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Talking Fin Lit Podcast Ep.50: Personal Finance Wins! Steve Kautz and Waynflete School Winners, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 08:05:15 -0100

Join us to hear about how these students won a trophy in a head to head competition about business and personal finance. It all starts in Waynflete Maine! Stephen Kautz is a Math teacher who teaches both the Business Finance and Personal Finance courses at the Waynflete School in Waynflete, Maine. Steve guided and supported a group of his students in preparing for the Federal Bank of Boston Reserve Cup Challenge, a popular and challenging competition, in which students must demonstrate sophisticated understanding of the world of banking and Economics. Coach Steve draws on his business, as well as his Peace Corps experience, in developing and teaching finance courses. Our website has photos, articles and details about the competition and the teams' performance. Visit our podcast website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by University of South Florida and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2012

Talking Fin Lit Podcast Ep. 49 John LeFeber Takes Us Inside EconEdLink, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Fri, 02 Mar 2012 20:05:15 -0100

In this episode of Talking Financial Literacy Podcast, John LeFeber sits down with Mark Gura to discuss the powerful resources and work at EconEdLink. This interview is a rare opportunity to hear one of the movers and shakers in the field of financial literacy education and economic education discuss the resources, trends and needs in this area. John LeFeber is the Director of Instructional Technology for the Council for Economic Education and the Project Manager for EconEdLink. Affiliated with Thinkfinity, EconEdLink, the Council for Economic Opportunity's premier resource, is a rich source of classroom-tested, Internet-based economic and personal finance instructional materials. It offers over 700 lessons and a variety of other resources targeted for K-12 teachers and their students. Each of the lessons includes a teacher's version as well as a student's version and is designed to be delivered in a variety of formats and classroom settings. John has been with the Council for Economic Education since 2000. Prior to that, he served as the Director of Social Science Education for the Nebraska Department of Education. He came to the Department of Education from the classroom where he had taught social studies in elementary, middle school, high school and college environments. He presently teaches social studies methods at Doane College in Crete, NE. Visit our podcast website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by University of South Florida and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2012

Talking Fin Lit Podcast Ep. 48: Laura Ploss: By Kids for Kids and the Secret Millionaires Club, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Sun, 19 Feb 2012 20:05:15 -0500

By Kids for Kids and the Secret Millionaires Club. Join us for a resource packed interview with Laura Ploss. She is the Operating Officer of By Kids for Kids, one of the partner organizations involved with Secret Millionaires Club. These intriguing groups are really instructional resources that provides a variety of Financial Literacy content for school age students. Also be sure to explore each of the links we provie in this episode because there is a wealth of information and resource available. These are topnotch in respect to curriculum, but also in FUN! For example, students play games, but also hear other students speak about financial literacy. Whether you are a teacher, parent or both, don't miss out, dig in to discover the wealth of resources available here.Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by University of South Florida and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2012

Talking Fin Lit Podcast Ep. 47: Professor Emerita Meets Elmo, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 20:05:15 -0500

Join us for an exciting interview which reveals the answer to: Can you resist Elmo, even when teaching Financial Literacy? That was the brilliance behind the plan when the Sesame Workshop contacted Karen Holden, Professor Emerita of Public Affairs and Consumer Science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Ms. Holden was one of six advisers invited to discuss with Sesame Workshop what the fundamental lessons are for very young children in Financial Literacy - lessons that could be and should be taught to preschool children, especially from diverse families and communities. These six experts produced a body of professional content and opinion to inform Sesame Workshop in Financial Literacy. What a great way to help youngsters grasp fundamental concepts of Financial Literacy Sesame Workshop developed. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by University of South Florida and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2012

Talking Fin Lit Podcast Ep. 46: Mike Fladlien: Masterful Financial Literacy Instruction, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 20:05:15 -0500

Mike Fladlien is a teacher at Muscatine High School in Muscatine, Iowa. Mr. Fladlien teaches Business, Business Law, Economics, Computer Applications, and (Business) Logistics there. Mr. Fladlien blogs on Finance and Economics Education: Micro-economics at http://www.mikeroeconomics.blogspot.com/ and at http://teachingapeconomics.blogspot.com/. He has had 8 lessons accepted and published on the EconEdLink web-based resource. Join us for another exciting Talking Fin Lit episode with valuable free resources. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by University of South Florida and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2012

