Marc Stern and Bob Powell: The Importance of Interpretation Research

What’s Up, Interpreters? A Podcast from the National Association for Interpretation

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Marc Stern and Bob Powell have served as the editors of NAI's Journal of Interpretation Research for more than half a decade. In this episode, they discuss the value of research within the profession, and their own work as researchers. Marc J. Stern, PhD, is aprofessor in the Department of Forest Resources and Environmental Conservationat Virginia Tech. Bob Powellis the director of the Institute for Parks and theGeorge B. Hartzog, Jr. Endowed Professor atClemson University.

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Marc Stern and Bob Powell: The Importance of Interpretation Research

What’s Up, Interpreters? A Podcast from the National Association for Interpretation

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What’s Up, Interpreters? A Podcast from the National Association for Interpretation

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Collaboration at ZooTampa 24:25

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Three Decades as a Park Naturalist: Howard Aprill 34:23

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Howard Aprill has had a storied career as a park naturalist with Wehr Nature Center in Milwaukee. He shares insights gleaned from nearly 30 years in the field, not to mention a lifetime in a family of interpretation royalty, with Heather Manier and Paul Caputo.

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Dialogic Nature Guiding: Griffin Bray 23:31

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Griffin Bray, Extension Educator at the University of Minnesota Extension, is a member of NAI's Young Professionals Council who employs dialogic interpretation in nature guiding. He joins to discuss with NAI's Heather Manier and Paul Caputo.

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Making a Splash as a New Interpreter: Dan Jenkins 25:57

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Jennifer Chapman: Interpretation within Disney World’s Epcot Animal Experiences at Walt Disney World Resort 27:58

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Nathan Taxel: Building Community through Interpretation 31:46

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Artificial Intelligence in Interpretation: Jacquie Gilson 28:10

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Interpretation in State Parks 29:02

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Ringing in the New Year! 27:29

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NAI staff members Madison Hyatt, Song Stott, Heather Manier, and Paul Caputo recap 2024 and look forward to what's to come in 2025.

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Live From NAI 2024 in St. Augustine, Florida! 27:23

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Interpretation's Father-Son Duo: Jim and John Peters 32:10

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Kathryn Leann Harris: Interpreting Sports 34:49

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NAI's New Volunteer Section 23:10

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Masanori Shintani, Community-Based Ecotourism around the World 16:28

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Theodore “Ted” Johnson, Community Engagement Specialist at Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve 29:48

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Toby Bloom, National Program Manager for Travel, Tourism, and Interpretation, USDA Forest Service 23:09

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Katie Shea, Member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation & NAI Board 35:11

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NAI Conference Preview: "Navigating Changing Tides" in St. Augustine 26:48

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Registration is open for the NAI Conference, December 3–6, St. Augustine, Florida! Join the NAI Conference Committee for this preview of NAI 2024. Amanda Thompson, Conference Chair Marthalynne Allen, Program Chair Jennifer Chapman, Community Outreach Chair Alaina Allen, Volunteer Chair Caroline Lochner, Local Arrangements/Field Trip Chair Learn more at nai-us.org/NAIConference…

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