Edutainment Learning

Edutainment Learning

por Ralph Krauss
EducaciónEducación para niños
Temporada 1

Rosalind Wiseman: Bestselling Author, and Educator

New York Times bestselling author, educator, and internationally recognized speaker Rosalind Wiseman joins Edutainment Learning to share her journey, insights into youth culture and relationships, and lessons learned throughout her career. Best known as the author of Queen Bees & Wannabes, the groundbreaking book that inspired Mean Girls, Rosalind discusses leadership, communication, navigating social dynamics, and advice for young people as they build confidence and find their place in the world. Are you an educator? Go to edutainmentlearning.com/podcasts to download student worksheets for every episode!
T1 · E247
6 oct 2026
31:34

Marge Rich: Holocaust Survivor Shares Her Powerful Story of Survival, Hope & Resilience

Born in Vienna, Austria, Marge was just a young girl when Nazi Germany occupied her homeland. She and her family endured persecution, deportation, and imprisonment in the Theresienstadt Ghetto, where she witnessed the realities of the Holocaust firsthand. Despite unimaginable hardships, Marge survived and has dedicated her life to sharing her story so future generations can learn from the past. In this moving conversation, Marge answers thoughtful student questions about her childhood, surviving the Holocaust, rebuilding her life, and why it is so important to stand up against hatred, prejudice, and discrimination. Her message reminds us all that compassion, courage, and understanding can help create a better future. Are you an educator? Go to edutainmentlearning.com/podcasts to download student worksheets for every episode!
T1 · E246
1 oct 2026
1:09:21

Kiki Sanford: Curiosity, Science, and Storytelling

Kiki shares her journey into science communication, explains why STEM education is more important than ever, and discusses how creativity, critical thinking, and effective communication help scientists solve real-world problems. Students will also learn about careers in science, the importance of lifelong learning, and how anyone can make a difference by staying curious. Whether you're interested in science, technology, engineering, math, media, or simply love learning new things, this conversation is packed with inspiration and practical advice for students of all ages. Are you an educator? Go to edutainmentlearning.com/podcasts to download student worksheets for every episode!
T1 · E245
29 sept 2026
17:11

David Lat: What Does a Lawyer Really Do?

In this episode of Edutainment Learning, students sit down with David Lat—attorney, legal journalist, founder of Above the Law, publisher of Original Jurisdiction, and host of the Original Jurisdiction podcast. David shares his unique career journey, explains how the legal system works, discusses the importance of critical thinking and clear communication, and offers practical advice for students interested in careers in law, journalism, public policy, and media. He also talks about resilience, adapting to change, and following opportunities you never expected. Whether you dream of becoming a lawyer, journalist, judge, or simply want to better understand the legal world, this conversation is packed with valuable insights and career advice. Are you an educator? Go to edutainmentlearning.com/podcasts to download student worksheets for every episode!
T1 · E242
24 sept 2026
21:55

Oskar Knoblauch: A Holocaust Survivor's Story

Born in Leipzig, Germany, Oskar Knoblauch witnessed firsthand the rise of Nazi Germany and the persecution of Jewish families. After relocating to Krakow, Poland, he endured Nazi occupation, life in the Krakow Ghetto, deportation, and forced labor, including work in the Pomorska labor camp. In this powerful Edutainment Learning interview, Oskar shares his firsthand account of surviving the Holocaust and reflects on the importance of resilience, courage, tolerance, and preserving history for future generations. His story provides students with a rare opportunity to learn directly from someone who experienced one of history's darkest chapters. This educational program is presented in partnership with Edutainment Learning, the Phoenix Holocaust Association, the Arizona Jewish Historical Society, and the Hilton Family Holocaust Education Center. Are you an educator? Go to edutainmentlearning.com/podcasts to download student worksheets for every episode!
T1 · E241
22 sept 2026
2:14:02

Marta Eliza Miller: Turning Adversity Into Advocacy, Scoliosis Awareness & Resilience

In this episode of Edutainment Learning, we speak with Marta Eliza Miller, a 19-year-old former U.S. figure skating ice dancer and founder of the Marta Eliza Miller Foundation (MEMF). Marta shares her powerful journey navigating scoliosis, elite athletics, and the mental health challenges that often go unseen behind physical conditions. Through her advocacy work, she is helping bring awareness to the emotional impact of scoliosis while empowering young people to speak openly about resilience, identity, and recovery. This conversation explores how adversity can become purpose, and how young leaders are reshaping conversations around health, mental wellness, and awareness in powerful ways. Are you an educator? Go to edutainmentlearning.com/podcasts to download student worksheets for every episode!
T1 · E240
8 sept 2026
12:24

Mike Wasserman: CEO of Music Will

What role does music play in helping students find their voice, build confidence, and succeed in life? In this episode of Edutainment Learning, we sit down with Mike Wasserman, Chief Executive Officer of Music Will, the nation's largest nonprofit music education program. Mike shares his journey in educational leadership, his passion for empowering young people, and how Music Will is working to ensure that millions of students have access to meaningful music education rooted in their cultures, communities, and personal interests. Before joining Music Will, Mike held leadership positions with Bottom Line, the Boston Debate League, and the Constructive Dialogue Institute, helping organizations expand their impact and create transformational opportunities for students across the country. Students, educators, musicians, and aspiring nonprofit leaders will gain valuable insights into leadership, educational equity, and the power of music to transform lives. Are you an educator? Go to edutainmentlearning.com/podcasts to download student worksheets for every episode!
T1 · E239
3 sept 2026
26:00

Kevin Hernandez: AI, Private Equity & First-Generation Success

In this episode of Edutainment Learning, students meet Kevin Hernandez, Consultant at Bain & Company, where he specializes in private equity technology diligences and large-scale AI transformation projects. Kevin shares his journey from Teach For America educator to EdTech leader at Colēgia and ultimately to Bain, offering valuable insights on leadership, technology, consulting, artificial intelligence, and career growth. Are you an educator? Go to edutainmentlearning.com/podcasts to download student worksheets for every episode!
T1 · E238
1 sept 2026
31:11

Jeff Garlin: Comedy, Acting, Creativity & Success

What does it take to build a career in comedy, acting, writing, and producing? In this special Edutainment Learning interview, students sit down with actor, comedian, writer, producer, and director Jeff Garlin for an inspiring conversation about his journey in entertainment, overcoming challenges, finding your voice, and pursuing your passions. Known for his work in Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Goldbergs, Toy Story 3 & 4, WALL-E, and many other film and television projects, Jeff shares valuable advice for students interested in comedy, acting, storytelling, and the entertainment industry. Whether you dream of performing on stage, working behind the camera, or creating your own content, this interview is packed with insights, humor, and real-world career advice. Are you an educator? Go to edutainmentlearning.com/podcasts to download student worksheets for every episode!
T1 · E237
27 ago 2026
23:03

Julián Fernández: How I Built a Satellite Company as a Teenager

Julián Fernández, CEO and founder of FOSSA Systems, shares his journey from launching his first Spanish picosatellite at age 16 to building a European space technology company with more than 25 satellites in orbit. In this conversation, he discusses entrepreneurship, IoT innovation, satellite communications, and the future of connecting devices directly from space. Are you an educator? Go to edutainmentlearning.com/podcasts to download student worksheets for every episode!
T1 · E236
25 ago 2026
21:37
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