Talking Fin Lit Podcast Ep. 45: Mack Lewis: Creator of the Checkbook Project, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 17:05:15 -0500

Another exciting Talking Fin Lit episode with vital free resources as we interview Mack Lewis, a board certified teacher working in Oregon. Mack describes her development of Class Money: The Checkbook Project, a unique model for using the Micro Society instructional context to model and teach Financial Literacy. It is a free resource, a complete guide for teachers with support materials, available in downloadable format online. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by University of South Florida and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2012

Talking Fin Lit Podcast Ep. 44, Mickey Ebert:Curriculum Writer for Financial Literacy, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:05:15 -0500

Join us for this stimulating interview with a prolific curriculum writer for early elementary Financial Literacy, Mickey Ebert is an award-winning retired Blue Springs, Arkansas teacher. Mickey has had unique education experiences as a result of her 34 years in education and has studied School Administration as well as Teaching. She has written and published the astoundingly large body of 42 lessons for EconEdLink. She currently works as an Education Specialist for the National Archives, applying her deep knowledge of Education to its extraordinary collection of resources made available for teachers. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by University of South Florida and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2012

Talking Fin Lit Podcast Ep. 43, Banking, Business, and School Stores Paving the Way, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 08:05:15 -0500

Jennifer Allen was selected as the first State of Kentucky, Jumpstart Financial Literacy - Teacher of the Year. She is a teacher at Madison Southern High School in Berea, Kentucky where she teaches Business and Marketing courses and runs the school bank and school store programs. She has presented to colleagues on using free resources for teaching various aspects of Financial Literacy (see her presentation PowerPoint below). Ms. Allen's work as a Financial Literacy educator provides an important model, as she teaches both formal classes, and runs school-based activities (the bank and store) that provide important opportunities to apply what's learned in the courses as well as other content, hands-on. In this interview Jennifer describes how she runs her program, identifies important free resources she has found, and gives important advice on how to run a highly successful Fin Lit program on the high school level. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by University of South Florida and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2011

Talking Fin Lit Podcast Ep. 42, The Centsables - Interview with Mark DiPippa, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 09:05:15 -0500

Mr. Mark DiPippa is the President of The Centsables, a rich, comic book themed, multi-media instructional resource for Financial Literacy Education. The Centsables website is a comprehensive source of instructional materials and bears the tag line, The Centsables, A NEW BREED OF SUPERHEROES!: Helping kids overcome obstables, soar toward goals, and achieve financial fitness! This episode gives the history and background of The Centsables and offers insights into what it offers educators and how they may best make use of it. This is your personal invitation to be part of the Fin Lit Community- Let's support educators. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2011

Talking Fin Lit Podcast Ep. 41, Economic Education: Picking up Steam in the Old South, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 09:05:15 -0500

Listeners from around the world will benefit from learning about the model used by Mississippi Council on Economic Education.to take advantage of the many ideas and highly useful resources available through their website and its subsidiary links. This interview with Ms. Shwarzfager gives the insider insight that will make the huge array of resources very accessible to the listener. Ms. Selena Swartzfager is the President of the Mississippi Council on Economic Education. Before assuming the responsibilities of President of the MSCC, Selena was a second career teacher, having earned degrees in business and having spent 15 years in the corporate world before entering the classroom. She was a High School teacher of Business and Personal Finance. Thus, she brings a perfect body of experience to her current work. As this interview reveals, the Mississippi Council of Economic Education offers a broad and well balanced program for teachers and students. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2011

Talking Fin Lit Podcast Ep. 40, We Haven't Seen Anything Yet! Year 2 Wrap-Up, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 09:05:15 -0500

In this episode Kathy and Mark deliver a rousing discussion of where our nation and world is in the context of financial literacy education as we record the final episode of the series 2nd year in mid-February 2011. This is your personal invitation to be part of the Fin Lit Community- Let's support educators. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2011

Talking Fin Lit Podcast Episode 39, Teacher Reviews at ISTE - NECC Conference, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 09:05:15 -0500

How well does Talking Fin Lit Podcast measure up? Mark shares an exciting report from the floor of ISTE conference from hundreds of participants! Financial literacy education is "in demand" more than ever as more scools and teachers have realized the extreme need. The result? Teachers, staff developers and tech coordinators are scrambling to find quality resources. Check out the discussions from this event. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by University of South Florida and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2011

Talking Fin Lit Ep 38: Author Interview: Sonia Levitin, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 09:05:15 -0500

