a message. Join Rick "on assignment" as he travels to the Growing School Gardens Summit, in San Diego California. Rick interviews a Dozen people with amazing stories. This is part one of a four-part series.By Rick Sherman & Michelle Markesteyn
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The national wave of book bans has been coming ashore in surprising ways in New York City. News Bulletin – Chalkbeat reporter Alex Zimmerman breaks down top education stories from the past week. (1 min) Segment A – Student reporter Salma Baksh interviews her former librarian Lindsay Klemas, who received online backlash for promoting an LGBTQ+ book …
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Officials estimate that more than 36,000 migrant students have enrolled in New York City public schools over the past two years. What challenges are these new students facing? And what are schools doing to support them? This student-reported episode explores these questions through conversations with students, educators, and a journalist who's been…
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Episode 16: Indigenous-Led Climate Justice
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We speak with Shaandiin Cedar, a tribal member of the Navajo Nation and an advocate for indigenous-led climate action. Shaandiin discusses how Indigenous communities can help lead the way to addressing our climate crisis. We learn about the intricacies involved with climate justice for Native peoples, including both climate impacts that are already…
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Welcome to the the sound of the New York City school system. P.S. Weekly explores pressing issues facing students and teachers in the Big Apple. The Bell's team of high school student producers work alongside Chalkbeat's seasoned education reporters to bring you stories, perspectives, and commentary you won't get anywhere else. Episodes air Wednesd…
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Not all Schools Have Walls: A visit With North Country School, Lake Placid NY
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We would love to hear from you! Send us a message. Join Michelle and Rick as they interview Todd Ormiston, the Executive Director for North Country School in Lake Placid NY. Todd shares the strategies, challenges and philosophies for farm-based education at their school.By Rick Sherman & Michelle Markesteyn
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Bringing Learning to Life In the School Garden: Special Guest John Fisher
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We would love to hear from you! Send us a message. Join us as we interview John Fisher, from Life Lab in Santa Cruz County, California. John has dedicated his life to bringing school gardens to the forefront in the USA, and has been a main architect in the school garden movement.By Rick Sherman & Michelle Markesteyn
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Students at 31X talk about school lunch food, bullying, their favorite sports, school events, zodiac signs and more.By New York Edge
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If you feel bored or want to learn about other students' opinions, listen to 31 on Edge. Join in on the fun as these young podcast hosts talk about life at school and how they feel about different topics.By New York Edge
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Everything happens for a reason: Michelle interviews her co-host Rick Sherman
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We would love to hear from you! Send us a message. From his humble beginnings as a Dockboy and competitive distance runner, to earning an ED degree and finding his dream job as a State Agency Farm to School Analyst, listen as Michelle interviews her co-host, Rick ShermanBy Rick Sherman & Michelle Markesteyn
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Teeny School? No Kitchen? No problem! Find out how Lua Siegel transformed a very rural charter school into an edible landscape.
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We would love to hear from you! Send us a message. Join Rick and Michelle as they interview Lua Siegel, a School Garden Coordinator with very unique challenges.By Rick Sherman & Michelle Markesteyn
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Episode 15: Hands-On Climate Education and Action In Elementary Schools
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In this episode, we explore hands-on climate education and action at elementary schools: featuring McDowell Elementary in Petaluma, CA. For many years, 3rd grade teacher Angela Werner has incorporated a slew of climate education activities into her curriculum - from creek restoration to visits to her local wetlands to cultivating a school garden. S…
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