We made it— 300 episodes of This Is Woman’s Work ! And we’re marking this milestone by giving you something that could seriously change the game in your business or career: the skill of pitching yourself effectively. Whether you’re dreaming of being a podcast guest, landing a speaking gig, signing a client, or just asking for what you want with confidence—you’re already pitching yourself, every day. But are you doing it well? In this milestone episode, Nicole breaks down exactly how to pitch yourself to be a podcast guest … and actually hear “yes.” With hundreds of pitches landing in her inbox each month, she shares what makes a guest stand out (or get deleted), the biggest mistakes people make, and why podcast guesting is still one of the most powerful ways to grow your reach, authority, and influence. In This Episode, We Cover: ✅ Why we all need to pitch ourselves—and how to do it without feeling gross ✅ The step-by-step process for landing guest spots on podcasts (and more) ✅ A breakdown of the 3 podcast levels: Practice, Peer, and A-List—and how to approach each ✅ The must-haves of a successful podcast pitch (including real examples) ✅ How to craft a pitch that gets read, gets remembered, and gets results Whether you’re new to pitching or want to level up your game, this episode gives you the exact strategy Nicole and her team use to land guest spots on dozens of podcasts every year. Because your voice deserves to be heard. And the world needs what only you can bring. 🎁 Get the FREE Podcast Pitch Checklist + Additional Information on your Practice Group, Peer Group, and A-List Group Strategies: https://nicolekalil.com/podcast 📥 Download The Podcast Pitch Checklist Here Related Podcast Episodes: Shameless and Strategic: How to Brag About Yourself with Tiffany Houser | 298 How To Write & Publish A Book with Michelle Savage | 279 How To Land Your TED Talk and Skyrocket Your Personal Brand with Ashley Stahl | 250 Share the Love: If you found this episode insightful, please share it with a friend, tag us on social media, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! 🔗 Subscribe & Review: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music…
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This episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning kicks off a new series "Why Play Works"! Each episode in the series will explore an area of the early childhood classroom and uncover how these dynamic spaces support the holistic development of young children - and we’re starting with the block area. We'll explore the cognitive, social, emotional, and physical benefits of block play, from enhancing spatial awareness and problem-solving skills to fostering cooperation and creativity.
Additionally, we'll discuss a range of inexpensive supplemental materials that can enrich the block area, providing endless opportunities for imaginative and constructive play. This episode is a must-listen for early childhood teachers and professionals seeking to maximize the educational value of their classroom's block area.
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This episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning kicks off a new series "Why Play Works"! Each episode in the series will explore an area of the early childhood classroom and uncover how these dynamic spaces support the holistic development of young children - and we’re starting with the block area. We'll explore the cognitive, social, emotional, and physical benefits of block play, from enhancing spatial awareness and problem-solving skills to fostering cooperation and creativity.
Additionally, we'll discuss a range of inexpensive supplemental materials that can enrich the block area, providing endless opportunities for imaginative and constructive play. This episode is a must-listen for early childhood teachers and professionals seeking to maximize the educational value of their classroom's block area.
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In this episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning , we explore how Quality Rating and Improvement Systems (QRIS) help child care providers elevate their programs and enhance outcomes for young children. QRIS frameworks offer a structured approach to training, coaching, and accessing resources that support continuous improvement in early learning settings. Joining us are Kellie Holcombe and Symone Mixon from Alabama Quality STARS, Alabama’s QRIS program, to discuss how quality rating systems benefit educators, families, and communities. We’ll break down how QRIS works, why participation matters, and how providers can leverage these systems to strengthen early learning experiences. 1. Understanding QRIS What is a Quality Rating and Improvement System (QRIS)? Why do states implement QRIS, and how do they support child care providers? Overview of Alabama Quality STARS—how it works and what it offers to providers The five-tier rating system and how providers progress through the levels 2. How QRIS Supports Child Care Providers The role of training and professional development in improving program quality How coaching and technical assistance help providers implement best practices Access to resources and funding opportunities for quality improvements Real-life success stories: How participation in QRIS has positively impacted programs in Alabama 3. The Impact on Children, Families, and Communities How QRIS benefits children’s learning and development The value of QRIS for parents searching for high-quality child care How QRIS strengthens the child care workforce and promotes professional growth Future goals for QRIS in Alabama and how providers can get involved 4. How Providers Can Get Started Steps to enroll in Alabama Quality STARS The support available for providers at different levels Encouragement for providers hesitant to participate—“Start where you are!”…
