Little Big Ideas Podcast

Roots, resistance and possibility | Rukia Rogers

Rukia has built an early learning community that is both a hub of activism and a sanctuary of care.

Re-learning the work of inclusion | Dr Shelley Moore

This episode highlights inclusion myths, the stress and conditioning educators face, and reframes inclusion as a practice that benefits all.

Do we really know the meaning of play? | Suzanne Axelsson

This episode challenges what we know about play — its schoolification, the educator's role in it, and how play prepares children for life.

Care in community: A live conversation

Together in a room filled with passionate in-home carers, we recognized the complexity and skill of home child care work.

The art and ethics of care | Carol Garboden Murray

What if care isn’t just something we do, but the most important part of how we show up for children?

Supporting practice through pedagogical documentation | Susan Stacey

Let's unpack how curiosity, uncertainty, and the voice of the educator can shape truly responsive curriculum.

Children teach us about our inherently social nature - Deb Curtis

This discussion with Deb Curtis explores our inherently social nature, and delves deep into the source of early development.

Exploring seasonal pedagogies: Learning with the rhythm of the land | Dr Hopi Martin

In this episode, Dr Hopi Marti shares his path back to his ancestors, the land, and the seasonal rhythms that guide his work with children.

A radical vision for children's right to participate and be heard - Marc Battle