Author! Author! Boom Town and more with Sonia Levitin- Don't miss this grand Talking Fin Lit Podcast event !Come listen in to an exciting interview with the award-winning author, Sonia Levitin. As a special bonus for our listeners Levitan describes how she got her start in writing, tells about some of the inspiration for her books (including the much-acclaimed "Boom Town"), and shares some of the values she thinks can be drawn from what she writes. Finally, listen to some of the new developments and projects she's working on, from a new book to a stage musical! This episode has abundant reosurces availble- check our website. Visit the Talking Fin Lit website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Mark Gura and Kathleen King and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2011

Talking Fin Lit Ep 37: Lynn Raymond, Banker aka Teacher Interview, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 09:05:15 -0500

What's all this buzz about banks inside of High Schools? About High Schoolers actually running banks? Lynn Raymond, a former bank vice president turned business teacher, shares with us what these new trends and exciting developments in financial literacy are all about! Learn how she got started in bringing banking into the school, the possible pitfalls and the necessary tools to get such programs off the ground. All and all, another exciting interview that sheds light on new innovations in Teaching Financial Literacy! Visit the Talking Fin Lit website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Mark Gura and Kathleen King and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2011

Talking Fin Lit Ep 36 Author, Deborah Hopkinson, Strawberry Farms, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Thu, 20 Jan 2011 09:05:15 -0500

Join us for an insightful interview with Deborah Hopkinson, the celebrated author of children's fiction and nonfiction. Deborah discusses with us the inspiration for her new book, "Saving Strawberry Farm," and the lessons it has embedded within it related to financial literacy. What's this book about? What new projects is this author of more than forty books working on? Tune in and turn it up to find out more about integrating financial literacy in literacy and other content areas.Visit the Talking Fin Lit website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Mark Gura and Kathleen King and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2011

Talking Fin Lit Ep 35 Interview with Dave Anderson, Exec.Vice. Pres. W!SE, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 10:05:15 -0500

As we dive into 2011, Talking Fin Lit provides a compelling interview with Dave Anderson, the Exec Vice. Pres. of W!SE. Dave discusses how financial literacy is a major issue for students as they advance to college. Indeed recent reports prove that the major reason students drop out of college is not academics, but Oops! We almost gave it away! You have to listen in to find out, won't you? W!SE stands for Working in Support of Education and it is a member of the (McGraw Hill) Financial Literacy Now Partnership. Visit the Talking Fin Lit website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Mark Gura and Kathleen King and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2011

Talking Fin Lit Ep 34 Teacher Rod Hames - New Life for Middle School Economics, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Tue, 21 Sep 2010 14:05:15 -0500

Rod Hames is a teacher at Crews Middle School in Lawrenceville, Georgia, teaching Computer Science and Business. Mark met Rod at the ISTE 2010 Conference in Denver where both were presenting. Rod has distinguished himself in teaching the Stock Market and numerous other aspects of business and economics by developing creative ways to make these subjects come alive for today's middle school students. An area of particular interest in Rod's work is his use of research into student engagement which he applies to the teaching of financial literacy. Visit our website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Kathleen King and Mark Gura and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2010

Talking Fin Lit Ep 33 Teacher Deb Dakken and 'Singlehood',Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Sat, 18 Sep 2010 16:05:15 -0500

Join us for a fascinating interview and great resources in this episode as we interview Deb Dakken, a 7th grade teacher in the Northwood-Kensett Community School District in Northwood, Iowa. She discusses what first drew her into financial literacy, and how she has managed to draw her students into and engage them in courses that involve their financial future, as well as the meaning of the term 'singlehood.' Deb also discusses the impact computers have had on her teaching, and what it is like to run a class without textbooks. Join us and listen to these two experienced educators discuss what they have learned about teaching financial literacy.Visit our website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Kathleen King and Mark Gura and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2010

Talking Fin Lit Ep 32 EconKids Take Fin Lit to a New Level, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 08:05:15 -0500

Ms. Rodgers is the Project Director of the RUTGERS UNIVERSITY PROJECT ON ECONOMICS AND CHILDREN, and has spent the past several years heading up this project with her coauthor. Listen as she explains the origins of her project and the depth of the study she's gone through to bring us one of the most user-friendly and useful resources for children's financial literacy on the web.Kathleen describes what impact and what resources the Library has available to help. Visit our website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Kathleen King and Mark Gura and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2010