Children often have BIG emotions—both positive and negative—and learning to recognize, name, and manage these feelings is essential for their social and emotional development. In this episode, we welcome Sandy Resa and Michelle Denney from the Truman Pierce Institute to discuss practical strategies for helping young children navigate their emotions. They’ll share insights from their educator training, offering guidance on how early childhood professionals can create emotionally responsive environments, support emotional check-ins, and validate children's experiences. Join us for this important conversation on fostering emotional intelligence in the early years! Key Takeaways for Listeners: 1. Recognizing emotions is the first step – Helping children notice and label their feelings builds emotional intelligence. 2. Words matter – Using emotional vocabulary and modeling appropriate expressions teaches children how to communicate their feelings. 3. Validation is powerful – Acknowledging a child's emotions helps them feel seen and heard, making it easier for them to navigate big feelings. 4. Guidance, not suppression – Instead of shutting down emotions, educators and caregivers should equip children with tools to manage and express them effectively. 5. Educators play a crucial role – Emotionally responsive classrooms create…
In this episode, we explore the digital landscape with a focus on wellness and protection. Join us as we chat with Amanda Lightsey from Children's Trust Fund and her colleague about the new initiative, Safe Screens and Sound Minds. This engaging conversation will delve into strategies for promoting internet safety and supporting mental health for youth, parents, and educators alike. Drawing from their training class—designed to equip early educators with the tools needed to lead Safe and Sound workshops—our guests share insights on creating balanced digital environments and fostering resilience in today’s technology-driven world. Key Takeaways for Listeners: 1. Balanced Digital Engagement: Emphasize the importance of combining internet safety with mental health practices to create a supportive digital environment for children and their families. 2. Empowerment Through Training: Early educators can become change agents by participating in the Safe Screens and Sound Minds training, gaining the skills needed to lead impactful workshops. 3. Community Collaboration: Building partnerships among educators, parents, and community leaders is essential for fostering a culture of digital safety and mental well-being. 4. Practical Strategies: The episode offers actionable insights—ranging from identifying online risks to implementing interactive workshop activities—that listeners can apply in their own communities. 5. Ongoing Support: Listeners are encouraged to access further resources and training opportunities to stay informed and proactive in promoting safe digital practices and sound minds among youth.…
In this episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we explore the importance of collaboration between educators and families to support children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Dr. Tricia Shelton, an early childhood education expert, published author, mother and autism consultant, shares insights from both her professional experience and personal journey as a parent. Listeners will gain practical strategies for building strong family-educator partnerships, overcoming common challenges, and creating inclusive learning environments that help children with ASD thrive. The Power of Collaboration – Strong family-educator partnerships are key to supporting children with ASD. Effective Communication is Key – Open, honest, and regular communication helps align goals and strategies. Utilize Available Resources – Families and educators should seek out support groups, autism consultants, and professional development opportunities. Personalize Approaches – Every child with ASD is unique, and individualized strategies are essential for success. Continuous Learning – Ongoing education is crucial for staying informed about best practices in autism education. National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) Website: www.naeyc.org Provides information on public policy, advocacy, and resources for early childhood educators and parents. First Five Years Fund (FFYF) Website: www.ffyf.org A bipartisan organization focused on advancing federal investment in quality early childhood education for children from birth to age five. Children’s Defense Fund (CDF) Website: www.childrensdefense.org Offers resources and information on public policy affecting children, including early childhood education, health care, and family support. Zero to Three Website: www.zerotothree.org Focuses on the health and development of infants and toddlers, with policy resources for parents and educators. Vote.org Website: www.vote.org A comprehensive resource for voter registration, absentee ballots, and finding polling places. Helpful for parents and educators to ensure their vote counts. The National Head Start Association (NHSA) Website: www.nhsa.org Advocates for the Head Start program and offers resources for parents and educators on how policies impact early childhood education. U.S. Department of Education – Early Learning Website: www.ed.gov/early-learning Provides resources on federal early childhood programs and policies that support the development of young children. The Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP) Website: www.clasp.org Focuses on policies related to child care, early education, and poverty, offering analysis and advocacy resources for those interested in early childhood and family policies.…
In this insightful episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning , we’re joined by Dr. Calvin E. Moore, Jr. and Dawn Owens to reflect on the key lessons learned in early childhood education throughout 2024 and look ahead to what’s on the horizon for 2025. Together, we’ll dive into the challenges, trends, and opportunities shaping the future of early learning programs and discuss actionable strategies for success in the coming year. Key Topics Covered: Lessons from 2024: What worked, what didn’t, and how we can grow. Anticipated changes in 2025 and how programs can stay prepared. Practical strategies for setting goals and planning effectively for the year ahead. Building stronger support networks to retain staff and foster collaboration. Embracing a forward-thinking mindset to navigate the evolving landscape of early childhood education. Whether you’re an educator, administrator, or advocate, this episode offers valuable insights to help you build better programs and create lasting impact in 2025. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion and practical takeaways to start the new year with confidence. Connect with Us: Have thoughts or questions about the episode? Reach out to me at jessica@tinytalksearlylearning.com or join the conversation on FaceBook. Don’t forget to subscribe to Tiny Talks on Early Learning for more episodes featuring expert advice and inspiring stories in early childhood education!…
