Best Mathew Green Podcasts (2025)

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Melissa Kennedy: The Sustainable Teacher in a Digital Age. 59:03

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Today, I’m joined by Melissa Kennedy - a passionate educator, leader, and storyteller. Melissa is Head of English at her school, a sessional university lecturer, and a presenter who brings depth and clarity to conversations about teaching, leadership, and curriculum. She’s also an accomplished author and was recently recognised as an ACEL New Voice…

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Ariam Mogos: Reimagining the future of education through innovation. 48:59

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Reimagining the Future of Education Through Innovation with Ariam Mogos. Ariam leads the emerging tech portfolio at Stanford’s d.school, where she supports students and educators in designing with tools like AI, always with a keen eye on their ethical impact on people and the planet. Her work spans continents, from Africa and Asia to the US and Eur…

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Andrea Downie: How do we design school systems that prioritise people and wellbeing? 49:12

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Andrea Downie is a systems leader, educator, and wellbeing expert who has worked collaboratively with hundreds of schools and organisations around the world on the application of wellbeing science, education redesign and systems leadership. Andrea is currently the Head of Wellbeing on the Board of Executive at British School Jakarta and also an Hon…

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Peter Howes: Rethinking leadership, building trust and authentic community engagement. 52:49

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Today’s guest is Peter Howes, Principal of Ballina Coast High School and a passionate leader in public education. With more than three decades of experience across teaching, leadership, and community engagement, Peter brings a deep commitment to equity, innovation, and inclusion in every aspect of his work. As a seasoned school leader, he’s driven …

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Dr Daniel T. Willingham: Why Don’t Students Like School? 47:13

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Today’s guest is Dr. Daniel T. Willingham a cognitive scientist, professor, and author whose work bridges the gap between research and the classroom. He’s a professor of psychology at the University of Virginia and the bestselling author of Why Don’t Students Like School?, a go-to book for educators looking to understand how students learn. Dr. Wil…

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Ashleigh Smith: Rainbow Sky Creations, influential books and memorable teachers. 45:15

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Today I’m joined by Ash Smith, co-founder of Rainbow Sky Creations — a passionate educator creating practical, inspiring resources for teachers. Through her work, Ash supports educators to feel more confident, organised, and empowered in their classrooms. Let’s jump into the conversation.By Mathew Green

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Adam Larby: Thriving together, school culture and servant leadership. 44:05

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Adam Larby, Head of Tudor House at The King’s School, is a passionate educator, thoughtful leader, and lifelong learner devoted to nurturing both character and curiosity. With years of leadership experience at Shore’s North Sydney Preparatory School and a deep commitment to faith, family, and community, Adam brings a rich blend of wisdom, vision, a…

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Stef Thom: Highly Accomplished and Lead Teacher pathways and the power of collaborative coaching 44:11

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Next up on The Art of Teaching podcast is Stef Thom. With over 12 years in Catholic Education, Stef is a passionate, Highly Accomplished Lead Teacher known for building capacity in others. From leading in the classroom to advising the Minister for Education, Stef brings energy, faith, and purpose to everything she does. Let’s dive into her inspirin…

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Professor Sugata Mitra: Unpacking Self-Organised Learning Environments and the enduring role of the teacher. 41:50

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Today, we enter the world of Professor Sugata Mitra — TED Prize winner and creator of the Hole in the Wall experiment — whose work is reshaping how children learn. He has shown that with curiosity and connection, children can teach themselves — and each other. But in a world where learning organises itself, one question remains: do we still need te…

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How Structural Forensics Resonates with Both Engineers and the Public Through Storytelling – Ep 157 29:44

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In this episode, I talk with Nehemiah Mabry, Ph.D., P.E., CEO and Founder of STEMedia Incorporated, about how storytelling and technical insight transform structural forensics and engineering failure analysis into powerful lessons that educate the public, build confidence, and spark curiosity among future engineers. ***The video version of this epi…

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Sarah Nolan: Math-ish in action, teaching beyond content and embracing mistakes. 59:03