Talking Fin Lit Ep 31 New York Public Library and Fin Lit, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 01:05:15 -0500

Kathleen Kalmes is a Financial Resource Specialist who works with the New York Public Library (NYPL) to better educate people about financial literacy. In this exciting interview, Kathleen discusses some of the features of the NYPL's Science Industry, and Business Library website- included in which are sections on stocks, bond investing, retirement, and much much more. Kathleen also discusses about the various programs the library offers, available for free to educate the public. Please join us and listen in as Kathleen describes what impact and what resources the Library has available to help. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Kathleen King and Mark Gura and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2010

Talking Fin Lit Ep 30 Junior Achievement Does Finanical Literacy, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 01:05:15 -0500

Join us for an exciting episode as we speak with Marina Leight about her recent experiences as a volunteer educator. Marina Leight, is a VP with a major US media company. This past year she volunteered to teach a Junior Achievement course for her daughter, Alex's 4th grade class. Marina has been a public school elementary grade teacher. This experience with the 4th grade class spans problem solving, resource management, teamwork, and creative development, all while giving elementary-aged students a chance to see how finance really works! Listen closely so you don't miss the Surprise Guest! Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2010

Talking Fin Lit Ep 29 Interview with Literacy Partners, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 18:05:15 -0500

Join us as we interview a unique educational team about the need for financial literacy in our communities and families. Susan McLean, Executive Director of Literacy Partners, along with Lucy, a financial literacy consultant, join us for this interview. We learn their perspective and idea for the modern need for financial literacy. What makes this episode different? For 35 years, Literacy Partners has provided high quality, free, community-based adult and family literacy programs to New York City residents. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Kathleen King and Mark Gura and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2010

Talking Fin Lit Ep 28 April is Financial Literacy Month, Part 2, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 18:05:15 -0500

More great resources to scaffold Financial Literacy Month with your classes and communities. From DOE on Youtube to HGTV reality shows(?) Kathy and Mark share resources, activities and perspectives for teachers in focusing on financial literacy materials Discover how to use the videos and articles in this episiode to build relevance and maximize learning. This is your personal invitation to be part of the Fin Lit Community- Let's support educators. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's Graduate School of Education and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2010

Talking Fin Lit Ep 27 April is Financial Literacy Month, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 18:05:15 -0500

Be prepared to leverage the attention of Financial Literacy Month with your classes and communities. Kathy and Mark share resources, activities and perspectives for teachers in focusing on financial literacy materials already available on the site and new ones unveiled in this episode. From the Financial Literacy Now website to compelling Youtube videos and articles to get the attention of students with relevance and maximize learning. This is your personal invitation to be part of the Fin Lit Community- Let's support educators. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2010

Talking Fin Lit Ep 26:Fin Lit Series II Commences, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 18:05:15 -0500

Kathy and Mark welcome listeners back to Series II of Talking Fin Lit. They share many new developments inlcuding new feautres, a model for financial literacy integration and ways for listeners to potentially be part of the show. This is your personal invitaiton to be part of the Fn Lit Community- Let's support educators. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2009

Talking Fin Lit Ep 25: Finale of First Round of the Series: Highlights, Questions and Resources, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 18:05:15 -0500

A quick-paced Discussion of Highlights, Resources and New Questions. From the vantage point of over 1 year of research, interviews and analysis of personal financial literacy for k-12 and adult education, Kathy and Mark step back and provide an episode of reflection, high points and next steps. You are invited to join us for this "green room" debriefing as your Talking Financial Literacy Podcast co-hosts discuss such questions as : What were the big surprises and favorite episodes? Where is the greatest need? And what remians to be done? Recap of great resources and more surprises for our listeners- new and returning join us for this comprehensive episode. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2009

Talking Fin Lit Ep 24: Guest Expert Educator Puts Financial Literacy Ed in Perspective: Ms. Josephine Urso Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 14:05:15 -0500

Join us for a vibrant interview with an experienced New York City teacher and administrator. Josephine Urso provides grounding and insightful examples of how financial literacy is incorporated into school curriculum, rather than isolated projects or after school programs. Deep insights offered as Kathy and Mark debrief on the interview and how teachers and schools can use this information to refine current and develop new financial literacy programs and connections. Resources discussed include, Practical Money Guides for Life, irs.gov tutorial and starting to synthesize 22 Talking Fin Lit episodes. Visit the website for complete show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2009

