
A podcast for K-12 art educators interested in connecting with colleagues and ideas. Each episode, hosted by Matt and Laura Grundler, takes you backstage with guest hosts from #K12ArtChat to dig into the latest art education innovations and resources. You’ll find tips, tools, and inspiration to keep you connected and moving forward.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 308 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsEducation | |||

In this episode, Matt & Laura talk to Millersville University’s Professor in Art Education – Dr. Leslie Gates! Listen in to this information packed episode where she shares her approach to student led assessment. Discover how it affects student engag... more
In this episode, the Creativity Department chats with returning guest and longtime art educator, Jeanne Bjork about handling difficult transitions. Listen in for a fresh perspective on how educators at crossroads such as retirement can approach these... more
After a year filled with challenges, growth, and hard-earned perspective, the Creativity Department’s annual New Year episode couldn’t just be about self-reflection. To kick off 2026, we take a different approach. Davis Publications Marketing Direct... more
In this episode, the Creativity Department talks to NAEA’s Higher Education Division Director, Yichien Cooper and the Preservice Division Director, Reilly Powers about the ever-important topic of advocacy! Dive in to hear how art educators can commun... more
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It was great! Just listened to it tonight. Love hearing the way @ruthcbyrne talks about her teaching process & how she helps students scaffold their thinking through play, blocks & the creative process.
This podcast provides so many amazing guests and they cover such a wide array of topics and themes. You always get practical things to try on Monday and deeper gifts that inspire you to reflect and think more about. If you haven’t subscribed…. You need to!
Laura and Matt have the most interesting guests to inspire art educators. They know how hard teaching art can be and offer thoughtful conversations with artists, teachers and creatives to refill teachers buckets. Love their joy and enthusiasm for art education.
I have never been motivated to write a review about any podcast or product before this. I was highly impacted by this conversation. Thank you for the length and depth of sharing among your guests. I have immediately implemented the concept of evaluating my to actions to ask is this self-soothing or self-care, and how will it affect my tomorrow? While it was Mr. Crespo who lead me to your podcast, the hosts will keep me coming back!
I may be a bit biased, but I love this podcast. Since Matt and Laura started hosting, the quality has been incredible! It is meaningful to me to hear about the experiences of other arts educators and arts integration/STEAM educators. I highly recommend this!
I have really enjoyed these Podcasts! I am an international teacher and have been trying to connect with my school leadership about the importance of creating a community for the art teachers in our “family of schools” but have had little to no success over the past few years. I’ve really appreciated the boost of energy that I’ve received from listening to your program and becoming part of this community! Thank you!
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Content focuses on a variety of innovative approaches in K-12 art education, emphasizing creativity, adaptability, and the integration of technology in the classroom. Episodes frequently feature discussions with experts in art education, exploring topics like student engagement, collaborative learning, and the emotional aspects of teaching. The conversations often include practical insights and tools for educators, aiming to inspire and refresh their teaching practices and foster creativity among students. Notable themes include the use of storytelling in education and the significance of community and support among art educators, making it a valuable resource for teachers seeking to enhance their skills and connect with peers.
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Recent guests on K12ArtChat the Podcast include:
1. Leslie Gates
2. Jeanne Bjork
3. Toni Henneman
4. Yichien Cooper
5. Reilly Powers
6. Cameron McKinstry
7. Jeff Broome
8. Renee Sandell
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