2015-08-04
1 小时 6 分钟Kids are active participants of media.
It might look like in some cases they're sitting back, but they're still taking meaning away.
So what meaning are they taking away?
What are you going to give them through the gift of whatever this content is?
So you may not know Doctor Alice Wilder's name, but you absolutely know her work.
If you've been a parent or you've been around kids in any way, shape or form.
She's the Emmy award winning co creator and producer of some of the huge kids educational programs.
Things like blues clues, super why.
And the thing that she actually just won the Emmy for Tumbleleaf, the beautiful thing is that she's this incredible blend of deep, deep curiosity about children, about learning, and about how to blend together media and entertainment and powerful, powerful education to light up kids.
And the conversation talks about her beautiful journey.
But also it applies a lot of these same ideas to how we as adults can tap into a vein of curiosity, really reconnect with the burning questions in our lives to build extraordinary careers, relationships and lives.
I'm Jonathan Fields.
This is Good Life project.
Today's episode is brought to you by Camp Good Life Project.
Now you guys have probably heard me jamming about this for couple of months now.
We literally take over kids sleepaway camp about 90 minutes outside of New York City for three and a half days at the end of August.
And if you're listening to this in real time, that's just about a month from now.
So it's coming up really soon.
And we bring together an amazing group of entrepreneurs, makers, movers and shakers, people who are really just inspired by a shared set of values and beliefs and aspirations.
You can work in a huge corporation.