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Dedicated to empowering and supporting women as they navigate the second half of life with grace, strength, and a deep sense of wisdom. Hosted by two lifelong friends with over 35 years of friendship, this podcast offers a fresh and feminine perspective on living a balanced, healthy, and fulfilling life. Through insightful conversations, inspiring stories, and practical tips, we explore the realms of mental, spiritual, and physical well-being. WO50 podcast conversations aims to help women so ...
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Museum Masters

Mary Akemon & Allison Bryan

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Welcome to Museum Masters! The one and only Podcast all about museums, museum studies, and museology from a fresh perspective! Our hosts are Mary Akemon and Allison Kopplin- two Americans trying to navigate the world as museum professionals. Listen in to learn about the tried and true topics to the contemporary themes of museum studies!
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The MetaLearn Podcast gives you the knowledge and skills needed to understand yourself and the world around you so you can thrive in the 21st century. Host Nasos Papadopoulos interviews the world's top experts in every field, extracting the principles needed learn faster, think smarter and live better.
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Today we are talking about what Speeds Up the Aging Process. We are all aging no matter what our chronological age is. Aging and dying is a very natural process. Then why do so many people fight it? We are pro-aging! If you live in an old house or have an old car, you need to take extra care of it. So how does that relate to the body? Addressing di…
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Most learning businesses have three goals at heart: reach, revenue, and impact. Reach deals with clearly identifying who you can and should serve and then connecting with them. Impact involves delivering real results for learners, organizations, fields, professions, and industries. Revenue is the lifeblood that keeps a learning business alive. Very…
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Eddi starts off by mentioning that September is self improvement month. We discuss the creative process in terms of how all of life can be a creative process. Hopefully we become less rigid as we age and consciously make more space in our day to day lives. Do you live your life with schedules or are you more fluid? Want to know how to make God laug…
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Heutagogy might be the most important and powerful idea in learning that you never heard mentioned on the Leading Learning Podcast. Until today. If a learning business embraces heutagogy, it will be well positioned to lead learning in the field, industry, or profession it serves because it will have enlisted the help of all learners. In this episod…
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Both mushrooms and seaweed are fascinating superfoods with unique health benefits with a multitude of uses in and on the body. The plants as medicine are here to help us so let’s learn more about them! Eddi went on a foraging adventure near her home in Newfoundland and was very inspired by a couple who are foraging seaweed for their wonderful heali…
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In the U.S., higher education institutions are increasingly interested in serving nontraditional students, in providing credentials beyond degrees, and in using online learning to extend their reach beyond physical campuses. As those changes happen in higher ed, ripples are created that impact the learning business landscape. Luke Dowden is the chi…
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If we want to stay fit, healthy, active and happy as we age, it becomes even more critical that we are mindful of our daily health and wellness habits to prevent degeneration and inflammation. There is no magic bullet but it can be helpful to chunk things down to make them easier with actionable steps. We have to eat to live and we need the nutrien…
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Learning is both a natural, intuitive activity all humans engage in and a complicated process we haven’t yet fully appreciated or understood. While there are plenty of nuances and neuroscientific details that factor in, fundamentally learning requires three elements: motivation, time, and effort. In this episode of the Leading Learning Podcast, num…
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The algorithms of your habits are well worn grooves so it is important to diversify. Stretching yourself more and more to do the opposite of what is easy and natural for you. Eddi shares that she has transitioned to swimming after a knee injury that has cut into her pickleball schedule. She rides her edge with water things since she almost drowned …
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Fundamentally there are only two factors to consider when looking to grow the reach, revenue, and impact of your learning business: audiences (those you sell to) and products (what you sell). In this episode of the Leading Learning Podcast, number 424, co-hosts Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele break down four high-level approaches to growing your learni…
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Where Peace Resides: Finding Calm Here Now. With so much going on in the world right now, it can seem harder and harder to find peace and calm. There is truly always chaos going on somewhere in the world. Do you focus on what’s wrong in the world? How much time do you spend on things out of your control. Where your attention goes, energy flows. So …
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In a crowded and competitive market, high quality signaled by accreditation can help a learning business stand out. That’s why we wanted to talk with Randy Bowman, president and CEO of the International Accreditors for Continuing Education and Training, a nonprofit standards development and accrediting body. In episode 423, Randy talks with Leading…
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We tend to feel invisible and even irrelevant as we age. But there are many ways we can find relevance from within. We can help ourselves stay relevant by learning new things and being open to change and growth. And then sometimes you need to lean into the fact that youngsters may not want your input and respect that and not take it personal. We di…
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Competitive advantage, whether sustained or transient, is becoming harder and harder to maintain. Collaborative advantage may be the answer. In this episode, number 422, we recap competitive advantage, sustained advantage, and transient advantage and then posit a fourth type of advantage for learning businesses to consider: collaborative advantage.…
