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Make It Mindful: Insights for Global Learning

Make it Mindful is an education podcast about how the relentless pursuit of noticing and being present leads to improvements for schools, teachers, and students. Your hosts, Seth Fleischauer, Lauren Pinto, and Komal Shah discuss in this short, introductory episode the purpose of this podcast, who it's for, what brought them together, and their own personal consciousness journeys. Check out this short episode to see if you catch the vibe, and then check back soon for more!

Show Notes

Make it Mindful is an education podcast about how the relentless pursuit of noticing and being present leads to improvements for schools, teachers, and students. Your hosts, Seth Fleischauer, Lauren Pinto, and Komal Shah discuss in this short, introductory episode the purpose of this podcast, who it's for, what brought them together, and their own personal consciousness journeys. 

Check out this short episode to see if you catch the vibe, and then check back soon for more!

Creators and Guests

LP
Host
Lauren Pinto
SF
Host
Seth Fleischauer
KS
Guest
Komal Shah

What is Make It Mindful: Insights for Global Learning?

Make It Mindful: Insights for Global Learning is a podcast for globally minded educators who want deep, long-form conversations about how teaching and learning are changing — and what to do about it.

Hosted by former classroom teacher and Banyan Global Learning founder Seth Fleischauer, the show explores how people, cultures, technologies, cognitive processes, and school systems shape what happens in classrooms around the world. Each long-form episode looks closely at the conditions that help students and educators thrive — from executive functioning and identity development to virtual learning, multilingual education, global competence, and the rise of AI.

Seth talks with teachers, researchers, psychologists, and school leaders who look closely at how students understand themselves, build relationships, and develop the capacities that underlie deep learning — skills like perspective-taking, communication, and global competence that are essential for navigating an interconnected world. These conversations surface the kinds of cross-cultural experiences and hard-to-measure abilities that shape real achievement. Together, they consider how to integrate new technologies in ways that strengthen—not replace—the human center of learning.

The result is a set of ideas, stories, and practical strategies educators can apply to help students succeed in a complex and fast-changing world.