Ed Richardson's guest appearances

Ed Richardson

The Backgrounder

Studio 865 Flipside

The Working Parent Podcast

Debra Vizzi

Anthony Giglio

Paul Reiser

Paula Poundstone

Todd Burge

Laurent Dubois

James Hughes

Abigail Washburn

Baba Brinkman

Jamie Cook

Bela Fleck

Tom Franklin

Buzz Aldrin

Nellie McKay

Anna Quindlen

OwlTail

Homeschooling! Loving, struggling or somewhere in between - what seems certain to us is that as working parents, whilst we are all in the same storm we might be in very different boats. According to our time, competencies, our schools and a whole host of other factors that will be unique to each family. This week join me speaking to Ed Richardson, on of our speakers and head of development at KeyStone tutors. Ed tells us what’s really important when it comes to learning, helps us understand the learning loss and how little and often is our best strategy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/twpc/message

Homeschooling! Loving, struggling or somewhere in between - what seems certain to us is that as working parents, whilst we are all in the same storm we might be in very different boats. According to our time, competencies, our schools and a whole host of other factors that will be unique to each family. This week join me speaking to Ed Richardson, on of our speakers and head of development at KeyStone tutors. Ed tells us what’s really important when it comes to learning, helps us understand the learning loss and how little and often is our best strategy. --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/twpc/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/twpc/message</a>

Ep4: Home Schooling - An interview with Ed Richardson

Declan O'Scanlon

Practically everyone in Trenton agrees that something must be done to remedy New Jersey’s $43.7 billion pension deficit. It’s the question of what exactly to do about it that divides people. In this unique election year in New Jersey, where the candidates at the top of the tickets may very well be the questions on the bottom of the ballot this November, The Backgrounder looks at two sides of what to do about the pension crisis. First, N.J. State Assemblyman Declan O’Scanlon (R-Little Silver) talks about his recently unveiled 3-point plan to address the pension crisis through an overhaul of health insurance benefits for public workers and retirees. Then, Wendell Steinhauer and Ed Richardson, president and executive director (respectively) of the New Jersey Education Association, give their reaction to the O’Scanlon plan and explain why New Jersey voters who do not receive a public pension should vote in favor of the ballot question in November.

Practically everyone in Trenton agrees that something must be done to remedy New Jersey’s $43.7 billion pension deficit. It’s the question of what exactly to do about it that divides people. In this unique election year in New Jersey, where the candidates at the top of the tickets may very well be the questions on the bottom of the ballot this November, The Backgrounder looks at two sides of what to do about the pension crisis. First, N.J. State Assemblyman Declan O’Scanlon (R-Little Silver) talks about his recently unveiled 3-point plan to address the pension crisis through an overhaul of health insurance benefits for public workers and retirees. Then, Wendell Steinhauer and Ed Richardson, president and executive director (respectively) of the New Jersey Education Association, give their reaction to the O’Scanlon plan and explain why New Jersey voters who do not receive a public pension should vote in favor of the ballot question in November.

Episode 70: Declan O'Scanlon/NJEA's Wendell Steinhauer & Ed Richardson

He got kicked off the Happy Bus.  Why? We take a fascinating look at Ed's muzak past.