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Self-reflection is an important tool for learners and an important activity for learning business leaders. Dr. Will Thalheimer includes a succinct list of what a great learning leader should be in his book The CEO’s Guide to Training, eLearning & Work. In episode 421 of the Leading Learning Podcast, co-hosts Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele use his list…
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The importance of healing family wounds, embracing our elders and really learning more about our history in order to move forward in our own lives. Our history is not our destiny, but it does inform us and can guide us. Healing and compassion can happen by trying to understand where our family came from and what their life circumstances were. Eddi …
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Learning businesses are part of the third sector of education—the sector that serves the adult learner after they work through the K-12 sector and, then for some, the degree-granting higher education sector. Higher education institutions are increasingly playing a role in serving lifelong and continuing learners. Kemi Jona is the vice provost for o…
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As a yoga and meditation teacher, the breath has been very important for Corrine. For Eddi breath has been instrumental in a different way as she has had sinus issues for much of her life. Let’s talk about the breath! Using a timer to take a mindful breath. This calms you and helps you to be more present. Try the 4-7-8 breath to help anxiety, Alter…
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In our Learning Business Maturity Model, marketing is one of the five fundamental domains learning businesses need to work on and in to mature and be successful. The Inquiring Mind by Cyril Houle was written in 1961, but it’s a foundational text that can still provide learning businesses with a better understanding of the motivations of the learner…
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When we blame and complain, what are we accomplishing and how can we make different choices? The meaning behind "When you point a finger, three are pointing back at you" The ineffectiveness of blame in problem-solving and personal growth The importance of introspection and self-examination How projection affects our perception of others and situati…
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For learning businesses, it’s important to truly understand the learners they aim to serve. To help with that understanding, in this episode of the Leading Learning Podcast, number 418, co-hosts Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele turn to a text that’s over 60 years old but still incredibly relevant. In The Inquiring Mind, Cyril Houle divides lifelong lear…
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What is with our never ending quest for the ultimate answers. The ultimate answer to our happiness, the ultimate answer to our health? “Our innate curiosity stems from the desire for knowledge, understanding and truth.” But in these modern times, that search for the solution has turned into the search for the ultimate. The ultimate partner, the ult…
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It’s gotten incredibly easy to produce and consume content. That means the market value of content is approaching zero. And that means that learning businesses need to provide more than just content. Learning businesses that can provide connection are going to attract and retain passionate and engaged learners. Ginger Johnson focuses her work on th…
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Plus a special bonus of the last 40 minutes of our conversation with Alaya. Look up on YouTube the podcast titled: Turning Points with Sean and Corrine, An Awakening with Alaya. Also look up Buddha at the Gas Pump (BATGAP) interviews with Alaya and also two interviews with Alaya. Another name we mentioned was Gangaji and she has a few interviews on…
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If you’re looking to improve the reach, revenue, and impact of your learning business, focus on engagement, not content. Content is no longer king. Engagement is everything. In episode 416 of the Leading Learning Podcast, co-hosts Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele talk about why the importance of content and even context is waning and why a focus on enga…
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A very special person to both Corrine and Eddi, Alaya Dickinson is a spiritual teacher. Alaya’s invitation is to meet what is here so deeply that separation cannot be maintained. When separation falls away, what remains is our true nature: open, loving, and free. But first we are invited to meet what is here, whatever it is. Alaya explains that the…
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Finding the right balance of online and offline learning to have in a portfolio is one of the critical concerns facing learning businesses in our post-pandemic world because getting that mix as close to ideal as possible is key to securing a learning business’s reach, revenue, and impact. In episode 415 of the Leading Learning Podcast, co-hosts Jef…
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What is success to you? We all have different definitions of success, and it's not just about money. Many people gauge success by how much money they have in the bank or whether they own a house. But what do you feel success really is? Eddi brings up an interesting point about grit. We often have a lot of grit when we are young, but as we age, we t…
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On January 1, 2025, we’ll enter the second half of the turbulent 2020s and come that much closer to the Threatening 30s, to borrow the terms of our guest for episode 414 of the Leading Learning Podcast. Organizations of all kinds have a vested interest in seeing the future as clearly as possible and taking action—action to bring about the best poss…
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Deep listening can be to our bodies, our friends, our intuition and flow of our lives. Active listening on every level! We talk about the importance of listening to your intuition but how do you even do that? Eddi grew up in a very active and loud Irish family and so there was no practice of listening but only waiting for someone to inhale or pause…
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For learning businesses that want to thrive in the evolving lifelong learning market, identifying metatrends and unpacking what they might mean in terms of risks and opportunities is crucial. In episode 413 of the Leading Learning Podcast, co-hosts Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele offer ten metatrends they see when looking at how lifelong learning is sh…
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The way we look at things shifts our perspective and our perspective in life truly is everything. What are we saying to ourselves? Do you need to re-frame how you talk to yourself? The perspective continues to change as we age so how can we re-frame some of thinking. Life is too short to dread anything. Re-framing helps you to stay curious and acce…