Talking Fin Lit Ep. 23: Fin Lit A Patchwork Quilt of Opportunity Interview with Beth Pellar, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 20:05:15 -0500

Featuring an interview with an educator who has deep experience in our field, this episodes reveals many informed insights about the challenge of Financial Literacy Education. This episode is sparked and guided by an interview with Ms. Beth Peller, Former Local Instructional Superintendent, New York City Department of Education. Beth Peller retired circa 2007 from a very successful career with the New York City Department of Education. Over several decades she served the Department in a variety of capacities. After starting as a classroom teacher, she was tapped to become a citywide Staff Developer for the Central Office. She moved on to become Head of Literacy for Community School District Number 15 in Brooklyn for a while and then served as a Language Arts Specialist in the Office of Performance Standards, a part of the central organization's Division of Instructional Support. Finally, she served as a Local Instructional Superintendent until retiring. Resources included in the discussion and episode: Stock Market Game, guide to the same, several timely articles and news reports on the need for financial literacy and the Federal Reserve's Education department. Always relevant, needed and 21st century literacy focused, from the only podcast series with professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2009

Talking Fin Lit Ep. 22: Inside Look at Mortgages: Interview with Elizabeth Zelasko, Countrywide Bank, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 20:05:15 -0500

The American dream is to own a home, yet mortgages are confusing. Personal financial literacy means understanding the basics of this transaction, and how to ask questions as an aspiring home owner. Listen in to this episode as Kathy and Mark highlight a special interview with mortgage loan officer Elizabeth Zelasko of Countrywide Bank to get the complete inside story on this essential topic. The team provides terrific ideas on how to incorporate this situated learning experience into the curriculum to help students be invested in learning that can be used across their lifetime. This episode also provides many valuable resources related to teaching and calculating mortgages, credit worthiness, payments, and tutorials to use as a basis for activities or further curriculum deisgn. From points to FICA, ARMS to "junk fees" you cannot AFFORD to miss episode 22.Always relevant, needed and 21st century literacy focused, from the only podcast series with professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2009

Talking Fin Lit Ep. 21: Banks Rule, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 00:05:15 -0500

Join Kathy and Mark as the explore the need for teaching and learning which include banking content. While topics related to banking funcitons are rich for math, economics, critical thinking, social studies and literacy, they are not being used in in most curriculum. In this episode, the Talking Fin Lit hosts discuss the great need, the gaps in understanding and some of the few valuable tools and resources available at this time. Join us as we explore how to fill this gap in personal financial literacy learning across grades and settings. Examples include p-12 through GED and higher education, a not-to-be-missed episode! Entirely relevant, needed and 21st century literacy focused, from the only podcast series with professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008-2009

Talking Fin Lit Ep. 20: The Tax Person Cometh, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 20:00:59 -0500

Mark and Kathy discover an undeveloped territory of urgent need in financial literacy- taxes. Of course we all know we have to come with taxes, but there are few resources available to integrate this real life need into financial literacy settings cross curriculum. Currently, the field is wide open for innovation and new developments here! From planning for college, to tax savings via charitable giving, and medical flex accounts, it is amazing how much people of all ages might be missing opportunities for valuable and vital learning and savings. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) as they explore the few resources which ARE available and spin the connections that need to be created. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008

Talking Fin Lit Ep. 19: A Nation at Financial Risk, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 18:00:59 -0500

A cutting edge episode from Kathy and Mark about how the patterns of Nation at Risk report of 25 years ago relate to our need for financial literacy in our curriculum today. How do we measure up? What is the score? Great resources to help with new perspectives and possibilities. The Talking Financial Literacy Podcast. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008

Talking Fin Lit Ep. 18 HotChalk: Meta-Resource for Financial Literacy, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 13:00:59 -0500

Join Kathy and Mark for an exciting exploration of the financial literacy resources at HotChalk. The financial literacy materials we unearth will be sure to enhance any classroom and make the work of educators easier! From childhood to middle school, high school, and even adults, there are valuable lesson plans, activities, instructional articles, and games from which to choose. Teachers, educators , educational leaders and parents will find many resources to fit age groups and different settings. Items reviewed include not only HotChalk offerings on this topic, but also Karma Tycoon and The Practical Money Skills web-site. Always filled with resources and lively discussion, The Talking Financial Literacy Podcast. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners.Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008

Talking Fin Lit Ep. 17 Critical Consumers, New Ways to Reach Teens, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 15:00:59 -0500

