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Awesome Voices - Tech and the Future

Education, entrepreneurship, big ideas, how to put them into practice, and how to live free.  We'll discuss whatever seems most interesting.

Music: Tim LeVan Miller - timlevanmiller.com

(Season 1 Music: Dreamer by Reaktor Productions via Premiumbeat.com)

The Isaac Morehouse Podcast

Education, entrepreneurship, big ideas, how to put them into practice, and how to live free. We'll discuss whatever seems most interesting. Episodes released weekly on Monday morning.

In this episode I lay the groundwork for the show.  The why, who, what, and when.

For notes on each episode go to isaacmorehouse.com

Music: Dreamer by Reaktor Productions via Premiumbeat.com

1 - Why Am I Doing a Podcast?

Praxis Education Director and relentlessly curious learner TK Coleman joins me to discuss the dangers of criticism, engaging in comment wars, and call-out culture.  (Stick around for his Stephen A. Smith style take-down of my show near the end.)

2 - TK Coleman on Comments, Critics, and Call-Out Culture

Friend and colleague Zak Slayback on his recent and radical views on education, his love for aviation, and where he thinks the next big thing will come from.

3 - Zak Slayback on Education, Aviation, and Innovation

TK defends the self-help genre, being a sports fan, and belief in lies.

5 - TK Coleman on Self-Help, Sports, and Some Lies

Author and philosopher Steve Patterson on being an intellectual outside of the academy, why Bitcoin is so important, and how to harness your creative power.

4 - Steve Patterson on Credentialism, Cryptocurrency, and Creative Power

An unreleased cut ca. 2009 exhumed and placed on permanent loan to the Cascine: The First Five Years collection Curated by Goriilla Vs Bear

Cascine: The First Five Years

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Introducing Radio Session 059. winter is here and we thought it was about time to bring you that super chilled, soufull, relaxing sound to go with the season! We teamed up with the perfect producer to accomplish this...@officialapostrophe the second persona of @blissfall of the @futurebeatsrec family. Blessing us with his heartfelt productions that will sync with your heartbeat.

Get ready for the “Soundtrack to the winter season”. 
Share the good vibes with family & friends.

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➥ Ingenious Pleasure Compilation Vol. 2
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Souletiquette Radio Session 059 ft. Apostrophe

Monoland - Daisy

I'm not big on goal setting, yet I think consistent structure is key to achieving what you want (even if what you want isn't perfectly defined).

I discuss this and a few other items on this episode.

Check out the episode sponsor, FEE.org/seminars to apply for an amazing experience learning about economics!

Ask Isaac: Goals - Hate 'em? Love 'em? Use 'em? Shove 'em?

He worked as a teacher in a public school, a tutor, and eventually as a college consultant.  He joins Isaac today to talk about why he walked away from those jobs and founded a project called "School Sucks."

Brett Veinotte and Isaac discuss how he tried to add more value to test preparation in the form of argumentation and writing skills, where he found that students were mostly interested in just getting a high test score.

B&I also talk about disproving something as a great way to learn, especially when it comes to conspiracy theories. He gives his view on the history of schooling in just a couple of minutes and provides his take on what schools will look like a decade from now.

Check out some great resources and his podcast at schoolsucksproject.com

63 - The School Sucks Project, with Brett Veinotte

Something is rotten in the state of education, and Zak Slayback comes back to the show to talk about his upcoming book that deals with this: The End of School.

Although his attitude to the current situation in education may sound a bit negative, his is quite optimistic about the future of education, if the paradigms finally change. We talk about where the idea for this book comes from, what he sees as the purpose of education and for whom this book is meant for.

Both kindle and hardcopy of his upcoming can be preordered either on Amazon or by Zak’s website where you can also find his articles http://zakslayback.com