In this festive episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning , we explore how the holiday season can be a powerful tool for building connections and creating a warm, inclusive environment in early childhood settings. Erica Law, a GRECS Head Start Education Coach, shares insights on how to cultivate a sense of community among families and staff, shaping a positive workplace culture that resonates year-round. From fun, strategic ways to celebrate with children and families to fostering collaboration and morale among colleagues, this episode will inspire early childhood leaders to capitalize on the holiday spirit. Tune in for practical tips on creating a culture that not only embraces the joy of the season but also strengthens bonds and fosters a thriving early childhood program. Many early childhood programs struggle with building a sense of community and maintaining staff morale, especially during the busy holiday season. This episode offers strategies for using the holiday spirit to strengthen connections among families and staff, creating a supportive, positive environment. Key Take Aways: The Power of Connection: Holiday activities can be a powerful tool for fostering a sense of community among families and staff, creating a more inclusive and supportive environment in early childhood programs. Workplace Culture Matters: Leaders can use the holiday season to strengthen workplace culture, boost team morale, and enhance collaboration through thoughtful and inclusive celebrations. Strategic Celebrations: Aligning holiday activities with broader program goals—such as teamwork or professional development—can make celebrations purposeful and impactful for staff and families. Inclusivity is Essential: Creating holiday events that honor diverse traditions and perspectives ensures everyone feels valued and represented, reinforcing the program’s commitment to equity and inclusion.…
In this episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning , we explore the concept of family-style dining and its powerful impact on young children. What is family-style dining? How can early childhood educators implement it in their classrooms effectively? Join us as we define family-style dining, discuss its benefits, and address common challenges faced by teachers and program administrators. From fostering independence to promoting social-emotional development, family-style meals can transform mealtime into an enriching learning experience. Tune in as we share practical tips and insights from an expert in the field on how to make this practice a success in your program. Key Takeaways: Understanding Family-Style Dining: Learn what family-style dining is and how it promotes independence, collaboration, and healthy habits in young children. Implementation Strategies: Discover practical tips for introducing family-style meals in early childhood classrooms, including managing logistics and encouraging participation. Overcoming Challenges: Gain insights into addressing common concerns like time constraints, varying abilities, and program resources. Developmental Benefits: Explore how family-style dining supports social-emotional growth, language development, and positive eating behaviors. Additional Resources: Family-Style Dining: More Than Just a Meal - Catherine Hershey Schools for Early Learning Family-Style Meals - Early Childhood Learning & Knowledge Center (Head Start) Help us improve the podcast by completing our Podcast Listener Survey . Your input will help shape future episodes and bring the content you care about. It only takes a few minutes! For additional information about Gulf Regional Early Childhood Services and our programs, visit www.grecs.org .…
In this episode, we sit down with Elise Cranston, Director of Advocacy with Child Care Aware of America, to discuss the critical role that voting plays in shaping policies impacting children, families, and early childhood education. Elise shares insights into how elections influence essential funding and regulations for early education programs, why voting is a powerful tool for parents and educators, and ways to advocate for policies that prioritize children’s futures. Key Takeaways: Voting Shapes Policies that Impact Families and Children: Elise highlights how elections directly influence funding and policy decisions affecting early education, child care subsidies, and family support programs. By voting, parents and educators have the power to shape a future that supports children and working families. Educators and Parents as Advocates: Elise emphasizes the unique position of educators and parents to advocate for better resources, professional development, and supportive policies by voting for candidates who understand and prioritize early childhood education. Research Candidates’ Stances on Family and Education Issues: To make informed choices, Elise encourages listeners to research where candidates stand on issues like child care accessibility, Pre-K funding, and family services, ensuring their vote supports leaders committed to the well-being of children. Collective Power of Voting Communities: Elise underscores the impact of collective voting efforts within communities, reminding parents and educators that together they can drive significant change by raising awareness and advocating for policies that enhance family and education support systems.…
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In this thoughtful and engaging episode of Tiny Talks on Learning , we dive into the heart of inclusive holiday practices. Join us as we define anti-bias approaches and uncover how unconscious biases can sneak into our work with children, especially during the holiday season. We’ll explore strategies for creating a warm and welcoming environment that honors the beliefs, cultures, and abilities of all families and children. Whether you’re a parent or an educator, this episode offers valuable insights on how to embrace diversity and celebrate the season with respect and inclusion. Tune in for friendly, practical advice on making this holiday season meaningful for everyone! Key Takeaways: Anti-bias practices are essential. Recognizing and addressing unconscious biases during the holiday season helps create a more inclusive environment for all children and families. Inclusivity goes beyond culture and religion. Holiday practices should also accommodate children's diverse abilities, ensuring that every child feels valued and able to participate. Open communication with families is key. Engaging families in conversations about their traditions and beliefs helps educators create respectful and meaningful holiday experiences that reflect the diversity of the community. Teaching diversity starts early. Introducing young children to diverse cultures, religions, and abilities fosters respect and inclusion from an early age, helping them develop an appreciation for differences.…