The Mouse rules! This episode reveals the hidden financial POWER that young people and all Internet users have today in an exciting discussion between Dr. Kathy King and Mark Gura. They explore how students, young adults and all Internet users have tremendous power charting and shaping the decisions of big business, research and development decisions, and marketing efforts across the globe. Better understanding the students we work with in k-12 and also adult learners, helps us to better address and meet their financial literacy needs. In addition, we can demonstrate to them how much financial POWER they have in each mouse click, and that their age group- whatever it is: has great power and importance to the business world. What a fantastic basis for realizing their roles and need to be critical consumers and demand what they want. Drawing upon several outstanding recent articles about digital technology and teenager habits and brain development, Kathy and Mark further synthesize the major books which have contributed to our better understanding of the impact of users and the Internet on finance through business today. Always filled with resources and lively discussion, The Talking Financial Literacy Podcast. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008

Talking Fin Lit Ep. 16 Indy Kids: Learning from Global News, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 10:00:59 -0500

Join us for a one-of-a-kind episode: creating meaningful financial literacy lessons from the global news. Mark finds terrific resources for building creative and powerful lessons about global economics and world hunger through youth based materials, news articles and video reports on the web. Listen in for the compelling experience of a 21st century teacher developing meaning and learning experiences.This is a vibrant illustration of how educators can incorporate critical current events, financial literacy and digital media into active classroom activities. Join us for a journey into what drives food markets, food shortages and pricing. A truly interdisciplinary lesson equals literacy, social studies, politics, economics, ethics, values, social responsiblity, and oh yes financial literacy! Always filled with resources and lively discussion, The Talking Financial Literacy Podcast. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008

Talking Fin Lit Ep. 15 Get Your Finances Ready for Retirement, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 18:00:59 -0500

In this episode, Mark and Kathy provide a bevy of resources to expand your personal financial literacy and begin to break through the fear of retirement planning. Resources include reports about the needs for diversified retirement funds, planning for retirement, and how to calculate what is needed to live well in retirement. Most financial planners will tell you that Social Security will not be sufficient for your retirement needs. How is your nest egg? How will you fund your glory days? And for teachers, this topic becomes another prime opportunity to open new patterns of communication, place math, government, health and policy issues in real-life contexts, and provide a platform for family dialogue and skill building. Join us for the discussion about the concerns for retirement, the need and the possibilities for learning. Free online resources never made it so easy to break-through financial barriers. Resources include retirement handbooks, calculators and discussions about alternate retirement income sources. As always, please remember this series focuses on educational and learning resources, it does not provide financial advice! Please be sure to speak with a certified financial palnner and lawyer to address this important issues This topic provides rich opportunities for family literacy, intergenerational dialogue, problem solving, research, embedded literacy projects and critical thinking. While some teachers may have already experienced the need to do this and begun to negotiate the complex world of finance for elders, others may be less aware of the retirement needs, financial picture, living needs, rights and dangers, which surround elder care. This topic is a powerful to become conversant in to assist your students in exploring it. Always filled with resources and lively discussion, The Talking Financial Literacy Podcast. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008

Talking Fin Lit Ep. 14 Caring for Your Parents, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 18:00:59 -0500

In this episode, Mark and Kathy discuss the educational opportunities related to the stage of life in which we help take care of our parents, grandparents and other older adults. Our approach on this topic is to help educators and students develop a new understanding of personal literacy to reach different areas of their lives. As always, please remember this series focuses on educational and learning resources, it does not provide financial advice! Please be sure to speak with a certified financial palnner and lawyer to address this important issues This topic provides rich opportunities for family literacy, intergenerational dialogue, problem solving, research, embedded literacy projects and critical thinking. While some teachers may have already experienced the need to do this and begun to negotiate the complex world of finance for elders, others may be less aware of the retirement needs, financial picture, living needs, rights and dangers, which surround elder care. This topic is a powerful to become conversant in to assist your students in exploring it. Always filled with resources and lively discussion, TheTalking Financial Literacy Podcast. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008

Talking Fin Lit Ep. 13 Managing Your Money: Ms. Joan Sabella, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 00:00:59 -0500

