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T is for Training is a podcast dedicated to improvement through learning. Also, it is about training, presenting, learning, teaching, understanding and compassion. Started in 2008 this program seeks to expand the conversation and have a good time while doing it.
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- Sep 18, 2026
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- Jul 29, 2026
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T is For Training 402 - Time is Gold (opens the original)
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Maurice, Paul, and Aaron talked about how we can recognize our learners' needs and adapt in the moment. And some Presenting 101 tips and tricks. Look at tisfortraining.wordpress.com for the latest show notes and information.
T is for Training 401 - Arts Support Flourishing or Ding, Ding Ba Bong! (opens the original)
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Maurice, Paul, Aaron, Mark, and Tom are the usual suspects. We started talking about the importance of the arts in our work based on the book Art Cure, by Daisy Fancourt and went from there. Look at tisfortraining.wordpress.com for the latest show notes and information.
T is For Training 400 - Just Go With The Flow & Don't Tell Mo (opens the original)
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This was a very special episode of the show. Show number 400!!!! We had old friends, current usual suspects, and some surprises wrapped in stories and appreciation for the program. On the call were Maurice Coleman, Paul Signorelli, Julie Strange, Jill Hurst-Wahl, Andrea Snyder, Janie Hermann, Aaron Blumberg, Dorothy Stoltz, Diane Huckabay, Jennifer Koerber, Mark Corbett Wilson, Jared Bendis, Lori Reed, and Tom Haymes. A big special thanks to Paul and Julie for pulling this off and to Dorothy for
T is For Training 399 - Advocacy is my Jam, I put it on Toast Everyday (opens the original)
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Maurice, Paul, Aaron, Tom & returning Julie S. are joined by Sam Helmick, Immediate Past President of the American Library Association. Full notes on tisfortraining.wordpress.com Next show Thursday, August 6 @ 9 eastern
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