Two Bees in a Podcast is hosted by members of University of Florida's Honey Bee Research and Extension Laboratory. Learn about honey bees, beekeepers, researchers, and specialists from around the world in educational, fun, yet practical episodes! more

Presented by Ave Maria University, Dr. Michael Dauphinais, Chair and Professor of Theology, sits down with colleagues and friends to discuss Catholic theology. Ave Maria is a Catholic University located in Southwest Florida. This Catholic podcast covers themes such as the value of a Catholic higher education, religious liberty, how to pray, the philosophies of Thomas Aquinas and more! more

About Dr. BDr. Cristi Bundukamara, Ed.D., PMHNP has been a psychiatric nurse practitioner since 2000, gaining extensive experience over the last several decades. Her medical career began as an Army Medic before attending nursing school and receiving a master's degree as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner at Florida International University (FIU). She went on to receive a doctorate in Education at Nova Southeastern University. From there, she launched the first Mentally STRONG Clinic in Colorado Springs, CO which is committed to access and serves over 7,000 patients. She also founded the Mentally STRONG Academy. Today, when she's not at the clinic attending to her patients, Dr. B dedicates a large portion of her time to speaking about mental health issues, sharing methods for processing grief, and providing tips for developing mental strength. more

The Top Podcast for School Principals? The Principal School Podcast with Mike The Principal is the go-to podcast for school leaders who want to level up their leadership game. Designed for principals, assistant principals, and aspiring leaders, this podcast delivers real talk, actionable strategies, and expert insights to help build a thriving school. From improving school culture to fostering collaboration, Mike shares practical tips and relatable stories to inspire confident, impactful leadership. more

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You First is a bi-weekly interview-based podcast hosted by Keith Casebonne and Maddie Crowley. In each episode, we delve into issues of national and global importance to people with disabilities, such as accessibility, identity, discrimination, rights protections, voting, and much more.Please note that the opinions of our guests are not necessarily those of Disability Rights Florida. more

Advocation - Change it Up! is an exciting podcast from the University of South Florida College of Public Health Activist Lab.Our host, Dr. Karen Liller is a professor at the College of Public Health and Director of the Activist Lab. She will be joined in each episode by a student co-host from the Activist Lab.The Activist Lab prepares students to be exemplary advocates and leaders in public health. Visit our website at: https://health.usf.edu/publichealth/activist-lab to learn more about our education programs, outreach, research, and more! more

Dr. Lisa Dieker, a professor at the University of Kansas in the Department of Special Education, and Dr. Rebecca Hines, a professor at the University of Central Florida in the College of Community Innovation and Education, have worked with schools and parents across the country. Dr. Dieker directs a center in the Achievement and Assessment Institute called Flexible Learning through Innovations in Technology in Education (FLITE) and Dr. Hines directs several doctoral grants and the teacher preparation program. In this podcast, they take a fun and informal look at 'practical' solutions from teachers, parents, and people with disabilities. The approach in this podcast is to provide fast, flexible thinking about 'real' life problems. This podcast is not about the 'legal' approach but their best advice from personal and professional experience.  more

Welcome to Miracle Moms TOPWA Podcast, celebrating high-risk pregnant women in Orlando, Florida. Dive into the support, care, and education provided by Miracle of Love & TOPWA, empowering our community's expecting mothers. Each episode shares inspiring stories, expert advice, and resources to help moms make informed decisions. Join us in uplifting, educating, and building a strong Miracle Moms community. Subscribe for a life-changing journey, discovering love and support impacting mothers and babies. Welcome to the Miracle Moms TOPWA Podcast. more

SF's Free to Learn initiatives are supported by a Florida Humanities Greater Good: Humanities in Academia Grant for SF's project Humanities Behind & Beyond Bars. Project initiatives include a podcast series, Free to Learn: Education In and Out of Prison, two Ethics Slams to engage both the SF campus and broader Gainesville community in constructive dialogue about incarceration's ethical, humanitarian dimensions, and a Spring Symposium, Unlocking Purpose and Potential, which will provide a platform for sharing stories and information, considering the role that education can play in breaking the cycle of incarceration, and exploring steps that we as individuals, and as a collective college community, can take to provide opportunities and a community of care for our citizens who are impacted by incarceration.The aim of this project and its initiatives is (1) to increase public understanding of incarceration in Florida, its impact on our communities, and the role that education can play in reducing rates of recidivism and promoting safer, stronger communities; (2) to raise the voices of current and formerly incarcerated individuals (especially current and former SF students with carceral experience) to help inform steps SF can take to support this segment of their student population; and (3) to shine a spotlight on the obstacles faced by those with carceral experience in gaining access to education and resources that support their successful re-entry into the community post-incarceration.Funding for this program was provided through a grant from Florida Humanities(Opens in new window) with funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities(Opens in new window). Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this program do not necessarily represent those of Florida Humanities or the National Endowment for the Humanities. more