Financial insider Ms. Joan Sabella sits down with Mark Gura to discuss how people can wisely and astutely manage their money, and make financial decisions. In this essential episode about personal finance literacy, topics range from credit card choices and use, and benefits of budgets, to mutual funds and risk tolerance surveys. Ms Sabella is the Managing Director of the MainStay Balanced Fund since 1989 and been with NY Life and Management LLC since 2000. Resources in this episode include resources for empowering women in finance, risk tolerance calculators and credit card comparison sites. We predict you may want to share this with the people you care about- a warm, friendly conversation enlightening us about critical financial issues. Always filled with resources and lively discussion, The Talking Financial Literacy Podcast. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008

Talking Fin Lit Ep. 12 Financial Literacy Meets Character Education, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 00:00:59 -0500

Mark and Kathy discuss a wide trend of financial literacy materials which raise ye olde timeless, legacy of Character Education. Indeed as national and global economies toss and turn day by day, people of all ages look for a mooring. A multitude of resources already exist which tap into critical lessons of responsibility and ethics along the way in teaching financial literacy concepts and skills. Don't miss out on this important episode. Something very different, even unexpected- yet such a powerful connection to transform individuals and communities? Always full with resources and lively discussion, TheTalking Financial Literacy Podcast. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008

Talking Fin Lit Episode 11: SimBusiness- Free Biz Sims for Learning Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 08:00:59 -0500

The emergence of simulations has taken the game industry by storm, but having fun while learning to be a CEO and become adept at financial literacy? This isn't our traditional school days! Instead, media companies have developed accurate, compelling simulation games which put learners (of all ages) into the director's chair as they guide their company to success. Will they make the right decisions? OR will they be swayed by false information, incorrect projections or allegiances? Kathy and Mark provide another riveting episode of Talking Financial Literacy in which they tour several of the best online games related to financial literacy learning. Listen in for abundant resources, perspectives on critical thinking and constructivism all to continue our quest for developing better understanding and practice in personal finance. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008

Talking Fin Lit Episode 10: Is the National Debt Personal Finance? Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 22:00:59 -0500

Now for something very different as Mark and Kathy consider the recommendations made by Ross Perot to re-examine the national debt. How could it be this statesman is guiding us to financial literacy education? Join us for an episode about connecting current financial issues to financial literacy. In this episode Mark and Kathy discuss the National debt as a basis for financial literacy education. The Ross Perot Charts site offers abundant resources for information, education and critical analysis of how government economics impacts personal finance. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008.

Talking Fin Lit Episode 9: Youth and Entrepreneurship Interview with Dan Rabuzzi (Part 2), Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 15:00:59 -0500

Join us for the second part of this informative and inspiring episode with Dan Rubuzzi of NFTE. In this episode, Dan continues to share his considerable experience and expert perspective on the current state of financial literacy learning, needs, and resources. You will gain much from these practical examples, resources and ideas you hear! In addition, Mark and Kathy discuss some critical news items and resources to round out a rich episode to assist and guide educators, students and learners of all ages advance their understanding and mastery of personal financial literacy, and in this case entrepreneurship! Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008.

Talking Fin Lit Episode 8:Talking Fin Lit: The inside story, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 00:00:59 -0500

The tables get turned and Mark and Kathy are interview by another podcaster! This episode provides the inside story on what is Talking Financial Literacy Podcast and how it came about? Just what exactly makes this series tick? Paige Eissinger of Transformation Education LIVE! asks pressing and curious questions about the Talking Fin Lit Series. Topics range from living on your credit line for necessities, to faulty mortgage lending possibilities, students targets for credit card companies, and how BIG is financial literacy in our lives. Resources include teacher PD and mortgage calculators as well as previews of upcoming episodes.Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org

Talking Fin Lit Episode 7 Managing Your Money- Curriculum from TV411, email podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 16:00:59 -0500

Dr. Kathy King and Mark discuss critical issues in Managing your Money on the personal, local, national, global and adult education scopes. From rising fuel and food costs, to food riots. How do they interconnect? Then down to the educational connections. Kathy delivers a sample copy of TV411 Financial Literacy curriculum. You get and inside view of the depth of the material and how it can be used. Please note this curriculum was chosen for review because of the high caliber of TV411 in the public education field. This program is not endorsing the product, nor do we receive benefit from any purchase. Tune in for a vibrant episode that covers the ground of global events, to how do we help students of all ages navigate their financial lives. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions atpodcast@talkingfinlit.org

Talking Fin Lit Episode 6 Entrepreneurship is "Nifty" aka NFTE, email podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 16:00:59 -0500

