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How to play quidditch in the general, philosophical sense! Guest Kevin Oelze, assistant coach of the San Francisco Argonauts.
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What do independence and sense of self have in common, and how are they different? Today’s episode of The Wooden Spoon explores this question, along with unpacking what it really means to be independent. Jade, Jack, Ruby and Eve share personal anecdotes about their own independence, explore whether your independence increases as you age, and discuss ways in which you can become more aware of your sense of self.
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Featuring Ruby Granger, Jade Bowler, Eve Cornwell and Jack Edwards
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Welkom bij De Schemerzone. In deze eerste aflevering stellen we ons voor en bespreken we drie onderwerpen die ons deze week opvielen. We praten over Catch festival en waar de vrouwen gebleven zijn (spoiler: niet op de line-up). Over de Super Bowl en hoe we Janet Jackson collectief tekort hebben gedaan. En als kers op de taart bespreken we de matrix van het kapitalisme door een artikel onder de loop te nemen over perfectionisme - en vervolgens, “heel meta”, te bekennen dat dit ook in de maak van De Schemerzone terugkwam.
Aanvullende informatie:
emma’s anthology: http://books.wwnorton.com/books/webad.aspx?id=11544
umfang & volvox in de boiler room: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRmTv45Wteo
will smith op instragram: https://www.instagram.com/willsmith/?hl=en
nytimes over janet jackson: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/01/arts/music/justin-timberlake-super-bowl-janet-jackson.html
‘under neoliberalism you can be your own tyrannical boss’: https://jacobinmag.com/2018/01/under-neoliberalism-you-can-be-your-own-tyrannical-boss -
Elephants are pretty much the best. Why? Josh and Chuck will let you know in great detail in today's episode.
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This week’s episode of The Wooden Spoon is diving deeper into the serious topic of mental health. We hear Jade, Ruby, Jack and Eve discuss the stigma surrounding mental health, how people approach mental health in comparison to physical health, as well as what schools and health care systems are doing to help. The group also share their own personal mental health experiences and insights into what they do to look after themselves on a day-to-day basis.
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For further information on the topics in this episode, please visit the amazing websites below:
https://www.thecalmzone.net/
https://www.samaritans.org/
https://www.mind.org.uk/
Featuring Ruby Granger, Jade Bowler, Eve Cornwell and Jack Edwards
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Episode number 3 is here! This week we hear the group discussing the difference between being proactive and being reactive. Are you a proactive or a reactive person? Eve, Jade, Ruby and Jack discuss how to improve your overall level of productivity, say "yes" to more opportunities and take steps to becoming more proactive.
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Thanks so much to the Financial Times for sponsoring this episode. FT.com is free for secondary schools anywhere in the world. Teachers can register their schools and then 16-19 year old students can create their own login at www.ft.com/schoolsarefree
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The second episode of “The Wooden Spoon” explores perfectionism and how the concept of 'being perfect' changes throughout life. We hear the group discuss personal moments of self-criticism from University and work life, the impact of social media, and the journey to finding acceptance with imperfection. This episode also dives deeper into a discussion about clinical perfectionism and what can be learnt from failing to be perfect.
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Featuring Ruby Granger, Jade Bowler, Eve Cornwell and Jack Edwards
Mentioned in this episode:
- Herman Hesse - The Glass Bead Game
- R. Shafran - Clinical Perfectionism: A Cognitive-Behavioural Analysis
- Amanda Ruggeri - The Dangerous Downsides of Perfectionism
- Rahul Kanakia - Enter Title Here
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Another episode of The Wooden Spoon, and this time we're chatting all about leadership and responsibility. We hear the group discuss what makes the difference between a leader and a manager, the importance of teamwork and how you can take on a role of responsibility within your community. Can anyone be a leader? Is being bossy seen as something negative? This episode also discusses the elements of being part of a team, including taking on different roles, dividing tasks and building trust between team members.
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Featuring Ruby Granger, Jade Bowler, Eve Cornwell and Jack Edwards
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Have you ever been rejected? Have you ever failed at achieving a goal? Episode 1 of "The Wooden Spoon" explores how the definition of failure is subjective, as well as discussing society's view on failure. We hear about the group's biggest personal rejections (such as being rejected from top universities like Oxford and Cambridge) and consider what comes after failure - reflection, growth and ultimately success.
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Featuring Ruby Granger, Jade Bowler, Eve Cornwell and Jack Edwards
Mentioned in this episode:
- Guy Winch - Emotional First Aid
- TED Talk - ‘The Benefits of Rejection’
- George Ezra & Friends - Lily Allen
- 100 Days of Rejection Experiment
- Anna Wintour - The Late Late Show With James Corden
- Oprah Winfrey: 5 Things You Didn’t Know - Vogue.com
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Ruby Granger, Jade Bowler, Eve Cornwell and Jack Edwards introduce you to their brand new podcast, "The Wooden Spoon". Listen to snippets of the upcoming episodes and find out the real meaning behind "The Wooden Spoon".
Our first episode is going live next week, so make sure to subscribe to the podcast so that you don't miss it!
Produced by Sixteenth
www.sixteenth.co
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What does hip hop and Harry Potter Society have in common? They're both extra-curricular activities that are discussed in today's podcast! This episode explores the various ways that you can spend your free time, how taking a break can improve your productivity and the numerous benefits to extra-curricular activity. We also look at how you can take on too much, and whether there is validation in being busy.
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Featuring Ruby Granger, Jade Bowler, Eve Cornwell and Jack Edwards
