Talking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Prue Leith

Talking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Bikeworks

Release Date: 10/27/2021

Description:  It was a chance conversation with Jim Blakemore that led to the beginning of what has now become a strong relationship between LEYF and Bikeworks and has encouraged two wider conversations between the two organsiations. Have a listen to June in conversation with the two founders of Bikeworks, Jim Blakemore and Zoe Portlock as they discuss the growth of Bikeworks, their response to COVID-19 and why access to bikes and cycling for children and families can help people build their inner confidence. https://leyf.org.uk/podcast-bikeworks

Explicit: No

Talking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Krupesh Hirani

Release Date: 01/24/2023

Description: June kicked off this year’s podcast chatting to the well-informed Krupesh Hirani, London Assembly Member for Brent and Chair of the London Assembly Health Committee and the Health Inequalities Committee. 

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Talking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Stephen Gribben

Release Date: 11/20/2023

Description: I was introduced to coaching by Stephen Gribben many years ago.  It was an interesting experience, and one I was not too sure how to make the best use of his generous pro bono service. However, I soon warmed to the idea of coaching which has remained with me and today we now put as many staff as possible through the Level 3 Diploma in Coaching.  Since then, Stephen has written a very informative book which has explored the subject even further.  In this podcast we explore why people choose to be coached, what are their coaching intentions, do men are coached more than women and who chooses to be coached. A high proportion of those accessing coaching are CEOs, which does not surprise me because being a CEO is a lonely place whereby a CEO needs a space to think, to feel and just to download. You cannot do that with your team. Of course, coaching is more successful if you are clear about the real reasons you want to engage with one. It can be a suggestion from your manager as part of your self-development.  Stephen got very passionate about the difference between self-improvement and self-development and what that means. People have many reasons for having a coach, but it often starts because you want help to solve a problem or reframe it. For example, preparing to have a difficult conversation where the outcome is that both conversationalists survive and thrive from the conversation or being coached because you want to learn and not let your emotions dictate your choices, decisions and approaches or as singer/song writer, Cat Burns would say – avoid being a People Pleaser.  This podcast explores these issues and many more and leaves you with some thoughts to guide you along the coaching pathway. Click here to listen 

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Talking Early Years: June O'Sullivan and Mona Sakr

Release Date: 06/29/2022

Description: Celebrating the publication of their new book: Social Leadership in Early Childhood Education and Care: An Introduction, June and Mona sit down for a frank discussion about social leadership. By narrating the leadership of those who already lead with a social purpose in Early Childhood Education and Care, we can encourage more conversations about social leadership. Pour a cup of tea, and enjoy.https://amzn.to/3R202pY 

Explicit: No

Early years with jess

Release Date: 08/29/2020

Authors: Jessie

Description: This is a podcast for the early morning motivation, the late night brain fuzz and the everything in between. Here you will find motivational sessions, new activity ideas and even interviews with some big early years people and practitioners!

Explicit: No

The Mix-Up

Release Date: 04/19/2021

Authors: Today FM

Description: The Mix-Up with Colm O'Sullivan

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Early Years Millennials

Release Date: 04/28/2021

Authors: Eymillennials

Description: Amy and Laura share all things early years in this podcast

Explicit: No

SMAP Early Years

Release Date: 05/03/2021

Authors: SHEILA MARIE PENA

Description: SMAP stands for Smart, Mindful, and Active Participants of the Learning Process. In This podcast we will be reading books that will help both children and grown-ups to be mindful and active participants of their learning process.

Explicit: No

Early Years Times

Release Date: 04/30/2021

Authors: Gemma Blyth

Description: The early years education in uk and in germany what children do and learn in nurseries and whats important in the early years not to prepare a child for school but to ensure a child is happy, and creates good mental health and friendships whilst being able to become independent and gain the skills to be a motivated learner

Explicit: No

Early Years Conversations

Release Date: 08/12/2020

Authors: KateMoxleyWellnessForAll

Description: New podcast weblog

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Yoseifs early years

Release Date: 09/04/2020

Authors: Ryan Helland

Description: Ryan and Gabe’s Yoseif project.

Explicit: No

The Early Years

Release Date: 09/09/2020

Authors: Gray Mdia

Description: The Early Years dives into the stories of influential early employees during the beginnings of successful companies. Each episode reveals stories you won't hear anywhere else from individuals that made those companies what they are today.

Explicit: No

Edinburgh Early Years

Release Date: 08/20/2020

Authors: Edinburgh Edinburgh Years

Description: Podcast by Edinburgh Edinburgh Years

Explicit: No

Made In Bermuda

Release Date: 04/20/2021

Authors: Galaxy

Description: Collection Releases June 8th 2015. Some have been added early, some are private for various reasons.

Explicit: No

The EasyPeasy Podcast

Release Date: 04/27/2021

Authors: EasyPeasy

Description: Meet Steph, our staff room warrior who is out on the road meeting with communities of Jedi practitioners, early years experts and progressive policymakers to bring you honest, straight-talking and down to earth conversations about the stuff that really matters to you. With a different sofa guest taking centre stage in each episode, we aim to bring you closer to the early years conversation. This podcast series is perfect for parents of children aged 0-5yrs, and early years / EYFS practitioners. Due to Covid-19, we're hosting our episodes via the magic of zoom!

Explicit: No