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Sarah is a graduate of Wheelock College in Boston, Massachusetts, and has over 26 years of experience as an elementary school teacher in San Jose, California. She was a Cotsen Foundation "The Art of Teaching" Fellow and has worked closely with Dr. Jo Boaler on integrating Big Ideas into elementary mathematics. Sarah is featured in Dr. Boaler’s book…

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Episode 255: Episode 9-18 - Chief Emeritus/Retired Charles Werner - New Technology for First Responders 1:11:04

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Episode 9-18 – Chief-Emeritus/Retired Charles Werner- New Technology for First Responders Chief-Emeritus/Retired Charles Werner has served 44 years in the fire service, 37 years with the Charlottesville Fire Dept., the last ten as the Charlottesville Fire Department. Additionally, he is also the current Executive Director of Droneresponders.org wit…

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Bronwyn Ryrie Jones: Unlocking the power of high-impact teaching in every classroom 47:48

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Bronwyn Ryrie Jones designs and leads impactful professional learning for teachers and instructional leaders. With experience supporting over 30,000 educators across Australia and internationally, she is known for delivering clear, practical, and research-informed programs. Bron brings expertise from classroom teaching, instructional coaching, and …

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Foundation Repair Tips You Need to Know for Safer Home Renovations – Ep 156 51:49

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In this episode, we talk with Bob Brown, author and co-founder of SpatialVision LLC, about the top structural and foundation repair-related issues behind home renovation failures. From poor assessments and overloaded framing to water management problems. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some o…

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Episode 42 – Rethinking Agriculture: Can Insect Farming Tackle Climate Change? with Julian Knight 47:46

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Send us a text On this episode, Jack and Ellie are joined by Julian Knight, Co-Founder of Fairman Knight & Sons, a company at the forefront of sustainable agriculture and circular innovation. They are tackling two global issues, food waste and carbon emissions, using a method that might sound futuristic… insect farming. Tune in as they break down h…

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Alice Vigors: The Learning Classroom. 52:30

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I am thrilled to share the next episode of The Art of Teaching podcast! Following the success of The Thinking Classroom, Alice Vigors returns with a powerful new resource for educators: The Learning Classroom: Supporting Educators to Make Student Learning Visible, Shareable, Amplified and Meaningful. In this practical and research-informed guide, A…

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Melinda Phillips: Honest conversations about burnout, boundaries, and emotional literacy 48:26

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Melinda is a teacher and coaching psychologist with 20+ years’ experience supporting school staff and leaders. With research in compassion fatigue, burnout, and engagement, she offers evidence-based wellbeing support through coaching, facilitation, and strategic planning. Melinda has worked as a teacher, counsellor, consultant, educator, and genera…

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Episode 41 – The Dirty Truth About Kitchen Sponges (and What It’s Costing the Planet) with Matt Guest 37:48

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Send us a text Each year, over 400 million kitchen sponges end up in landfill in the UK alone and most of them are made of plastic. In this episode, we’re joined by Matt Guest, Co-founder of Composty, a family-run business on a mission to reduce the environmental impact of cleaning routines at home and at work. Composty is leading the charge with f…

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Professor David Gurr: Educational leadership, serving others and global perspectives. 46:22

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Professor David Gurr is a global expert in educational leadership at the University of Melbourne. He has authored over 200 publications, presented at numerous conferences, and contributed to research projects worth more than $26 million. A founding member of key international leadership networks, he has supervised over 60 postgraduate research stud…

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Helpful Facade Restoration Best Practices for Safer Buildings – Ep 155 42:51

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In this episode, we talk with Domingo (Dom) Diaz, registered architect, AIA, and president of Diaz Architect & Associates, P.C., about facade restoration best practices and how building owners can stay ahead by prioritizing safety, avoiding costly violations, and making proactive maintenance a smart long-term strategy. ***The video version of this …

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Episode 40 - Act Now, Not Later: Rethinking Events for Positive Impact with Holly Arnold 1:00:11

