Trailer, Season 1

Listen to the trailer for our new bi-weekly podcast, Educating to Be Human, created by ISKME (Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education) and hosted by Lisa Petrides, CEO and Founder. "Educating to Be Human" explores what it means to be human at the intersection of education, technology and culture. In each episode, Lisa speaks with people who, through their passion and commitment, are creating transformative change in education.

In Season 1, Lisa dives into the fundamental question of how we as humans might place front and center the critical need to adapt and change. We talk with folks who wake up everyday thinking about how to best leverage our innate desire for community and connection, and how creation and curiosity, our essential superpowers, can be harnessed to create a more humane world.

Educating to be Human is hosted by Lisa Petrides, produced by Helene Theros, recorded by Nathan Sherman, edited by Ty Mayer, with music by Kathy Sherman. 

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Episode Transcript

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(Transcribed by Sonix.ai - Remove this message by upgrading your Sonix account) So the role of schooling in a democraticsociety, I think, is to help prepare students
not only to be able to make a living and toengage in productive work in society and to
raise good families, but also to participateas effective citizens in a democratic
society.
This is Educating to Be Human, a new podcastwhere we'll explore what it means to be human

(00:25):
in today's world.
We're going to learn how to be not juststudents of academics.
We're going to learn how to be students ofhuman development and self-worth.
I'll be speaking with people who arecommitted to transformative change in
education.
We're always either affecting the environmentor each other.
It's never in a vacuum.

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Ordinary people creating extraordinaryimpact.
The longest distance that most people travelis the 18 inches between their head and their
heart.
Hosted by Lisa Petrides, produced by HeleneTheros, recorded by Nathan Sherman and edited
by Ty Mayer.
Thanks for listening. (Transcribed by Sonix.ai - Remove this message by upgrading your Sonix account)