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Jessica and Georgia talk to Farmer Faubs about storytelling creating YeeHaw moments for students.

What if a simple push of a button could deliver a moment of magic, a spark of creativity, or an unexpected story to brighten your day?  In this episode, we sit down with Kristan LeRoy, International Sales Director for Short Edition, the innovative company behind the Short Story Machine—a fascinating device that dispenses free, bite-sized stories in unexpected places like libraries, hospitals, airports, and even cafes!  Join us as we explore: 🔹 How storytelling in public spaces can foster connection and creativity 🔹 The power of surprise and serendipity in digital and print storytelling 🔹 Short Edition’s mission to make literature more accessible—anytime, anywhere If you love storytelling, innovation, and the magic of unexpected literary moments, this episode is for you

Julie Jaeger and Gwynn Moore discuss a storytelling adventure in Lithuania. https://sites.google.com/view/ds-pcpl/home

Jessica and Georgia talk moviemaking in the classroom with Craig Dunlap, a classroom teacher in Kentucky.

Jessica and Georgia talk to Tom Flint from Filmbuilders about collaborative movie projects for students.

Jessica and Georgia talk to High School Spanish teacher, Margie Orantes about using moving making in language class and how it has changed her practice and her students.

Jessica and Georgia talk to Stephanie Schenfeld a middle school special education teacher who is using moviemaking in the classroom.

Our guest is Erika Sandstrom aka the green screen gal talking about digital storytelling and all things green screen.

Jessica and Georgia talk to 4th grade teacher Caitlyn Peterson about how she is using moviemaking in her classroom.

Jessica and Georgia talk with Jamie O'Neil about the Sunrise Film Festival and why having an authentic audience for students is important.

Jessica and Georgia talk with Ryan Kochevar , Ed Tech specialist from WeVideo on digital storytelling across the land.

Jessica and Georgia talk with 7th grade ELA teacher Shane Frakes who is leveraging tik tok in his classroom.

Jessica and Georgia open season 3 with and ISTE 2021 revisit and Jessica reveals her new book.

Jessica and Georgia interview a music teacher and an art teacher using digital storytelling in distance learning.

We talk to an elementary librarian and how she is using movie-making in distance learning.