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Send us a text Today we’re joined by Holly Arnold, Director of Impact at Raw Tipis, a certified B Corp creating stunning outdoor events without harming the planet. Holly is on a mission to help transform the events industry into a regenerative one. In this episode, we discuss how it’s possible to create sustainable, low-impact events, the importanc…

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Episode 254: Episode 9-17 - Troy Lachinski - Preparing for NERIS 1:55:43

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In most fire departments and some EMS agencies have to file a bunch of paperwork to report the fires/rescues, additional info i.e. number of patients, levels of damages and so much more. Well, there’s a new “day” coming, starting on January 2, 2026! Our podcast welcomes Troy Lachinski of Image Trend, a company integral to the change of Fire/EMS rec…

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Episode 39 – How Plants, Cocktails, and Conservation Can Work Together with Paul Mathew 35:55

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Send us a text What if your favourite drink could help protect the planet? Today, we’re joined by Paul Mathew, founder of Everleaf Drinks, who turned his background as a conservation biologist and bartender into a mission-driven brand. In 2019, he set out to create a non-alcoholic drink with the depth and complexity of fine spirits, while staying c…

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Dr Mitchell Gibbs: Teaching strength, changing our minds and the future of pain management. 47:43

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Dr Mitchell Gibbs is a lecturer and researcher at the University of New South Wales. He holds a Bachelor of Exercise Science, a Master of Research, and a PhD from Western Sydney University. His research centres on back pain, focusing on exercise and education through a biopsychosocial lens. Mitchell teaches musculoskeletal rehabilitation and streng…

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Shane Hatton: Let's Talk Culture and how to develop remarkable people leaders. 49:39

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Shane Hatton is a leadership and culture expert, author, and speaker. With a background in business and psychology, he helps leaders build high-performing teams through better communication and connection. He’s the author of Lead The Room and Let’s Talk Culture, and hosts the podcast Phone Calls With Clever People. Shane has worked with top organis…

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How to Fix Zoom Mistakes for Engineers and Improve Presentations – Ep 154 33:46

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In this episode, we talk with Jeff Brandeis, founder & CEO of Engaging Webinars, about the biggest Zoom mistakes for engineers that cost professionals clients, and the simple strategies to fix them, captivate audiences, and convert prospects into paying clients. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: Here Ar…

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Episode 253: Episode 9-16 - "Backroom Deals in Our Backyards" With Miranda Spivack & Diane Cotter 3:22:43

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Episode 9-16 – Miranda Spivack and Dianne Cotter – “Backroom Deals in Our Backyards” As we pass through life, we encounter many people. This one works in a tall building; another delivers office supplies and a third washes all the windows. Most see this as “blue-collar” job, but do we really know what’s going on. Our guests today are Miranda Spivac…

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Episode 38 – How One Small Change in Your Wardrobe Can Save Animals with Lucy Jeffrey 53:08

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Send us a text Today we're talking to Lucy Jeffrey, founder of Bare Kind. Lucy's love of animals and her desire to help the world led her to create planet-saving socks. Each pair of socks is made from bamboo and features a cute animal design. With each sale, 10% of the profits goes to protect the animal featured on the socks. They are also B Corp c…

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Dr Phil Cummins: The Character Education Series, the Game Changers podcast and finding joy. 51:25

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Dr Phil Cummins is a global leader in education, character, and leadership. With over 30 years of experience, he leads a School for tomorrow. and CIRCLE Education, guiding schools to deliver purposeful learning. He’s Associate Professor at Alphacrucis University College, co-host of the Game Changers podcast, and author of 30+ books. His four-book s…

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Episode 37 – Why Business as Usual is Broken (And How to Fix It) with Hannah Cox 52:08

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Send us a text This week, we’re joined by Hannah Cox, founder of the Better Business Network and Better Not Stop. Hannah's work is all about helping businesses to become a force for good, creating positive impact, building purposeful communities and advocating for systemic change. In this episode, we discuss why meaningful work leads to happier emp…