Free Mentoring Podcasts, 5-10 Minutes

If you are not subscribing to The Chronicle of Evidenced-based Mentoring, you are missing so much. We cannot possibly share all the tremendous resources available there. Note the list below was originally shared in March. Imagine all that will be forthcoming!

By Jean Rhodes March 14, 2015Read More →

Listen and Learn: Subscribe to the Free Mentoring U Podcast Series

Let Mentoring U teach you about the latest mentoring and youth development research.  The  podcasts each run about 5-10 minutes and promise to entertain you with lively interviews, and inform you about mentoring-related news.

Produced by award-winning radio host, Micheline Mann, the Chronicle’s podcast series was recently described by one listener as “like NPR for mentoring.”

Here is a complete listing of all the articles that have been podcasted:

• Laughter: A neglected but vital element of mentoring

• Laughter can encourage self-disclosure and closeness with mentees

• Facebook adds lifelines to prevent teen suicide

• You should sometimes talk politics and religion: Here’s why

• Listen and Learn: Subscribe to the Free Mentoring U Podcast Series

• Making a Difference With Youth Mentors

• Au Revoir: Considerations for ending mentoring relationships

• Volunteer coaches as mentors: Tapping a natural resource

• An evidence-based approach to raising academic success

• New MENTOR report: The Business Case for Mentoring

• Dedicated ‘Humans Of New York’ Fans Raise Money To Send Underserved Kids On Harvard Visit

• Mentoring Youth of Incarcerated Parents: My Experience Volunteering at Big Brothers Big Sisters

• Reflections on being mentored

• The Misery of Mentoring Millennials in the Workplace

• Conversation about news improves children’s reasoning: Implications for mentors

• Separating the wheat from the chaff in youth mentoring

• Big Brother Aids Youth With Big Steps: Mentor for 12-Year-Old Puts Priority on School Work

• How should mentors handle gift giving?

• “No Impact Man” speaks. The environmental case for youth mentoring

• High school aged mentors: Challenges and recommendations

• Georgetown professor discusses how to talk to children about Ferguson

• A Fable About Mentoring and How to Be Close with Those We Love

• Linking Evidence and Practice: A Fresh Look at the Core Elements of an Increasingly Diverse Mentoring Landscape

• Overcoming cultural mistrust in youth mentoring relationships

• Back by popular demand: How to win friends and influence mentees

• Empathy – A Critical Ingredient in Youth Mentoring Relationships?

• Matthew Broderick: How Many Mentors Made a Difference

• Learning from the Field of Work-Based Mentoring

• Strengthening quality youth mentoring programs through service fellowships

• It Takes a Mentor

• Slow Ideas and the power of mentoring

• Encourage relationship building between youth & adults with these 10 youth-inspired changes to your organization’s environment

• Forum: Should mentors talk about politics with their mentees?

• Pedro Noguera: Why students need more than ‘grit’

• On Being Our Brother’s Keeper

• An interview with Jane Pauley

• Black Males Need Opportunities, Mentors

• The importance of inspiring hope

• Connecting the dots during National Mentoring Month

• Teen Social Struggles Can Last Into Adulthood

• Good Enough Mentors

• A call to action on behalf of our nation’s youth

• Policy Corner: The Breaking Chain Model. Ending the cycle of intergenerational incarceration

• Research Corner: Can I help you?

• How Does Mentoring Benefit Youth? Let’s Count the Ways

• How can we prepare mentors to work with children in poverty? Leaders weigh in!

• FORUM: Mentoring relationships as a context for service delivery: What do you think?

• George Albee: Pioneering community psychologist

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Ret. 5-29-15