Kathy and Mark share insights and resources on the topic of using entrepreneurship as a focus for student financial literacy. The centerpiece of this episode is Part 1 of an interview with Dan Rabuzzi, national program director for NFTE (The National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship). This compelling interview provides valuable insight into the power of using this model with students as they take the CEO seat and realize the details and reality of finance. In our changing world careers are very different and many students will in fact be small business managers, consultants or CEOs. Therefore this knowledge and exposure needs to expanded beyond our business classes and CTE programs solely. NFTE (www.nfte.com) is a great model of a program that works. Added to this exciting interview, Mark and Kathy also provide an article to kick off the episode and new media resources which will help your students dialogue with others on the topic of financial literacy and entrepreneurship. Growing their global perspective, building their understanding of personal finance, enabling students to create content- all empowering principles for our classrooms. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org

Talking Fin Lit Episode 5 The Landscape of Financial Literacy Education, email podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 16:00:59 -0500

We are pleased to bring the 2nd half of the the interview with Lloyd Bromberg (Director of Education Services, Federal Reserve Bank of New York) to our Talking Fin Lit listeners! Mark and Kathy discuss the interview high points and specifics regarding the resources which are mentioned.(1st Half of the Interview may be found at our homepage as Episode 2). Mr. Lloyd Bromberg discusses the program which his federal reserve Education program is offering to NYC students and replicating in Puerto Rico. Resources including a 3 part program which also has online curriculum available. The discussion also includes whether such a program should be mandated in all schools and discuss the pros and cons given the demands schools have on them already and yet the importance of inclusion in a mandated program.Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org

Talking Fin Lit Episode 4 Words from the W!SE: Interview with Phyllis Frankfort, email podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 16:00:59 -0500

Reflections on Mark's interview with Phyllis Frankfort, founder and director of W!SE (http://www.wise-ny.org ) a pioneering and powerful organization for financial literacy education. Under her leadership W!se programs reach more than 20,000 students each year including the development of a financial literacy certification. Join us as we hear the inspiring story of how she conceived, developed, and launched this program which has made a great impact in financial literacy education in schools. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org

Talking Fin Lit Episode 3: Reality Check in Financial Literacy!, email podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 16:00:59 -0500

Online Resources for Classroom Use and Materials that will assist learners see Financial Realities. How often are you looking for resources to make your math classes, social studies, global studies, history or economics classes relevant and interesting? We have found the resources for you. Featuring online resources such as Jump$tart's Reality Check, Choice Nerd's Budget tools, CNN Money's calculators and also inflation calculators cost of living calculators, and credit card calculators to use as powerful ready-made tools for teaching and learning. Join hosts Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) for another episode of this series which provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org

Talking Fin Lit Episode 2 Flagging Economy Propels Financial Education PLUS Interview from Federal Reserve, email podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:00:59 -0500

Join us for this exciting episode of top news items and US federal resources for financial literacy. It's Not Too Late - Flagging Economy Propels Financial Education discussion with Mark and Kathy combined with an educator's interview with the Federal Reserve. Interview with Lloyd Bromberg, Federal Reserve Bank of NY, Director of Education Services Federal Reserve Bank of NY Education. From The Atlantic to Citibank, ING, WAMU and more, vital discussion and important resources to address the needs of the ever changing world of personal finance. Co-hosted by Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) this new series provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Let us know your teaching and learning needs regarding Financial Literacy in Education.Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008.

Talking Fin Lit Episode 1 Welcome and Overview of Financial Literacy, Email: podcast@talkingfinlit.org

podcast@talkingfinlit.org (Mark Gura, Kathleen P. King) — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 22:57:59 -0500

This episode provides an introduction to the new world of Financial Literacy. Talking Financial Literacy is a global discussion dealing with educational needs emerging from the ever changing world of personal finance. Co-hosted by Mark Gura and Dr. Kathleen P. King (Kathy) this new series provides professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners. Finding our way to and through the impressive amount of material on this subject, this 24 episode series will be both a report and an investigation. Financial Literacy is Mission Critical Lifelong Learning. Talking Fin Lit is produced by Fordham University's MS in Adult Education and HRD program and copyrighted by The McGraw-Hill Companies, 2008. Visit the website for full show notes and resources www.talkingfinlit.org You may email the podcast hosts with comments and suggestions at podcast@talkingfinlit.org Let us know your teaching and learning needs regarding Financial Literacy in Education