Teaching through Emotions wins an award!

In which I share the award-winning episode

Podcasting — sharing content that really matters to me, that I think can help people live better lives; working with a team I love; building community with teachers and readers and listeners — is rewarding enough.

But winning an award? That is THRILLING!!!

I was just notified that Teaching through Emotions has won a Women Who Podcast Award in the Thought-Provoking category (same category we won in last year). The episode we submitted was the most listened-to episode of Season 3, Handling Teacher Guilt: Are you being too judgmental of yourself? Check it out! Your thought might be provoked! In a way that might encourage you to rethink your self-blame.

Women Who Podcast is a magazine for — you guessed it — women podcasters. A group that deserves to be celebrated, of course, and that is generating some fantastic podcasts! You probably listen to many already. I hope you keep listening to and sharing TTE. Women’s voices, our perspectives, need to be heard.

Thank you, Kathy Barron and Women Who Podcast, for valuing and validating TTE in this way. Sending stuff out into the audio-verse, rewarding as it may be in and of itself, can also be weirdly lonely. Hearing back from that audio-verse is priceless!!

If you can find it in your heart to support this award-winning podcast, my heart will be filled. Podcasts are rewarding, yes. And they’re expensive. Please become a paid subscriber. That is another wonderful way to hear back from the audio-verse that what we’re doing here matters to you.

Thank you!!!