Do you have lots of great ideas for your classroom, but very little money to bring them to life? If you’re like most teachers, you’re stretching the dollars as far as you can already. Today, we’re going to give you some fresh ideas about how you can nurture creativity in young children without blowing your budget! This open, down-to-earth conversation with experienced educator, Rachel Giannini, breaks down fun, affordable ways to spark imagination in the classroom and at home. We’re sharing tips on using everyday items, incorporating nature, and encouraging open-ended play, all while keeping it budget-friendly. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a new teacher, you’ll come away with practical, easy-to-implement ideas that will inspire your little learners—no big spending required! Key Takeaways: Use open-ended materials like cardboard, fabric scraps, and nature items for creative play. Community resources (e.g., wallpaper or fabric samples) can be reused in the classroom. Nature-based provocations spark curiosity and creativity. Find more FREE resources from Rachel Giannini on this topic and more at Tiny Talks on Early Learning website. Help us improve the podcast by completing our Podcast Listener Survey . Your input will help shape future episodes and bring the content you care about. It only takes a few minutes!…
Season 1 of Tiny Talks on Early Learning is a wrap! We’ve covered so many important topics, and now we’re getting ready for Season 2! While new episodes will air in October, we’re taking a short break in September to prepare for what’s next. We’d love to hear from you! If there’s a specific topic you’d like us to explore, or if you’re interested in being a guest on the show, click the link below to share your thoughts. Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to October, and let’s keep the conversation going! Tiny Talks on Early Learning Season 2 Suggestions Tiny Talks on Early Learning Website…
In this episode of "Why Play Works", we explore the vibrant world of the art area in early childhood classrooms and its crucial role in supporting the development of young children. Discover how engaging in art activities enhances fine motor skills, fosters self-expression, boosts creativity, and supports emotional development. We'll also discuss a variety of supplemental materials beyond traditional art supplies that can enrich the art area, offering children diverse and stimulating ways to explore their artistic abilities. This episode is essential for early childhood teachers and professionals looking to inspire creativity and provide meaningful art experiences in their classrooms.…
This episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning kicks off a new series "Why Play Works"! Each episode in the series will explore an area of the early childhood classroom and uncover how these dynamic spaces support the holistic development of young children - and we’re starting with the block area. We'll explore the cognitive, social, emotional, and physical benefits of block play, from enhancing spatial awareness and problem-solving skills to fostering cooperation and creativity. Additionally, we'll discuss a range of inexpensive supplemental materials that can enrich the block area, providing endless opportunities for imaginative and constructive play. This episode is a must-listen for early childhood teachers and professionals seeking to maximize the educational value of their classroom's block area.…
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In this week’s episode, we examine the critical role of play in early childhood development. Join us as we explore how play serves as a powerful vehicle for learning, fostering cognitive, emotional, social, and physical growth in young children. Our expert guest, Amanda Morgan, will share insights into how play stimulates brain development, enhances creativity, and builds essential life skills. We'll discuss the various types of play, from unstructured free play to guided play, and how each uniquely contributes to a child's development. But the conversation doesn't stop there. We'll emphasize why it's crucial for early educators to teach adults—parents, caregivers, and community members—about the learning that occurs through play. By understanding the profound impact of play, adults can better support and encourage these vital activities, ensuring children have the rich play experiences they need to thrive. Tune in to discover practical strategies for incorporating more play into early education settings and tips for communicating the importance of play to adults. Whether you're an educator, parent, or simply passionate about early childhood development, this episode will equip you with the knowledge and tools to advocate for the power of play. Don't miss this engaging and informative discussion that will inspire you to champion play as a cornerstone of early childhood education!…
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In this enlightening episode of Tiny Talks on Early Learning, we dive deep into the critical role of language and emotional intelligence in early childhood education. Are we using the language that we want our children to use? Are we sending consistent messages to our children that their emotions matter, that there is no such thing as a good or bad emotion, and that what they are going through is a normal part of life? Join us as we welcome a special guest, Dr. Craig Bailey from the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence. Dr. Bailey shares his expertise on how educators can become the role models that our children need. He guides us through practical strategies to ensure that we are communicating effectively and empathetically, fostering an environment where children feel understood and supported. Tune in to learn how to become the best version of yourself and enhance your ability to teach children about the importance of emotions in their everyday lives. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from a leading expert in the field! TinyTalksEarlyLearning.com…
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