The Third Space
The Third Space is a podcast for youth workers by youth workers. Each episode includes strategies for youth engagement, discussion on a pressing topic, and answers to listener questions. Cover art photo by http://www.facebook.com/chuttersnap
Episodes
Lizzy & Nat welcome aj (they/them) to discuss early childhood approaches and how they can be used across various developmental stages.
Lizzy and Nat welcome Lindsay (she/her) to discuss one of the hardest parts of being a youth worker - death and loss in the professional realm.
Nat stops by to explain the show's hiatus and share some resources for having difficult political conversations with youth.
Lizzy and Nat welcome Dr. E Chico (they/them) to discuss the goals of, obstacles to, and strategies for collecting Youth Feedback and evaluating programs in a meaningful way.
Lizzy & Nat discuss the "Storming" stage of Group Development and important considerations to hold before, during, and after.
Lizzy & Nat discuss the meaning of "buy-in" in youth programming and how group leaders can increase engagement and participation.
Lizzy shares her experience running summer programming for high school youth and Nat & Lizzy discuss the particular challenges and joys of youth programming during the summer season.
Lizzy and Nat welcome Jess Levine (she/her) to share best practices and considerations when working with youth participants with various social abilities.
Our very first guest, William Collier (he/him), joins Lizzy & Nat to talk about setting boundaries with young folks - especially as a new youth development professional.
Lizzy shares one of her favorite tools in thinking through expectation-setting with young people.
In this shorter ep, Lizzy and Nat discuss what has changed for them in the last 4 years and name their hopes for the new season
How do we engage parents and adult family members in our work with youth? In this work, sometimes it can be hard to know how to engage with parents to support our work with their children. In this episode we explore the strengths and challenges of parent engagement.
Note: We'll now be releasing episodes on Fridays! Thanks for hanging in for our new schedule :)
In this episode, we'll discuss some of the challenges that come with group dynamics during their early stages and ways we've handled them as facilitators. .
If you want to read more about Tuckman's stages of group development, start here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuckman%27s_stages_of_group_development
In this episode, we discuss onboarding youth to a new space and some of the tools and strategies we are using this fall to get groups going!
In this episode, we'll discuss how to bring more hospitality into our youth spaces. We define different characteristics of hospitality through examples and stories from our own experiences.
In this episode, we explore the value and purpose of exit interviews, and discuss some of our favorite exit interview questions and strategies.
In this episode, we define adultism and provide examples and strategies for being anti-adultist in our work with youth.
In this episode, we explore the ever-elusive ideal of work/life balance, including strategies to help us move towards it.
Ideas/Creators/Resources Mentioned in this Episode:
- Laura van Dernoot Lipsky and Connie Burk, authors of Trauma Stewardship: An Everyday Guide to Caring for Self While Caring for Others: https://traumastewardship.com/inside-the-book/
- Tonya Dalton, creator of Productivity Paradox and founder of Inkwell Pre...
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