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Maker Movement
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Make:Cast is a podcast from Make:Community (make.co), producers of Make: Magazine and Maker Faire, and hosted by Dale Dougherty. We are exploring ideas, tools and people behind the maker movement.

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In this episode of Make:cast, host Dale Dougherty is joined by Hannah Hagon, author of "Unplugged Tots," and Brian Jepson, publisher at Raspberry Pi. The discussion centers on Hannah’s new book, which offers screen-free, play-based activities designe... more

In this episode of Make:cast, Dale Dougherty from Make Magazine chats with Marilyn Nash and Amber Hudson, authors of 'A Maker's Life'. Both of them are former teachers - Marilyn is retired and Ambers works at 1st Makerspace in Indiana. They discuss t... more

In this episode of Make:cast, host Dale Dougherty speaks with Kirk Pearson, author of 'Electronic Music from Scratch,' and Kevin Toyama, the book's editor. Kirk is a musical experimenter and he encourages others to do the same.  Kirk shares his journ... more

This is the keynote talk I gave at the Trenton Computer Festival 2025 at the end of March.  The theme of the festival was Fun with Technology and I talked about how Make and Maker Faire have been dedicated to people who have fun with technology.  I s... more

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Ken Kahn
Author of The Learner's Apprentice AI and the Amplification of Human Creativity
Episode: The Creative Potential For AI in Education
Sylvia Martinez
Co-author of Invent to Learn, Maker Educator
Episode: The Creative Potential For AI in Education
Ellie Weinstein
Founder and CEO of Cocoa Press
Cocoa Press
Episode: I'm 3D Printing Chocolate: A Conversation with Ellie Weinstein of Cocoa Press
Steph Piper
Creative technologist passionate about Maker culture, hardware development, and education technology.
Episode: Upskilling with Steph Piper
Ryan Jenkins
Tinkering educator and author
Episode: Talking about Tinkering with Ryan Jenkins
Camila Luna
Co-founder of Moonmakers, advocating for STEM education and the maker movement.
Moonmakers
Episode: Moon Makers of Mexico
Diego Luna
Co-founder of Moonmakers, focused on promoting creativity and collaborative learning.
Moonmakers
Episode: Moon Makers of Mexico
Cy Tymony
Author of 'Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things' and DIY enthusiast
Episode: The Sneaky DIY of Cy Tymony
Jenny Young
Founder of Brooklyn Robot Foundry
Brooklyn Robot Foundry
Episode: Jenny Young and the story of Brooklyn Robot Foundry

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Dale Dougherty
Keynote speaker with extensive experience in the maker movement and technology engagement, often reflecting on the evolution of DIY culture and hands-on learning.

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Upskilling with Steph Piper
Q: How do you keep kids from just coloring in tiles?
I encourage self-directed learning and have conversations with them about their projects to ensure they're genuinely engaging with the skills.
Upskilling with Steph Piper
Q: How did this project get started and what's been your role in pushing it forward?
I started working on a huge repository of printable skill tree templates that guide users through learning new skills and spotting gaps in their knowledge.
Jenny Young and the story of Brooklyn Robot Foundry
Q: How do you deal with different skill levels and age levels?
Projects are open-ended, allowing children to create uniquely while accommodating various skill levels.
Jenny Young and the story of Brooklyn Robot Foundry
Q: What gets them to do this?
Empowerment is key; helping kids feel capable of creating what they imagine.
Moon Makers of Mexico
Q: When did you feel what you were doing was making a difference?
They felt they were making a difference when kids expressed their understanding of complex topics like climate change through their videos.

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Exploring the vibrant world of creativity and innovation, the content captures discussions focused on the maker movement, where hands-on learning and technology intersect. Conversations center around various aspects of making, from 3D printing and tinkering to educational initiatives that promote STEM learning and creativity among youth. Notable figures are featured, diving into their fascinating projects and experiences, effectively showcasing how collaboration and community engagement can drive impactful change in education and technology. The emphasis on accessible education tools and innovative practices makes it an appealing choice for those interested in fostering creativity and practical skills in various educational settings.

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Make:cast launched 5 years ago and published 88 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Make:cast include:

1. Ken Kahn
2. Sylvia Martinez
3. Ellie Weinstein
4. Steph Piper
5. Ryan Jenkins
6. Camila Luna
7. Diego Luna
8. Cy Tymony

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