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What does a world that learns better look like? It’s an intriguing question for learning businesses to consider because learning businesses have an opportunity and a responsibility to build a world that learns better, and it’s that question that Leading Learning Podcast co-hosts Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele explore in episode 412. The question has a…
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We’ve reached a point in history where it’s essentially a given that learning products will make use of technology to deliver, support, or deepen learning. Geoff Stead has dedicated his career to building learning tools that sit in what he calls the messy middle between the power of new technologies and real human learning needs. He’s currently chi…
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To know yourself and see yourself clearly is key to finding out what you intentions are. The more intentional you are about life, the more you will find you are living a life you love. Do your intentions match what it important to you? Be intentional with your time with self reflection and self awareness. Have you ever struggled with the disease of…
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Capacity deals with the people and the technology a learning business has in place, and capacity has a quantitative and a qualitative aspect. How well can the people and the technology do the work, and how much can the people and the technology do? Artificial intelligence has the potential to change both the quality and the quantity of work that a …
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Manifesting is one of our favorite topics and today we go in depth. If you can dream it and see it, you can achieve it. Manifestation begins with the most subtle of Intentions. Congruency is key. Whether it is a parking spot, a specific pair of shoes, a trip or a new love, we discuss the many aspects of creating the life you want. Clear the clutter…
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There are many ways to look at data. Two views that can be clarifying for learning businesses are the performance view and the potential view. You can use data to understand how you’re doing currently. How is your learning business performing? You can and should also use data to understand possibilities. How could you be doing? What products and se…
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Embrace the spirit of renewal with a comprehensive look at spring cleaning inside and out. Explore how the changing season encourages us to let go of the past and welcome new beginnings. Discover practical tips for decluttering your home, from closets to cupboards, creating a refreshed living space. Reflect on the shift towards lighter clothing and…
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Effective marketing is integral to a learning business’s success. But doing marketing well requires care and thought. In this episode, number 408, Leading Learning Podcast co-host Celisa Steele talks with Michelle Brien, vice president of marketing at Matchbox, who approaches her work with care and thought and authenticity. Celisa and Michelle talk…
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Today we are thrilled to share an enlightening conversation with best selling Hay House Author Sarah Mclean. After offering free guided meditations online everyday for one year, Sarah found herself saying she was going to retire. During her two year pause, Sarah attended a few retreats as a participant and reached another echelon of her own persona…
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The third sector of education can be difficult for learners to navigate, and pathways can help learners. Having guides along the pathways can help even more. In this episode of the Leading Learning Podcast, number 407, co-hosts Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele draw on a recent guided trekking experience to offer six takeaways about the value of guides t…
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When our sense of self is based on what other people think of you, your life can be like a roller coaster. Most things are not personal and to learn to discern the difference can be key to your inner peace. People don’t think about you nearly as much as you think they do. Find Eddi and Corrine online: FB: https://www.facebook.com/EddiKenny, https:/…
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In the Tagoras Learning Business Maturity Model, strategy is one of the five fundamental domains learning businesses need to work on and in to mature and be successful. To help with your essential strategy work, in this episode of the Leading Learning Podcast, number 406, co-hosts Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele talk about “Part Two: How to Realize Non…
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Knowing what your values are is an important thing to understand about yourself. Congruency in your values and actions is key to happiness and creating the life you want. And our values change as we go through life. As we get older, we have to listen to our bodies and place value on our health. Find Eddi and Corrine online: FB: https://www.facebook…
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We often hear learning businesses say they want to better engage their learners. But what is engagement, and how does it work? In this episode, Leading Learning Podcast co-host Jeff Cobb digs into those questions with Clark Quinn, executive director of Quinnovation and author of Make It Meaningful: Taking Learning Design from Instructional to Trans…
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We have a lot of fun stories for you in this episode. Eddi shares a panic moment on the slopes of her recent ski trip and how she broke through that fear and tapped into her own super power. Life can be difficult and finding your super powers comes when we push through our fears. One technique is tuning into the present moment by using sight, sound…
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Strategy is one of the five fundamental domains in the Learning Business Maturity Model. And most learning business leaders know that strategy is important. But truly understanding strategy and formulating intelligent strategy? That’s trickier. To help with that understanding and formulation, in this episode of the Leading Learning Podcast, number …
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You can think of this episode of the Leading Learning Podcast as an origin story. Co-hosts Jeff Cobb and Celisa Steele talk about the relationship between Leading Learning and Tagoras, about what Tagoras is and does, and about the start of Leading Learning. Along the way they touch on the kinds of things that learning businesses need to be able to …
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Eddi and Corrine discuss the challenges we all have as we grow older and share the best ways we can support one other. We discuss the natural process of aging and the vulnerabilities we all have. The mirror is not always the true reflection back because it has everything to do with how you feel on the inside. What is beautiful to us is very much co…
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