Lisa Blecker's guest appearances

Lisa Blecker

A Bahá'í Perspective

Books That Make You Podcast

MyAgLife

Roya Akhavan

Rainn Wilson

Mark Sisson

Mark Goulston

Gabriele Ludwig

Almond Sustainability

Ben Guterson

Jane Jensen

Michael Shermer

Sean Jacobs

Ken Davis

Vivian Lee

Robert Wilson

Richard Hoff

Helen Brown

OwlTail

Taylor Chalstrom sits down with Shannah Whithaus, senior editor for pesticide safety education with UC ANR, and Lisa Blecker, pesticide safety educator at Colorado State University, to discuss the newly expanded and updated Pesticide Safety Manual for Private Applicators.

Taylor Chalstrom sits down with Shannah Whithaus, senior editor for pesticide safety education with UC ANR, and Lisa Blecker, pesticide safety educator at Colorado State University, to discuss the newly expanded and updated Pesticide Safety Manual for Private Applicators.

4/1/22 - MyAgLife Episode 111: Interview with UC ANR’s Shannah Whithaus and Colorado State University’s Lisa Blecker about Updates to the Pesticide Safety Manual for Private Applicators

Children’s books imprint upon us at an early age. Think of the books you read as a child, I bet you still fondly recall Little Golden Books, Dr. Seuss, and others. The lessons learned in these books stay with us throughout our lifetime—so isn’t it important for our children to read books with positive messages, that celebrate diversity and spark imaginations?  We have a wonderful guest who creates award-winning books and games for children. They have amazing themes that you simply must share with the children in your life.  Lisa Blecker’s books include “The Good in Me From A to Z by Dottie”, “Blessed Is the Spot”, and “Sweet Neighbors Come in All Colors.”   She and her husband, Aaron Kreader both graduated from Carnegie Mellon University where they studied art and illustration. They run a family-friendly multi-media and games publishing company called Studio 9 Inc.  

Children’s books imprint upon us at an early age. Think of the books you read as a child, I bet you still fondly recall Little Golden Books, Dr. Seuss, and others. The lessons learned in these books stay with us throughout our lifetime—so isn’t it important for our children to read books with positive messages, that celebrate diversity and spark imaginations?  We have a wonderful guest who creates award-winning books and games for children. They have amazing themes that you simply must share with the children in your life.  Lisa Blecker’s books include “The Good in Me From A to Z by Dottie”, “Blessed Is the Spot”, and “Sweet Neighbors Come in All Colors.”   She and her husband, Aaron Kreader both graduated from Carnegie Mellon University where they studied art and illustration. They run a family-friendly multi-media and games publishing company called Studio 9 Inc.

#13 How To Engage Children in Education with Books  - Lisa Blecker

Lisa is an award-winning children's book writer and illustrator whose books include  href="https://www.bahaibookstore.com/Good-in-Me-From-A-to-Z-by-Dottie-P9551.aspx" target="_blank"The Good in Me From A to Z by Dottie and  href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/1931492085/ref=cm_sw_r_em_tai_DpC9CbBF1MY0M" target="_blank"Blessed Is the Spot, which has an animation companion on  href="https://youtu.be/fbM1LbQELGE" target="_blank"YouTube. She and her husband, Aaron Kreader, run a family-friendly media and games publishing company called Studio 9 Inc. Lisa is also a regular freelance writer, artist, and concept developer for Brilliant Star mdash; an award-winning international children's magazine inspired by the teachings of the Bahaacute;'iacute; Faith. Her experience in education inside and outside of the public school system informs and influences the materials she creates for children.  Her latest work is  href="https://www.sweetneighbors.org/" target="_blank"Sweet Neighbors Come In All Colors, a sing along book for kids ages 2 - 5, with friendly fruit from the Farmers' Market who come in diverse colors, shapes, and sizes. Young children enjoy exploring what makes these neighbors different, the same, and  lovable. This hardcover picture book introduces the concepts of unity and diversity through adorable characters and simple, rhyming lyrics.  We talk about her work and play songs that go with her work in the interview.

Lisa is an award-winning children's book writer and illustrator whose books include href="<a href="https://www.bahaibookstore.com/Good-in-Me-From-A-to-Z-by-Dottie-P9551.aspx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.bahaibookstore.com/Good-in-Me-From-A-to-Z-by-Dottie-P9551.aspx</a>" target="_blank"The Good in Me From A to Z by Dottie and href="<a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/1931492085/ref=cm_sw_r_em_tai_DpC9CbBF1MY0M" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.com/dp/1931492085/ref=cm_sw_r_em_tai_DpC9CbBF1MY0M</a>" target="_blank"Blessed Is the Spot, which has an animation companion on href="<a href="https://youtu.be/fbM1LbQELGE" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/fbM1LbQELGE</a>" target="_blank"YouTube. She and her husband, Aaron Kreader, run a family-friendly media and games publishing company called Studio 9 Inc. Lisa is also a regular freelance writer, artist, and concept developer for Brilliant Star mdash; an award-winning international children's magazine inspired by the teachings of the Bahaacute;'iacute; Faith. Her experience in education inside and outside of the public school system informs and influences the materials she creates for children. Her latest work is href="<a href="https://www.sweetneighbors.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.sweetneighbors.org/</a>" target="_blank"Sweet Neighbors Come In All Colors, a sing along book for kids ages 2 - 5, with friendly fruit from the Farmers' Market who come in diverse colors, shapes, and sizes. Young children enjoy exploring what makes these neighbors different, the same, and lovable. This hardcover picture book introduces the concepts of unity and diversity through adorable characters and simple, rhyming lyrics. We talk about her work and play songs that go with her work in the interview.

A Bahá'í Perspective:  Lisa Blecker