The Storytellers Podcast

By: Lucien McKaige
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  • Summary

  • Storytelling is a key element of effective communication. The best stories are the one's we find most interesting; and we find most interesting those things told as stories. We tell stories constantly, and not just fictions for our amusement. No, we tell stories about the things we know, what it is that we think, and what has happened to us. And we listen on, eager for a glimpse at some truth worth knowing. In this podcast I aim to engage the spirit of dialogue, and have guests share truths worth knowing.
    © 2024 Lucien McKaige
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Episodes
  • No More Exams: Profits vs Pedagogy | Jason Choo | The Storytellers Podcast #8

    No More Exams: Profits vs Pedagogy | Jason Choo | The Storytellers Podcast #8
    Jun 6 2023
    Our conversation sees us investigating this change, exploring the assumptions implicit in the old system of examination-based assessment and learning, the assumptions underpinning the new one, the integrity present in both, what this means for students, and ultimately the conflict between profits and pedagogy.
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    1 hr and 33 mins
  • Time To Grow Up

    Time To Grow Up
    May 1 2023
    In this article narration, I explore misleading sentiments about the ideas of youth vs adulthood, and how an optimistic view on the onset of adulthood is well justified.
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    14 mins
  • Recession, Inflation, and the Housing market | Steve Keen | The Storytellers Podcast #6

    Recession, Inflation, and the Housing market | Steve Keen | The Storytellers Podcast #6
    Dec 10 2022
    55 mins

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