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Tag Archives: lifelong learning
500 tabs and counting down (#499 “The Tim Ferriss Show” transcripts)
Author and podcaster Tim Ferriss has amazing guests, and he is always so super prepared as an interviewer that the conversations he has with guests are really substantial. However, I don’t usually like listening to podcasts because doing so is … Continue reading
Posted in 500 tabs and counting down, Creativity, Learning
Tagged entertainment, learning, lifelong learning, open tabs, podcasts, reading
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Remembering “The Day of Ahmed’s Secret”
I’m watching documentaries on PBS tonight about the Great Pyramid of Giza (aka the Pyramid of Khufu, Wikipedia article HERE), and seeing bird’s-eye views of the pyramids situated right next to Cairo reminded me of this heartbreakingly sweet children’s picture … Continue reading
Posted in Books and reading, Life
Tagged books, childhood, children’s literature, lifelong learning, nostalgia, reading
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What’s in a tagline? My blog’s identity: Version 4.0
I’m developing a new course at MSOE called “SS 3700 Digital Society.” To say I’m excited is to understate my enthusiasm for this topic. As a political science major who took computer programming classes in the late 1970s using a … Continue reading
Posted in Higher education, Learning, Life, Popular culture, Science, Teaching, Technology, Writing, blogging
Tagged blogging, curiosity, Digital society, lifelong learning
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The Northern Soul Project – The Father-Son Shredded Wheat Commercial (Post #5)
Warning: this television ad (or, “advert,” as they apparently say in England) will make your heart melt. Apparently just released within the past week, this Shredded Wheat cereal commercial profiles a father and son who go out dancing at the all-nighters together. In Post … Continue reading
The Northern Soul Project – Streaming 24/7 Northern Soul Radio (Post #4)
A quick post to share my latest Northern Soul find: a radio station that streams classic Northern Soul music online, ad free, 24/7. A partnership between San Francisco radio station KALW (91.7FM) and National Public Radio, “The Mix: Northern Soul … Continue reading
Posted in History, Learning, Milwaukee, Music, Popular culture, Writing, blogging
Tagged blog series, blogging, KALW 91.7FM, lifelong learning, Motown, National Public Radio, Northern soul, Northern Soul music, radio station, San Francisco radio station, streaming online radio, WMSE 91.7FM
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Ndamukong Suh – A Lifelong Learner to Learn From
Today’s Wall Street Journal has an article on the back page of the “Personal Journal” section titled “The Bruiser and the Billionaire.” A truly inspiring read for anyone interested in lifelong learning! Detroit Lions’ defensive lineman Ndamukong Suh, the subject … Continue reading
The Northern Soul Project
One of the terms in my blog’s subtitle is “Lifelong Learning.” When I started writing here a couple of years ago, I thought I’d be talking much more about that topic than I’ve turned out to, as it’s a huge … Continue reading
Posted in History, Learning, Life, Music, Popular culture, Teaching, WPLongform (posts of 1000 words or longer)
Tagged Bay City Rollers, British Commonwealth, Dusty Springfield, learning, lifelong learning, Malaysia, Northern England, Northern soul, Pet Shop Boys, pop music, Scotland, transformational learning, transformative learning
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He couldn’t keep a jailer: Why Nelson Mandela was a great leader
Much has been said about Nelson Mandela over the past day. But one thing I haven’t heard anyone speak of on the news channels—because, really, it’s pretty small potatoes when compared with this man’s towering greatness in so many areas—is … Continue reading
Posted in History, Life, News
Tagged Afrikaans, conflict resolution, History Channel, learning a language, lifelong learning, Nelson Mandela, peace, self-taught
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